Go Pointing - Vol 21

WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

BELVOIR, AT GARTHORPE

SATURDAY 23 MARCH, 2024

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CRAWLEY & HORSHAM, AT PARHAM

SATURDAY 23 MARCH, 2024

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LANARKSHIRE, RENFREWSHIRE & EGLINTON, AT OVERTON

SATURDAY 23 MARCH, 2024

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Photo: Graham Bishop

TEDWORTH, AT LARKHILL

SATURDAY 23 MARCH, 2024

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MEETING ABANDONED. WILL NOT BE RESCHEDULED.

BADSWORTH & BRAMHAM MOOR, AT ASKHAM BRYAN

SUNDAY 24 MARCH, 2024

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THE COTLEY, AT COTLEY

SUNDAY 24 MARCH, 2024

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LAMERTON AT KILWORTHY

SUNDAY 24 MARCH, 2024

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Photo: Tom Milburn

Photo: Tim Holt

Photo: Athwenna Irons

POINTING POINTERS THE POINT-TO-POINT PODCAST

Pointing Pointers is a regular podcast hosted by stud owner Ben Atkins and former jockey Sam Davies-Thomas, who are frequently joined by a cast of characters from the point-to-point community. Episodes range in length from ten minute snippets to hour-long in-depth interviews and cover topics ranging from meeting reviews and previews to reflections on the state of the sport from leading jockeys, trainers and owners.

All episodes for the 2023/2024 season will be sponsored for the first time by the PPORA, along with Connollys Red Mills and Foran Equine Ben and Sam also have a weekly slot every Wednesday on Nick Luck’s popular racing podcast. sponsored by ThoroughBid.

The easiest way to listen to Pointing Pointers is to visit pointingpointers.co.uk and click the “Listen Now” button. This takes you directly to the latest episodes, and provides you with a link to listen on your preferred podcast platform. The podcast is available on Spotify, Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts and RadioPublic, or in your preferred web browser

This season, you are also able to watch and listen via YouTube where the Pointing Pointers page will host all episodes.

Photo: Alun Sedgmore

ON THE CLOCK

Sine Nomine (131) was a popular winner of the St James Place Festival Challenge Cup at Cheltenham, posting a figure (once the standard mares allowance is added in) in line with those returned by other recent winners. This was the third time in the past four years that victory has gone to a British trained horse who had previously mixed Hunter Chasing with Point to Pointing – giving the lie to those who believe that British pointing model would be better served by being aligned to that in Ireland. It was something of a surprise to see Time Leader (133) run so well in third, on ground he had previously indicated he detests. It was seemingly stamina more than ground conditions that eventually found him out here, but this was nevertheless an excellent Aintree trial.

With Cheltenham over, the focus returned to Pointing and at the Hurworth, Sin Nomine’s owners local meeting, there was further evidence of the merits of British pointing – this time relating to how useful a role it can play in rejuvenating seemingly jaded ex-Rules performers. Those with fairly long memories may remember Mount Mews (122) giving Black Corton a run for his money in the 2018 Reynoldstown. He lost his way after that, falling some two stone in the ratings, but his win in last Saturday’s opening Hunt race was his seventh in eight starts between the flags. He will remain very difficult to beat on the Yorkshire circuit, particularly if the ground remains on the soft side. It was to Fire in her Eyes’ (114) great credit therefore that she managed to run the winner to just three quarters of a length – the pair finishing some 60 lengths clear of the remainder She is improving rapidly, looks a through stayer and has claims to be one of the leading novices of the season.

Later, Soldier of Rock (98) made quite an impression when taking the maiden. A strong son of Irish Derby winner Soldier of Fortune, he had shown distinct promise in three outings in Irish Points and was sent off favourite on this his British debut. He didn’t disappoint, lobbing along behind the leaders before cruising into the lead going out on the final circuit and quickly drawing clear- his rivals strung out like washing behind. He can be forgiven for a couple of novicey jumps in the latter stages, indeed his head carriage was also a little high suggesting at greenness, and we await his next outing with a fair degree of anticipation.

Down at picturesque High Easter it was David Kemp and Dale Peters who took the plaudits combining for a treble which began with Designed to Win (104) He had been an impressive at Garthorpe last month but that was over the shorter trip and here his rider was keen to preserve reserves, only challenging on the run to the last. It’s a relatively short finish at High Easter however and connections must have been somewhat relieved to see him eventually prevail, getting the better of the doughty Mister Splash (108) There will be other days for the runner-up, who went well for Murray Dodd, particularly as in the post-race interview Designed to Win’s trainer intimated that his horse had the potential to be one of the best he has trained. High praise indeed from a handler who has saddled two winners of the Horse and Hound Cup and winners of the Cheltenham four miler and the John Corbett.

The concluding maiden was won by For One Night Only (92) who was thoroughly expected to go one better after an encouraging debut in a hot maiden at Horseheath. He had to work hard however to get the better of the Turner’s Atlantic Fleet (96), the runner-up something of an unknown quantity having finished second in a very slowly run two runner event at Ampton. Here however the pair posted figures some 9lbs in advance of their performance ratings and they can both be expected to improve

There was just the one Sunday meeting, the Oakley, where the going was very heavy (the going allowance almost off the scale). These conditions admirably suited Elmdale (FR) (92), who ploughed through the mud to finish a distance clear of his rivals in the opening maiden. In truth however this was just an average maiden and Elmdale will probably be remembered more in the future for being a half-brother to Fier Jaguen than for his own racecourse performances.

Soldier Of Rock will be one to watch next time out Photo: Tom Milburn

NOTICE FOR OWNERS

A reminder for Owners wishing to make entries for the Easter meetings, closing on Monday 25th March and then meetings taking place 29th March – 1st April.

Owners and trainers are politely requested as much as possible to please make their entries online on the Monday (25th March) for Easter entries closing, in preference to ringing the PPRC office. We endeavour to answer all calls as quickly as possible but it’s likely you will be held in a queue Making your entries online will avoid disappointment in making your entry

Please also take careful note of which meetings you will need to make via the Secretary of the meeting, if you don’t make them online

ENTRIES CLOSING FOR ALL MEETINGS: MONDAY 25th MARCH

Essex & Suffolk – Good Friday 29th March – to be made online up to 12.30 pm or through the entries secretaries of the meeting Wendy & David Lay, details on page 166 of the Planner

Cattistock – Easter Saturday 30th March - to be made online up to 12.30 pm or through the entries secretary of the meeting Helen Rees, details on page 170 of the Planner

Kimblewick – Easter Saturday 30th March - entries online up to 12.30 pm

North Staffordshire – Easter Saturday 30th March - to be made online up to 12.30 pm or through the entries secretary of the meeting Dianne Cope, details on page 172 of the Planner

Pytchley with Woodland – Easter Saturday 30th March - to be made online up to 12.30 pm or through the entries secretary of the meeting Carolyn Wheeler, details on page 173 of the Planner

Gloucester Races – Easter Sunday 31st March - entries online up to 12.30 pm

Spooners and West Dartmoor – Easter Sunday 31st March – entries online up to 12.30 pm

Four Burrow – Easter Monday 1st April – entries online up to 12.30 pm

Cresselly – Easter Monday 1st April – entries online up to 12.30 pm

North Cotswold – Easter Monday 1st April – entries online up to 12.30 pm

Old Berkshire – Easter Monday 1st April – entries online up to 12.30 pm

South Notts – Easter Monday 1st April – entries online up to 12.30 pm

Taunton Vale Fox & Taunton Vale Harriers – Easter Monday 1st April – entries online up to 12.30 pm

These meetings will be made ‘live’ for making online entries from FRIDAY 22nd MARCH, after the Hunter Certs have been registered for that week on Thursday 21st.

NB – The Morpeth at Tranwell, due to have run on Good Friday has been ABANDONED and the Tynedale, due to have run on Easter Monday has been re-arranged to 20th April.

The North Shropshire, due to have run on Easter Monday, has abandoned.

Following the recent adverse weather affecting multiple point-to-point fixtures, here is the latest update on rescheduled and abandoned fixtures.

Mendip Farmers @ Ston Easton on Sunday 17th March. Meeting abandoned. Will not reschedule.

Lamerton @ Kilworthy. Postponed from Sunday 17th March to Sunday 24th March. Entries stand.

Crawley & Horsham @ Parham on Saturday 23rd March. Meeting called off Hoping to reschedule

Glamorgan @ Ystradowen on Saturday 23rd March. Meeting abandoned. Will not be rescheduled.

VWH @ Siddington on Saturday 23rd March. Meeting abandoned. Will not be rescheduled.

Badsworth & Bramham Moor on Sunday 24th March. Meeting abandoned. Will not be rescheduled.

Morpeth @ Tranwell on Good Friday, 29th March. Meeting abandoned. Will not be rescheduled.

Tynedale @ Corbridge. Postponed from Monday 1st April to Saturday 20th April.

Curre & Llangibby @ Howick. Postponed to Sunday 21st April. Racecard is as per the meeting originally scheduled for 25th February, plus the Members race scheduled for 10th March.

North Shropshire @ Eyton on Severn on Easter Monday 1st April. Meeting abandoned.

NATIONAL POINT-TO-POINT CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023/24

In the following pages, you can find the leaderboards for 12 awards that are being presented at the National Awards Dinner & Dance on 29th June 2024, to be held at the Hatherley Manor Hotel in Gloucestershire.

• Goffs Ladies’ Champion Jockey

• gopointing.com Men’s Champion Jockey

• Highflyer Bloodstock Leading Ladies’ Novice Rider

• Highflyer Bloodstock Leading Men’s Novice Rider

• Foran Equine Champion Trainer

• Foran Equine Leading Trainer (6-14 horses)

• Oriental Club Leading Trainer (5 horses or fewer)

• Jockey Club/RoR Leading Veteran Horse

• JRL Group Leading Flat Race Trainer

• JRL Group Leading Flat Race Jockey

• Point-to-Point Racing Company Leading Owner

• Connolly’s Red Mills Champion Horse

In the event of a tie in any category, the winner will be decided by second placings. If it is still tied, third, then fourth placings will decide the winner Walkovers will again not count towards any National Championship in 2023-24.

Two further awards are to be voted for by the pointing community Make your nomination below.

Link to: https://gopointing.com/champagne-moment/ Link to: https://gopointing.com/stable-employee/

Gina Andrews

Photo: Tom Milburn

Nick Wright Photo: Carl Evans

Coolagh Park (Izzie Marshall)

Photo: Carl Evans

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CHAMPION HORSE

Jay Bee Whiskey (James King) at Badbury Rings

Photo: Tim Holt

Grangeclare Diego (farside, orange), and Lucky Lucarno stylishly leap the birch at Hutton Rudby Photo: Tom Milburn

Punches Cross, Will Biddick (1st) Jockey Club && ROR Veteran Horse Conditions (Level 2) 10yo & up Photo: Tim Holt

A jubilant Katriona Brown gains her first win with Legalized at Hutton Rudby Photo: Tom Milburn

The Hutton Rudby course is nothing but picturesque in the March sunshine Photo: Tom Milburn

Jockeys for the Restricted Race enter the Milborne St Andrew Paddock

Photo: Tim Holt

Dale Peters is all smiles

after 3 wins at High Easter

Photo: Graham Bishop

Thosedaysaregone gives Isobel Mactaggart her first win at Hutton Rudby

Photo: Tom Milburn

THE FRAM E

Start of the Small Trainers Race at High Easter, that gave Archie Loweth his first win Photo: Graham Bishop

The lowering sky at Brafield Photo: Graham Bishop

Orion D’Aubrelle and Joshua Parker at Brafield Photo: Graham Bishop

REPORTS

THE HIGH EASTER RACING CLUB

The East Anglian season just keeps on providing us with excellent racing and the High Easter Racing Club meeting was another, which produced a series of tight finishes.

