Chris Waller-trained three-year-old Sir Bacchus looks promising. He was smartly away but was given time to settle and he raced back in eighth place, between runners. He took a split on straightening, sprinted quickly to hit the front at the 100m and went on to score his first win in three starts with this run his second this preparation. It was a good performance and he is a horse to watch. The Gai Waterhousetrained Supply And Demand raced in sixth place, one off the rails. He improved nicely (deep) from the 600m, got to second at the 100m and fought well to hold that position at the post, putting up a promising effort on debut.