chased leaders, hard ridden over 1f out, soon weakened
soon outpaced, eased when no chance final furlong
slowly into stride, behind until some late headway
towards rear, headway inside final 2f, ran green and chased winner inside final furlong, ran on
keen hold, soon in touch, ran green and kept on same pace final 2f
dwelt, soon close up on outer, kept on one pace final furlong
raced keenly, soon led, hard ridden and headed over 1f out, no extra
went right start, always behind
slowly into stride, never better than mid-division
chased leaders to halfway, soon behind
behind, headway on rail over 2f out, ran on well inside final furlong
chased leaders, ridden 2f out, led over 1f out, ran on well
slowly into stride and green in rear, shaken up and kept on steadily final furlong
Mauro could prove best of the experienced runners, but we select three newcomers to fight out the finish, Divani, Godsend and Touch Of Silk, with the last named getting a tentative vote. Trained by Barry Hills, this Night Shift filly will certainly know her job. She cost 110, 000 euros as a yearling so is also one of the more expensive purchases in the field. Divani is trained by Bryan Meehan and runs in the colours of successful owner Susan Roy. The in form Frankie Dettori takes the mount on this daughter of Shinko Forest and we expect a big run. Godsend is trained by Richard Hannon who's two-year-olds always have to be respected here at Windsor. Mauro has come up against some decent types in tow races to date so does appear to be the obvious form candidate. However we will take on chance on the debutantes and side with Touch Of Silk.
