chased winner, ridden after 4 out, kept on same pace
always towards rear, tailed off and pulled up before 2 out
jumped right, led 2nd, made rest, stayed on well
in touch, ridden after 11th, soon weakened
always behind, tailed off when pulled up before 7th
led until 2nd, chased leaders until 8th, behind 10th, pulled up after 4 out
in touch, ridden 10th, weakened approaching 12th, pulled up before 13th
held up, headway approaching 5th, chased winner after 3 out, ridden and held when mistake last
in touch, headway to chase leaders approaching 12th, ridden after 3 out, kept on same pace
always behind, tailed off and pulled up after 3 out
in touch until lost place 6th, headway 13th, ridden after 4 out, stayed on approaching last
held up towards rear, headway approaching 13th, ridden after 3 out, soon weakened
Nonrunner
Sally Alner's Kingston-Banker has done little wrong over regulation fences and is fancied to continue winning ways at the main expense of David Pipe's Burley Don Carlos and Mrs Be. The last mentioned has been running well in point-to-points of late without any success and showed enough over regulation fences at Ludlow in February to suggest that she could play a part in a contest of this nature. More solid claims are arguably held by winning pointer Burley Don Carlos, although he looked held by the selection when unseating his rider at Wincanton last time. Consistent pointer Bengal Bullet, the 10-year-old Teninarow and the unexposed Skip 'n' Tune are others to consider but Kingston-Banker looks a progressive type and is taken to score.
