in touch to 9th, tailed off and pulled up before 2 out
held up, lost place 8th, mistake 11th, kept on to take poor 3rd post
held up, headway 7th, led 4 out, hard ridden approaching last, headed and no extra flat
held up, reminders and headway after 6th, outpaced 9th, rallied 2 out, led flat, driven out
prominent and keen, ridden and every chance approaching 4 out, weakened next
always behind, tailed off when fell 4 out
jumped right, led, hit 7th, mistake 11th, ridden and headed 4 out, mistake 3 out, soon weakened
The top four in the weights appear to have this between them and, as they all arrive here with a similar profile, this could provide on of the best finishes of the day. And the resilience of Sam Adamson edges the vote in his favour. Sacrifice also has to be seriously considered but he has a little to prove on these terms and he was already on the retreat when unshipping his rider on his handicap debut last time. Die Fledermaus is possibly a shade of better days but can be relied upon to run his race for each way backers. The same sentiments apply to Auditty, who has struggled to find his level since he arrived here from Ireland last year. Therefore, Sam Adamson, who gets on well with today's rider, is given a chance to prove that his latest outing was just a minor blip in his otherwise solid recent form. The eight-year-old is better when he has plenty of time to recover from his races and he will no doubt ready to make a bold bid for glory here.