Judge, Jonathan Benson, who officiates at all the fixtures in the region, is always diligent in his duties but had to be fully focused during the whole afternoon’s proceedings, with five out of the six races being decided by a winning distance of one length or less.

Themeetingbecameatriumphantafternoonfor trainer David Kemp who is based at Kilverstone near Thetford. Three horses, all owned by David and his wife Imogen and ridden by Dale Peters, were brought to the Essex course and all returned home as winners. Although not the first treble achieved by David, it was the first time all his winners carried his and his wife’s colours. David has nine horses in his care, of which four are owned by him and his wife and the other one, Rebel Dawn Rising had won a Fakenham hunter ’chase the previous day!

Designed To Win initiated the treble, in the Restricted race, after overcoming a mistake at the second last fence, then threw down a challenge to the front-running Mister Splash to gain a short-head verdict, at the winning line Kemp was pleased with the battling qualities of the winner whilst the winning jockey, Dale Peters, was honest in his post-race appraisal that if the pairing had made another error at the last, their chance of winning would have gone

Law Of Gold continued the Kemp’s winning ways with a 2¾ length success over Captain Biggles in the Mixed Open with Tullys Touch a further ¾ length adrift. Only four horses faced the starter and approaching two fences out all four still possessed winning chances but again jockey Peters galvanised enough effort from Law Of Gold, to claim victory The winner already has an impressive CV and this was his eighth pointing success and will again be aimed at the 4 mile contest at the hunter‘chase meeting at Cheltenham, a race he won last season.

All The Ammunition completed the Kemp’s successful afternoon with victory in the 3¾ mile PPORA Club Members’ Conditions contest.

Described by his trainer as “genuine”, All The Ammunition took up the running three fences

SATURDAY 16 MARCH 2024

By Mike Ashby

out and although Mitchouka came with a strong and sustained run around the final bend and approaching the last, Peters was again able to secure victory with a powerful finish, from the saddle A sad postscript to the race with Koyote, who had led the field for over two circuits, collapsed and died after suffering an internal haemorrhage, after completing the race in 4th place.

If it was a day of total success for one stable then there is the other side of competitive racing, namely narrow defeats and that was how the Turner family’s day resulted. Always happy to be involved and ever magnanimous in defeat, their two runners Mister Splash and Atlantic Fleet endured slender reverses but trainer Ed, brother Ben and mum Rose will, on reflection, be delighted with their horses’ performances. Whilst Mister Splash and jockey Murray Dodd just failed to lead all the way, in the earlier Restricted race, Atlantic Fleet again with Dodd in the saddle, progressed from being last along the meadow back-straight to taking the lead, in the closing Maiden race, approaching the final stages. Driveondonn who was jumping well and leading three out was coming under pressure and it was the Andrews’ siblings, Jack on Whatwasigoingtosay and Gina on For One Night Only who emerged as Atlantic Fleet’s main rivals. In another classic, close finish Gina manged to encourage every last effort from her mount to snatch victory on the line, by a head, from the Turner runner

Two young jockeys, Archie Loweth and Tom Hutsby, were both paying their first visits to High Easter and this date and venue will become particularly memorable to nineteen-year-old Loweth who rode his first winner on Pym. in

the Small Keepers’ Conditions race Based with Bradley Gibbs and riding for Gibbs’ partner Clare Sheriff, Loweth, expanding on his eventing background, produced a competent ride on the six-time winner under rules. With two of the five runners unseating, it was left to the remaining three contestants to make it another desperately close encounter As the trio rounded the final bend, Red Maple, the odds-on favourite, and Alex Chadwick found themselves short of room and were forced to switch to come round the outside of his two opponents. The final outcome saw Pym hold on by ¾ of a length with Ecco just 1½ lengths further back. At the presentation, Loweth described his mount as needing to get his confidence back which the partnership demonstrated admirably and “ he jumped amazingly and stayed on” were his post-race comments.

Tom Hutsby, at the age of sixteen, is gaining confidence and learning with every ride and was seen to good effect in the opening PPORA Club Members’ Novice Riders’ race A Toi Phil and the favourite Muckamore were vying for the lead throughout the first and most of the second circuit until Hutsby moved Young Rich forward to take the lead three out but Muckamore stuck to the task, despite conceding 10lbs to the eventual winner, this became the afternoon’s first tight finish, as there was just one length between them at the finish. Hutsby was riding for the Ellis’ stable for the first time and Young Rich’s victory initiated a first and last race double for trainer Tom Ellis.

We have been very fortunate to have gone home delighted by the racing witnessed, in all seven East Anglian meetings that have taken place, this season,

Captain BigglesTullys TouchLaw of Gold High

Photo: Graham Bishop

After the ongoing criticism of the Cheltenham Festival with its prohibitive costs and quagmire car-parks, it was a refreshing change to be at Milborne St Andrew where the course (and car parks) coped admirably with the overnight rain to produce some excellent racing for a happier crowd who brought children in for free and a colourful stag party seen enjoying the great value refreshments on offer Highlights from the racing were two young horses continuing their progression, a riding double for Will Biddick and a pointer who doubles as a Pony Club horse taking the Open.

The Mixed Open was a family affair when Liam Corcoran’s Itacare held off a rallying course favourite in Tom Barton under his 16 year old son, Rian to record his third winner since graduating from Pony Racing. Leased for the season by Richard Wilkin and Somerset Racing, Itacare has fast established himself as talented in other areas of equine sport attending the South Devon West Pony Club under Rian’s 10 year old sister Niamh, where he is enjoying dressage She also schools him at home and across Dartmoor with occasional visits to the beach too. Rian’s mum Clare explained “He’s the most wonderful, kind horse who is even ridden by 7 year old Aoife and 5 year old Fionnaula - we just love him and are so grateful to Richard for this opportunity.” Rian now works for Will Biddick full-time where he is getting plenty of tuition with weekly coaching from Rodi Greene and this certainly looks to be paying off

Will Biddick recorded the first of his wins aboard Punches Cross who had finished behind Eritage the last time they met at this course in January However Will decided a change in tactics may be in order and made every post a winning one to record a 14 length victory over Imogen’s Thunder with a tired Eritage who tried to chase the winner, a long way back in third. It was the first winner in ten years for owner Michael Sweetland on hand in the winner’s enclosure with wife Heather to greet Punches Cross. Michael explained, “I had planned to send another horse to Daniele and Joe but he’d had a foot injury which was taking an age to come right so Joe suggested we buy Punches Cross and this is his third run for us.”

THE WILTON HUNT

SATURDAY 16 MARCH 2024

By Kirsty Boutflower

Will’s second winner was more of a surprise as Locked Down Lad appeared from nowhere to take the second division of the Flat Race by 10 lengths from Weston Bay and longtime leader, The Astronomist who had looked likely to fight out the finish. This was a first home-bred winner for owner Kieran Johns who was delighted with the first foal of his winning pointing mare, Euro Bond. “We’ve got this breeding thing sorted!” he laughed as he went on to explain they had thought the gelding had really wanted faster ground and would very much need the experience. The earlier division had gone to Josh Newman on Go Johnny Go for the Picnic Production who had been successful last year with Paloma Blue at the meeting. This finish was much tighter as Josh just got the better of favourite Posh Dude with Just A Glance a close third. Steph Jones who runs the syndicate explained Simon Clare had so enjoyed his season last year with Paloma Blue, that he reinvested in some youngsters and she had also lured in some work colleagues for whom this was their first ever winner

Another outfit enjoying their first winner was former jockey Gordon Treacy who’s Pebbly Pour Toi dead-heated with Dean Summersby’s Knock on Wood in the opening Maiden. For Gordon this was a dream start to his training career which had been put on hold when the horse had been walking around the paddock at Cothelstone last week only for it to be

abandoned. This looked a nice horse both on paper being a half-brother to the very useful No Flies On Him and on this his debut and he could be one to keep an eye on although there was a possibility he could be for sale For Dean Summerbsy this was a welcome winner having been on the “cold” list since last May. Knock On Wood is good-looking son of Gatewood and Darren Edwards said “this is the first horse of Dean’s who’s given me a really good feel and hopefully they are now turning a corner.”

Glenmount continues his upward progress when taking the Restricted by 4 lengths under James King for trainer Julie Wadland and the 360 Racing Club A facile winner at Badbury Rings, he jumped well, kicking clear two out and was too classy for the rest of the field. Paul Miller who runs the racing club said “all credit to Julie who has completely turned this horse around since he arrived from Ireland and he’s really starting to fill his frame.” Julie sourced the horse through Richard Curran and every horse he has found for her has won. Harry Ryall’s Another Furlough is another who is progressing rapidly and he had enough left in the tank at the end of the race to put in a spectacular leap at the last under Rob David to record an easy 4 length victory over Duc de Bourbon with Young Buck a further 8 lengths away in third. This was a decent Conditions race and his next outing would now be the Intermediate Final at Cheltenham on May 3rd.

Itacare, Rian Corcoran (1st) Mixed Open Race

Photo: Tim Holt

THE HURWORTH HUNT

SATURDAY 16TH MARCH 2024

By Will Milburn

This weekend the Hurworth held their meeting at Hutton Rudby, there were six competitive races and on display was the Cheltenham Hunter chase trophy which was won by the Hurworth qualified Sine Nomine only 24 hours earlier, and it was straight back to business for the Cheltenham Festival winning jockey John Dawson, as he steered the prolific veteran Mount Mews to further success in the opening Hunt Members race It was also a great day to remember for young riders Isobel Mactaggart and Katriona Brown as they both rode their first winners.

Fresh from his victory at the Cheltenham Festival, John Dawson steered Mount Mews to victory despite burdened with a 10lb penalty Fire In Her Eyes was challenging from the second last, however Jack Teal’s mount could never quite get her head past the 13yo and was the start of a double for local trainer Lucinda Hughes. Her second success came in the Men’s Open race with Super Citizen, always to the fore under Nick Orpwood the pair’s assignment was made very simple when odds on favourite Buster Valentine blundered two out when making a strong challenge, allowing Super Citizen to come home with relative ease and Cuneo filling second under John Dawson.

Jockeys having their first career successes

on the day included Katriona Brown, who steered her own Legalized to success in the ROR Veteran Horse race The pair were second approaching the straight, but a strong run towards the line saw the pair pull clear of the favourite Poncherello and Henry Crow back in second, whilst Buzzard Trix was further back in third. Katriona who studies at Liverpool University during the week, is studying Mental Health Nursing and keeps her pointer at Ian Browns. With such a busy schedule, Katriona is aided with training Legalized by Jenifer Foster “Jenifer helps me out when I’m not always there and with having only one horse I’ve had to find other ways of keeping fit, so I’ve signed up to the Manchester marathon” laughed Katriona, who is currently in her last year of university

Northern raider Isobel Mactaggart was another having her first victory between the flags as she partnered Thosedaysaregone to victory in the Ladies Open race A very talented recruit back in his day, potentially his greatest effort came when winning the Ladbrook hurdle and then going on to finish third in the Coral Cup at the 2019 Cheltenham Festival. The winning pair had to work hard up the run in as they were persistently challenged by fellow Northern contender Supremely Lucky and Natasha Cookson, whilst Red Opium lacked the pace

to get past the leading pair back in a close third under Rosie Howarth.

The Restricted race saw a very promising recruit get back to winning ways in Grangeclare Diego under Paddy Barlow. It was a fitting victory as Paddy was unseated from the winner two weeks prior and airlifted to hospital, but he didn’t let that discourage him and the pair forged clear up the straight to win easily, with Imperial Imp back in second under Isla John. It was an impressive victory for trainer John Barlow who admits he is certainly one to follow in the future “he is a very good horse we’ll continue pointing this season, then he’ll probably go novice chasing next year” said John who admits he has a very bright future.

