took keen hold, held up, headway to chase leaders, going well 2f out, ran on one pace final furlong
lead against far side rail, ridden 2f out, looked reluctant, found little under pressure entering final furlong, no extra and headed final 100 yards
slightly hampered start, held up in rear, headway on outer 2f out, chased winner over 1f out, stayed on to lead final 100 yards comfortably
in touch, ridden to chase leader well over 1f out, lost second over 1f, faded final furlong
went left and reminders start, soon chased leader, ridden and weakened quickly 2f out
in touch, driven halfway, weakened quickly over 2f out
Plenty of unexposed types in an interesting nursery and marginal preference goes to Search Mission ahead of Fools Entire and Park Ave Princess while Toronto Heights is another worthy of consideration. Amanda Perrett's filly showed plenty of promise on her Newmarket debut and duly confirmed the impression when a comfortable winner over course and distance next time. The daughter of Red Ransom has plenty of scope for further improvement and doesn't look harshly treated off a mark of 80 on her handicap debut so should prove hard to beat. Fools Entire is still a maiden and is proving a rather frustrating performer but did stay on well to chase home a well treated rival over this trip at Warwick last week and is able to race off the same mark so has to be respected. Park Ave Princess appeared not to handle the Fibresand surface at Wolverhampton last time and is better judged on previous wins at Musselburgh and in a Thirsk claimer, giving her a chance off a low weight. Toronto Heights shaped with ability when placed in useful maidens in the Spring and may have need the outing following a break when well held at Goodwood last month. This represents a significant ease in grade and the Barry Hills-trained colt shouldn't be dismissed despite conceding lumps of weight but Search Mission looks on the upgrade and looks the one to beat.
