dwelt, soon chased leaders, effort 2f out, ridden to lead just inside final furling, kept on well under pressure
behind, headway and hung left from over 1f out, kept on under pressure
led, ridden 2f out, headed just inside final furlong, kept on
dwelt, behind, headway to chase leaders, 2f out, weakened over 1f out
raced keenly, chased leader to 2f out, ridden and kept on same pace after
dwelt, recovered and soon chased leaders, ridden halfway, weakened 2f out
slowly into stride, ran green and soon pushed along in rear, well behind final 2f
chased leaders, ridden halfway, kept on one pace from over 1f out
Edge Fund has had the benefit of a run and can make that little bit of experience tell over some interesting newcomers such as Chalison, Catwalk Cleric and Beaver Patrol. Edge Fund must have shown something at home as he was sent off as an odds-on favourite for his Nottingham debut at the end of March. He looked ill at ease on the fastish going though and he could only finish third. The recent rain should help take the sting out of the ground and he is taken to make amends before maybe taking in races such as the Weatherbys Super Sprint and St Leger Yearling Stakes this summer. Richard Hannon knows the time of day with juveniles, especially at Windsor so Chalison should be noted as well. The son of Anabaa should be more at home when upped in trip eventually but we can assume that he will be ready here. Catwalk Cleric comes from a stable that knows the time of day and if the money is down, take note. Beaver Patrol is related to some top-class milers but interestingly is another Super Sprint entry so has obviously shown more than enough speed on the gallops. A good little race with an eye to the future can go to Edge Fund.
