Wayne Rooney's horse fails to impress after finishing last in debut race at Chester Ridden by course specialist Franny Norton, she sailed to victory by two and three-quarter lengths from the 11-4 favourite Just Past Andover with Baddilini a further length and a quarter away in third. Only eight horses took part after five were pulled out and Dreamy Ciara was withdrawn after unshipping Padraig Beggy at the start. Norton said: "I love riding her but it's very hard to pick up rides. The ground is pretty soft but I've got through it OK. The winner is a daughter of the unheralded stallion Multiplex, who stands at owner Richard Kent's stud. "Multiplex did very well last year, he had 19 winners from 21 runners, and Jo had his best filly last year and it looks the case again," said Kent. Hughes said: "They (Multiplex's progeny) are very straightforward and tough and make it easy for you. I had Luv U Forever last year and All Fur Coat this year and the pair of them have been easy. She shows a lot of speed but you've got to handle the turns at Chester. We booked Franny because there's nobody better round here.