prominent and disputed lead, awkward jump at 1st, no extra and weakened after 4 out
tracked leaders, 3rd halfway, ridden and no impression after 3 out, no extra and dropped to 5th before last
settled towards rear, steady headway from halfway, went close 2nd travelling best after 3 out, ridden and edged right to lead before last, driven out and kept on well run-in
chased leaders early, mid-division at halfway, kept on without threatening in straight
in rear, headway halfway, 6th when mistake 4 out, went moderate 4th after 2 out, mistake last, kept on one pace
led or disputed lead, not fluent, slight advantage from 5 out, strongly pressed after 3 out, driven along and narrowly headed before last, kept on under pressure run-in
mid-division, headway into 4th 4 out, no extra approaching 2 out, weakened
mid-division on outer, headway 4 out,
tracked leaders, 4th halfway, no extra from 3 out, weakened
held up towards rear, good headway on outer 3 out, came under pressure approaching next, soon no extra
in rear, some headway from 3 out, kept on without threatening
chased leaders, 5th halfway, no extra from 3 out, weakened
chased leaders, 6th halfway, driven along after 3 out, soon no extra
always towards rear, number of mistakes
held up, headway afyer halfway, went 4th after 3 out, 3rd next, kept on same pace under pressure without reaching leaders
There is plenty of stamina in the pedigree of MISS SALINGER and she looks sure to be suited by today's step up in trip. Receiving all the allowances, Jessica Harrington's filly can improve on her recent fifth at Cork. Translating point-to-point form to racing under rules is never an exact science but neither Ninth Legion nor Jack Bene could be ruled out of this contest with any confidence. Turtle Boys was also placed between the flags on his latest outing but Laffan Island makes more appeal having finished fourth in a maiden hurdle at Punchestown 10 days ago.