The final race on the day was the Open Maiden race and saw Joe Wright pilot the very impressive Soldier Of Rock to an effortless 18 length victory His recent placed efforts in Ireland made it no surprise to see him come home in such an easy fashion, second place saw the Joe Wright trained but Lyall Hodgins rode We Done It take second and looks sure to get his head in front before long, whilst Sponthus was a similar margin back in third under Thomas Easterby

John Dawson unsaddles Mount Mews after their win in the Members

Photo: Tom Milburn

OAKLEY HUNT

SUNDAY 17 MARCH 2024

By Russell Smith

Tom Ellis brought the curtain down in style on his record-breaking point-to-point training career when Anariza gave him a winner with his last runner at the Oakley Hunt meeting at Brafield-on-the-Green, near Northampton.

The five-time champion is set to take out a full trainer’s licence with Latenightpass on course to be his first runner under rules in the Randox Grand National at Aintree on April 13 with his wife, Gina Andrews, on board.

And Anariza ensured he went out on a high note between the flags with a smooth success under Jack Andrews in the JRL Group Four and Five Years Old Point-toPoint Flat Race on Sunday.

Owner-breeder Sarah Faulks’s four-year-old filly cruised into the lead in the two-mile contest and when Andrews let out an inch of rein, she shot clear to pass the post eight lengths ahead of Zloty and Dale Peters.

Anariza was Ellis’s 293rd point-to-point success, and he said: “That’s my last point-to-point winner It’s a tad bit emotional and it’s really nice to sign off with a win.

“Pointing has taught me everything I know. I started off riding and progressed into training. I have made a lot of mistakes and

learnt a lot from it. I hope it will stand me in good stead for the next chapter

“Gina will take over the point-to-pointers we have left. My focus is very much on getting Latenightpass ready for Aintree I am back to school for my last trainer’s module and hopefully I will have my licence through by the end of the week.

“I’ve had five championships on the trot. I broke the record for the most winners in a season and broke it again the next season. To have a horse like Latenightpass in the greatest race in the world is a small part of a massive fairytale.”

Ellis, who is based at Marton, near Rugby, added of Anariza: “She is a very smart filly This one is not for sale This one will go into training. If the ground stayed right, we could go for an Aintree bumper with her in April or the one at Stratford.”

The organisers did a terrific job to get the rearranged fixture on following the recent rain, which left the going soft, heavy in places, with 25 runners lining up in the six races.

Barry Denvir produced a fine training performance to record his first winner as Golan Fortune returned from an 871-day

absence to land a gamble in the Eight-YearOlds and Over Conditions Race (Level 3), sponsored by Lifestyle Gates.

Formerly smart under rules for Phil Middleton, the 12-year-old was retired after being pulled up with an irregular heartbeat at Stratford in October 2021.

But, after being given to Simon Paynter to go hunting, the gelding went back into training in January with Denvir, who is based at Great Rollright, near Chipping Norton.

Backed down from 3-1 to evens joint favourite in this three-runner affair, Toby McCainMitchell’s mount showed he retained all his old enthusiasm, taking it up from Touch Tight and Phil York after the fifth-last before holding off that rival’s renewed challenge to score by four lengths.

Denvir, who hails from Downpatrick and is assistant to Richard Phillips, said: “This race was always the plan with Simon being a master of the Oakley Hunt. He was a very good horse in his day, and we fancied him today even after two years off the track. Good horses train themselves and we are delighted with him.

“What I am most delighted about, though, is that it is St Patrick’s Day. I had flights to go

Cash Or Card and Dale Peters at Brafield Photo: Graham Bishop

back home, but when this was rescheduled, I cancelled them.”

Only two runners went to post for the Oakley Mixed Open, sponsored by Brian Currie (Milton Keynes Ltd), but it produced a thrilling finish with Ragnar Lodbrok getting up in the dying strides to pip Master Templar by a short head and repeat last year’s success

Alex Chadwick on the winner tracked Master Templar and Gina Andrews, who still led by a length and a half at the last where Ragnar Lodbrok made a mistake.

But with Chadwick bringing Newmarket trainer Jenny Owen’s nine-year-old wide on the run-in, his mount found more to snatch the spoils.

Ragnar Lodbrok had won at Guilsborough just seven days earlier for The Whiskey & Water Partnership consisting of John Sharp, David Docker, Robin Vestey, Alice VaughanJones and Gerald Bailey, who said: “We were not exactly sure whether that had left a mark, but he has a bit of class. He is no mug, but he always keeps a little bit to himself

“We might run him at Easter somewhere and then have a go at the Cheltenham hunter chase meeting.”

Chadwick, who was recording his 18th winner of the season, said: “He is a very talented monkey I thought I had won by a head. If I had jumped the last well, I would have won by further.”

Newmarket owner-trainer John Wright’s patience with Orion D’Aubrelle was rewarded with victory in the PPORA Club Members Conditions Race (Level 3) for Novice Riders, sponsored by Bedfordshire NFU Mutual.

Running for the first time since picking up a minor tendon injury at Higham last April, the 11-year-old, ridden by Josh Parker, joined Some Operator and Daisy White at the fourth-last before drawing clear for a 10-lengths success

Wright said: “I got him from Tattersalls for £2000 He had lost his way in Ireland where he had been running in good races and was a 135-rated horse with Willie Mullins before joining Shark Hanlon. I took my time with him, and we have ended back here with a winner.”

It was a fourth success for Parker, who works for James Owen. He said: “I went through a wing yesterday, so it’s great to get a winner under my belt.”

Sawtry trainer-rider Dale Peters believes Cash Or Card has a big future after the Irish import made it two wins from as many starts in this country with an easy success in the three-runner Restricted, sponsored by Hatters.

Winner of a Sheriff Hutton maiden in January, the six-year-old cantered up alongside Ultra Viers and George Case, before coasting home by 15 lengths.

Peters commented: “I have been waiting for better ground, but it was time to run again, and he was impressive. I think he will be even better on better ground. He has the potential to go to the top if we have a lot of luck on our side.”

The gelding is owned by the This That & The Others Partnership made up of Paul and Andrew Walpole, Andrew West and Georgie and Beryl Close, who said: “He jumped like a dream. He is a very special horse I think he could go a long way.”

Owner-trainer Phillippa Taylor was delighted to see Elmdale finally open his account with a runaway triumph in the Oakley Maiden, sponsored by Phipps Henson.

Revelling in the testing conditions, the 10-year-old grey took up the running under Zac Baker after a circuit and gradually drew clear of his rivals to come home 30 lengths clear of Rockhamton and Patsy Page

Taylor, who trains at Fringford, near Bicester, said: “We bought him four seasons ago off Nigel Twiston-Davies for my daughter, Phoebe, to ride She has just had a baby, so Zac rode him.”

Baker added: “I couldn’t believe I was nearly a fence clear when I looked through my legs. He is no showstopper, but he keeps going.”

The meeting was preceded by two pony races with Camilla Froggatt, 11, from Great Rissington, near Stow-on-the-Wold, taking the One Fat Hen 138cm contest by four lengths on Warmwell Lizzie

Harry Vigors, 14, from Aldbourne, near Marlborough, then claimed the Barton Petroleum 148cm Race aboard 10-lengths winner Miss Millfield.

NOMINATING NOMINE TARGET NEXT FOR NEEDHAM

BY CARL EVANS

Sine Nomine’s win in Friday’s St James’s Place Festival Hunters’ Chase at Cheltenham was a triumph for Fiona Needham and her parents Pat and Robin Tate

Yet it was also another tremendous fillip for and an endorsement of British point-to-pointing, in which Robin first rode 70 years ago No less importantly, it was a boost for small-string, small-budget yards across the land. Eight-year-old Sine Nomine, who Needham and her father bought, train and own, cost just £2,400 as an unbroken store at Goffs UK’s August Sale in 2019, and the family now have another simmering prospect in five-year-old Red Delta. They dug deep with a £3,000 investment to buy him in the same Doncaster ring, also unbroken, in 2022.

“It’s been a bit of a whirlwind week,” says Needham, manager at Catterick racecourse and an independent member of the Point-to-Point Authority Board. Heaps of good wishes have arrived via texts and WhatsApp messages, a variation on the letters and cards that arrived at the family’s Yorkshire farm in 2002 when she won the same race riding Last Option. He was another example of reaching the top via affordable money, having been bred by her parents using local stallion Primitive Rising and who by the covering date had become the last option, hence the name

Photo: Tom Milburn

Twenty-two years later, Racing TV’s coverage from Cheltenham caught the moment as Sine Nomine was led like a fresh horse along the chute towards the winner’s enclosure with the senior half of the The Father & Daughter Partnership, all 86 years of him, striding purposefully behind. “They’re pretty sprightly and he rides out every day,” says Needham of her parents, adding: “It’s been wonderful and non-stop. I think Dad found this win more real. When Last Option won it didn’t sink in for two days, but this time he took it all in. It was a wonderful day and the way the mare did it – she was so gutsy.

“She came out of the race very bouncy and is in good form. Now we need to sit down and discuss a plan going forward, but she won’t be going to Aintree [for the Randox Foxhunters’ Chase]. Last Option ran three times in the Scottish National, finishing fourth, sixth and then pulling up, but while it’s a bit bold to think of that at the moment it’s on the table An alternative would be the Cheltenham evening meeting and then the Horse & Hound Cup [at Stratford], but I wouldn’t want to run her if the ground became quick.”

Sine Nomine has been raised to a mark of 133 by the BHA handicapper, which more or less ensures she would get into the Scottish National on April 20 Another British point-to-pointer, Latenightpass, is heading to the Grand National which takes place at Aintree one week earlier, teeing up a possible double for the sport of unimaginable heights.

A further reason for swerving Aintree’s Foxhunters’ Chase with the mare is the 14-day ban handed to rider John Dawson for using his whip twice over the limit in last week’s race and which means he would not be available to take the ride Needham says: “I want to keep John on her He’s the best amateur in the north and I feel he deserves more recognition.”

Needham leading up Sine Nomine at Cheltenham’s evening meeting last season Photo: Carl Evans

So what of The Father & Daughter Partnership’s next good thing, Red Delta, a son of Alne Park Stud stallion Ocovango Placed twice in two runs as a four-year-old, he has impressed this season with wins at Duncombe Park and Charm Park, but while entered at Garthorpe this weekend he is more likely to head to Thorpe Lodge on Easter Monday.

Of his future, Needham says: “They’ve got to stay sound, but he is a nice horse and it’s amazing because he didn’t cost much. Taking nothing away from Sine Nomine, because she is lovely and a lovely character, but he’s got the size and scope to be a proper horse.”

If Red Delta wins the intermediate race at Thorpe Lodge he qualifies for the hunters’ chase at that level at Cheltenham’s evening meeting, giving the stable two possible arrows to fire – and it does have a rather good record at the home of Jump racing.

Red Delta (Nick Orpwood) seen winning at Charm Park earlier this month Photo: Nina Edminson

YOU READ ABOUT HER HERE FIRST…

Back in January 2020, I visited Robin Tate and Fiona Needham’s North Yorkshire yard for a ‘Trainer Talk’ feature, writes

Jake Exelby

Fiona rode work that day on an unraced four-year-old filly by Saint Des Saints, about whom she said: “We think a lot of her and she’s schooled fantastically. We went to Doncaster and Dad said, ‘I like that’. I’m not a fan of mares and fillies but couldn’t sway him, so we bought her unbroken.”

The filly in question was – of course – Sine Nomine (so called because she was bought unnamed and Sine Nomine means ‘without a name’ in Latin!) Covid put paid to a planned campaign in the season of my visit, but she made her debut at Sheriff Hutton in April 2021, won her first race at Alnwick in January 2022 and the rest – as they say – is history

Before I left, I persuaded Robin and Fiona to pose with the old and torn woollen jersey in which she had ridden Last Option for her father when winning the 2002 Cheltenham Foxhunters. Little did any of us know those same colours – albeit this time in smarter silks worn by John Dawson – would be carried to victory in the same race just four years later by that little unraced filly of whom Fiona was so fond.

