Rood & Riddle Dowager S.

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CHOP CHOP stalked outside of the leader, bid turning for home, led shifting out to the four to five path entering the lane, inched clear in upper stretch, dug in to brace for an inner challenge with a sixteenth to go and gamely clung to an advantage. FOREVER AFTER ALL saved ground while tracking in midpack, pursued from the two path turning for home, tipped inwardly to maneuver around a rival at the three sixteenths pole, offered a rail rally to bid inside of the leader at the sixteenth pole, dueled through the closing stages but was denied. ANATOLIAN stalked along the inside, chased the top pair from the two to three path nearing the lane, got outkicked by an inner rival while pursuing in the four path in upper stretch, regained show in the final sixteenth and held that position from an inner bidder. MRS. ASTOR saved ground off of the pace, offered a mild rail kick to bid for show in the final sixteenth but was denied. NEECIE MARIE settled off of the pace three wide, shifted out to the five path before brushing with an inner rival around the final turn, tipped to the seven path into upper stretch and ran on willingly. COZEE RAGS saved ground well back, checked behind rivals nearing the lane then stayed on mildly. DUVET DAY (IRE) took contact from an outer rival at teh start, raced forwardly two wide and between horses, but steadied among rivals entering the first turn, lost position before settling off of the pace moving through the lane for the first time, took the far turn in the three path, checked behind rivals entering the lane, swung out to the eight path in upper stretch and recovered to improve position. ATOMIC BLONDE (GER) trailed along the inside, then two wide into the final turn, moved between horses nearing the lane and lacked a rally. SURPRISINGLY bumped an inner rival leaving the gate, set the pace along the inside, got head by an outer bidder entering the lane and weakened between horses. LET'SBEFRANKBABY (AUS) tracked three to two wide around the first turn, then between horses around the second turn and faded turning for home. HEART SPIN broke slowly, pursued from midpack four to three wide, but weakened between rivals while brushing with an outer foe around the final turn.