hung badly right throughout, in touch, ridden and kept on final furlong but never dangerous
chased leaders, ridden and hung right from 2f out, weakening when not much room on rail inside final furlong
chased leaders on outer, ridden 2f out, ran on and every chance 1f out, kept on final furlong but not pace of winner
with leader, ridden and every chance 2f out, faded inside final furlong
led to post, led hard ridden 2f out, ran on until headed and not pace of winner final 100 yards
hung right throughout, slowly away, behind, hampered on rail after 1f, headway over 1f out, weakened final furlong
chased leaders, not clear run over 1f out, switched left and soon no impression
slowly into stride, soon recovered and in touch, effort on wide outside when bumped over 1f out, strong run final furlong, led final 100 yards
Possibly the best two-year-old event of the season so far that may fall to Prince Charming, with Moscow Music and Polly Perkins expected to run well. John Gosden's colt improved on his Kempton maiden success to land a listed race at Ascot, beating Cornus and today's rival Alpaga Le Jomage. Further progression is expected and this son of Royal Applause can land the hat-trick. Moscow Music also stepped up on his debut effort to land a class D maiden at Lingfield. It is difficult to assess the value of the form in that four runner event, but he did win with something in hand. Polly Perkins only won a small race at Musselburgh but looked certain to improve for the outing and could go close at a big price. Indiannie Star and Next Time Around could also figure in a a very competitive opener but Prince Charming could have too much class and is taken to land the spoils.