Robin and Fiona with the famous jumper

Robin on Absainte and Fiona on Sine Nomine

TALKING SHOP: THE BARFOOT-SAUNTS

The Barfoot-Saunt family are steeped in South Gloucestershire point-to-pointing. 53-year-old Geoff, a plumber and electrician by trade, had his first ride in 1988, his first winner in 1992 and has now posted 84 victories between the flags, 11 under rules, plus plenty more in Australia! Son Harvey joined his father as a point-to-point rider –on his 16th birthday – at Bonvilston last May, where they both rode in the Mens Open, taking the family honours as he finished second on Macs Legend, 11 lengths in front of his Dad on Numero Uno Geoff’s wife Tracey owned and trained both runners –she holds a rules licence and is probably best known for multiple winning sprinter Bay Watch. Jake Exelby talked to the trio recently at their Charfield yard, as Geoff career winds down, Harvey’s takes off, and Tracey keeps the pair in check!

An obvious first question to Geoff and Harvey is about that first race Geoff confirms that the objectives were, “For both of us to get round. We did it the whole way together, pretty much holding hands!” So, was Harvey supposed to win the family battle? “Of course not,” laughs Geoff Harvey agrees, “There’s an underlying rivalry and quite a bit of competition!” And who’s the better rider? Geoff is unequivocal – “Harvey, by a long way He’s ridden so many horses compared to me At his age, I’d only sat on two ponies and a horse, while the yard’s

been full of his ponies for the last ten years.” – while his son is more circumspect. Says Harvey, “Dad’s got more experience and has taught me everything. Since I’ve been pony racing, we’ve always walked the course together and he’d tell me how to ride it.”

Barfoot-Saunt Senior v Junior Round 2 came at Larkhill last month and bragging rights again went to Harvey on Borugale, as he finished just in front of Geoff on Bellamys Boy. “I think the race came a bit quick for Dad’s horse,” commiserates Harvey with a

smile However, it was third time lucky for Geoff when they next met – as he finished ahead of his son twice at Didmarton earlier this month!

Geoff avoids the question as he talks me through his long career “I couldn’t tell you how many winners I’ve ridden,” he confesses. “Between 120 and 130 maybe (you’re not far off Geoff), including those in Australia. I first went there in 1993 and ended up staying for 18 months – it was a brilliant way of life. I’d normally go out after Umberleigh, at the end of their season, but in 2001 I jumped on a plane the day pointing was cancelled because of foot and mouth and did a full season there. Why did I stop going? I got married!”

Geoff winds the clock back to why he started race-riding. “Horses were obvious,” he explains “Mum had a riding school and Dad show jumped. But they weren’t racing people However, at school my roommates were (former champion) Andrew Dalton and Charlie Hancock. Charlie was by far the best rider but had to stop after a bad fall. Anyway, we were about 14 and they were arguing about which of them would ride the most winners, so I threw my hat in the ring and said I’d ride more than them –I probably did!” (Not quite Geoff, as ‘Dalts’ rode 130 in points alone).

Harvey (left), Tracey and Geoff Barfoot-Saunt before battle commenced at Bonvilston Photo: Carl Evans

Team Barfoot Saunt and Macs Legend

“They didn’t take me seriously,” continues Geoff, “So I gave the Guildings – who were up the road – a ring and went to work for them when I left school. After that, I moved to Grafton country to work for Tim Brown, who was their Master of Hounds. He had a yard full of hunters and pointers and I looked after the pointers and did farm work. I rode tractors, combine harvesters and horses! I had my first ride at Newton Bromswold, and it took me four years to have my first winner – Mount Oliver for Jackie Guilding in the Ledbury Members. I remember riding at (former Welsh track) Llantarnam. It was like trying to put a point-to-point course in our yard (Mackenzie & Selby described it as, ‘Should not be tolerated, but has usual informal atmosphere and joke stewarding!’) I rode in Wales a lot – all their courses are unique.”

Geoff’s best season was 2002/03, with four winners between the flags and six under rules. “I can’t put my finger on why,” he admits. “I had lots of rides in Hunter Chases and was riding several times a week – it was close to being a professional!” As for the best horses he rode, “Mixsterthetrixster under rules and Nether Gobions and Well Ted for Dick Baimbridge in points.” Geoff tells me how the connection with the legendary handler came about. “I happened to be in the right place at the right time,” he confirms “I was standing next to Dick when Alison Dare broke her leg. He asked, ‘How are we going to cope?’ and I replied, ‘I can come and ride for you.’” Geoff also won on the classy chaser Escartefigue, laughing as he recalls, “He used to run in Gold Cups and Grand Nationals, so should have been able to win points blindfolded!”

While Harvey – sponsored for the first time this season by audio-visual technology company One Vision – has yet to break his duck after 16 rides in points plus one on the flat, he’s gaining plenty of experience, schooling for Tom and Gina Ellis every Saturday, following stints with Richard Hughes, Richard Newland, and a trip to Ireland last summer to work for Henry de Bromhead. “They do things differently over there,” says Harvey “Here, the approach to training is more task-focused, getting

the horses fit and ready, but they’re more relaxed and chilled in Ireland.” Harvey has already ridden for several other trainers but hopes that his first winner will be for his parents. “Ideally on Mrs Jones – she’s my favourite,” he admits, “But more likely on The Golden Rebel.”

Before riding in points, Harvey – like so many of his contemporaries (think Ed Vaughan) was a successful pony racer. “I rode in the Dingle Derby (Ireland’s leading pony contest) just before Covid,” he recalls. “And was meant to be going back, having been offered rides for a big stable, when lockdown hit. My first winner had been at Cheltenham, on The Buggy Girl – I’d only had a handful of rides before that day, and we went on to be third in the national pony club championships, which I won the year after with Shoot The Stars, a good horse but quirky… definitely not push button!”

Harvey’s ambitions in the saddle are “To carry on pointing for a couple of seasons, hopefully ride a few winners and maybe win some kind of (novice) riders title I’d like to ride over hurdles and fences and look to get my Cat B licence (to ride against professionals) – I’ve already got my Cat A –

when I’ve had enough rides. After that, we’ll see where it goes.” As for Geoff’s future, he admits that, “The plan is than I hand over to Harvey and I’ll probably retire when he gets his Category B licence (so he can ride Tracey’s horses against professionals) even though I’m not ready to stop yet.”

While Tracey didn’t race-ride herself, she show jumped and evented and admits, “I got into racing by fluke! I had a thoroughbred eventer, Father Jack, that I couldn’t hold one side of Geoff rode it, they were second first time out and I was hooked. Her training career has spanned over 20 years and, as well as Bay Watch – “An unassuming little horse, kind and sweet,” she cites Mixsterthetrixster as a favourite, explaining his name with, “He was more than cheeky. On our second day, it took me over two hours to get on him! I never came off, and was never hurt, but he was a challenge Yet Harvey could sit on him as a baby!”

Tracey has three pointers to race this season – Macs Legend, Mrs Jones and the ex-Julie Wadland and Ben Case The Golden Rebel. “We bought him in May,” she tells me “He’s had some time off – he’s accident-prone – but is back in work now and will run in

Harvey on Mrs Jones and Geoff on Macs Legend

Novice Riders races for Harvey, then may go summer jumping with him. Mrs Jones has had a quiet time since Dunsmore but may go to Cothelstone, where the 2m4f trip will suit. Macs Legend has won on soft and heavy but likes better ground. He’s 16 now, and still a few weeks off a run.” She also has an unraced 6yo great-grandson of 1972 Cheltenham Gold Cup heroine Glencaraig Lady, but confirms, “He’ll take time and may not run this season.”

The family’s facilities include 14 stables, a sand gallop, a deep sand lunging ring and turnout paddocks, as well as schooling fences. “We also work them on setaside,” confirms Tracey, “And can go up to Stinchcombe and the North Nibley monument nearly all the way off-road. We do most of the work here, but sometimes go to Tom George’s or to Lambourn to gallop.”

The fourth member of the team is Georgina Marwood, from nearby Dursley, who balances her studies at Cheltenham College

with working at Cosy Farm one day a week. “I’d like to ride in races – it would give me an adrenalin buzz – but am not sure I’m cut out for it,” she laughs. “But I’ve got a thoroughbred – Mason Jar, who raced for Richard Newland – at home and am doing Retraining of Racehorses with him.”

Their respective careers covered, talk turns to the family’s views on the sport. Geoff in particular is known for his stridently expressed views on the ‘Pointing Forum’ noticeboard, although he’s been quiet recently “Life’s not long enough to have the time to post,” he smiles when I ask why he stopped contributing. “I sort of became addicted, a bit like I am to smoking – but that doesn’t take up as much time! Besides (he shows me a phone that looks like something Noah would have used)… I don’t have a smartphone!”

“The day hunter certificates were centralised was the beginning of the end for pointing,” opines Geoff “It interfered

with local hunt politics, p*ssed off a lot of people who did things for their hunt and point-to-point and separated the two sports. For example, local farmers would always get a free certificate for their horse – now they have their land trashed… and have to pay! Now you don’t have to take your pointers hunting – although we do on occasions – hunting people don’t know the riders and trainers and have fewer friends with pointers, so have less reason to go The gap’s getting wider and wider, and meetings are struggling for volunteers – from gate staff, to fence attendants, to litter pickers.”

Harvey nods agreement with his father, before turning his attention to schooling trials. “They’re a really good idea, he affirms, as they bring horses into the sport. However, it was £75 per horse at Garthorpe, which is 50% more than to enter a race Reducing the cost would bring in even more horses.”

Tracey’s first thought is based on her experience as a steward. “I’d instigate a shadowing scheme for experienced stewards to bring on the next generation,” she suggests. “If you’re not an ex-jockey or trainer, or have been out of the game, stewarding can be intimidating. And how do you bring in young people? You need to have confidence, and shadowing someone who’s been doing it for 30 years would give you that. Plus, two pairs of eyes are better than one!”

As so often before I leave, I ask the age-old question of what the family love about their sport. Geoff answers on behalf of Tracey and Harvey “It’s the buzz and the social life. Tracey and I are married because of pointing, Harvey’s grown up with it. It’s a way of life…”

Harvey preparing to ride at Didmarton recently Photo: Carl Evans

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SPEED FIGURES

NEWBURY 22/03/2024

2:00THE LENGTHENTHE ODDSATBetVictor OPEN HUNTERS’STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5): Secret Investor (GB) (132) Regatta de Blanc (GB) (122) Clara Sorrento (FR) (116) Montanna (GB) (112)

GARTHORPE 23/03/2024

12:30THE PPORACLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL1), FOR VETERANAND NOVICE RIDERS: Wishfull Dreaming (GB) (105) First Preference (IRE) (102) Siberian Star (GB) (102) Muckamore (IRE) (100)The Dubai Way (IRE) (98)

1:15THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Bloodstone (IRE) (108) Happy Victory (FR) (106) Foxylee (IRE) (102) Courting Flow (IRE) (100)

1:50THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Caryto des Brosses (FR) (127) Camdonian (IRE) (126) Clara Sorrento (FR) (121) Ballydonagh Boy (IRE) (118)

2:25THE LADIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL2): GoldenTobouggan (GB) (111) I’m Spellbound (IRE) (110) Loughan (IRE) (110) BlazingTom (GB) (98) Fabrique En France (FR) (98)

3:00THE GOFFS FOURAND FIVEYEARS OLD MAIDENYOUNG HORSE SERIES RACE: OccupiedTerritory (IRE) (89) Kilaro (FR) (88) Holeshot (IRE) (86)

3:25THE MAIDEN RACE (NWFAA): Lavorante (IRE) (104) OccupiedTerritory (IRE) (89) Islo (FR) (86) Colemanstown Lad (IRE) (66)

