At Wolverhampton yesterday afternoon, Waterloo Sunset looked to get back to winning ways under Oisin Murphy. The jockey factor played strongly as he was well supported into favouritism, but a drop in tempo in the middle of the race was seized upon by Saffie Osborne to inject some pace from the front and steal a couple of lengths on the field. Waterloo Sunset made up ground in the straight and finished strongly, but he could only claim second, beaten by under a length at the post. Tony Killoran's Adaay gelding has clearly retained his racing form, producing another very good run on a different track, and he has the ability to get his head in front again soon.