held up towards rear, ridden after 2 out, stayed on flat, nearest finish, took wrong course, disqualified
led, headed after 6th, weakened approaching 2 out, took wrong course, disqualified
held up towards rear, ridden and headway after 6th, led between last 2, driven out
behind from 3rd, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
chased leader to 4th, losing place when mistake next, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
mid-division, ridden and weakened after 6th, tailed off and pulled up before 2 out
mid-division, headway approaching 6th, every chance when hampered 2 out, weakened last, took wrong course, disqualified
mid-division, headway approaching 6th, soon ridden, weakened from 2 out, took wrong course, disqualified
chased leaders, jumped left 1st, led after 6th, tried to refuse 2 out, headed between last 2, not quickened, took wrong course, disqualified
took keen hold, with leader from 4th, ridden approaching 2 out, soon beaten, took wrong course, disqualified
mid-division, mistake 4th, ridden and weakened after 6th
prominent, ridden and weakened after 6th
Triumph Of Dubai is taken to land this weak opener at the expense of Blue Savanna and Craigmoor. Triumph Of Dubai won a seller at Taunton the time before last and was far from disgraced in a much better juvenile event at Newbury when eighth behind Maharbal recently. The drop back to selling grade should suit, and he should have no problems in confirming his form over Blue Savanna despite a penalty as he had nine lengths to spare over that rival at Taunton. Craigmoor has shown a modicum of ability to date but he will need to improve on his seventh to Penalty Clause at Doncaster to beat the selection. Of the remainder, Golden Fields was a fair sixth to Mondal and this represents a sharp drop in class. Any moves for him in the ring should be noted, but for the winner we return to Triumph Of Dubai.
