prominent, challenged 12th until before 4 out, 3rd when slow last, no impression on winner, one pace
held up in rear, fell 8th
led after 1st, headed 3rd, led 4th until next, led 10th, not fluent 11th, edged left before 3 out, stayed on stoutly to draw further clear flat
mid-division, mistakes and jumped left, well beaten after 15th, tailed off 4 out, soon pulled up
not that fluent, held up towards rear, blundered badly 9th, rider lost irons and reins, irons soon recovered but reins not back properly until before 11th where slow, soon well behind, pulled up before 13th
held up in rear, mistake 12th, well beaten after 15th
prominent, led 3rd, slow and headed next, led 5th until 10th, not fluent 13th, well beaten after 15th, tailed off 4 out, soon pulled up
chased leaders, mistake 15th, 4th and outpaced well before 4 out, soon weakened
held up towards rear, closed 3rd, steadied after 6th, effort 11th, went 2nd from 2 out, well held by winner flat
led, headed after 1st, chased leaders, lost place after 7th, effort 12th, struggling from next, mistake 15th, soon behind, went remote 4th latter stages
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Abracadabra Sivola came back to form at Kempton but that was a weak affair. Potters Legend had just hit the front when coming down at the last at Fakenham. The second at the time also fell at the final obstacle and that appeared to leave the way clear for a toiling What Happens Now but he was overhauled up the straight, though will strip fitter here. Private Malone is knocking on the door but had had plenty of chances and may find this too far. Horatio Hornblower is also in good form but this is a step up for Doncaster scorer Shanroe In Milan and he’s not as well treated as stable companion Killala Quay. Wicked Willy could figure if in the mood while Delusionofgrandeur stays well but, providing the aids work a second time, there should be more to come from Uttoxeter winner BEHIND TIME now he’s got his head in front.
Delusionofgrandeur (IRE) 8-1 (11-12) Prominent early, tracked leaders, hit 20th, weakened before 4 out, 5th of 12, dist behind Full Jack (10-0) at Musselburgh 4m 1f hcp (2) sft in Feb.
Wicked Willy (IRE) 12-1 (10-11) Held up in rear, good headway chasing leaders before 3 out, 6th when mistake next, went modest 4th run-in, 4th of 12, 6 3/4l behind Ballydine (10-11) at Sandown 3m hcp (2) sft in Feb.
Potters Legend Evensfav (11-11) Chased leaders, driven to challenge after 3 out, led approaching when fell last, at Fakenham 3m hcp (3) sft in Mar.
Moss On The Mill 16-1 (11-2) In rear, blundered and unseated rider 1st, at Taunton 2m 7f hcp (3) sft in Jan.
Behind Time (IRE) 3-1 (10-3) Tracked leaders, mistake 11th, led 2 out, clear last, hung left flat, driven out, won at Uttoxeter 3m hcp (2) hvy in Mar beating Big River (11-12) by 4l, 5 ran.
Private Malone (IRE) 7-2 (11-11) Chased leader, led 3rd until next, chased leader, led again after 7th until next, with leader, led again 13th, ridden and headed before last, stayed on same pace run-in, 2nd of 11, 1 1/2l behind Bally Longford (12-0) at Newbury 2m 6f hcp (3) sft in Mar.
Killala Quay 16-1 (10-6) Chased leaders, ridden before 2 out, kept on same pace, 4th of 12, 9l behind Band Of Blood (10-6) at Doncaster 3m hcp (2) gs in Feb.
Shanroe In Milan (IRE) 9-2 (11-11) Tracked leaders, challenged after 3 out, kept on to lead towards finish, won at Doncaster 3m hcp (4) sft in Jan beating Bako De La Saulaie (11-11) by 1/2l, 11 ran.
Horatio Hornblower (IRE) 9-2 (10-12) Held up, not fluent 5th (water), headway 17th, left close 2nd 2 out, 2 lengths down flat, stayed on towards finish, just held, 2nd of 7, nk behind Pete The Feat (11-10) at Sandown 3m hcp (3) sft in Mar.
Abracadabra Sivola (FR) 7-2 (11-12) Made all, clear 11th, joined from 3 out, narrow lead last, stayed on to assert run-in, won at Kempton 3m hcp (4) sft in Mar beating Invicta Lake (11-9) by 2l, 9 ran.
What Happens Now (IRE) 6-1 (11-10) Mistake 1st, soon led, headed 4th, hit 9th, weakened 3 out, rallied after next, left in 2nd at last, 2nd of 6, 3 1/4l behind Morney Wing (10-10) at Fakenham 3m hcp (3) sft in Mar.
