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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Abandonment

In the event of racing being abandoned the following rules apply:

• Abandonment before completion of the 1st race –Badge valid for the next meeting or full refund

• Abandonment prior to completion of 3rd Race –50% refund

• Abandonment thereafter – no refund

• No refunds will be made on the day of racing

• All refunds should be claimed in writing within 14 days of the meeting

• Please enclose your badge/s as proof of admission and send them to: Racecourse Ofﬁce, Ffos Las Racecourse, Trimsaran, SA17 4DE

Please PRINT your name clearly and send with the returned badges

Admission Policy

• Entry to the racecourse is subject to the right of the racecourse executive to refuse to admit and/or to expel, without prior notice, any person whose behaviour is considered to be unruly or unacceptable or is a disqualiﬁed person

• Bringing alcohol into the enclosures other than that purchased at the racecourse is prohibited Barbecues are not permitted.

• No Dogs allowed (except Registered Assistance Dogs)

• Racegoers must at all times comply with any conditions, rules and regulations in operation, including the observance of no drinking areas for safety reasons.

• Lost and stolen badges will not be replaced.

Evacuation

Procedures

If an incident occurs which is beyond our control, it is important that you are aware of how we intend to look after you in the event of an emergency.

As part of our Safety management, we have employed professionally trained and experienced stewards and you will see them at various points throughout the racecourse In the event of a situation, which requires partial or full evacuation of the stands or racecourse, announcements will be broadcast and stewards will undertake the responsibility of ushering you to a place of safety; it is essential that you follow their instructions. Please take your immediate belongings with you and proceed out of the area quickly and calmly with the guidance of the stewards The evacuation procedures have been carefully planned to lead you to a safe area. Should it be necessary to evacuate the course itself, there will be two main options; ﬁrstly to return to your vehicles if safe to do so and leave via the main entrance. Secondly, should it not be safe to return to your vehicles, you will be requested to leave via emergency evacuation gates, onto the racecourse itself, where you will receive further instructions. It may give you peace of mind if you pre plan and agree a meeting place, just in case you become separated from your party. The above is precautionary only and we trust that the procedures will never be required. However, in the event of an emergency, remember;

• Take your belongings with you.

• Under the directions of the stewards, proceed quickly and calmly to the safe area

Glasses & Bottles

Broken glasses and bottles are dangerous. In the interests of safety and the comfort of others please do not carry drinks or food on to the steppings of the stand, or the areas adjacent to the parade ring or unsaddling enclosure. Our catering team can transfer your drink into a plastic glass if you wish Horse & Jockey Welfare at Ffos Las

Nothing matters more to us when racing than the safety and welfare of both horse and rider. Central to that is the track itself and our groundstaff do everything in their power to provide an optimum racing surface On duty today we also have a dedicated and experienced team of highly-qualified Vets, Doctors and Paramedics following the action at every stage. Their key responsibility is to monitor and provide care to the competitors throughout their time at the racecourse The locations and vehicle movements of these skilled specialists during racing are designed to provide a rapid response to any incident across the site We also have a highspecification horse ambulance in attendance at every fixture to enable safe transport of a horse from the track to our on-site veterinary treatment facility for further treatment, or to the nearest equine referral hospital

It is our standard practice to erect screens around any horse or jockey requiring attention on the course as this provides privacy and a safe, calm environment in which to accurately diagnose and treat the patient as necessary. Please do not assume the worst if screens are erected around a horse. We are fully committed to minimizing risk in our sport, to dealing professionally and efﬁciently with any injury, and to maintaining the highest possible quality of care for the horses and jockeys racing here today. To ﬁnd out more about our Equine Welfare policy, please visit our website www.ffoslasracecourse.com

Photography

Racegoers may take photographs for private purposes. Under no circumstances may photographs taken on the racecourse be used for publication without the permission of the racecourse executive Flash photography is essentially dangerous where horses are involved You are asked not to use ﬂash photography anywhere in the parade ring area and particularly near the Winners Enclosure.

Radios & Mobile Phones

The use of all types of communication equipment is strictly controlled at all racecourses Members of the public may not use two-way radios, scanning receivers etc. for any purpose at the racecourse Mobile telephones may not be used in or near any designated betting area, or for off-course betting purposes. Further details are available from the racecourse ofﬁce

Unauthorised Bookmaking

It is a condition of entry to this Racecourse that only individuals in possession of a valid betting badge and occupying an authorised pitch are entitled to lay bets on the course of their business. Any individual found contravening these conditions will be evicted.

MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS FOR TODAY’S MEETING

The Ffos Las Racecourse Executive would like to thank our sponsors and wish them an enjoyable and prosperous day’s racing

FFOS LAS’S ON COURSE BOOKMAKERS

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YOUR KIND GESTURE IS REALLY APPRECIATED

TUESDAY 28 JULY

(UNDER THE RULES OF RACING)

STEWARDS OF THE MEETING

GUY UPTON (Chief Steward), JOANNE HAWKINS (Stewards’ Panel Chair)

DANIEL ANDREWS, THOMAS EVETTS, MARGARET GROVES

STARTERS

WILLIAM JORDAN

CIARAN MCKEE

JUDGE

GUY LEWIS

CLERK OF THE SCALES

CHRIS HILL

VETERINARY OFFICER

KATHERINE BYAM-COOK

VETERINARY SURGEONS

GRAHAM FOWKE

SHAUN McKANE

JAMES WHITMORE

MEDICAL OFFICERS

DR CHRIS REYNOLDS

DR DAVID LEE

EQUINE WELFARE AND INTEGRITY OFFICERS

JOANNA VICKERS

MEL BAKER

JEREMY WILLIS

COMMENTATOR

DAVID FITZGERALD

BETTING RING MANAGER

MIKE STEVEN

REGIONAL DIRECTOR

SOUTH WEST

PHIL BELL

GENERAL MANAGER & SAFEGUARDING LEAD

KEVIN HIRE

RACEDAY

CLERK OF THE COURSE

BEN HICKS

HEAD GROUNDSMAN

MARTYN DAVID

RACE CONDITIONS CAN BE FOUND AT THE REAR OF THIS RACECARD

horse’s saddlecloth number colour graphic

No of days since last ran

horse’s name

birthplace of horse

form guide

previous performances

/=new season

-=new year

Bold type shows all weather form

C=course winner

D=distance winner

CD=course & distance winner

BF=beaten favourite

6 GRAMERCY (IRE) (19) 2-04003 D

B g Whipper (USA) - Topiary (IRE)

Dr Marwan Koukash

draw age weight st-lbs

8-13 (8)

Chris Catlin

David Simcock, Newmarket

Br Michael Mullins Euromatech S

TIMEFORM VIEW Hard to predict, though remains interesting from this sort of mark and didn’t run too badly at Chester last time. Others more convincing though TFRHHHII BHA88

KEY OwnerBreedingBreeder Jockey Trainer Sponsor

Star Ratings Explained

Each horse has been given a star rating, these are deﬁned below: S Br

HHHHH Selected to win the race

HHHHI Good chance of being placed

HHHII By no means out of the reckoning but at least one or two hold stronger claims

HHIII Unlikely to win but not totally without hope HIIII Can be given little or no chance.

