The Darren Weir-trained filly Parthesia broke through for her second win in ten starts putting up a solid effort in winning here on a Soft5 track over 2100m. She settled well, racing back in seventh place, on the rails, before improving well between runners at the 600m. She eased deeper into clear running on straightening and then finished too well to score a really good win. It was also a good ride by Damian Lane. Favourite Hot Dipped, a winner of eight of her 12 starts, her previous five in succession including two at Listed level, raced in eighth place, one off the rails. She made her move (deep) at the 600m, got to the front on turning for home but she could not hold off the late-closing winner to take second, in another good effort. The Archie Alexander-trained Wheal Leisure, who had won two of her first three starts, was last in the 12-horse field at the 1200m, when deep (with cover) from the 800m, got to sixth (wide out) on straightening and then kept running on well for third, in a promising effort.