tracked leaders, ridden to lead over 1f out, soon edged right to rail, joined and kept on well final furlong, headed final 50 yards
dwelt, behind, switched to outside 2f out, kept on final furlong
tracked leaders, ridden and not clear run on rail over 1f out, weakened final furlong
close up, hung right and bumped over 2f out, continued hanging right and weakened final furlong
behind, headway over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong, never nearer
behind, pushed along 3f out, kept on final furlong, never going pace to reach leaders
pulled hard, led after 1f, headed over 1f out, weakened quickly
held up towards rear, headway 2f out, not clear run over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong, gaining finish
dwelt and squeezed out start, recovered to race wide in mid-division, effort on outside over 1f out, stayed on
led 1f, settled 3rd, effort over 1f out, one pace and held when not much room on rails just inside final furlong
not much room and bumped start, soon in touch, pushed along on outer 3f out, weakened over 1f out
chased leader, ridden 3f out, weakening when squeezed out over 1f out
took keen hold in mid-division, headway over 2f out, struck on head by rival whip over 1f out, ridden to chase leader 1f out, ran on to lead final 50 yards
An interesting race to conclude the day's action and one that can be taken by New Order, with Kodiac, Jath and Cello others for the short list. The selection did the job nicely when winning over this trip on her seasonal debut at Haydock in July, and followed up with cut underfoot at Goodwood last month. She hated the ground that day and so back on a sound surface this lightly raced filly looks to have the ability of defying a 7lb rise and Barry Hills has found a good opportunity for her to complete the hat-trick in spite of the large field. Kodiac steps up in trip and has been given plenty of time after an early injury scare. She rewarded John Dunlop's patience with a seven furlong success at Lingfield last time and she should handle the mile here, thought whether she has the ability of the selection is anyone's guess at present. Jath would prefer cut in the ground and ran a nice race to win in those conditions at Yarmouth last month. She was wrong earlier in the season and so her form then can be dismissed, and as she has already won over this trip there are no worries on that score, so if she handles this quicker surface she can go well, while Cello would also prefer cut, but is back on a winning mark now and is not dismissed with total confidence. But New Order is improving and could make this a blue Friday for the others.
