soon midfield, mistake 13th, soon pushed along, headway under pressure 4 out, effort approaching 3 out, outpaced before next
tracked leaders, mistake 15th, headway to challenge for 3 out, every chance next, one paced approaching last
behind, hit 11th, tailed off and pulled up before 13th
led, ridden 3 out, headed approaching last, one paced under pressure
midfield, pushed along and dropped rear 7th, outpaced halfway
towards rear, blundered 11th, weakened quickly and pulled up before 13th
held up in touch, headway halfway, effort 3 out, led last, driven out
midfield, headway 4 out, ridden and outpaced after 3 out, rallied approaching last, kept on to chase winner run in
midfield, dropped rear 6th, soon lost touch
tracked leaders, lost place halfway, weakening when mistake 15th
A wide open affair in which many have chances on there best form but the main protagonists appear to be Sad Mad Bad, Mister Dave's, and Roman Outlaw but a chance is taken on Sireric. The gelding from the Robert Johnson yard has held his form well through out the season goes on any ground and although he has never won off a mark this high before this is a moderate race and he will be hard to beat. Mister Dave's ran well after a long break last time out. He is sure to strip a lot fitter here and he has definite place claims on his best form. Sad Mad Bad is well in on his best form and is another worthy of consideration. However his best efforts of late have come with much more cut in the ground. Roman Outlaw is another well weighted on his best form but most of his victories have come at Newcastle and for that reason he is opposed on this occasion. Of the remainder Blue Irish and King Of The forest are from yards in top form and are worth a cautionary look in the market.
