Mistake 2nd, tracked leaders, quick move to lead soon after 3 out and dashed clear, 6 lengths ahead 2 out, urged along and kept on (stewards held an enquiry to consider the apparent improvement in form of the winning gelding, which had never previously been placed; trainer's representative said the gelding had been running on soft and heavy ground and was better suited by the Good going, and that this was a moderate race) (op 25/1)
Well in touch, mistake 6th, outpaced soon after 3 out and lot to do after, progress to chase clear winner 2 out, kept on but never able to challenge (op 5/1 tchd 11/2)
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