Blue Jack dwelt, soon chasing leaders, hung left and stayed on to lead inside final furlong

Faber Hall Flyer tracked leaders, hard ridden and edged left over 1f out, kept on to take 2nd towards finish

Ever Hopeful with leaders, kept on same pace final furlong

Casla Beag swerved right start, led until headed and weakened inside final furlong

Operachy held up in mid-division, outpaced over 2f out, kept on well final furlong

Mayview hit head on stalls, soon outpaced and in rear, kept on final furlong

Mayaar chased leaders, outpaced 2f out, soon weakened

Captain Crooner soon outpaced and in rear, behind final 2f

Rose De Rita chased leaders, ridden and lost place over 2f out, soon behind

A weak maiden ran in a marginally quicker time than the other division, and the subject of a false start - which probably didn't help, so in actual fact the winner did well to record the time he did.

BLUE JACK, a half-brother to the quirky but talented Just James, was one of only two making his debut, but he showed up early and picked up well to win in good style.

He was his stable's first juvenile first-time-out winner of the season (16th runner), which augurs well, although it needs to be underlined that this wasn't a strong maiden.

Faber Hall Flyer has now run a few reasonable races, and he ran on well.

Casla Beag filled the same position she had on her debut.

Mayaar owed her market-leading position to her trainer as much as to herform, and was never much better than her finishing place.

**Ryan Moore, the rider of Mayaar, reported that the filly hit its head on the starting gates.

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