OFFICIAL BHA RATINGS EXPLAINED

The BHA Handicappers allot ratings to horses once they have taken part in a sufﬁcient number of races to enable the Handicappers to make a numerical assessment of each horse’s ability. The principal purpose of the ratings is to determine the weight to be carried by each runner in handicap races, with the Handicappers aiming to provide each participant with an equal chance based on its best recent form under its optimum conditions

A horse rated 100, for example, would be set to carry 1lb more than a horse rated 99 (ignoring any penalties or allowances). The ratings published in the racecard for handicap races are the ratings that were used to calculate the weight to be carried by each horse, whilst in nonhandicaps races the rating shown is that of each runner at the time that the entries for the race were conﬁrmed Any subsequently published change to a rating, either up or down, is shown in brackets following the rating For novice steeple chasers, the latest hurdle race rating may be shown until such time as the Handicappers allot a separate steeple chase rating Such ratings are preﬁxed by the letter h.

THE LIFE OF THE BOOKMAKER

Who’d be a racecourse bookie?

You get rained on, blown over in a gale, occasionally yelled at by angry punters, and – like so many other industries these days –painfully squeezed around the tight margins by the corporate giants on the internet.

Sport and society is forever changing, so bookmakers also have to be mindful of compliance regulations, ensure betting is being done safely and responsibly, and have their crystal ball handy to decide where the regulations may be heading next Yet, still they turn up – week after week, meeting after meeting, in all weathers, including here at Ffos Las.

Maybe there is still some gold left to be panned, after all.

Victor Chandler once said that a bookie should have the smile of Mother Theresa and the brain of Al Capone. And maybe the skin of a rhinoceros, too.

The old days of the tic-tac men sending signals around the course may have been replaced by mobile phones, laptops, and even drones in the sky, but the bookmakers still give racecourses a beating heart.

Without their distinctive and often local ﬂavour, all racecourses would simply taste the same.

James and David Lovell – owners of DragonBet – grew up among the bookmaking pitches, working school holidays for their father, John.

He was something of a pioneer in Welsh bookmaking. Not only was he a shrewd marketing man who knew the value of getting Grand National legend Red Rum into one of his newly-opened betting shops in Cardiﬀ back in the 1980s, but he was also a technological innovator.

He was the ﬁrst bookie in the UK to introduce laptop computers to the bookies’ armoury at the racecourse, doing away with “the book” and pen and paper calculations and giving himself a competitive advantage

It wasn’t long before every other bookie followed suit.

Bringing a horse into a betting shop for the waiting photographers would probably fall foul of the healthy and safety brigade these days, but it showed the quick wit and imagination that has always served bookies well. Think on your feet, even when the ground beneath them feels uncertain.

For years, Britain’s best known on-course bookie was Barry Dennis, a colourful Cockney beloved of Channel 4, who turned to him for “Barry’s Bismark” - the favourite he expected to sink without trace.

Then, there was Stephen Little, a far posher version of Barry, who wore an ankle-length fur coat and was renowned for fearlessly laying enormous bets.

The DragonBet brothers, who now have an online as well as an on-course bookmaking operation, are very much part of that longheld aﬀection for the traditions of the sport, having both learned the ropes as youngsters under the guidance of their late father.

“The bookmaking tradition is always important to us,” says James. “We were raised in the betting ring and as an oncourse bookmaker you are really in the heart of the action.

“There were always colourful characters, but there was always a code, too, and our father knew that reputation was everything.

“Our roots are in racecourse bookmaking and that’s never going to change.

That’s where we grew up. We went to the University of Racecourses, out there with a pitch.”

So, raise glass to the on-course bookie. You’ll miss them when they’re gone.

FIRST RACE 6.00

SEVEN FURLONGS ABOUT 80 YARDS FOR TWO YRS OLD

THE SUPPORT OUR LOCAL ON-COURSE

NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6)

BOOKMAKERS

Total prize fund £6600 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £2725, 2nd £1363, 3rd £681, 4th £341, 5th £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS

RACE STATS

LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): W Muir & C Grassick (11 wins from 59 runners, 19%) runs DRUM MAJOR TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): J Owen (14 wins from 38 runners, 37%) runs ARIANE SKY

LONGEST TRAVELLERS: EMIRATES EXPRESS trained by J Morland & ARIANE SKY trained by J Owen, both Newmarket, 271 miles.

A tricky nursery and preference is for JAZZY BAY though he’ll need to break on terms this time Handicap debutants Cutlass and Dream On Kent can fill the minor positions

RACE SUMMARY KEY

1PARADING (GB) (21) 0523

B c Ardad (IRE) - Punting (IRE)

Mr M H. Dixon

Br M. H. Dixon

9-9(4)

Finley Marsh

Richard Hughes, Upper Lambourn

TIMEFORMVIEWConﬁrmed he was going the right way when second in a Leicester seller in May but failed to match that form in a Brighton novice last time, hanging left May do better now switched to nurseries. TFRHHHII BHA65

2CUTLASS (FR) (15) 050

B g Blackbeard (IRE) - Tareya (IRE)

Manton Thoroughbreds XI

9-9(5)

Jason Watson

Brian Meehan, Manton

Br Earl Haras de L’EtreSirecam Europe

TIMEFORM VIEW Had 3 quick-ﬁre outings at Windsor in June/July, running to a modest level at best Can take a further step forward up in trip now handicapping. TFRHHHHI BHA65

3DREAM ON KENT (GB) (24) 0226

B g Massaat (IRE) - Golden Amber (IRE)

9-9(3)

