tracked leaders, ridden and every chance from over 1f out, no extra inside final furlong
with leader, ridden over 2f out, led inside final furlong, headed close home
led 5f, kept on same pace
tracked leaders, always going well, led approaching final furlong, soon headed, ridden and unable to quicken
held up, outpaced over halfway, headway over 1f out, ridden and effort entering final furlong, stayed on close home, better for race
mid-division, ridden and weakened over 2f out
tracked leaders, ridden over 1f out, ran on strongly to lead close home
dwelt, always towards rear
chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, weakened and eased over 1f out
chased leaders, ridden 3f out, weakened over 2f out
always towards rear
never better than mid-division
The Stuart Williams-trained Bold Bunny showed enough in three starts on the turf to suggest that she can play a part in this level but lack of a recent run is of concern and a better bet may be Quincannon, who is preferred to Imtalkinggibberish. The last mentioned is a consistent performer and has an obvious chance on recent form but the John Jenkins-trained three-year-old has had plenty of chances and may not be one to take too short a price about. Mark Brisbourne's Beveller showed improved form in a course and distance maiden last month and may not have handled the surface when disappointing at Wolverhampton subsequently. Brown Dragon has been found a suitably soft race and is another to consider along with James Unett's Urban Calm, who steps up from the minimum trip. The vote though goes to Quincannon. David Barron's colt may have needed the run on his reappearance at Southwell last month and, with his stable in such good form at present, is entitled to improve for the run. Granted that likely improvement, he looks worth a punt at the forecast odds.
