held up going well, headway halfway, hard ridden 5f out, weakened 4f out
led chasing group, headway ovedr 5f out, ridden and challenged 4f out, hard ridden and one pace final 2f
held up, headway halfway, ridden and stayed on one pace final 4f
held up mid-division going well, headway 5f out, ridden 4f out, challenged over 2f out, stayed on one pace final 2f
held up bhd, some headway halfway, never nearer
behind, ridden halfway, soon tailed off
led and set steady pace, quickened 7f out, ridden 5f out, headed 4f out, one pace final 3f
held up, headway halfway, ridden and no impression over 5f out
prominent, headway going well 5f out, challenged over 3f out, led over 1f out, ran on well
held up, some headway halfway, never nearer
mid-division, some headway 6f out, one pace final 4f
held up going well, steady headway 6f out, pushed along and tracking leaders when broke leg over 3f out
tracked leaders, pushed along and ridden 4f out, hard ridden and one pace final 3f
West Point Justified market support when winning on debut at Catterick and looks sure to go close once again today.
After Galway (IRE) From a good jumping family but almost certain to be better for this outing.
Churchill Interesting pedigree but not one that appeals on his debut.
Liwari (IRE) Beaten favouriteon debut at Perth and then never sighted latest at haydock; stable know the time of day and any market support would be significant.
This One Is A Boy (IRE) One of the Jonjo O'Neill trained runnersand although he appears to be the stable second string he has a good pedigree and may well be in the shake-up.
Zoralo (IRE) Stable capable in these events; note and market move.
Petrea Hasn't shown much in point-to-points and is readily overlooked.
Big Star (IRE) From the family of the calssy Baron Blakeney and hails from one of the north's shrewdest yards;interesting.
Daramsan (IRE) Stable rarely score in these evnts and he may need more time.
Dyenot From a yard in top form but pedigree doesn't inspire much confidence; any market support though would be significant.
Gaucho Tackles West Point again and stable had an awesome record in these events in the past; dam was a useful bumper horse and he could well improve enough to take a hand in the finish.
Tundra Spring Stable noted for their bumper strike rate and this one is sure to come in for plenty of support in what could prove to be a decent event.
Jolika (FR) Not bred for jumping but as the Lungo yard can do little wrong at present her chance must be respected.
Byron Lamb Half-brother to decent Lord Lamb and Mr Lamb and likely to command plenty of support; could prove good enough on his debut today.
Red Brae Third O'Neill representative and the booking of A Maguire suggests he isn't totally without hope.
