led after 1st, blundered and headed 13th, ridden approaching 4 out, no impression
tracked leaders, pushed along 11th, weakened approaching 4 out
in rear, 7th when fell 11th
led to 1st, stayed prominent, ridden approaching 5 out, soon weakened
behind from halfway, tailed off when pulled up before 11th
tracked leaders, jumped slowly and lost place 1st, headway 6th, led 13th, ridden 2 out, stayed on well
tracked leaders, pushed along and lost place halfway, tailed off when pulled up before 11th
soon bj, not fluent throughout, tailed off when pulled up before 4 out
held up, ridden and no impression from 4 out
If we forgive Two For Joy his fall at Fakenham last time, you'd have to feel that he must go close in a competitive opening event. Prior to his recent fall he had been outclassed in smart company but had previously looked good in this grade at Towcester. The stable of Charlie Egerton must always be respected on visits to the A1 course and Two For Joy should give a good account of himself. Be My Dream and Best Available both have sound credentials and should be thereabouts but principal danger could prove to be Hachty Boy who has been keeping good company and should have conditions to suit.