tracked leaders, ridden and effort over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong
held up on outer, headway 2f out, ridden and led 1f out, edged right final furlong
in touch, ridden to chase leader over 2f out, weakened final furlong
led, headed over 8f out, led again 4f out, ridden and headed 1f out, weakened final furlong
held up in rear, ridden over 2f out, stayed on, never nearer
held up in rear, ridden over 2f out, stayed on, never nearer
held up towards rear, headway and hampered 2f out, soon switched right, ridden, stayed on final furlong
led over 8f out until 4f out, soon weakened, eased final 2f
held up, ridden over 2f out, weakened well over 1f out
slowly into stride, held up in rear, headway 2f out, soon ridden, ran on inside final furlong
The day's most valuable contest can go Tawoos ahead of Corriolanus, Del Mar Sunset and The Prince to name but three. Tawoos has been in great form while trained in Scandinavia, having earlier been successful for the late Alec Stewart. She was victorious here nine days ago in a fillies' handicap when brought with a strong, late run by today's pilot Tony Culhane and now has her first outing for Newmarket trainer Rae Guest, although her former handler is still the owner. She will have no problem with the step back up in trip and brings a touch of class to proceedings. Corriolanus was giving lumps of weight away to the winner when second over a mile and a half here last time and may do better dropped back in distance, while Del Mar Sunset has yet to win over 10 furlongs but was showing no signs of stopping when making all at Wolverhampton three weeks ago. The Prince has been a revelation this season and turns out quickly after finishing unplaced at Wolverhampton. You would not rule him out here either though, and although Impeller has plenty of weight, he is another with the class to take a hand. However, Tawoos is the pick on her current form and can pay to support