Ryan Kavanagh (3)

Emma Evans & Richard KentDavid Evans, Abergavenny

Br Mickley Stud LtdEmma Evans Racing Ltd

TIMEFORM VIEW Showed more than ﬁrst time up when second in selling company at Chester and backed that up (visored) when ﬁlling same spot in novice at Chepstow Modest back in a seller at Leicester after but the visor goes back on and he may do better now handicapping TFRHHHHI BHA65

4JAZZY BAY (IRE) (20) 6333

B g Dark Angel (IRE) - Jasmine B (IRE)

9-7(7)

Callum Hutchinson

The Woodway 20 Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury

Br Ross MoorheadABM Catering Limited

TIMEFORM VIEW Lightly-raced maiden who showed some improvement when third of 7 in nursery at Chepstow (6f, good to ﬁrm) 20 days ago having been slowly away Back up in trip and makes the shortlist. TFRHHHHH BHA63

5ARIANE SKY (IRE) (59) 554

B f Space Traveller - French Heroine

Mr V Woodward & Mr P Moran

9-4(9)

Mason Paetel (5)

James Owen, Newmarket

Br Rathbride Farm Racing Welfare

TIMEFORM VIEW Thrice-raced maiden who hasn’t yet progressed on her debut effort Has had a small break and may do better in nurseries. TFRHHHII BHA60

6TEN YEAR STRETCH (IRE) (20) 005

B g Inns of Court (IRE) - June (IRE)

9-4(2)

William Carver

The Ten ClubJamie Osborne, Upper Lambourn

Br Tally-Ho Stud Tote

TIMEFORM VIEW Thrice-raced maiden who’s run to a modest level on each start, latest when ﬁfth of 7 in maiden at Chepstow (7f, good to ﬁrm) 20 days ago. Makes handicap bow, TFRHHHII BHA60

7CLEAR HORIZON (GB) (19) 050

9-0(10)

B f Without Parole - So Claire Rob Hornby

Whitcoombe Park RacingJonathan Portman, Upper Lambourn

Br Kassala Ltd & Charlock Stud Pump Technology Limited

TIMEFORMVIEWNo better than mid-fied in first 3 outings. Beat just one home in 11-runner novice at Newbury (6f, firm, 14/1) 19 days ago. Now upped in trip but others look more favourably treated in this nursery. TFRHHIII BHA56

8DRUM MAJOR (IRE) (14) 00605

B c Invincible Army (IRE) - Lady Heartbeat

Edginton, Ingham, Niven

8-13 (1)

Lewis Edmunds

William Muir & Chris Grassick, Lambourn

Br Ballyhampshire Stud LtdTote

TIMEFORM VIEW Has little in the way of solid form from 5 starts to date and makes limited appeal

The cheekpieces go back on TFRHIIII BHA55

9MAGICAL LIFE (GB) (14) 05454

B f Territories (IRE) - One Life (JPN)

8-8(6)

William Cox

Mr Jeremy Holt & PartnersJ S. Moore, Upper Lambourn

Br One Life Bloodstock Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEW Lightly-raced maiden who’s yet to better just poor form in 5 starts The cheekpieces are discarded once more and she’s hard to make a case for in terms of win purposes. TFRHHIII BHA50

10 EMIRATES EXPRESS (IRE) (33) 000

Ch g Earthlight (IRE) - Jabhaat (USA)

8-3(8)

Olivia Haines (7)

Hisani RacingJack Morland, Newmarket

Br Pier House StudTattersalls

TIMEFORM VIEW Yet to beat a rival in 3 outings and can only be watched switched to nurseries TFRHIIII BHA31

2025: NO CORRESPONDING RACE LAST YEAR

Visor worn by No. 3. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 8. Stewards Note:

DECLARED RUNNERS 10

CUTLASS: Following its run on 13/7/2026 it was reported that the horse hung left-handed late-on.

DRUM MAJOR: Following its run on 14/7/2026 it was reported that the horse ran green and hung right-handed.

Probable S.P’s: 4-1 Parading (GB), 9-2 Jazzy Bay (IRE), 5-1 Dream On Kent (GB), 8-1 Cutlass (FR), 9-1 Ariane Sky (IRE), Ten Year Stretch (IRE), 12-1 Magical Life (GB), 16-1 Clear Horizon (GB), 28-1 Drum Major (IRE), 66-1 Emirates Express (IRE)

SECOND RACE 6.30

SEVEN FURLONGS ABOUT 80 YARDS FOR THREE YRS OLD AND UPWARDS

THE DRAGONBET/MARTIN

DAVIES

HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5)

Total prize fund £8000 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £3303, 2nd £1652, 3rd £826, 4th £413, 5th £206. (Penalty Value £4187.20) SS

RACE STATS

LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): J Osborne (7 wins from 32 runners, 22%) runs DECALOGUE

TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): J Osborne (4 wins from 11 runners, 36%) runs DECALOGUE

LONGEST TRAVELLER: NAME THE DAY trained by E J-Houghton, Blewbury, 159 miles.

RACE SUMMARY

In the hope this doesn’t come too soon 5 days on from Yarmouth for DISTINCT SPIRIT (very lightly raced in his career) he should take plenty of beating at this sort of level Flyta is the obvious danger.

KEY Owner Breeding Breeder Jockey Trainer Sponsor Br

1DISTINCT SPIRIT (GB) (5) 15/5U-33 D BF 6 10-2 (4)

B g Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Distinctive Ebrahim Nader

Mr & Mrs G. MiddlebrookDaniel & Claire Kubler, Lambourn Br Mr & Mrs G. MiddlebrookOakmere Homes, Oakmere Homes (North West) Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEW Stood little racing since debut win at Salisbury in July 2024, though made a perfectly satisfactory return after 9 months off when third at Newbury at the beginning of the month. Much tighter in the betting but merely achieved same position at Yarmouth 5 days ago. This looks a weaker race TFRHHHHH BHA75

2NAME THE DAY (GB) (11) 4010 D 3 9-9(2)

Ch f Showcasing - Fiancee (IRE) Callum Hutchinson Eden Racing IV Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury

Br Llety Farms ABM Catering Limited

TIMEFORMVIEWConﬁrmed debut promise at second time of asking when scoring with something to spare in a maiden at Chepstow (7f, good to ﬁrm) at the beginning of the month. Reportedly lost her action on handicap debut 11 days ago and a tongue tie is quickly employed. TFRHHHII BHA75

