KEMPTON PARK 19:00 6em2w

All 12 ran.

Time: 1m 10.7s Closing Sectional: (3f): 35.15s (100.6%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 124%, Betfair SP 101.6%

A useful level to this quite valuable series final; it was run at a sound pace and, though one or 2 of the likelier types failed to give their running, it looks solid form among the principals, iral D finally putting it all together to edge out a couple of reliable sorts, 3 of the first 4 having run over C&D the previous week and paying compliments to Willem Twee and Gisburn.

IRAL D (IRE) went without headgear for just the second time this year and turned in his best effort of the season to snap a lengthy losing run, this kind of effort easily explained given the strength of his 3-y-o form if not necessarily as easy to predict; mid-division, pushed along early in straight, headway 2f out, stayed on to lead close home.

BALDOMERO (IRE) was back in headgear and ran up to his best, adding to an ultra-reliable profile on all-weather since dropped back in trip, simply unfortunate to be so long without a win rather than any suggestion of wrongdoing on his part; chased leaders, pushed along over 2f out, led 1f out, headed close home.

ARAMIS GREY (IRE) ran well on form with her mark having to be left alone having run in a conditons race last time, though carried little win threat from so far back; held up, pushed along over 2f out, ran on, nearest at the finish.

JUSTCALLMEPETE back in headgear, got a clearer shot at things than the previous week and ran creditably; mid-field, pushed along home turn, ran on, nearest at the finish.

DUBAI STATION has slipped in the weights and offered something to work on for a new stable (left Stuart Williams 25,000 gns) after 4 months off; slowly into stride, held up, headway on inner over 2f out, kept on.

FIVETHOUSANDTOONE (IRE) looked rusty after 9 months off, but the signs were there that he's still capable of his early-season form, though missing the break has become something of a habit; slowly into stride, raced off the pace, late headway.

PROP FORWARD has gone well fresh and had won 3 of his previous starts on all-weather so this has to go down as a disappointment back from another 6 months off, the breaks between his races suggesting he's by no means the easiest to train; chased leaders, took strong hold, pushed along over 2f out, not quicken; his reappearance didn't really work out, but it is backed up by the clock.

CLEARPOINT was unable to repeat his last effort back up in grade, having to do plenty from his draw to get the lead; led, pushed along over 2f out, headed 1f out, weakened.

DANGER ALERT ran just respectably after 4 months off, now with another new yard having been sold (for 62,000 gns in July) since a solitary outing for Alice Haynes; slowly into stride, in rear, headway 2f out, one paced.

WATCHYA wasn't in the same form as last time; chased leader, pushed along early in straight, weakened over 1f out.

MAY SONIC back on all-weather, underperformed; mid-field, pushed along early in straight, weakened inside final 1f.

FRESH ran poorly in first-time cheekpieces, ending the season on a low note having looked as good as ever on occasions; held up, ridden early in straight, made no impression; he'll drop further in the weights for this and is going to look very well treated when he returns next spring.