This looks a good form race. Ron Quinton-trained colt Sun Patch put up a really promising effort in winning here on debut. He did not show much early pace and settled back in ninth place in the 12-horse field, tracking a quick pace before improving along the rails on straightening. He was still conceding the leaders about five lengths at the 200m and then accelerated quickly along the rails to grab an impressive victory by a half-length at the post. Mark Newnham-trained filly Super Oasis was eased from a wide barrier (11) and settled near last to the home turn, switched deep nearing the 200m and then ran on well for a promising second on debut. Godolphinraced filly Badia went back from the outside barrier (12), improved (deep) from the tail of the field at the home turn and kept running on well for a closeup third in a promising debut. The favourite Cardiff led and set a quick pace after being pressured early on, got a break at the 300m and only tired in the closing stages for fourth, beaten less than a length after running a bold race. Promising filly Just Zerene worked on the pace, three wide, in third place from a difficult barrier (10) and did well in holding on for (1.1 lengths) fifth.