3DECALOGUE (USA) (4) 06-04

39-6 (1)

B g Constitution (USA) - Sun Summers (USA) William Carver

Robin Oliver and Partners Jamie Osborne, Upper Lambourn

Br Nice Guys Stables Llc

TIMEFORM VIEW Showed ability on both starts as a juvenile but well held on 7f Kempton reappearance in May. Set a stiff task but much more like it when fourth on handicap debut at Sandown on Friday TFRHHHII BHA72

4FLYTA (IRE) (29) 0-24021 CD

3 9-4(5)

B f Starman - Princess Rose Rob Hornby Paul Cafferty and Melissa Cooke Mark Loughnane, Kidderminster

Br John Martin McLoughney

TIMEFORMVIEWImproved markedly when runner-up on turf debut at Windsor (1m) and well ridden in a tactical affair when going one place better over C&D a month ago. 3lb rise shouldn’t prevent a bold follow-up bid. TFRHHHHI BHA70

5SOFIAN (IRE) (28) 0012-06 CD

B g Sands of Mali (FR) - Cotton Camera (IRE)

Nikki Evans Racing

9-2(3)

Ryan Kavanagh (3)

Nikki Evans, Abergavenny

Br Oghill House Stud Radnor Hills

TIMEFORMVIEWCaused a surprise when winning over C&D last summer Probably needed the run on reappearance and saddle slipped last time, so this should be a better guide as to his current well-being TFRHHHII BHA61

2025: NO CORRESPONDING RACE LAST YEAR

Tongue Strap worn ﬁrst time by No. 2. Tongue Strap worn by No. 4.

Stewards Note:

DECLARED RUNNERS 5

NAME THE DAY: Following its run on 17/7/2026 it was reported that the horse made a respiratory noise.

SOFIAN: Following its run on 30/6/2026 it was reported that the jockey’s saddle slipped.

Probable S.P’s: 11-8 Distinct Spirit (GB), 9-4 Flyta (IRE), 6-1 Decalogue (USA), 11-1 Name The Day (GB), Soﬁan (IRE)

THIRD RACE 7.00

ABOUT ONE MILE FOR THREE YRS OLD AND UPWARDS

THE CYMRU BET/ALAN BUSHELL RACING CLASSIFIED STAKES (CLASS 6)

Total prize fund £6600 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £2725, 2nd £1363, 3rd £681, 4th £341, 5th £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS

LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): B Llewellyn & R Williams (10 wins from 122 runners, 8%) run KING OF THE DANCE TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): D Evans (4 wins from 14 runners, 29%) runs KNIGHTMARE LONGEST TRAVELLER: PROPHET SQUEEZE trained by B Murphy, Ireland.

Recent worthwhile form is thin on the ground here so last week’s Chepstow winner KNIGHTMARE looks the obvious port of call Create would be a big danger if breaking on terms, with Mooretown Lad also of some interest.

KEY Owner Breeding Breeder Jockey Trainer Sponsor Br

B g Mehmas (IRE) - French Battle (USA) Ryan Kavanagh (3) Dave & Emma EvansDavid Evans, Abergavenny

Br Phoenix ThoroughbredEmma Evans Racing Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEWGained reward for a string of solid efforts when shedding maiden tag in 10-runner classiﬁed race at Chepstow on Friday 5lb penalty to carry but a repeat of that level may well sufﬁce TFRHHHHH BHA50

2CEZARRO (IRE) (13) 446300 49-9 (2)

B g Acclamation - Grace To Grace (IRE) Rob Hornby The Regal Eagles Max Young, Sneads Green

Br P. Evans & Brickﬁeld Stud Ltd

TIMEFORM VIEW Long-standing maiden who offered nothing starting out for this yard both starts last month. TFRHHIII BHA46

3CREATE (IRE) (12) 000040 D 6 9-9(8)

B m Harry Angel (IRE) - Patent Joy (IRE)

Tyler Heard

Dixon, Wylam, M Baldry, J&S Harrod Scott Dixon, Rolleston

Br Godolphin

TIMEFORMVIEWPair of 1m Southwell wins last year Easily best effort this term when fourth of 18 in handicap at Doncaster (1m, good to ﬁrm) last month but reverted to her slow-starting ways when seventh at Thirsk 12 days ago (also denied a clear run), TFRHHHHI BHA47

4KEEPER OF SECRETS (GB) (15) 004400

B g Pearl Secret - Silkenveil (IRE)

5 9-9(7)

Jason Watson Suzi Prichard-Jones Ian Williams, Alvechurch

Br Suzi Pritchard-JonesTote

TIMEFORMVIEWStill to score and he again hung left when only seventh of 10 in classiﬁed event (1 1/2m) in March. Gelded after and fared no better at Lingﬁeld after a break 2 weeks ago. Turf debut TFRHHHII BHA45

5KING OF THE DANCE (IRE) (12) 34452U D 7

B g Havana Gold (IRE) - Figurante (IRE)

Mr B. J. Llewellyn

Br Mount Coote Stud

9-9(3)

Alexandra Egan (7)

Bernard Llewellyn & Robert Williams, Bargoed

TIMEFORMVIEWPlenty of solid placed efforts in handicaps since last win a year ago at Chepstow Second over 7.5f here on penultimate start before being hampered and unseating rider 12 days ago. Should be in the mix. TFRHHHII BHA49

6LHEBAYEB (GER) (22) 016004 D 8 9-9(5)

B m Alhebayeb (IRE) - Lady Gabrielle (IRE)

Lewis Edmunds

Mr Douglas Boddy Richard Price, Hereford

Br Mount Coote StudTote

TIMEFORM VIEW Struggles for consistency nowadays but, with a hood reapplied, scored in a classiﬁed event at Wolverhampton (8.6f) in March Sound-enough fourth back there 3 weeks ago ﬁtted with cheekpieces but a while since she’s shown anything on turf. TFRHHHII BHA47

7MOORETOWN LAD (IRE) (35) 404020 6 9-9(1)

B g Footstepsinthesand - Fastnet Lady (IRE) Finley Marsh

Wintle Racing Club Adrian Wintle, Westbury-On-Severn

Br Michael Smith

TIMEFORMVIEWStill

B m Walk In The Park (IRE) - Prophets Honor (FR)

Ebrahim Nader

Mr A. EvansBarry Murphy, Caerfyrddin

Br Mr N. Mustoe

TIMEFORM VIEW Displays more temperament than ability

2025: TYPEFACE 3 9 1 Callum Hutchinson 33-1 (Ian Williams) 9 ran

TFRHHIII BHA47

DECLARED RUNNERS 8 Hood worn by No. 8. Blinkers worn by No. 1. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 3, 4, 5, 6.