LARKHILL 23/03/2024

12:30THE RESTRICTED RACE: Chabichou Dupoitou (GB) (109)Trevada (GB) (103) My Lucky Star (IRE) (101) Get Bye (IRE) (100)

1:05THE PPORACLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL2): Ihandaya (FR) (109) Paper Mill (GB) (108) Horizon d’Ainay (FR) (104) SouthfieldTheatre (IRE) (102)

1:40THE JOCKEYCLUB MAIDEN RACE, FOR MARESAND FILLIES ONLY: Dancinnthemoonlite (GB) (91) Wheres My Wonder (IRE) (87) Echo of Promise (GB) (60) Hallowed Rose (GB) (59)

2:15THETEDWORTH GOLD CUPMIXED OPEN RACE: GraceAVous Enki (FR) (129) Hung Jury (IRE) (121) Myth Buster (IRE) (121) Montanna (GB) (117) DeiseAba (IRE) (115)

2:50THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL2), FOR NOVICE RIDERS:Tara Storm (FR) (105)AJet of Our Own (IRE) (103) Diligent (FR) (99) Jarlath (GB) (88)

3:25THE MAIDEN RACE: I Don’t Know (FR) (98) Catchim (IRE) (96)Taghadoe (IRE) (94) Special John (IRE) (92)

OVERTON 23/03/2024

1:00THE NPPAAREACONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL2): Nick Lost (FR) (107) Watch Law (IRE) (97) Cooking Fat (GB) (95) Paramaribo (IRE) (80)

1:30THE SIXYEARS OLDAND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL2): Kingrullah (IRE) (112) Cellar Vie (GB) (102) Eden Collonges (FR) (96) Busy Street (GB) (86)

2:00THE RESTRICTED RACE: Reve de Niamh (GB) (101) Something Golden (IRE) (98) Henry’s Regime (GB) (94)Arthur’s Seat (IRE) (93)

2:30THE MIXED OPEN RACE, FOR NOVICE RIDERS: Ballydonagh Boy (IRE) (116) Buster Valentine (IRE) (114) Nick Lost (FR) (110) Oscar Wilde (IRE) (106)

3:00THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Camdonian (IRE) (126) Kingrullah (IRE) (119) Buster Valentine (IRE) (118) Nick Lost (FR) (117)

3:30THE MAIDEN CONDITIONS RACE: Bentley Road (IRE) (102) So Be It (IRE) (88)Tokyo Calling (IRE) (84) PopThe Question (GB) (75)

4:00THEMAIDENRACE:RevedeNiamh(GB)(101)Whatsgoingon(FR)(98)Henry’sRegime(GB)(94)SheIsTheEnemy(IRE)(93)

COTLEY 24/03/2024

1:00THE RESTRICTED RACE: Jean Genie (FR) (104)Trevada (GB) (103) Stadmallen (IRE) (100) Padjoes Legacy (IRE) (99)

1:35THE MENS OPEN RACE:The Kings Writ (IRE) (106) First Preference (IRE) (102) Siberian Star (GB) (102) Beau du Brizais (FR) (100) SteadyThe Ship (IRE) (98)

2:10THEMAIDENCONDITIONSRACE:Lavorante(IRE)(104)Prophesea(IRE)(99)SpecialJohn(IRE)(92)Keepitfrombecky(IRE)(91)

2:45THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Sixteen Letters (IRE) (126)Arv WayThere (GB) (116) First Preference (IRE) (116) L’Air du Vent (FR) (116) Lusitanien (FR) (109) Makety (GB) (99)

3:20THE PPORACLUB MEMBERS EIGHTYEARS OLDAND OVER CONDITIONS RACE ( LEVEL3):The Dartmoor Rose (GB) (103) Steel Express (IRE) (98) In Our Dreams (IRE) (97) Oneupmanship (IRE) (94)

3:55THE MAIDEN RACE: Holeshot (IRE) (90) Flaming Henry (GB) (89) Hedgehopper (GB) (84)Assassins Lullaby (IRE) (81)

KILWORTHY 24/03/2024

1:00THE PANNELLCOMMERCIALS LAMERTON HUNTMEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARM ERS RACE:The Dartmoor Rose (GB) (103) Harbour Queen (IRE) (102) Minella Jab (IRE) (100)Young Buck (IRE) (92)

1:35THE JOCKEYCLUB MAIDEN RACE, FOR MARESAND FILLIES ONLY:Takeabid (IRE) (82) Liwah (FR) (76)Top Cliche (GB) (67)Timino Road (GB) (64)

2:10THE MAIDEN RACE, FOR HORSESAND GELDINGS ONLY: Lavorante (IRE) (104) Prophesea (IRE) (99)All Night Parking (IRE) (95)Top ManTom (IRE) (88)

2:45THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (126) Singapore Saga (GB) (122) His Own Star (FR) (119)The Kings Writ (IRE) (113)

3:20THE DEVON & CORNWALLAREACONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL3): Punches Cross (IRE) (108)The Dartmoor Rose (GB) (103) Arv WayThere (GB) (102) Call Simon (IRE) (101)

3:55THE RESTRICTED RACE: Lucky Lara (IRE) (99)Alkademon (IRE) (98) Whitsand Bay (GB) (97) Fine Investment (GB) (92)

4:30THE EXETER RACECOURSE INTERMEDIATE SERIES QUALIFIER RACE:The Dartmoor Rose (GB) (103) Grenadine Save (FR) (102) Harbour Queen (IRE) (102) Whitsand Bay (GB) (102) Funky Sensation (GB) (101) Stadmallen (IRE) (100)

LATEST RESULTS

HIGH EASTER 16/03/2024

1:00 1 YOUNG RICH (IRE) T. Hutsby 4-1 2. MUCKAMORE (IRE) H. Arkwright 2-5F 3. MY LITTLE TONI (GB) A. Loweth 6-1 (8 ran).

1:35 1. DESIGNED TO WIN (IRE) D. Peters 5-4F 2. MISTER SPLASH (IRE) M. Dodd 5-2 3. TIGER’S SONG (GB) Miss G. Andrews 5-1 (7 ran).

2:10 1. LAW OF GOLD (IRE) D. Peters 4-6F 2. CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 6-4 3. TULLYS TOUCH (IRE) Jack Andrews 3-1 (4 ran).

2:45 1. ALL THE AMMUNITION (IRE) D. Peters Evens 2. MITCHOUKA (FR) C. Case 3-1 3. REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) D. Cherriman 10-1 (5 ran).

3:20 1. PYM (IRE) A. Loweth 4-1 2. RED MAPLE (IRE) A. Chadwick 1-3F 3. ECCO (GB) J. Smith-Maxwell 9-1 (5 ran).

3:55 1. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-7F 2. ATLANTIC FLEET (IRE) M. Dodd 3-1 3. WHATWASIGOINGTOSAY (IRE) Jack Andrews 5-1 (6 ran).

HUTTON RUDBY 16/03/2024

1:00 1. MOUNT MEWS (IRE) J. Dawson 10-11F 2. FIRE IN HER EYES (IRE) J. Teal Evens 3. JIMMIL (IRE) W. J. Brown 10-1 (4 ran).

1:35 1. GRANGECLARE DIEGO (IRE) Paddy Barlow 8-13F 2. IMPERIAL IMP (IRE) Miss Isla John 7-1 (5 ran).

2:10 1. THOSEDAYSAREGONE (IRE) Miss Isobel Mactaggart 7-2 2. SUPREMELY LUCKY (IRE) Miss Natasha Cookson 2-1 3. RED OPIUM (GB) Miss R. Howarth 10-11F (4 ran).

2:45 1. SUPER CITIZEN (GB) N. Orpwood 5-2 2. CUNEO (FR) J. Dawson 3-1 (4 ran).

3:20 1. LEGALIZED (GB) Miss Katriona Brown 8-1 2. PONCHERELLO (FR) H. Crow 6-4F 3. BUZZARD TRIX (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 8-1 (5 ran).

3:55 1. SOLDIER OF ROCK (IRE) Joe Wright 2-1F 2. WE DONE IT (FR) Lyall Hodgins 11-4 3. SPONTHUS (FR) T. E. Easterby 13-2 (9 ran).

MILBORNE ST ANDREW 16/03/2024

12:30 1. KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) D. Edwards 7-2 1. PEBBLY POUR TOI (IRE) D. Andrews 7-2 3. DORSET DAZZLER (GB) Miss L. Bartlett 7-2 (11 ran).

1:05 1. GLENMOUNT (IRE) James King 4-6F 2. DORSET DIAMOND (GB) Miss L. Bartlett 9-2 3. BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) G. Hiscock 10-1 (10 ran).

1:40 1. ITACARE (FR) Rian Corcoran 8-1 2. TOM BARTON (GB) Miss C. Emsley 11-2 3. HUMANISTE (IRE) W. Biddick 5-2J (8 ran).

2:15 1. PUNCHES CROSS (IRE) W. Biddick 7-4 2. IMOGENS THUNDER (IRE) Charlie Sprake 4-1 3. ERITAGE (FR) Miss G. Orttewell 4-6F (4 ran).

2:50 1. ANOTHER FURLOUGH (IRE) R. David Evens 2. DUC DE BOURBON (FR) Charlie Sprake 3-1 3. YOUNG BUCK (IRE) D. Edwards 4-1 (8 ran).

3:25 1. GO JOHNNY GO (IRE) J. Newman 6-1 2. POSH DUDE (GB) W. Biddick 1-2F 3. JUST A GLANCE (GB) Miss E. Herbison 7-4 (8 ran).

4:00 1. LOCKED DOWN LAD (GB) W Biddick 7-4 2. WESTON BAY (IRE) D Andrews 5-2 3. THE ASTRONOMIST (GB) James King 3-1 (7 ran).

BRAFIELD-ON-THE-GREEN 17/03/2024

1:00 1. ELMDALE (FR) Z. Baker 4-1 2. ROCKHAMTOM (IRE) Miss Patsy Page 4-1 3. OUR JOHN (IRE) Miss I. Robinson 2-1 (6 ran).

1:35 1. RAGNAR LODBROK (IRE) A. Chadwick 10-11 2. MASTER TEMPLAR (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-6F (2 ran).

2:10 1. GOLAN FORTUNE (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell Evens 2. TOUCH TIGHT (IRE) P. York 4-1 3. BENEFAKTOR (IRE) Miss G. Andrews Evens (3 ran).

3:00 1. ORION D’AUBRELLE (FR) J. Parker 5-2 2. SOME OPERATOR (IRE) Miss D. White 5-4F 3. DUBAI DANDY (IRE) J. Cater 3-1 (4 ran).

3:35 1. CASH OR CARD (IRE) D. Peters 4-6F 2. ULTRA VIERS (IRE) G. Case 13-8 3. LEARNTALOT (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 9-4 (3 ran).

4:10 1. ANARIZA (FR) Jack Andrews 4-7F 2. ZLOTY (GB) D. Peters 4-1 3. MODDER RIVER (GB) J. Teal 12-1 (7 ran).

