YORK 15:00

All 13 ran.

Time: 1m 9.94s

Overrounds: Industry SP 126%, Betfair SP 100.8%

A competitive affair that contained a plethora of 3-y-os and it developed on the near wing, a pair from that age category who were drawn high leading them home, the fast-finishing runner-up unlucky, whilst the 2 from the lowest stalls also shaped better than the result.

EASY PEELER easy to back despite shaping very well on her return, overcame the rise in class taking on older horses for the first time, fortunate to do so given the run that Lady of Andros had but she's nevertheless a 3-y-o going places; mid-field, headway under pressure under 2f out, led approaching last ½f, closed down near line, just held on; she's still a useful prospect in the making.

LADY OF ANDROS is improving all the time and was unlucky not to win, coming in for a ride which saw her played much later than at Chester but finding herself caught in a pocket for too long to grab the spoils; waited with, going well when denied a run 2f out, headway when switched approaching final 1f, ran on, just failed; will remain of plenty of interest.

ORMOLULU (IRE) ran up to best following a 6-week break, putting in some good work late on after a typically sluggish start; raced off the pace, driven under 3f out, progress over 1f out, kept on well, took third line.

QUEEN'S GUARD went close on her return as a 3-y-o and gave her all back in a handicap on first outing since leaving Michael Bell after 7 months off (also had a breathing operation); in touch, led over 1f out, headed approaching last ½f, not quicken final 50 yds.

HARVANNA who won on this card as a 2-y-o, is interesting from this sort of mark and stepped up plenty on reappearance run, a return to a sharp 5f likely to suit considering how she went through this, just about last off the bridle; led, went with zest, headed over 1f out, no extra last ½f; it remains early days since joining a yard which excel with this type.

GLAMOUR SHOW settled better than usual and ran about as well as could have been expected in a much higher grade than need be (just out of the handicap); handy, pushed along 2f out, beaten entering final 1f, not unduly punished.

ROGUE SENSATION making handicap debut, wasn't seen to best effect, this not suiting those drawn low and she ended up well away from the heart of the action; mid-field, progress over 2f out, one paced.

MOSTAR DREAMS (IRE) had shaped last time as if a return to sprinting would be beneficial but found her most promising start for this yard coming to a halt; prominent, ridden over 2f out, no extra approaching final 1f; type to bounce back quickly.

RANEENN (IRE) arrived on the up but proved to be a disappointment after 7 weeks off, her Doncaster win also let down by Mostar Dreams in this; close up, driven 2f out, faded final 1f.

POWDERING (IRE) is best not judged on this run, finding a sharp 6f an inadequate test on her return to turf; mid-field, met some trouble over 2f out, ridden soon after, never involved.

PELEAN whose Yarmouth success had been franked by the runner-up, shaped much better than the distance beaten suggests switched to a handicap and taking on her elders, forced to revert to patient tactics following a tardy start but really taking the eye with how she got into contention on the opposite wing to where this developed before not seeing it out, stopping as if something was possibly amiss; raced off the pace, smooth headway under 3f out, shaken up 2f out, folded entering final 1f, eased off; remains capable of better.

TROPICAL ISLAND has gone off the boil for now; off the bridle before most, always behind; the refitting of some headgear may sharpen her up.

GREYDREAMBELIEVER (IRE) an impressive winner on her only other start here on debut, again raced too freely and has plenty to prove at present; in touch, struggling from 2f out.