Godolphin-raced filly Jorda put up a really smart effort in scoring here. She had a good trip in fourth place, one out and one back, before sprinting quickly at the 200m to take the lead. She then raced a bit greenly in the closing stages but still went on to win comfortably at the post. She should be improved by the experience and looks to be a talented filly. Kanga’s Eye missed the start badly and was a distant last in the early stages. She got along the rails rounding the home turn, went between runners at the 100m and kept finishing well for a very promising second. Lucky Louie settled in sixth place, on the rails, took a late split and ran on nicely for a good third.