FIXTURE LIST 2023/24

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

MIDTheBelvoirHunt GarthorpeSaturday23rdMarch

SE TheCrawley& HorshamHunt Parham Saturday23rdMarch

WALES TheGlamorganHunt Ystradowen Saturday23rdMarch

NOvertonRacesLanark&Renfrew OvertonSaturday23rdMarch

WTheTedworthHunt Larkhill Saturday23rdMarch

SM TheV.W.H.Hunt Siddington Saturday23rdMarch

Y TheBadsworth& BramhamMoor AskhamBryanCollege Sunday24thMarch

WTheCotleyHuntCotleySunday24thMarch

D&C TheLamertonHuntKilworthySunday24thMarch

EA TheEssex& SuffolkHunt Higham Friday29thMarch

N TheMorpethHunt Tranwell Friday29thMarch

WTheCattistockHuntChilfromeSaturday30thMarch

SM TheKimblewickHunt KimbleSaturday30thMarch

WM TheNorth StaffordshireHunt Sandon Saturday30thMarch

MID ThePytchleywith Woodland Dingley Saturday30thMarch

WM GloucesterRaces MaisemoreSunday31stMarch

D&C TheSpooners&West DartmoorFoxhounds CherrybrookSunday31stMarch

D&C FourBurrowTrebudannonMonday1stApril

WALES TheCressellyHunt Lydstep Monday1stApril

WM TheNorth CotswoldHunt Paxford Monday1stApril

SM TheOld BerkshireHunt LockingeMonday1stApril

MID TheSouthNottsHunt ThorpeLodge Monday1stApril

WM TheNorth ShropshireHunt EytononSevern Monday1stApril

WTheTauntonVale Foxhounds& TauntonValeHarriers CothelstoneMonday1stApril

WM BitterleyRaces (Ludlow) Bitterley Saturday6thApril

YTheMiddletonHunt SheriffHutton Sunday7thApril

D&C TheSilverton Foxhounds Dunsmore Sunday7thApril

SANDTheVine&Craven KingstonBlountSunday7thApril

YTheBedaleHunt HornbyCastleSaturday13thApril

EA ThePuckeridge& EssexHunts HighEasterSaturday13thApril

SM TheBicester withWhaddon ChaseHunt Edgcote Sunday14thApril

WALES TheLlangeinor PentyrchHunt Ystradowen Sunday14thApril

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

WTheSeavingtonHuntCotley Sunday14thApril

SE TheChiddingfold, Leconfield& CowdrayHunt Parham Saturday20thApril

D&CFleteParkRacesDartmoorFoxhounds FletePark Saturday20thApril

MIDQuorn Garthorpe Saturday20thApril

NTheTynedaleHuntDownHillsCorbridge Saturday20thApril

WM TheWorcestershire Hunt ChaddesleyCorbett Saturday20thApril

WALESTheCurreand Llangibby Howick Sunday21stApril

D&CSouthCornwallTrebudannon Sunday21stApril

EA TheWestNorfolk Foxhounds&North NorfolkHarriers FakenhamRacecourseSunday21stApril

WM TheBerkeleyRaces Woodford Saturday27thApril

NOvertonRacesKingdomBlazers Overton Saturday27thApril

D&CTheAxeValeHunt StaffordCross Sunday28thApril

WM TheCheshire ForestHunt TableySunday28thApril

D&CFleteParkRaces (Totness,Bridgetown RacingCoLtd) FletePark Saturday4thMay

SE TheMidSurrey FarmersDraghounds Godstone Saturday4thMay

WTheDevon& SomersetStaghounds SouthHill Sunday5thMay

MID TheFernieHunt Dingley Sunday5thMay

WM TheSouth ShropshireHunt EytononSevern Monday6thMay

D&C TheStevenstone Foxhounds VauterhillMonday6thMay

SM TheWarwickshire Mollington Monday6thMay

YTheZetlandHunt WittonCastleMonday6thMay

WTheMinehead HarriersandWest SomersetHunt Holnicote Saturday11thMay

YTheDerwentHunt CharmPark Sunday12thMay

D&CTheEggesfordHuntUpcottCrossHalwill Sunday12thMay

SM Kimblewick(May) Meeting KingstonBlountSunday12thMay

WTheWeston& BanwellHarriers CothelstoneWednesday15thMay

NTheHaydonHunt HexhamSaturday18thMay

SE TheSurrey UnionHunt PeperHarow Saturday18thMay

Wales TheWelsh International Trecoed Saturday18thMay

D&CTheDulverton WestFoxhounds BrattonDown Sunday19thMay

SM TheGraftonHuntEdgecote Sunday19thMay

WM TheKnutsford RacesClub TableySunday19thMay

MIDTheFitzwilliam (Milton)Hunt DingleySaturday25thMay

SM TheBerks&Bucks Draghounds KingstonBlount Sunday26thMay

D&CTheExmoor Foxhounds

WM TheAlbrighton& WoodlandHunt (South)

D&CTheTiverton Staghounds BrattonDown Sunday2ndJune

D&CTheTorrington FarmersFoxhounds ChapletonBarton, Umberleigh Saturday8thJune

THIS WEEKEND’S ENTRIES

Belvoir at GARTHORPE

Saturday, 23 March 2024

12.30 3m

ELMDALE (FR) 5U3P-P1

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 1112P- Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

MUCKAMORE (IRE) 4F-61F2

PORT OF MARS (IRE) 4PP-442

RIVER FROST 41465-3

SIBERIAN STAR 000/33-5

STRIKING OUT 0P523-3

THE DUBAI WAY (IRE) 21-D653

WISHFULL DREAMING 5//P213-3

Mr A. J. Arkwright

Mrs N. Baker

Miss Hannah Morgan

Mr T. Vaughan

Catch Twenty Two

The Rock Solid Partnership

Miss Isla John

1.15 3m

ARCTIC OSCAR 52/121/-1

BLOODSTONE (IRE) 221PP-P

COURTING FLOW (IRE) 211/-213

FOXYLEE (IRE) 1-23

HAPPY VICTORY (FR) P4F1P-3

IN OUR DREAMS (IRE) 11UF-51

OCOJOHN (IRE) P32-121

PENNILESS (IRE) 1P61-24

RED DELTA 223-11

RIDELONGLIVELONG (IRE) 2P3P2r-

TIGER TOBIN (IRE) 1

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

Mr J. H. Henderson

Mrs J. W. Furness

Mr John Chatfeild-Roberts

Dr P R & Mr A C Walpole

The In Our Dreams Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr N. W. Padfield

The Father & Daughter Partnership

Mrs C. A. Coward

The Leyshon Family

1.50 3m

BALLYDONAGH BOY (IRE) 11-1362

BLOODSTONE (IRE) 221PP-P

BLUE SANS (IRE) 41113-1

BRAAVOS 25/P2P5-

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 6/553-1U

CAMDONIAN (IRE) 1114-11

CARYTO DES BROSSES (FR) 2/1512-2

CLARA SORRENTO (FR) 511113-

GOLDEN TAIPAN (IRE) 03/P622-

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mr J. H. Henderson

Mrs Emma Clark

Mr M. N. Dawson

The Buster Valentine Club

Mrs J. W. Furness

Mr J. R. M. Ridge

Mr S. J. Stearn

Mr M. N. Dawson

HUNG JURY (IRE) 341-632

JETAWAY JOEY (IRE) 252/211-

NO HASSLE HOFF (IRE) 222-P12

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 243//6-55

The GB Club

Mrs Barbara Hester

Turner Family

Mr T. Vaughan

2.25 3m

BLAZING TOM 11113/-5

FABRIQUE EN FRANCE (FR) 3P346-3

GOLDEN TOBOUGGAN 145-563

I’M SPELLBOUND (IRE) 1111-2F

LOUGHAN (IRE) 113-341

MIX OF CLOVER 5356-UU

Mr John Chatfeild-Roberts

Miss Alyce Fisher

The Gorbit Racing Partnership

The Signy & Marriage Families

Mr W. A. Wales

Miss S. Troughton

3.00 2m4f

BIG BERT (IRE)

The Shannon Lodge Racing Club

CHUGGY Simon & Lisa Hobson

HOLESHOT (IRE) 5-P4

KILARO (FR) 3

MAHBURY (IRE) P

OCCUPIED TERRITORY (IRE) 2-

ROCKS UP LATE (IRE)

SEE YOU KAUTO P

VADAVVERO (IRE)

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr JWE Bevin

Mr D. P. Constable

Mr T. Ellis

Mr T Ellis & Mr C Jones

The Shannon Lodge Racing Club

Mr & Mrs C Poste

3.25 3m

COLEMANSTOWN LAD (IRE) 342/U2-4

GALLONRAY (IRE) 3-0

ISLO (FR) 6P5P-6P

LAVORANTE (IRE) 4P/244-2

LOCKDOWN LUDO P/344-3U

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 5400/P-4

OCCUPIED TERRITORY (IRE) 2-

OLDNEWBORROWEDBLUE PUPP-PU

Lanarkshire & Renfrewshire And Eglinton at OVERTON

Saturday, 23 March 2024

1.00 3m

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) P/P3-3PP

BAVINGTON BOB (IRE) P645-0F

COOKING FAT 63F-044

FAMOUS RESPONSE (IRE) P5//P-025

FUGITIVES DRIFT (IRE) 06P/P-P3

GLITTERING LOVE (IRE) 2/2P04-P

NICK LOST (FR) 40P-3r1

NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) 0460-PU

PARAMARIBO (IRE) 0033-24

WATCH LAW (IRE) 0/21144-

Miss Catherine Tuke

Miss Laura Fenwick

Jack Clark

Miss C. Tailford

Miss Lucy Brown

Mrs J. R. Haynes

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

The Jockey Start Syndicate

Mr V. Thompson

Mrs Ian McKie

1.30 2m4f

BUSY STREET rr4/2PP-

CELLAR VIE U3P-06U

DREAM OVER (IRE) 42/52-PP

EDEN COLLONGES (FR) P5P3D-3

FUGITIVES DRIFT (IRE) 06P/P-P3

HIGH UP IN THE AIR (FR) PPU-PP5

INCISIVE (FR)

KINGRULLAH (IRE) 320-552

LITTLE LIGHT (FR) 2P/S11/P-

MACAVITY 2/054P-P

2.00

ARTHUR’S SEAT (IRE) 323/-r21

BLOUEBRAV (FR) PP/1-0

EAGLES ROCK (IRE) F-2

HENRY’S REGIME 5P4/-P3P

INVICTION (IRE) FPPUP-P

LINDAE PPP-U00

MACAVITY 2/054P-P

REVE DE NIAMH 02P-P03

RIDELONGLIVELONG (IRE) 2P3P2r-

SERIOUS MICKEY (IRE) 0065P-P

SOLDIER OF ROCK (IRE) 1

SOMETHING GOLDEN (IRE) 632-515

TURNTHELIGHTSOFF (IRE) 50/PP-P0

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mrs Joanne Swinbank

Mrs Ian McKie

Mrs C. A. Coward

Miss Lucy Brown

The Thorpe Farm Racing Club

Mr R. A. Bartlett

Mrs S. Fenwick

Mr Robin Lewis

Sigsworth Partners

3m

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

Mrs V. Russell

Miss Poppi-Jayne Shepherd

Tweeddale Racing Club

Miss Hazel Brown

Sigsworth Partners

Miss Lucy Brown

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mrs J. R. Haynes

The Gold & Silver Club

Mr V. Thompson

Miss R Hayton & Mr L Knowles

2.30

ARTHUR’S SEAT (IRE) 323/-r21

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) P/P3-3PP

BALLYDONAGH BOY (IRE) 11-1362

BINTHEREDONETHAT (IRE) P32-632

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 6/553-1U

FIGHTFORTHEROSES (IRE) 226-P05

HUMPS AND BUMPS (IRE) 3344P-6

NICK LOST (FR) 40P-3r1

NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) 0460-PU

OSCAR WILDE (IRE) r23-222

PADDLING (FR) 2U10P-6

PURE SURF (IRE) 126P-PU

SERIOUS MICKEY (IRE) 0065P-P

TUMBLING DICE P/P0P-P0

VIVAS (FR) 24/1211-

Mr N. W. Padfield

The Three Jocks & One Shoe

Mr J. H. Henderson

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Mrs A Brooks & Miss E Brooks

