Race Comment Explainer

Original comment with matches highlighted:

rear mid-division, closed before 3 out, pushed along 2f out, never on terms

Matched phrases & meanings

Phrase	Meaning
never on terms	A clear statement that the horse was never competitive in the race.
Pushed along	The jockey started to urge the horse (hand-riding, not necessarily using the whip).
Mid-division	Running in the middle of the pack.
Rear	Running near the back of the field.

Summary

A clear statement that the horse was never competitive in the race.
The jockey started to urge the horse (hand-riding, not necessarily using the whip).
Running in the middle of the pack.
Running near the back of the field.