This G2 for fillies and mares over 1400m only had no nine runners and saw the leader Media Sensation get away with a basically pressure free run in the lead and she kicked away at the 300m then held on by a short neck. The winning time was 1:23.13 and the Australian bred now 5yo was capturing her seventh race today from seventeen starts. The winners and where they were turning for home were second (three-off the inside and a head from the leader), seventh (six-off the inside and two lengths from the leader), fifth (trail inner and two lengths from the leader), second (one-off the inside and a neck from the leader), led (a head in front and on the fence), eleventh (three-off the inside and five lengths from the leader), second (one-off the inside and two lengths from the leader), fourteenth (five-wide and six lengths from the leader) and third (four-off the inside and half a length from the leader). Media Sensation won the G1 1000 Guineas (1600m) as a three-year-old filly after sitting second the outer and had prior scored at G3. She won at Listed level as a 4yo mare again after sitting second the outer and then ran second in this same race today, after leading up and being tested with the winner recording 1:22.54. Today she led up and kicked best and is putting together a very tidy win record. Showoroses ran on gamely from handy the outer and she reached third at the 400m then kept coming to go down narrowly. She looks to be in for a good season does this 4yo. Third home was Supreme Heights that had won back-to-back G3 events against her own sex after leading up or racing second the inner and after a freshen up she has held her form. The 5yo mare race outsider the eventual winner and was content to just sit there rather than apply any heat and she was set to run second until losing that spot late but was close up at the finish. Pierina ran fourth beaten less than two lengths after racing sixth the inner and she has improved with each run this time in. Fifth home was Jennifer Eccles that started as second favourite and raced seventh the outer and fought on well to be beaten just over two lengths. Sixth home was the clear favourite Supera that raced last the outer and in soft run race and sprint home only she found the line well but was still beaten just under two and three-quarter lengths. They just went too slow up front for this for this mare that has been G1 placed three times (two of them came in all comers events) and finished fourth in another outing so she has the power. The last three home were beaten three lengths and up to just under five lengths so the field was as expected in a sprint home and rather bunched. It is hard to believe another G2 event will be run as pressure-free as this and the race and result is very misleading. There are a lot of winners out of this event as many of the hardly had a real race.