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T. Ellis

Mrs Susan E. Mason

3m

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Miss Catherine Tuke

Mrs C. A. Coward

Miss E. Justice-Vose

The Buster Valentine Club

Miss C. Tailford

Miss J. Stewart

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

The Jockey Start Syndicate

Mr S. Coltherd

Miss T. M. Threadgall

Mr V. Thompson

Mrs J. R. Haynes

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

3.00 3m

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) P/P3-3PP

BLUE SANS (IRE) 41113-1

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 6/553-1U

CAMDONIAN (IRE) 1114-11

COLONEL MANDERSON (FR) 601PP-6

FIGHTFORTHEROSES (IRE) 226-P05

FRESH NEW DAWN (IRE) 43-P32P

GLITTERING LOVE (IRE) 2/2P04-P

KINGRULLAH (IRE) 320-552

NICK LOST (FR) 40P-3r1

NONBINDING (IRE) B131/0-P

OSCAR WILDE (IRE) r23-222

PADDLING (FR) 2U10P-6

VIVAS (FR) 24/1211-

Miss Catherine Tuke

Mrs Emma Clark

The Buster Valentine Club

Mrs J. W. Furness

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Miss C. Tailford

Mrs C Bell

Mrs J. R. Haynes

Mrs S. Fenwick

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

Mr V. Thompson

Mr S. Coltherd

Miss T. M. Threadgall

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

3.30 2m4f

AN BUACAN MOR (IRE) PP

BELLANEY LORD (IRE) 0P4-PP3

BENTLEY ROAD (IRE) 4-r2

CALLMESUSIE (IRE) PP-4

CLEAN GETAWAY (IRE) 203P3-6

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr S. Coltherd

Mr P. W. Clifton

Mrs Philippa Kirby

DAVE THE RUSSIAN (IRE) 5U0-P56

DELILAH BUCKS (IRE) 30-F

Mr V. Thompson

Miss R Hayton & Mr J Stephenson

FAST SCENIC (FR) 6/0/PPB-P E Nelson,G Nelson,A Buck&M Jonel

POP THE QUESTION 2/423-PU

SO BE IT (IRE) 4PP6-56

THE BACK BRAES (IRE) 03-5

TOKYO CALLING (IRE) 4/2P24-U

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Mr Ian J. Herbert

Miss J. Mckie

4.00 3m

CLAPTON HILL 4/P4620-

EAGLES ROCK (IRE) F-2

FAIR CATCH 2P

HENRY’S REGIME 5P4/-P3P

INCISIVE (FR)

Mr V. Thompson

Mrs V. Russell

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Miss Poppi-Jayne Shepherd

Mr R. A. Bartlett

MY STRONG MAN (IRE) 420-250

OLDNEWBORROWEDBLUE PUPP-PU

PLENTY (IRE) 53U-P

POP THE QUESTION 2/423-PU

REVE DE NIAMH 02P-P03

SHE IS THE ENEMY (IRE) 45

SO BE IT (IRE) 4PP6-56

TAKE NOTICE (IRE) 6

TAN LAW (IRE)

TOUCAN SAM 346/P-PU

TRUST ME NATE 245/22-2

VINTAGE GLEN (IRE) 33//r-P54

WHATSGOINGON (FR) 0P//52-34

Tedworth at LARKHILL

Saturday, 23 March 2024

12.30 3m

BLACKFYRE (IRE) PP//5231/- ..........................................................................................Mr Dean Jones

CHABICHOU DUPOITOU 21P2-32

DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 1/3F31-P

GET BYE (IRE) 14r22-2

HIGHLAND LEGEND P1P3P/-P

MY LUCKY STAR (IRE) 14-

OCCUPIED (IRE) 4P/3P/-3P

PATTERN CUTTER 50/3U3-

QUEENHILL P2P45-1

RABBLE ROUSER (IRE) 03P1/1-P

RED NIKA (FR) 2232/5//-1

TIGER TOBIN (IRE) 1

TREVADA 622-321

WOLF WALKER (IRE) 1-1

YELLOW CAR (IRE)

Mr Robert Waley-Cohen

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell

Mr J. Grant Cann

The My Lucky Star Partnership

Mr C. Taylor

Miss J. Davis

Mr Mervyn Jones

Mr P. A. Clifton

The Day Dreamer Partnership

The Leyshon Family

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mr Robert Fear & Mr Andrew Ham

Mr Graeme P. McPherson

1.05 3m

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/0/P4-

FABRIQUE EN FRANCE (FR) 3P346-3

GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 213-PPU

HORIZON D’AINAY (FR) P2211-1

IHANDAYA (FR) 1112P-1

ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) P/04U6-F

PAPER MILL U112-11

PONT AVEN (IRE) 0/P262-U

ROMAIN DE SENAM (FR) 12466/-F

SOUTHFIELD THEATRE (IRE) 11123-3

1.40

BUSHTUCKER PARK (IRE) 3343P-P

CALL HER CLEVER (IRE) 46-

CUE JUMP

DANCINNTHEMOONLITE 2

DREAM BUNNY (IRE) P

ECHO OF PROMISE P0/-PP6P

HALLOWED ROSE PP22-FP

JINA (FR) 34650-P

MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 3524-54

TARA STORM (FR) 122-212

WHO’S IN THE BOX (IRE) P304-P2

WOTZIZNAME (IRE) 6P314-P

2.50

A JET OF OUR OWN (IRE) 1121-33

The Platinum Partnership

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Miss Lucy Brown

Mr Norman Sanderson

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Mr R. Bewley

Mr Ian J. Herbert

Mr A. B. Hamilton

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

The Richard Morris Racing Club

Mr Ian J. Herbert

The Buzz Syndicate

Mr J. Hobbs

Mr E. D. Moylan

Miss L. B. Gould

3m

Mr Edward Philipson-Stow

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/0/P4- Lillingston Family

CORNISH WARRIOR (IRE) 350P0////-

DILIGENT (FR) 5232-P1

JARLATH 233//-32U

MIX OF CLOVER 5356-UU

MR MAFIA (IRE) 4/1P66-P

POTTERS VENTURE (IRE) U0-U4PU

POUR UNE RAISON (FR) PP065-P

Lillingston Family

Miss Alyce Fisher

Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

The Pitchfork Partnership

Mr C. J. Hitchings

Miss E. Williams

Mr M. Kehoe

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

The Romainers

Mrs Angela Yeoman

2m4f

Mrs J. M. Mann

Mr N. R. Turner

The Shannon Lodge Racing Club

The Boundary Stables Partnership

C & C Boultbee Brooks

Mrs Polly Walker

Mr M. E. Tucker

Miss J.E.A Harbison & Miss J. Johnson

LAMANVER STARGAZY Dr Donna Christensen

MOON LADY 0036-U Tigers Racing Club

ORDER OF PROGRESS 0-

WHERES MY WONDER (IRE) P3

2.15

DEISE ABA (IRE) 2PP1-1P

GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) 3F11-11

GRAN PARADISO (IRE) 12PP/3P-

HUNG JURY (IRE) 341-632

MONTANNA 2140-21

Mr H. C. Billing

The Devon Diamond Friends

Mr Seamus Mullins

Miss S. Troughton

Mrs Belinda Keighley

Mrs C. Gregory

Mrs Andrew May

PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) 205253-................................................................The Earnshaw Family

RIGHT OF REPLY (IRE) 42Pr5-P

ROBIN WHY NOT (IRE) 0550P-U

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 0P3-P50

SOUTHFIELD ROYALE 00//13//-P

STACKS MOUNTAIN U26/4-04

TARA STORM (FR) 122-212

Miss E Freeman&Mrs Janet Dixon-Smith

Mr Edward Mitchell

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Mr D. Laverty

Miss Grace Knowles

Mr J. Hobbs

3.25 3m

ARKNELL 36-P

BADBURY RINGS U

CAPMAN (FR) P

CATCHIM (IRE) 42-P42

COURT CIAN (IRE) 2F/5-FU6

CRAWTER (IRE) 24-3

CREEGH NATIVE (IRE)

DOWN THE INNER (IRE) 530-P

GALLONRAY (IRE) 3-0

I DON’T KNOW (FR) 25

Roger & Yvonne Allsop

Mr P. Tory

Mr M. Kehoe

C & C Boultbee Brooks

M H D Barlow & M Kehoe

Stan Rawlins & Harriet Waight

Mr S. J. Sampson

Mr Reg Hopkins

The Three Jocks & One Shoe

Mrs Christine Osborne

JIMMY HURDSTROM (IRE) Orchard Stables

JINA (FR) 34650-P

MISTER SKY (FR)

MYFANWY

Mr Ryan Holley

The Scotts

3m6f

Hemmings Racing

Mrs J. Hitchings

The Barrow Street Racing Club

The GB Club

Mr Reg Hopkins

Miss J.E.A Harbison & Miss J. Johnson

Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer

Mr A. Jones

OLD COWBOY Orchard Stables

PATTERN CUTTER 50/3U3-

POWER OF THE SEA (IRE) P-

PRESENTING MARVIN (IRE) 0-F

Miss J. Davis

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Caveat Emptor Partnership

SPECIAL JOHN (IRE) 5-F3 Jazmin Hosgood & Paul Hosgood

TAGHADOE (IRE) 043-D

TALKIN’ TENNESSEE

VALENTIN DE MAINE (FR)

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE)

YELLOW CAR (IRE)

Mr & Mrs Dennington

Mr Will Biddick

The Boundary Stables Partnership

Sandall House Syndicate

Mr Graeme P. McPherson

Cotley at COTLEY

Sunday, 24 March 2024

1.00 3m

BLAGTHEBOOKIES (IRE) 000P-

CASTLE DARAGH (IRE) P

COMONILEAN 31

DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 1/3F31-P

GREAT SCHEMA P/P00-PP

HEARTS CORNER (IRE) U1P1-2

JEAN GENIE (FR) 0P3-231

MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) 4/51-P42

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) PP-1

PADJOES LEGACY (IRE) 2-P42PU

POLITICIANSPROMISE (IRE) P31P-55

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 0122//43-

SPEAR DANCER (IRE) 4P-U

STADMALLEN (IRE) 3322-24

SUMMER JAM (IRE) 1P

TANGO PETE 2P24P-6

TREVADA 622-321

Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer

Mr D. Pipe

Mr R. E. Nuttall

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

The Hiscock Family

Mrs R. Kealey

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

Mr Nathan Pyne

Mr N Padfield & Mr J.J Simpson

Mr & Mrs R Francome

Mr D. Summersby

The Here Come The Girls Partnership

Brian Mccreesh & Heidi Stevens

Mr Phil Fry

The Tango Pete Syndicate

Mr & Mrs C Poste

1.35 3m

BEAU DU BRIZAIS (FR) 521P5-0

CANASTERO (IRE) 63P4-P0

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 1112P-

GREAT D’ANGE (FR) 2P4-PP6

HONESTLYNTRUFULLY (IRE) 01053/-P

KALOOKI (GER) PP66/P-P

SIBERIAN STAR 000/33-5

Notre Cheval Partnership

Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe

Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

The Kernow Lowen Partnership

Mrs Elise Gwyn

Mr Ron C. Williams

Mr T. Vaughan

STEADY THE SHIP (IRE) F/55U21-...................................................................................Mrs V. Sollitt

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 234P-13

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

2.10 2m4f

ARKNELL 36-P

BOLLIN TWINKLE PP/P63-4

BUD SUCCES (FR) 5-4P

DOWN THE INNER (IRE) 530-P

HEDGEHOPPER 2600PP-

Roger & Yvonne Allsop

Mrs B. F. Bowditch

Mr D. R. Churches

Mr Reg Hopkins

Mr T R R Farr

HOLKHAM HALL (IRE) 00/000/- The Rockingham Racing Partnership

HOME MAID P/PPB-PP The Thomas Family

JUST A MYSTERY (IRE) 55P-34P

KEEPITFROMBECKY (IRE) 0/P0-2P3

LAVORANTE (IRE) 4P/244-2

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 5400/P-4

MISTER SKY (FR)

