dwelt in rear, headway and taken to wide outside over 2f out, driven to go second 1f out, ran on inside final furlong, held near finish
dwelt behind, slightly hampered on far rail over 2f out, never dangerous after
tracked leaders, taken to wide outside and led over 3f out, driven final furlong, held on well near finish
held up in touch, effort over 2f out, soon hard ridden, no impression and beaten
raced keenly, led, hung wide bend over 5f out, brought wide over 3f out, hung left and headed over 2f out, weakened quickly
dwelt, soon tracked leader, driven to challenge and not quicken over 2f out, kept on one pace final furlong
soon tracked leaders, effort on wide outside to chase winner over 2f out to 1f out, weakened final furlong
always behind, struggling final 3f
This has an open look to it but Amoras might be able to land another course and distance win. Second to Gracia at Epsom last time, she also comes here in good heart, which is another good thing. Plenty of others in with chances, though. These include Sir Michael Stoute's recent Pontefract winner Rossellini, Andrew Balding's good Goodwood second Opera Glass - the winner Hoh Buzzard has since gone on to score in much better company - Mark Johnston's recent Hamilton winner Marinas Charm, Michael Bell's lightly-raced Aunt Rita, and Looking Down, if she puts her best foot forward. Overall, though, a tentative vote goes to Aunt Rita.
