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Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Flat 14:40
Class 5 · 1m4f · Standard · FLAT
Official result
3yo G
3yo F
3yo C
Official result
| Pos | Draw | Horse | Age | Wgt | Jockey | Trainer | SP | Tote | BSP | Time | Prize money won | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 | Master Dan (GB)The Cool Silk Partnership Tracked leading pair - headway on inner to track leader after 4f - close up over 4f out - led 2f out - ridden over 1f out - wandered inside final furlong - ridden out(op 5/2) | 3 | 9-5 | Graham Lee | James Given | 5/4F | £2.10 | — | 2:38.61 | £2,587.60 | |
| 2 | 2 | Darting (GB)The Birdcage Lloyd Webber Family Led - joined over 4f out - ridden along and headed 2f out - soon driven and kept on same pace(op 5/2 tchd 9/4) | 4.5l4.5l |
| 3 |
| 9-0 |
| David Probert |
| Andrew Balding |
| 11/4 |
| — |
| — |
| 2:39.51 |
| £770.00 |
| 3 | 1 | Galuppi (GB)Miss A Finn Took keen hold - held up - headway to chase leading pair halfway - ridden along 3f out - soon one pace(op 5/4) | 8l12.5l | 3 | 9-5 | Adam Kirby | J R Jenkins | 7/4 | — | — | 2:41.11 | £384.80 |
| 4 | 4 |  Cropley (IRE)Geoff PaceyHeld up - headway halfway - ridden along 4f out - soon outpaced(tchd 40/1) | 6l18.5l | 5 | 9-6 | Ann Stokell | Ann Stokell | 33/1 | — | — | 2:42.31 | £192.40 |
| 5 | 5 |  Sweet Summer I (GB)Mrs P Y PageChased leading pair - pushed along and lost place halfway - soon outpaced and behind | 26l44.5l | 3 | 9-0 | Stevie Donohoe | John Holt | 100/1 | — | — | 2:47.51 | — |
Tracked leading pair - headway on inner to track leader after 4f - close up over 4f out - led 2f out - ridden over 1f out - wandered inside final furlong - ridden out(op 5/2)
No. 4
Led - joined over 4f out - ridden along and headed 2f out - soon driven and kept on same pace(op 5/2 tchd 9/4)
Took keen hold - held up - headway to chase leading pair halfway - ridden along 3f out - soon one pace(op 5/4)
Held up - headway halfway - ridden along 4f out - soon outpaced(tchd 40/1)
Chased leading pair - pushed along and lost place halfway - soon outpaced and behind