NOWO (FR) 2P2P/P-P

PROPHESEA (IRE) U-2

SPECIAL JOHN (IRE) 5-F3

Wheeler Stone & Spencer

Barber French, Baird & Rees

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer

Mr G. Whisker & Mrs R. Whisker

Mrs S. M. Trump

Jazmin Hosgood & Paul Hosgood

2.45

ARV WAY THERE 411r-P3

CALDWELL DIAMOND (FR) 2410/0P-

2m4f

The Thomas Family

Mr James Thomas

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 1112P- Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 213-PPU .Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

HONESTLYNTRUFULLY (IRE) 01053/-P

L’AIR DU VENT (FR) P40P-61

LUSITANIEN (FR) 0122-1P

MAKETY 3F/6PP-3

MIX OF CLOVER 5356-UU

PROFESSOR CALCULUS 03FP00-

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 0P3-P50

SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) F121-44

ULTIMATE GETAWAY (IRE) 3P/12/5P-

Mrs Elise Gwyn

Miss J. E. Sargent

Mr Michael Rees

Mrs Sally White

Miss S. Troughton

Mr R. C. Pudd

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

Mr Fergal O’Brien

3.20 3m

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/0/P4-

BROADCLYST (IRE) 1PP-F0P

IN OUR DREAMS (IRE) 11UF-51

Lillingston Family

Mrs L. Glanville

The In Our Dreams Partnership

JIMMY TEW 40P4R-P Mr Ian Howe

ONEUPMANSHIP (IRE) 6435-23

RIVER FROST 41465-3

SOFTKORE (FR) 0/0//-F

STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) 2P42-3P

Mr Phil Fry

Miss Hannah Morgan

M & R Warner-King

N.Mackenzie,R.Dening&S.Quick

THE DARTMOOR ROSE 2/24P2-P Mrs C Leary,Miss E Luxton&Mr B Vaughn

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 243//6-55

WESTERN COWBOY (IRE) 44F-P00

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr W. Badlan

3.55 3m

ASSASSINS LULLABY (IRE) PP40-62

BOLD TANGO 0rP

BORN IN THE WEST (IRE)

COLDEN’S DREAM (IRE) 4FP//0P3-

DOWN THE INNER (IRE) 530-P

FLAMING HENRY 543F2-P

FREE THE LION (IRE) P0

FUN DE NUIT (FR) P/P/U/23/-

HEDGEHOPPER 2600PP-

HOLESHOT (IRE) 5-P4

JERVIS BAY (FR) P

KING ROQUE (FR)

LADY VALKYERIE 4/U3P4P-

The Everhopeful Partnership

Mrs Anne Lee-Warner

Miss J. Hosgood

Mr L. Price

Mr Reg Hopkins

Mr M. R. Cook

Laura Hurley & Sarah Hawkins

Mrs C. E. Goldsworthy

Mr T R R Farr

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs L. J. Jefford

The Boundary Stables Partnership

The Group of Otters

ONE TREE HILL (FR) 3422/- Mrs L Glanville & Miss P Glanville

POOROLDMACKLEY (IRE) F

PYLEIGH JOY BPPP

RAVEN TILL DAWN

VALENTIN DE MAINE (FR)

Mr M. J. Linehan

Mr & Mrs R.Pudd

Mr M. Day

The Boundary Stables Partnership

1.00

FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) 6/P//1125-

FULL SPES (FR) 2/2550F-

HARBOUR QUEEN (IRE) 21P2-P4

LIBERTY ROCK (IRE) 1P314-P

MACCA’S STOWAWAY (IRE) 64633-P

MINELLA JAB (IRE) 2P21-55

TAKEABID (IRE) 423-U5P

THE DARTMOOR ROSE 2/24P2-P

YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 4/431-43

ZALANDO (IRE) PP63-

1.35

CANYOUSEEME 5-

CULLEVER STEPS P

HOME MAID P/PPB-PP

LADY VALKYERIE 4/U3P4P-

LIWAH (FR) 5F04P-4

MIDDLETON FOX 0-

Lamerton at KILWORTHY

Sunday, 24 March 2024

3m

Heidi Lewis & Lee Drowne

M Lewis,D Lewis,H Lewis&B Blake

S Payne Racing Club&P Bennett

N. Banks J Gardener T Hughes

Mr J. Cole

Mrs C. Lawrence

Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin

Mrs C Leary,Miss E Luxton&Mr B Vaughn

Dodd, Stevenson, Hicks & Hewlett

Mrs Pauline Geering

3m

Mr Martyn Griffiths

John Heard & David Willis

The Thomas Family

The Group of Otters

John & Sonia Gardener

Mr S. W. Reddaway

MOON LADY 0036-U Tigers Racing Club

MRS JONES PU0P0P-

SHARE A MOMENT (IRE) 000/40-2

SWEET SAFFRON 000PP-

TAKEABID (IRE) 423-U5P

TIMINO ROAD 64/PP-6P

TOP CLICHE PPP0P-P

HELL RED (FR) 2/1443P-

HIS OWN STAR (FR) 6313-54

JOEY STEEL (IRE) P/36P2-5

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 212-4P0

LUSITANIEN (FR) 0122-1P

Mr May,Mr Banks,Mr Bickell&Mr Dodd

Mr Ron Alford

Mr J. Cole

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mr Michael Rees

MACS LEGEND (IRE) P/U/4326- Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

MAKETY 3F/6PP-3

SINGAPORE SAGA 3P1-362

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 234P-13

YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 4/431-43

Mrs Sally White

Gardener, Hooper and Heard

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

Dodd, Stevenson, Hicks & Hewlett

3.20 3m

ANOTHER EMOTION (FR) 0PP/0P-P Edworthy Racing

ARV WAY THERE 411r-P3

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 332-644

CALL SIMON (IRE) 2324-56

FINE INVESTMENT 4PP/4-13

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mr Ryan G. Chapman

Mr P. A. Tylor

Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin

Mr & Mrs A. J. Britten

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

2.10 3m

ALL NIGHT PARKING (IRE) 42P-3

BANZIGKANE (FR) 2/6-F

CASTLEWELLAN (IRE) PP-

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 3000/P-F

CREEGH NATIVE (IRE)

DEMOTHI (IRE) 3/P460P-

DOCTOR DOYEN (IRE) 3P-PP

EROS (FR) 4PP6-P5

HEY MISTER DJ (IRE) PUPP6-4

The Thomas Family

T Hamlin, J E Gardener

Mr A & S Knox & Mrs Chanin

Mrs Kay Jelbert

ITACARE (FR) 631-101 Somerset Racing

JABBEA (IRE) 2P21/-4U

JUBERTILEE (IRE) 2213-36

Mrs Mary Sanderson

Mr M. A. Bickell

NOBODYDOESITBETTER 311/253- Mr A Jackson & Mr D Lovell

PUNCHES CROSS (IRE) 635-521

THE DARTMOOR ROSE 2/24P2-P

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 234P-13

Mr Michael Sweetland

Mrs C Leary,Miss E Luxton&Mr B Vaughn

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

3.55 3m

ALKADEMON (IRE) 6/5P412-

Mr G. Beilby

Mrs Caroline Furse

Miss Charlotte Summersby

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr S. J. Sampson

Mr J. D. Frost

Jason Toogood & Tanisha Little

The Kittow Family

Myles Osborne & Charles Cole

HOLKHAM HALL (IRE) 00/000/- The Rockingham Racing Partnership

IVESCENEASPIDER 0-

Mr & Mrs Roderick Moore

ALL THUMBS UP (FR) 0503/4/1- Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

CASTLE DARAGH (IRE) P Mr D. Pipe

DO WHATEVER (IRE) 0000-1P

Mrs D. J. Treneer

FEU DES MALBERAUX (FR) 0P6/012/- Paul Nicholas & Keith Parkin

FINE INVESTMENT 4PP/4-13

HEARTS CORNER (IRE) U1P1-2

HIGHLAND LEGEND P1P3P/-P

LUCKY LARA (IRE) 3312/-23

OYSTER PERCH 4010P-6

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 0122//43-

SPEAR DANCER (IRE) 4P-U

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 401-PPP

Miss L. Gardner

JET SMART (IRE) 44/062P- Mrs Fuller Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts

KING ROQUE (FR)

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P1

LAVORANTE (IRE) 4P/244-2

MR MARS MAN 0UP/P-

NORMAN ABU (IRE) P3F2P0-

POOROLDMACKLEY (IRE) F

PROPHESEA (IRE) U-2

PYLEIGH LORD U

STARVIDOV (FR) 5P005-0

TOP MAN TOM (IRE) 6-4UP

The Boundary Stables Partnership

The Woodpeckers Partnership

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Mr J Cooksley & Mrs K Cooksley

Mrs G. Welch

Mr M. J. Linehan

Mrs S. M. Trump

Mr & Mrs R.Pudd

Mrs Sarah Rising

Mrs L. Osborne

WOULDN’T WOODY 63/PPPP- Worth, Chanin & Kelly

2.45 3m

BINGO D’OLIVATE (FR) 2/1112P-

Mrs Jenny Luscombe

FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) 6/P//1125- Heidi Lewis & Lee Drowne

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 1112P- Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

WHITSAND BAY P143-31

Mrs Kay Jelbert

Mrs R. Kealey

Mr J. Grant Cann

Mr T. Hamlin

The Plainsfield Racing Club

Mr D. Summersby

The Here Come The Girls Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

John & Sonia Gardener

4.30 3m

ACLASSAGOLD (IRE) 242361-

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 332-644

CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 3212P-5

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

T Hamlin, J E Gardener

John A G Pearn & John Dorse

FEU DES MALBERAUX (FR) 0P6/012/- Paul Nicholas & Keith Parkin

FONGS WAY (IRE) 0/P40P/P-

FUNKY SENSATION 153-4P4

GRENADINE SAVE (FR) 1211-4P

Mr J. D. Frost

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell

HARBOUR QUEEN (IRE) 21P2-P4 S Payne Racing Club&P Bennett

HEARTS CORNER (IRE) U1P1-2

JUBERTILEE (IRE) 2213-36

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 0122//43-

Mrs R. Kealey

Mr M. A. Bickell

Mr D. Summersby

STADMALLEN (IRE) 3322-24 Brian Mccreesh & Heidi Stevens

STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) 2P42-3P

N.Mackenzie,R.Dening&S.Quick

THE DARTMOOR ROSE 2/24P2-P Mrs C Leary,Miss E Luxton&Mr B Vaughn

WHITSAND BAY P143-31

John & Sonia Gardener

UK COURSE MAP 2023/24SEASON

1. Knightwick

2. Great Trethew

3. Badbury Rings

4. Dunsmore

5. Ffos Las Racecourse

6. Hexham Racecourse

7. Larkhill

8. Chaddesley Corbett

9. Wadebridge, Royal Cornwall Showground

10. Alnwick

11. Cocklebarrow

12. Horseheath

13. Buckfastleigh

14. Ampton

15. Sheriff Hutton

16. Revesby Park

17. Chipley Park

18. Friars Haugh

19. Milborne St Andrew

20. Garthorpe

21. Charing

22. Duncombe Park

23. Brocklesby

24. Higham

25. Askham Bryan

26. Kingston Blount

27. Didmarton

28. Charlton Horethorne

29. Howick

30. Charm Park

31. Cothelstone

32. Bishops Court

33. Guilsborough

35. Bangor

36. Dalton Park

37. High Easter

38. Shelfield Park

39. Hutton Rudby

40. Kilworthy

41. Brafield on the Green

42. Ston Easton

43. Overton

68. Eyton-on-Severn

69. Flete Park

71. Parham

72. Woodford

73. Stafford Cross

74. Fakenham

75. Tabley

76. Godstone

77. South Hill

78. Vauterhill

79. Mollington

80. Witton Castle

81. Holnicote

82. Upcott Cross

83. Peper Harow

85. Bratton Down

86. Ystradowen

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