Stewards Note:

PROPHET SQUEEZE: Following its run on 24/7/2026 it was reported that the horse was slowly away and hung left.

Probable S.P’s: 2-1 Knightmare (IRE), 5-1 King of The Dance (IRE), Mooretown Lad (IRE), 11-2 Create (IRE), 9-1 Lhebayeb (GER), 18-1 Keeper of Secrets (GB), 33-1 Cezarro (IRE), Prophet Squeeze (IRE)

CHECK YOUR BETTING SLIPS

Customers of the Boards and Rails bookmakers should check their itemised tickets immediately on receipt, as mistakes cannot be rectiﬁed after the “off”.

Customers are reminded to retain all betting tickets until after the weigh-in, as immediate payment will be made only on production of the original ticket. All tickets will remain valid for one month.

HORSE & JOCKEY WELFARE

It is policy at this racecourse for screens to be erected in circumstances where we have any horse, or jockey in a condition whereby treatment is being administered and a degree of privacy is deemed appropriate The use of screens does not therefore automatically infer that a fatality has occurred

To ﬁnd out more about our Equine Welfare policy please visit www.ffoslasracecourse.com

21 AUG 21

VELY LAURA & BEN SANtIAGO

hOStEd BY jImI wEBB

ft. pRE-ENtERtAINmENt BY dmf ft.

DRESSED FOR THE OCCASIONS

FOURTH RACE 7.30

ONE MILE ABOUT FOUR FURLONGS (11F ABT 209 YDS) FOR MAIDEN THREE YRS OLD AND UPWARDS FILLIES AND MARES

THE CHRISTIAN HOLLAND/KEN HOWELL SPORTS BETTING MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBB/GBBPlus RACE)

Total prize fund £12000 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £5120, 2nd £2560, 3rd £1280, 4th £640. (Penalty Value £6480) SS

RACE STATS

LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): R Beckett (14 wins from 45 runners, 31%) runs SEACOLE TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): K R Burke (9 wins from 27 runners, 33%) runs KHEPRI LONGEST TRAVELLER: KHEPRI trained by K R Burke, Leyburn, 326 miles.

RACE SUMMARY

This looks trappy with all 4 of these twice-raced works-in-progress Marginal preference is for Summerson over Cracking Beauty.

KEY Owner Breeding Breeder Jockey Trainer Sponsor Br

coloursnohorse age st lb Draw

1CRACKING BEAUTY (GB) (20) 0-3

3 9-2(3)

Gr f Cracksman - Reaching Ahead (USA) Lewis Edmunds

BJT RacingRoger Teal, Lambourn

Br D. R. Tucker

TIMEFORMVIEWLow-key debut in November but much more like it when third of 12 at a huge price at Kempton 3 weeks ago, keeping on well over 11f trip That puts her right in the mix switched to turf TFRHHHHI BHA-

2KHEPRI (USA) (21) 44

Gr f War Front (USA) - Meg Fitz (USA)

39-2 (1)

Pierre-Louis Jamin

Newtown Anner Stud Farm K. R. Burke, Leyburn

Br Newtownanner Stud Farm

TIMEFORMVIEW Ridden in contrast to debut and shaped with promise when a keeping-on fourth over 1 1/4m at Pontefract 3 weeks ago. This step up in trip can only aid her cause. TFRHHHII BHA-

3SEACOLE (IRE) (20) 24

3 9-2(2)

B f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Crimean Queen Rhys Clutterbuck

Marcstown LtdRalph Beckett, Kimpton Down

Br Norelands & Sunderland Holding IncR M Beckett Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEW400,000 gns yearling, Sea The Stars ﬁlly. Sister to useful 2-y-o 1m winner Seacruiser and half-sister to winner abroad by Le Havre. Dam maiden (stayed 1 1/4m) Quiet start relative to her pedigree but she did show more than debut when fourth at Yarmouth In top hands and now goes up in trip TFRHHHII BHA-

4SUMMERSON (GB) (18) 22

39-2 (4)

B f Kingman - Eartha Kitt Robbie Downey Chasemore FarmRoger Varian, Newmarket Br Chasemore Farm Chasemore Farm LLP

TIMEFORMVIEW Kingman ﬁlly who has been second on both starts, latterly in 3-runner race at Chester over 10.5f. Looks like a stayer and she just about sets the standard TFRHHHHH BHA2025: ZILFEE 4 9 13 Luke Catton 4-5 (John & Thady Gosden) 5 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 4 Hood worn by No. 4.

Probable S.P’s: 2-1 Summerson (GB), 5-2 Cracking Beauty (GB), 4-1 Khepri (USA), Seacole (IRE)

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FIFTH RACE 8.00

ONE MILE ABOUT FOUR FURLONGS (11F ABT 209 YDS) FOR FOUR YRS OLD AND UPWARDS

THE

ALAN

BENNETT RACING/KEITH DAVIES HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (BATH SUMMER STAYERS’ SERIES QUALIFIER)

Total prize fund £6600 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £2725, 2nd £1363, 3rd £681, 4th £341, 5th £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS

LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): A Wintle (8 wins from 65 runners, 12%) runs BUCK BARROW TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): J Owen (14 wins from 38 runners, 37%) runs ZARAQUELLE

LONGEST TRAVELLERS: BOBBY DASSLER trained by B Murphy & MINERS CABIN trained by K T Coleman, both Ireland.

PUREIS KING had no problem with the longer trip/short turnaround when scoring at Leicester last month and with the Faye Bramley yard firing on all cylinders at present, he’s fancied to complete the hat-trick at the expense of Zaraquelle, who opened her account with plenty in hand at Wolverhampton last week and is just the type her in-form yard excel with. The reliable Just Adair can fill out third.

