Il Paradiso

That was my initial thought but on reflection he had every chance and only ran on after the race was effectively over. He also comes from a yard with umpteen other similar types. Family of Mastercraftsman but by their standards not fantastically bred.

would be worth following if not with a fashionable stable, did finish well to look as if it will certainly win races but the race lacked any depth, so could be artificially short next time or a good thing lol, you would be better off following the winner if not to highly tried. as you say he had the race sewn up in a matter of strides, it would be interesting to hear what the jockey has to say about the winner ie what was left.
in these kind of races the bookies get caught up in their own 1/5 of the odds as il paradiso looked banker place, but because only 4/1 we need to find another one like this for a each way double, both look certain to be placed for a 9/4 placed double but if both win bingo.

one of things i noticed about that race was that they were strung out like a washing line, the first two had both run before which is surely an advantage in such conditions.

thought the haggas horse showed up well for a long period, that is beautifully bred.

and yes the O'brien horse is also a lovely type and for sure it will win nice races next year.

btw the winner is also very nice, was carrying a penalty and is a group one horse.

I wonder if they will be tempted with the racing post trophy?