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That was super, I'm delighted. She's been a dinger of a filly for the syndicate and they are knocking a great bit of fun out of her. She's really found her feet on the all-weather and five looks to be a suitable trip, there is plenty of speed in the family. Hopefully she can continue to progress. My initial thought after last time (third over 6f) was back to five - she was drawn 11 then, but my gut was telling me to go back to five. With another win under her belt she'll get some more confidence and who knows where she'll end up. She travelled liked the winner two down and then Wesley dropped his stick and I briefly thought that maybe Chris could make a race of it. To be fair to the filly she is genuine, she dug deep and when she got to the front she was maybe just waiting on the second horse a little bit. She didn't have too much hardship today, so hopefully she'll be in good shape for the next day as well. The winners' race in a fortnight's time is the obvious one. She'll have less weight on her back there as well which will be nice as she's not over-big. We'll keep making hay while the sun shines. She's loving it up here and her action is set up for this kind of surface. She's won two now and been placed a couple of times, so maybe she could get three up before the year is out which would be great. Jack W Davison, trainer

The Raceday Stewards granted permission for Bruce Lightning, trained by Patrick Martin, to run without hind shoes in this race.

An extended handicap for two years old only (80 = 9st 12lbs)
Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap) A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won.