KEY Owner Breeding Breeder Jockey Trainer Sponsor Br

1ZARAQUELLE (FR) (7) 5003-31

B f Zarak (FR) - Coif (IRE)

Mason Paetel (5)

Mr J OwenJames Owen, Newmarket

Br Jeanpaul Lemelletier&Sarl Poulinieres.Co

James Owen Racing TIMEFORMVIEWFailedtobettermodestformin6startsforEdDunlopbutimprovedasexpectedforthestepupintripandopenedheraccountwithplentyinhandin11-runner event at Wolverhampton (1 3/4m) last week Just the type her in-form yard excel with and remains of interest carrying a 5-lb penalty TFRHHHHI BHA56

2TROJAN TRUTH (GB) (14) 23-6263 D

7 9-9(8)

B g Ulysses (IRE) - Verity Owen Lewis (5) Woodham Walter Partnership Ed de Giles, Ledbury

Br Cheveley Park Stud LimitedEd de Giles Racing

TIMEFORMVIEWTypically slowly away but recorded a hat-trick last summer Good effort when runner-up at Chepstow on second start this season, though struggled at Doncaster next time and was made to look very one paced when third of 6 at Leicester (1 1/2m, good to ﬁrm) a fortnight ago. TFRHHHII BHA60

3NOBLE GRACE (IRE) (44) 404

59-8 (4)

B m Yeats (IRE) - She’s Noble Rob Hornby

Crawford-Smith FamilyWarren Greatrex, Upper Lambourn

Br Neil Crawford-SmithTote

TIMEFORMVIEWRunner-up in a Cheltenham bumper on debut but only poor form switched to hurdles during 2025/26 campaign. Showed a bit more than previously in this sphere when fourth of 6 in novice at Salisbury (1 1/4m, good) just over 6 weeks ago and potentially capable of better again now handicapping TFRHHHII BHA59

4PUREIS KING (FR) (33) 000211 C D

9-7(7)

B g Persian King (IRE) - Extra Charge (IRE) Callum Hutchinson

Mr Darren Lewis.Faye Bramley, Lambourn

Br S.A.R.L. Haras Du Mont Dit MontHighborn Global Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEWLanded a bumper at Market Rasen on his debut last October. Little show initially on Flat but off the mark in 1 1/4m classiﬁed event here last month and followed up on handicap debut just a couple of days later in 8-runner event at Leicester (1 1/2m). Up to completing the hat-trick TFRHHHHH BHA58

5BOBBY DASSLER (IRE) (20) 340130

7 9-4(9)

Br g Awtaad (IRE) - Butoolat Ebrahim Nader

Catherine Evans & Aaron EvansBarry Murphy, Caerfyrddin

Br Chris Hayes Racing Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEWProduced best effort for some time when scoring at Chepstow in June, his ﬁrst win for present yard Well beaten on both subsequent outings and signiﬁcantly stepped back up in trip with a hood reapplied. TFRHHIII BHA55

6JUST ADAIR (GB) (27) 1120-22 BF 4 9-2(1)

Ch g Ghaiyyath (IRE) - Golden Reign (IRE)

Jason Watson

Justin & Vanessa SullivanJonjo & A.J. O’Neill, Cheltenham

Br Branton Court Stud LLPAdair Ltd

TIMEFORMVIEWWon over 11.5f at Windsor on his ﬁrst 2 starts in handicaps last season and has found only one too good on both starts this season, most recently in 8-runner event at Epsom (1 1/2m, good to ﬁrm) earlier in the month. Reliable so worth considering TFRHHHII BHA53

7VIRTUAL HUG (IRE) (45) 164134 D

B g Buratino (IRE) - Cotton Camera (IRE)

8 9-1(3)

Ryan Kavanagh (3)

Mike Harris Racing & Nikki Evans RacingNikki Evans, Abergavenny

Br Oghill House Stud Radnor Hills

TIMEFORM VIEW Ended a lengthy losing run in a weak race at Wolverhampton in March and doubled tally for 2026 at Bath in May. Followed that with a lesser effort but back on track given more time when fourth of 13 at latter track last month TFRHHIII BHA52

8BUCK BARROW (GB) (29) 6-06013 CD 4 9-0(6)

B g Without Parole - Lisiere (IRE)

Finley Marsh

Richard Flower & PartnerAdrian Wintle, Westbury-On-Severn

Br Penelope Cave

TIMEFORMVIEWLanded a second soft-ground victory here when successful in C&D classiﬁed event last month. Ran at least as well in defeat when third of 8 in handicap over C&D (good to ﬁrm) last time and not without each-way claims again from the same mark. TFRHHHII BHA51

9MINERS CABIN (IRE) (26) 600000 4 8-9(5)

B g Hunting Horn (IRE) - Red Vermillion (IRE)

Mrs Eileen Coleman

Br Mrs E. Coleman

Pierre-Louis Jamin

K. T. Coleman, Ireland

TIMEFORMVIEWMaiden who hasn’t fared any better for the switch to handicaps, having little go right when seventh of 12 at Bellewstown (14.5f, good) earlier in the month (stumbled and rider lost irons over 1f out) Still hard to recommend TFRHHIII BHA43

2025: NO CORRESPONDING RACE LAST YEAR DECLARED RUNNERS 9

Hood worn by No. 5. Blinkers worn by No. 2. Tongue Strap worn by No. 1, 6, 7.

Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 8.

Stewards Note:

BOBBY DASSLER: Following its run on 8/7/2026 it was reported that the horse was never travelling.

Probable S.P’s: 11-4 Zaraquelle (FR), 4-1 Pureis King (FR), 11-2 Just Adair (GB), 8-1

Virtual Hug (IRE), 12-1 Buck Barrow (GB), 16-1 Trojan Truth (GB), Bobby Dassler (IRE), Miners Cabin (IRE), 25-1 Noble Grace (IRE)

SIXTH RACE 8.30

SIX FURLONGS FOR THREE YRS OLD AND UPWARDS

THE JACK BEVAN & CO/PINNO BOOKMAKERS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6)

Total prize fund £6600 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £2725, 2nd £1363, 3rd £681, 4th £341, 5th £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS

LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): A Wintle (8 wins from 65 runners, 12%) runs DIAMONDSINTHESAND & LEGENDSOFTHELAND TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): Ollie Sangster (7 wins from 27 runners, 26%) runs APLACEINTHESUN LONGEST TRAVELLER: MY MATE BEATTIE trained by S Dixon, Rolleston, 245 miles.

