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Find out what the beaten jockeys made of their runs in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.

Noel Callow (Montoya’s Secret): “She had to dig deep, but she just wandered that last bit. She still held on though, it was a good win.”

Jason Collett (La Bella Diosa): “Travelled nice in the run but once I let her go she floundered in it.”

Hugh Bowman (Foxplay): “She clearly should have run third but I was delighted with her run. She’s going to be a horse to be following for the next couple of years I think, she’s just beautiful, so honest and got the talent to boot.”

Regan Bayliss (Harlow Gold): “Good run. She’ll be peaking Oaks day.”

Ben Melham (Dawn Wall): “Ran well. Jumped really well and probably just landed a little bit handy. Next start you’d probably be wanting to ride her a little more conservative.”

Blake Shinn (Nurse Kitchen): “Very pleasing run. I think we saw a return back to form on a wet track and all looks promising heading towards the Oaks.”

Corey Brown (Smart As You Think): “She ran super, we were just taken out of the race about the 200m.”

Glyn Schofield (Lubiton): “She was out there making her own luck, got a bit of a bump that sort of knocked the wind out of her sails but she fought on well.”

Brenton Avdulla (Moqueen): “Just didn’t go in the ground.”

Jess Taylor (Concessions): “She had to do a bit of work to cross them early, when they sprinted she just couldn’t go with them.”

Andrew Adkins (She’s Magical): “Wasn’t a bad run, made a little bit of ground but probably just found it a little bit testing stepping up in distance on that track.”

Damien Oliver (Kamili): “Not quite up to it.”

Montoya’s Secret winning the Vinery

All the results and replays for BMW day at Rosehill