raced towards centre, not on terms, ridden to challenge 2f out, kept on same pace under pressure
led 1f, pressed leader to halfway, soon behind
prominent, ridden and no impression on leaders when ran green and hung left over 1f out
chased leaders, effort 2f out, led just over 1f out, edged right well inside final furlong, ran on
dwelt, towards rear, ran on same pace from over 1f out
pressed leaders, every chance and ridden over 1f out, not quickened inside final furlong
started slowly, never on terms, ran green and hung left halfway
soon chased leaders, ridden 2f out, weakened inside final furlong
dwelt, soon in touch, weakened 2f out
raced towards centre, not on terms early, challenged 2f out, no extra inside final furlong
led after 1f, ridden and headed just over 1f out, 3rd and held when not much room near finish
raced towards centre, not on terms, hard ridden and no impression 2f out
started very slowly and always well behind
raced towards centre, not on terms and well behind from halfway
slowly into stride, behind, some late headway, never able to challenge
In fields like this, high numbers often have a good advantage, and Bella Tutrice has done quite well in terms of the draw, berthed in stall 14. Ian Wood's filly certainly deserves a win, having breen placed in all three starts so far behind some potentially useful juveniles. The two who finished ahead of her in the Brocklesby have both scored since, while last time she beat all bar Rosina May and that filly has gone on to win again at Ripon on Saturday. A speedy type, Bella Tutrice really deserves a race like this and is strongly fancied. Of the others with experience, Crafty Fancy showed promise on her debut at Nottingham, but on a line through Mac Love has something to find with the selection, and is not as well drawn either. A bigger threat may come from Hilites, who was two and a half lengths behind the selection at Windsor but was slowly away on her debut and is entitled to improve. Of the newcomers, the Hannon pair of Our Gamble and Compassion have to be respected, both related to winners, with good draws and hailing from a yard that has a good record with juveniles at this track. Others to note in the market are Mark Tompkins Perugino filly, Valentia, and Andrew Balding's Dubaian Mist, by Docksider out of a mare by Robellino