RACE STATS RACE SUMMARY

Last year’s winner DIAMONDSINTHESAND hasn’t shown a great deal this year, but his mark has been in freefall as a result so Adrian Wintle’s 9-y-o could be worth chancing Stablemate Legendsoftheland is put forward as the main danger arriving in the form of his life, with Symbol of Hope and My Mate Beattie taken to fight out minor honours

KEY Owner Breeding Breeder Jockey Trainer Sponsor Br

1HONOUR YOUR DREAMS (FR) (21) 244204 D 6

9-9(4)

B g Dream Ahead (USA) - Golconde (IRE) Rhys Clutterbuck

Dare To Dream Racing Michael Attwater, Epsom

Br Mr J. Thibaut & Haras De Grandcampdaretodreamracing.co.uk

TIMEFORM VIEW Gave his all from a career-low mark when second at Lingﬁeld (5f) early last month but modest both subsequent starts Mark continues to ease but needs to show more before becoming of interest. TFRHHIII BHA55

2LEGENDSOFTHELAND (IRE) (45) 321213 D 4 9-9(1)

Ch g Legends of War (USA) - Dubai Romance (IRE) Finley Marsh

Mr Adrian Wintle Adrian Wintle, Westbury-On-Severn

Br John Cullinan

TIMEFORMVIEWConsistent following gelding and breathing operations, shedding maiden tag in classiﬁed company at Wolverhampton in March. Further step forward when landing 13-runner handicap at Bath (5.7f) in May and matched that from 4lb higher when third of 14 at latter track (5f) last month. TFRHHHHI BHA55

3BARRY THE WORM (GB) (30) 631-600 D 3 9-4(6)

Ch g Lope Y Fernandez (IRE) - Biri’s Angel (IRE)

Mr E. Smyth-Osbourne

Br Whitsbury Manor Stud

Alistair Rawlinson

Edward Smyth-Osbourne, Upper Lambourn

TIMEFORMVIEWWolverhampton scorer in November but below that level all 3 starts this year, not seen to best effect under a change of tactics at same track last month. Now 2lb below his winning mark but does need to prove his effectiveness on turf. TFRHHIII BHA55

4HAWORTH STAR (IRE) (32) 0200-00 D 6

B g Bated Breath - Days of Summer (IRE)

9-3(7)

Rob Hornby The Regal Eagles Max Young, Sneads Green

Br Ballyhane

TIMEFORMVIEW Has just one success to his name from 21 starts and recent efforts hardly suggest he’ll be adding to his tally soon Hood reapplied. TFRHHIII BHA49

5DIAMONDSINTHESAND (IRE) (43) 0-00060 CD 9 9-2(8)

B g Footstepsinthesand - La Dama Boba (IRE)

Taryn Langley (5)

Mr S. G. MartinAdrian Wintle, Westbury-On-Severn

Br Southeast Bloodstock & W. J. Bloodstock

TIMEFORMVIEWA 3-time winner last season (including this race) but has been operating below his best this campaign. Quickly reverts to sprinting having had a rare start over 1m last time and connections likely to have had this race circled (also ﬁnished runner-up in this back in 2023) TFRHHHHH BHA48

6SMASHER (IRE) (146) 05-4560 D 6 9-2(9)

B g Dandy Man (IRE) - Merciﬁlly (FR) Kieren Fox

Dare To Dream Racing Michael Attwater, Epsom

Br Bridgetown Stud daretodreamracing.co.uk

TIMEFORMVIEW Both wins in 2025 came at Kempton and shaped as if in good form ﬁrst 2 starts this year Below form when last seen in March and a ﬁrst-time tongue tie goes on for this extremely rare turf outing TFRHHIII BHA48

7MACARONE (GB) (31) 040005 D 5 9-1(2)

B g Havana Grey - Multi Quest Tyler Heard Paul & Ann de Weck Grace Harris, Shirenewton

Br Michael John Williamson Grace Harris Racing

TIMEFORMVIEW Dual 6f winner for Ivan Furtado last autumn but well beaten in turf handicaps in recent weeks upon joining this yard. TFRHHIII BHA47

8MY MATE BEATTIE (IRE) (37) 600605 49-0 (5)

B f Kodiac - Wearing Wings Mikkel Mortensen (5)

Amphitheatre Racing Limited Scott Dixon, Rolleston

Br Ms Debbie O’Shea

TIMEFORMVIEWLong-standing maiden who finished her race off better under more patient tactics when fifth of 10 in classified event at Brighton (7f, good) last month. Back sprinting but she’s an easy swerve for win purposes. TFRHHHII BHA44

9SYMBOL OF HOPE (GB) (13) 003043 D 8 9-0(3)

B g Dandy Man (IRE) - Catalina Bay (IRE) Ryan Kavanagh (3)

Ms Michelle HarrisGrace Harris, Shirenewton

Br South Acre Bloodstock

TIMEFORMVIEWOn lengthy losing run but produced best effort for a while having rejoined former yard when third of 6 at Bath (5f, ﬁrm) just under a fortnight ago, having to work hard to only get to the lead inside the ﬁnal 2f having not started well Wouldn’t be sure to build on that TFRHHHII BHA44

10 APLACEINTHESUN (GB) (90) 3000-0

Ch f Zoustar (AUS) - Ducissa

38-13 (10)

Pierre-Louis Jamin

Tactful Finance and Supporters Ollie Sangster, Marlborough

Br Mr & Mrs G. MiddlebrookTattersalls

TIMEFORMVIEWSigns ofability whenthirdonlast summer’sdebut ina7f Yarmouth novice but well held nexttime(ﬁnalstart for AliceHaynes) and didn’t show muchin 2 starts for T. J. Kent Again offered little for new connections at Bath in April and has been moved on again since Drops back in trip TFRHHHII BHA50

2025: DIAMONDSINTHESAND (IRE) 8 8 7 Taryn Langley 5-2 (Adrian Wintle) 10 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 10

Tongue Strap worn ﬁrst time by No. 6. Hood worn by No. 4, 5. Tongue Strap worn by No. 1. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 3, 6, 8, 9.

Stewards Note:

DIAMONDSINTHESAND: Following its run on 15/6/2026 it was reported that the horse hung left-handed.

Probable S.P’s: 11-4 Legendsoftheland (IRE), 10-3 Symbol of Hope (GB), 8-1 My Mate Beattie (IRE), 10-1 Diamondsinthesand (IRE), 12-1 Honour Your Dreams (FR), Macarone (GB), 16-1 Aplaceinthesun (GB), 20-1 Barry The Worm (GB), 25-1 Smasher (IRE), 33-1 Haworth Star (IRE)

HORSERACE BETTING LEVY BOARD

The Horserace Betting Levy Board (HBLB) has allocated £77.1m in prize money for 2026.

