Street Style led, strongly pressed entering straight, stayed on well final furlong

Evening Rushour tracked leader, challenged early straight, no extra under pressure from 1f out, kept on

Zaziyra chased leaders, 5th 3f out, ridden in 3rd 2f out, kept on one pace without reaching leaders

Yummy Mummy tracked leaders, 7th approaching straight, kept on into 4th final furlong

Zibrova tracked leaders on inner, 4th 3f out, no impression from 2f out

Too Much Color in rear, 12th 3f out, headway on outer into 7th under 2f out, kept on

Officious Madam tracked leaders, close 6th approaching straight, 5th 2f out, no extra from over 1f out

Grand Aurora mid-division, 8th 3f out, no impression from 2f out

Footfalls never better than mid-division

Birds Of A Feather tracked leaders, dropped to 7th 3f out, no extra from over 2f out

Aliceaneileen never a factor

Onehellofadancer always behind

Milford Lady never a factor

Thin Lizzie always behind

Namwa prominent, 3rd 3f out, soon weakened quickly

Despite drifting in the ring beforehand, STREET STYLE got off the mark at her second attempt. She led narrowly into the straight, but looked to have a battle on her hands when the 73-rated Evening Rushour seized the initiative. Dermot Weld's filly, to her credit, responded to her rider's urgings and saw out this trip well in the end when gaining the upper hand inside the final furlong. She should appreciate further and a return to quicker ground. A handicap is probably next for the Rock Of Gibraltar filly.

Evening Rushour had hinted at ability on her debut at Leopardstown in June 2006 when chasing home Miss Beatrix in a 7f maiden when trained by Brian Nolan. This was a pleasing return - her first outing since last October - and she can hopefully build on this display.

Newcomer Zaziyra, a filly by Dalakhani out of a mare by Kahyasi, was the subject of some bullish reports beforehand and the market reflected this. She raced in touch from the outset, but never looked like getting involved in the straight with her inexperience not helping her cause on this ground. She should learn plenty from this initial effort especially when she encounters a sounder surface.

Officious Madam had finished a place behind the winner in third when they clashed on their respective debuts over 1m at the Curragh two weeks ago. Jim Bolger's filly was easy to back on this easier ground and, after getting a few reminders early in the straight, was soon fighting a losing battle and her rider accepted the situation.

Zibrova ran green on her debut at Leopardstown, but this was more encouraging. She was pushed along early to race in the leading group and kept on without troubling the principals when they pulled away early in the straight. She seems to be going the right way.[BF]

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