Better on the AW (but handicapped accordingly) but now 1lb lower than latest turf win at Doncaster in the autumn. Need to forgive a few recent efforts though and on balance others preferred.
Sprang a 40/1 shock on soft ground early in June only previous visit here which offers plenty of hope, but form all runs either side of that this term is modest.
Front-runner who had a busy time of things in 2018 but like so many from this stable seemed to thrive on the busy schedule. Off the track though since September although this her optimum trip ans yard could hardly be in better form.
1m3f experiment clearly didn't work last week but lots of fair efforts in much stronger races than this throughout the season including a third in the Esher Cup and back at ideal distance.
Much improved of late and career best when just reeled in close home at Chester on Saturday. That came hot on the heels of a Carlisle win and has shown himself to be tactically versatile. Solid claims.
Well backed when scoring over C&D penultimate run though that was in much lower grade. Weak in market when always behind at Ayr since and would be of more interest in a lesser contest.
A race where the three-year-olds seem the obvious port of call and the vote goes to LOCH NESS MONSTER who has been keeping stronger company this term and is back at his right trip. Harvey Dent looks the logical threat while Kuwait Station can complete a clean sweep for the classic generation.