Bold Diva behind, headway over 2f out, went 2 lengths 2nd over 1f out, stayed on under pressure to lead final strides

Tamino led, ridden 2 lengths ahead over 1f out, tired final 100yds, caught final strides

Shaded Edge chased leaders, pushed along 3f out, hard ridden over 1f out, one pace

Tadlil in touch, effort over 2f out, 6th and no impression when not clear run 1f out, switched left inside final furlong, stayed on

Charlotte Grey chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, no extra over 1f out

Willhewiz chased leaders until hard ridden and weakened over 1f out

Afton View towards rear, effort and hard ridden 2f out, not pace to trouble leaders

Baileys Brazilian mid-division, ridden over 2f out, weakened over 1f out

Overstayed in rear on outer, ridden and no danger final 3f

Kindallachan soon ridden along in rear, no danger final 3f

Calabaza chased leaders on outer, weakened 3f out

Another moderate handicap, but although the early pace was much stronger than in the first division the winning time was only 0.28 seconds faster.

BOLD DIVA was technically a maiden after 24 attempts coming into this, but she had twice passed the post in front in January only to lose both races due to the discovery of a banned substance. However, she was proven in these conditions and was given a fine ride by Hayley Turner, who switched her off out the back from her inside draw while the leaders went blasting off in front. Making her ground gradually on the inside rail, she was produced with precision timing to get up near the line.

Tamino, without a win in 15 months and slipping down the weights as a result, was given a totally contrastingride to the winner as he set a decent pace and for much of the home straight it appeared that he wouldn't be caught, but he cruelly had the race snatched from him near the line.

Tadlil, on a long losing run andraised 4lb for getting just touched off on Fibresand last time, was still battling away when done few favours by Shaded Edge entering the last furlong, but he wouldn't have finished better than fourth in any case.

Charlotte Grey, whose four careerwins have been at Wolverhampton, was always in a good position behind the leader against the inside rail, but didn't find much once off the bridle. She will still be of interest when returning to Dunstall Park.

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