British EBF Supporting Racing Welfare MentalHealthAwarenessWeek Restricted Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)

1st

Kolkata Knight (IRE)

No. 8, stall 1

2yo, 9-5, OR –

J: Pierre-Louis Jamin · T: Tom Dascombe

2 9-5 –

Pierre-Louis Jamin

Tom Dascombe

1:10.68 £5,400

Fresh and pulling hard early - set the pace throughout and pushed along with 2f left - pulled away in the closing stages to score

2nd

Mister Moet (IRE)

No. 4, stall 3

2yo, 9-7, OR –

J: Harrison Shaw · T: Adrian Nicholls

2 9-7 –

Harrison Shaw

Adrian Nicholls

5 £2,535

Raced with plenty of enthusiasm early - tracked the pace before being asked for effort 3f out - closed to challenge the winner approaching the final furlong - then unable to match the pace and finished second beaten 5 lengths

3rd

Blue Mantle (GB)

No. 2, stall 7

2yo, 9-7, OR –

J: Andrew Mullen · T: Charlie Johnston

2 9-7 –

Andrew Mullen

Charlie Johnston

0.3 £1,268

Settled in the pack - pushed along with 3f left - stayed on late to grab 3rd close home

4th

Dacres Cross (IRE)

No. 3, stall 6

2yo, 9-7, OR –

J: Kevin Stott · T: Kevin Ryan

2 9-7 –

Kevin Stott

Kevin Ryan

½ £634

Handy in the pack - pushed along over 2f out and maintained effort into the final furlong - edged out of third close home to finish 4th

5th

Harlequin Bay (GB)

No. 7, stall 2

2yo, 9-5, OR –

J: Shane Gray · T: Richard Fahey

2 9-5 –

Shane Gray

Richard Fahey

4¾

Fought for control early - settled at back of field - pushed along with 3f left - nudged closer approaching final furlong but never a threat

6th

Our Boy Harry (IRE)

No. 5, stall 4

2yo, 9-7, OR –

J: Joe Fanning · T: Micky Hammond

2 9-7 –

Joe Fanning

Micky Hammond

¾

Held up in the pack early - pushed along and dropped away with two furlongs left - weakened inside the final furlong to finish sixth

7th

Rathmullan (GB)

No. 6, stall 5

2yo, 9-4, OR –

J: Conor Orr (3) · T: Lucinda Russell

2 9-4 –

Conor Orr (3)

Lucinda Russell

6

Drifted right early - settled towards the back before being asked for effort with 3f left - faded inside the final furlong