well in rear, shaken up and stayed on final furlong, never nearer
held up in touch, not clear run on inside and switched left 2f out, ridden and one pace approaching final furlong
made virtually all, hard pressed and ridden final furlong, held on gamely near finish
started slowly, behind, mid-division halfway, shaken up and no impression final 2f
chased winner, every chance when ridden approaching final furlong, not quicken
in touch, headway on outside over 2f out, not much room and looked reluctant just inside final furlong, one pace
slowly into stride, held up mid-division, headway over 2f out, ran on well inside final furlong, finished well
tracked leaders, effort over 2f out, soon weakened
ran out soon after start
prominent, ridden to challenge and every chance approaching final furlong, not quicken
mid-division, headway under pressure on outside over 2f out, driven to press winner inside final furlong, just held
In a race where the betting might provide the best clues as to the chances of these unexposed fillies, Dust Goddess gets a tentaive selection to go one better than her Leicester debut, with newcomers Papillon De Bronze and Radiant Energy also worth noting. Ed Dunlop's filly went down narrowly on her debut and although that may not have been the best race in the world, the form is as good as most of these rivals have achieved so far and she will certainly appreciate this extra furlong. Geoff Wragg's Jubilee Treat has shown enough in two starts, the most recent when fourth at Warwick, to suggest she has place claims at least, but a bigger threat could come from one of the newcomers. Michael Bell's Papillon De Bronze was an expensive yearling and hails from a yard in decent form, while John Gosden introduces a couple of likely sorts in Batushka and Radiant Energy. With Jimmy Fortune booked, the latter is just preferred, although the market should tell us more.
