DONCASTER 15:35 2w3738

All 10 ran. Race Distance Adjustment: +12 yds

Time: 3m 9.9s Closing Sectional: (2f): 25.75s (101.2%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 115%, Betfair SP 102.7%

A thorough test of stamina, in a well-run race on softish ground, that proved too much for the majority, though the game winner relished it and the relatively lightly-raced pair that chased her home found improvement for the increased test, the form overall at least that of an average Park Hill.

SUMO SAM fully confirmed the improvement she'd shown in winning the Lillie Langtry, producing a most likeable effort, having ensured a good test of stamina; went with zest, led after 1f, went clear soon after, shaken up 3f out, ed 1f out, found extra, proved most determined; she's entered in the Royallieu, which may come a bit soon for her, but which would probably be her best Group 1 option this autumn.

ONE EVENING is still relatively lightly raced for her age and she proved better than ever, up in grade, faced with the stiffest test of stamina she's yet had; waited with, headway 3f out, chased leader over 1f out, not quicken late on.

LMAY (IRE) has been highly tried since her maiden win and rewarded her stable's faith in her with a Group 2 placing, looking well served by the greater emphasis on stamina as she found significant improvement, likely to be worth keeping in training at 4 yrs; held up, travelled well, headway 3f out, shaken up 2f out, upsides 1f out, not quicken late on.

CHING SHIH (IRE) ran close to the level she showed last time, the longer trip in a well-run race perhaps just stretching her at the finish; held up, took keen hold, effort over 2f out, challenged over 1f out, faded final 100 yds.

BOOGIE WOOGIE (IRE) upped markedly in trip, wasn't disgraced, essentially not up to the task; handy, shaken up 3f out, not quicken.

CRACK OF LIGHT upped markedly in trip and on softer going, had something to find in this company and ran respectably; held up, shaken up 3f out, hung left, made no impression.

SHAMWARI (USA) on softer ground than previously and up 2f in trip, was below form in first-time cheekpieces, 3 possible reasons why, that she was just outclassed a fourth; waited with, shaken up over 3f out, not quicken, left behind 2f out.

NIGHT SPARKLE (IRE) ran poorly on first outing since leaving Michael O'Callaghan, softer ground a possible explanation; mid-division, left behind 3f out.

DIVINE JEWEL ran poorly, for no obvious reason, though possibly the race came a bit soon after last time; took keen hold, led 1f, tracked pace after, shaken up early in straight, weakened over 2f out.

GOLDEN LYRA (IRE) shaped as if amiss, virtually pulled up by the end, her performance nothing to do with the step up in trip; broke well, tracked pace, labouring entering straight, dropped away 4f out, heavily eased off.