held up, headway 6th, ridden and every chance from 1 out, ran on
led, ridden after 3 out, headed after 1 out, no extra
tracked leaders, ridden 7th, weakened approaching 2 out
held up, headway approaching 7th, weakened next
mid-division, ridden 3 out, weakening when fell 2 out
prominent, hit 7th, ridden 3 out, weakened after next
mid-division, headway approaching 6th, weakened after next
behind, hit 4th, ridden and headway approaching 3 out, weakened after next
towards rear, headway approaching 7th, ridden after 2 out, no extra towards finish
in touch, ridden after 2 out, led 1 out, all out
with leader to 4th, behind from 6th
held up, ridden and headway approaching 7th, outpaced 2 out, stayed on towards finish
chased leaders to 6th, soon weakened
soon well behind, tailed off when pulled up before 4 out
Honey's Gift gained a deserved victory last time and can follow up here at the expense of Pougatcheva and Miniballist. George Margarson's mare proved much too good for her rivals at Fontwell last time, beating subsequent winner Viva Forever by no less than fourteen lengths. Her previous efforts were solid enough as well and she should be capable of defying the rise in the weights. Pougatcheva reverts to hurdles following a recent crack at fencing and if she can recapture her spring form when successful at Towcester she must be considered. Miniballist came up against the astounding Royal Hector last time, going down by just half a length. The third gave the form a boost at Folkestone on Monday so she be there or thereabouts this afternoon. White Dove may prove best of the remainder, but it is hard to get away from the chance of Honey's Gift who is a confident selection
