mistakes, behind from 6th, tailed off and pulled up before 2 out
held up and keen, headway 10th, led on bit approaching 2 out, ridden clear approaching last, comfortably
held up, headway 8th, ridden when hit 3 out, soon weakened
led to 3rd, left in lead next, headed 5th, stayed prominent, weakened 10th, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
in touch, led 5th, ridden and headed approaching 2 out, beaten when jumped left last
in touch, headway 5th, ridden after 3 out, weakened next
pulled hard, tracked leaders, led approaching 3rd, saddle slipped and unseated rider approaching 4th
behind, headway 7th, mistake 10th, soon weakened
held up, headway approaching 3 out, ridden and outpaced approaching 2 out, keeping on and 3rd when slightly hampered and unseated rider last
Another moderate contest, where Onefourseven is taken to bring home the bacon from Cameron Jack, Schoodic Point and Your My Angel. The Patrick Haslam-trained gelding does have stamina to genuinely prove here, having never won over this sort of trip before, but being ten years old now, he will appreciate the slower pace here. A good jumper, he has been dropping down the ratings and off this sort of a mark he appears to have a chance in a race where nothing stands out off the card. Cameron Jack has been finishing closer to the money than the selection, but in lower graded company. Another who has to prove that he stays this sort of trip, he does jump well in the main and on this decent ground he can get home for a place. Schoodic Point is interesting. Sue Smith trains the eight-year-old, who returned after a long absence with an encouraging effort here last time, and if he doesn't suffer from the 'bounce' factor, then he could improve into a place here, while Your My Angel is making steady progress so far, though she doesn't look good enough to trouble the leading protagonists just yet, and our selection is Onefourseven.
