Lindsay Park-trained/Shadwell-raced stayer Jaameh fought best to win here, his seventh win and his first at stakes level in 24 starts. He was given a good trip in fifth place on the rails by Mark Zahra, got a split on turning for home, took the lead at the 300m and then fought back gamely when challenged to score by a half-head in a solid performance. Sully raced in fourth place, one out and one back, moved up on straightening, challenged strongly at the 300m and after quite a battle, he finished a game (half-head) second. Libran began well, settled in sixth place, one off the rails, improved (three wide) from the 600m, looked a threat at the 300m and then kept battling on well under top weight (58kg) to take the minor placing. His Chris Waller-trained stablemate Casterton raced back in second last place in the 11-horse field, tracked up (wide with cover) from the 600m and then kept fighting on for (2.6 lengths) fourth at his second start since racing in France.