Since 2000 HBLB has invested £1.5bn in prize money to support the British horseracing industry

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BOOKMAKERS

Both on and off the course are helping to pay for the improvement of racing through the Levy Fund.

RACE CONDITIONS

First Race 6.00 - THE SUPPORT OUR LOCAL ON-COURSE BOOKMAKERS NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3454 to the winning horse The second to receive £1620, the third £809, the fourth £405 and the ﬁfth £201. for two yrs old only, Rated 0-65. Enter by noon, July 22nd and pay £33 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 26th. Lowest weight 8st 3lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 9lb Penalties, after July 18th, 2026, for each race won 6lb. The sponsors will present a prize to the person who, in their opinion, is responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 16 entries at £33. - Closed July 22nd, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2725; Second £1363; Third £681; Fourth £341; Fifth £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS SEE PAGE 6 FOR THIS RACE.

Second Race 6.30 - THE DRAGONBET/MARTIN DAVIES HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4187 to the winning horse The second to receive £1964, the third £981, the fourth £491 and the ﬁfth £244. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 56-75 (also open to such horses rated 55 and below). £40 stake if the horse is rated 56 or higher, or £8 stake if the horse is rated 55 or lower with £32 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 26th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 8st 11lb; 3-y-o 8st 4lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 10st 2lb; 3-y-o 9st 9lb Penalties, after July 18th, 2026, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. The sponsors will present a prize to the person who, in their opinion, is responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 16 entries at £40. - Closed July 22nd, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3303; Second £1652; Third £826; Fourth £413; Fifth £206. (Penalty Value £4187.20) SS SEE PAGE 9 FOR THIS RACE.

Third Race 7.00 - THE CYMRU BET/ALAN BUSHELL RACING CLASSIFIED STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3454 to the winning horse The second to receive £1620, the third £809, the fourth £405 and the ﬁfth £201. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-50. Enter by noon, July 22nd and pay £33 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 26th. Weights: 3-y-o 9st 1lb; 4-y-o and up 9st 9lb Penalties, after July 18th, 2026, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb NOTE: For horses reassessed since the publication of the qualifying rating list for entry, the excess in any rating above the rating band shall be added to the weights stated above. Sponsors will give a prize to the person who, in their opinion, is responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race ELIMINATION: Protection from elimination will operate in the following order Horses which, in the opinion of the Handicapper, have the highest Handicap Rating based on races run up to and including the Saturday prior to closing, except that horses which have run fewer than seven times in a Flat race will be given priority. Random balloting will apply where horses have identical Handicap Ratings. (In the case of horses which have raced fewer than 7 times, no preference will be given to those with the least number of runs. Those with the highest handicap rating will be given preference). 17 entries at £33. - Closed July 22nd, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2725; Second £1363; Third £681; Fourth £341; Fifth £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS SEE PAGE 10 FOR THIS RACE.

Fourth Race 7.30 - THE CHRISTIAN HOLLAND/KEN HOWELL SPORTS BETTING MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBB/GBBPLUS RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £6480 to the winning horse The second to receive £3042, the third £1521 and the fourth £760. for maiden three yrs old and upwards ﬁllies and mares only. Enter by noon, July 22nd and pay £60 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 26th. Weights: 3-y-o 9st 2lb; 4-y-o and up 9st 13lb. The sponsors will present a prize to the person who, in their opinion, is responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 12 entries at £60.Closed July 22nd, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £5120; Second £2560; Third £1280; Fourth £640. (Penalty Value £6480) SS SEE PAGE 13 FOR THIS RACE.

Fifth Race 8.00 - THE ALAN BENNETT RACING/KEITH DAVIES HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (Bath Summer Stayers’ Series Qualifier) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3454 to the winning horse The second to receive £1620, the third £809, the fourth £405 and the fifth £201. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 46-60 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £33 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £6 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £27 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 26th. Lowest weight 8st 9lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after July 18th, 2026, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. BetWright have kindly sponsored this race and will give a prize to the person who, in their opinion, is responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. All horses which Start in this race, as defined in the Rules of Racing, will be eligible to enter THE BATH SUMMER STAYERS’ SERIES FINAL to be run over 1m 6f 11y at Bath on 13 September, 2026. In the event of the abandonment of this qualifying race, any horse which has been declared to run in this race , or any horse entered to run in this race if the time of the abandonment was prior to the declaration stage, will be qualified to enter the Final. Any horse which has been eliminated from this qualifying race will also be eligible, subject to the Rules of Racing, to enter the Final. The British Horseracing Authority has modified the Elimination and Balloting Procedures (contained in the Race Administration Code) for the purposes of this race, such that a horse will gain protection from elimination by obtaining points throughout the series. Points will be awarded in each qualifier as follows: Winner-10 points, 2nd-8 points, 3rd-6 points, 4th-4 points, 5th-2 points, 6th-1 point. Points will also be awarded under the Bath Frequent Runner Scheme. Horses that Start in three Qualifiers at Bath during 2026 will be awarded 9 points. These 9 points will be in addition to any points that a horse may gain from the qualifying races. The horse obtaining the highest number of points will be afforded the greatest protection from elimination. In the event of two or more horses being entered for the Final with the same number of points, the horse allotted the lowest weight will be eliminated first. If two or more such horses have the same weight, their position in the elimination sequence will be allocated by random ballot. 19 entries at £33. - Closed July 22nd, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2725; Second £1363; Third £681; Fourth £341; Fifth £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS SEE PAGE 14 FOR THIS RACE.

Sixth Race 8.30 - THE JACK BEVAN & CO/PINNO BOOKMAKERS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3454 to the winning horse The second to receive £1620, the third £809, the fourth £405 and the ﬁfth £201. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 46-55 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £33 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £6 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £27 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. July 26th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 9st; 3-y-o 8st 9lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 9st 9lb; 3-y-o 9st 4lb Penalties, after July 18th, 2026, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. The sponsors will give a prize to the person who, in their opinion, is responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 20 entries, 3 at £6 and 17 at £33. - Closed July 22nd, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2725; Second £1363; Third £681; Fourth £341; Fifth £170. (Penalty Value £3454.44) SS

SEE PAGE 16 FOR THIS RACE.