WINDSOR 19:00 1748k

Non Runners: MOBSTA (IRE).

Time: 1m 10.84s Closing Sectional: (3.38f): 38.3s (103.3%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 118%, Betfair SP 100.2%

As ought to be expected for the money, a really competitive sprint handicap which is likely to prove solid form, though with the field wanting to race on a relatively narrow part of the track it proved a fairly rough race, the winner getting a dream run up the rails, Kimifive and Shaheen among those who had more troubled ages.

UDONTDODOU well treated on all-weather form, had qualified for this when second to the runner-up here in the spring and hadn't been seen on turf since, his best effort on the surface, Mosse doing a good impression of his regular rider Jamie Spencer; patiently ridden, shaken up over 2f out, good headway 1f out, found plenty to lead final 50 yds, won readily.

SILENT ECHO ran up to his best, getting the breaks this time, just nailed late on; waited with, travelled well, effort under 2f out, led over 1f out, headed final 50 yds, not quicken.

OPEN WIDE (USA) ran well, seeing his race out thoroughly with persuasion from the saddle, a shade better than the result too; held up, effort 2f out, had to weave way through 1f out, kept on well.

KIMIFIVE (IRE) ran well, though shaped better than the bare result, the winner getting the run ahead of him, clearly still of interest off this mark; patiently ridden, had to wait for gap 2f out, kept on well well inside final 1f, nearest at the finish.

DOUGAN ran creditably, helped by the run of the race, looking to have a clear run through and needing no excuses; held up, effort over 2f out, headway over 1f out, challenged final 1f, not quicken inside final 100 yds.

WILEY POST ran another solid race, particularly as he was closer to the pace than any of those that beat him; handy, took keen hold, ridden over 2f out, edged left over 1f out, not quicken final 100 yds.

MOUNTAIN PEAK ran respectably, remaining in good form in all likelihood, as he was a shade better than the distance beaten suggests; mid-division, shaken up 2f out, short of room over 1f out, not quicken, kept on close home.

SHAHEEN (IRE) remains in good form, shaping better than the bare result, though he didn't look entirely straightforward either; dwelt, in rear, effort 2f out, not quicken, edged left, keeping on when not clear run well inside final 1f, no extra.

COWBOY SOLDIER (IRE) ran respectably after just 6 days off, the more competitive nature of the race and a handy position more to do with the outcome than the 1f longer trip; prominent, shaken up over 2f out, one paced.

WASEEM FARIS (IRE) in first-time cheekpieces, remains in good form, doing a bit too much and paying for it late on; led, ridden over 2f out, headed over 1f out, weakened final 100 yds.

CONSEQUENCES (IRE) is best forgiven the run, hopelessly placed, even allowing for the run of the race; steadied at the start, dropped out, still plenty to do 2f out, shaken up over 1f out, never dangerous; he's becoming well handicapped and might be worth keeping an eye on for signs of a revival.

LOUIE DE PALMA was below form, set to finish closer for most of the way but not really helping his rider late on; in touch, ridden over 2f out, wandered, weakened final 1f.

QUENCH DOLLY was well held in the end, though shaped as if still in good heart, doing too much too soon; prominent, shaken up 2f out, every chance still 1f out, weakened.

BERNIE'S BOY was well held after 9 weeks off, closer to the pace than ideal but probably needing the run; pressed leader, ridden over 2f out, weakening when short of room over 1f out.

SCOFFLAW ran no sort of race, seeming to have an adverse reaction in first-time cheekpieces; raced off the pace, never travelling well.