in touch, hard ridden and no impression from 3 out
behind, stayed on under pressure from 3 out, never able to challenge
in touch until ridden and weakened from 4 out
held up, headway 8th, led 4 out, ran on under pressure flat
refused to race, took no part
led, mistake 5th and 6th, headed 4 out, weakened rapidly
prominent until ridden and behind from 8th
prominent, chased leader 5th to 3 out, soon outpaced, not fluent last two
reluctant to start, chased leader to 5th, behind from 8th
in touch, lost place 8th,stayed on under pressure from 2 out, left 2nd last, ran on well flat
behind, ridden from 8th, headway 4 out, every chance when ran out and crashed through wing last
A typical low grade Bank holiday seller, plenty of runners, few with chances. The locally trained Bigwig can now run off a mark some 17lbs lower than when last successful here just over a year ago. He is effective over this trip and on the ground, which makes him the one to beat. Misbehaviour, another who isn't trained far from the course has been running well enough at this lowly level to be of interest, but the four-year-old does have to prove he stays this far. Of the others Lord Of The North is less exposed than some of these and could run well at a decent price, while Mountrath Rock, the winner of a seller on the flat nearly three years ago, confirmed his well being with a solid effort on the flat recently and isn't out of this on his handicap debut.
