always prominent, led 4 out, ridden and effort 2 out, no extra flat
chased leaders, not fluent 8th, ridden and weakened 4 out
chased leader to 8th, ridden and weakened approaching 3 out
led to 4 out, hard ridden after 3 out, close 3rd when mistake 2 out, soon weakened
held up in rear, reminder after 4th, lost touch approaching 3 out
held up, hit rails and slightly hampered bend after 2nd, headway approaching 4 out, led after 2 out, ridden approaching last, drew clear flat, eased near finish
always behind, lost touch from 4 out
held up in touch, headway 7th, lost place 4 out, stayed on from 2 out, went 2nd flat, no chance with winner
held up, steady headway 6th, every chance 3 out, weakened approaching 2 out
A good race in prospect here and Be My Destiny is given a narrow vote of confidence over Far Horizon and Keltic Bard - although Brooklyn's Gold has claims on the pick of his form and he appeals as the best of the rest. However, Be My Destiny still has plenty of scope for improvement over fences and can be confidently expected to have benefited from a confidence boosting round behind the useful Bal De Nuit at Newbury last month. That rival franked the form in fine style when winning a Grade 2 at Ascot last weekend and all the portents look good for Mark Pitman's charge. Far Horizon has a little to prove on his chasing debut so Keltic Bard could be the one to give Be My Destiny the most to do.
