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The Point-to-Point & Hunter Chase Yearbook provides a full record of results and statistics from the 2022-23 season
The latest volume in a series that dates back to 1960, the Point-to-Point & Hunter Chase Yearbook provides a record of all the results and statistics from the last season lavishly illustrated throughout. Features include a review of last season by Carl Evans, individual horse comments and handicap ratings compiled by esteemed commentator Martin Harris and last season reviewed in terms of noteworthy performances in ‘On the Clock’
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It’s rare for a horse to post an Open class figure in a Level 3 Conditions race but that’s exactly what Dorrrells Pierji (FR) (120) achieved when bounding clear of the progressive Skilful Lord at the Dulverton West This performance rates over a stone better than his previous efforts this season but there was no fluke about the victory A glance through his resume shows that a couple of years ago he was a 130 rated hurdler with Dan Skelton and was capable of even better in Ireland back in 2018 when winning at Galway for Willie Mullins. He had shown his best form over hurdles at distances well short of three miles and the lightning-fast conditions and sharp turns at Bratton Down clearly helped him to stay the trip Bratton Down has seen many a course specialist over the years and Dorrells Pierji looks to start a warm order to follow up at the course in a week’s time.
The Northern season came to an end at Hexham where Shantou’s Temple (100) finished well clear in the NonWeight-For- Age maiden He had been close-up behind Modder River in a fast time maiden at Overton the time before, a race that had subsequently provided a hunter chase winner in Dressedtoimpress, and Shantou’s Temple looks capable of further success His dam won 6 points.
Rocky Creed (112) had defeated the aforementioned Modder River at Lockinge at Easter and ran out a good winner of the Restricted at Cothelstone There were some in-form horses behind, and he looks capable of carrying a penalty
Caryto Des Brosses (118) returned to form with a vengeance at Edgcote, getting the better of the wellsupported Golan Fortune Now twelve years of age, it has been a pleasure to watch this grand campaigner over the years, with his forward running style and sound jumping technique transcending well-documented health problems. Winner of 14 out of 26 starts this may well have been his swansong and, if so, what a triumphant way to bow out.
Earlier on the card Billy Two Rivers (108) got off the mark with a wide margin victory in the maiden Cheaply bought, he had cut little ice in six previous starts in Ireland but had run with promise on his GB debut at Mollington and made no mistaken here His trainer Dawn Ball has done extremely well this season with a small string which also numbers Well P, who landed the preceding Members race
The intriguingly named Ffree Pedro (104) was another a maiden winner to impress over the weekend. An exinmate of the Donald McCain yard, he had shown only a modicum of ability over hurdles, where all his efforts had been on softish ground. Despite an early official description of Good to Soft, the Tabley going was definitely on the fast side, becoming quicker as the day progressed, and this suited Ffree Pedro admirably Well supported beforehand, he disputed the lead for much of the contest before drawing clear from the equally well backed Sabre Rattling on the run to the last He looked to have a fair amount in hand passing the post and more success seems assured for this enthusiastic sort.
The admirable Caryto Des Brosses (Dale Peters) at Edgcote
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
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• 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.
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VOTING CLOSES ON 31ST MAY OUR SHORTLIST OF TATTERSALLS JOCKEY CLUB SALES CHAMPAGNE MOMENTS OF THE YEAR
GEOFF AND HARVEY BARFOOT-SAUNT
Father and son riding in the same race twice
RACHEL BARTLETT
First winner for a decade with a homebred
WILL BROWN
First winner (a week after a nasty fall)
BEN DURRELL
‘Losing his claim’ at 48 years old
KATIE FEATHERSTONE
First competitive winner (after six seasons)
RHIANNON FLETCHER
First winner on first ride
Photo: Hattie AustinHUGH LILLINGSTON
First winner on first ride
MARTIN MCINTYRE
100th P2P winner
JO PRIEST
Training double with two novice riders
JEMMA SARGENT
First winner as a trainer
VENETIA THOMPSON
First winner on first ride
ABBIE WILLMOTT
Emtidaad winning after six-hour journey
We’ve been delighted with the response to this new award, with nominations flooding for the unsung heroes working in yards across Britain who are dedicated to their role, whatever the weather Our judging panel has read their stories, hotly debated their attributes and whittled them down to a shortlist of 12 – and now it’s your turn… to vote for your own Stable Employee of the year
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VOTING CLOSES ON 31ST MAY OUR SHORTLIST FOR THE EQUINE PRODUCTS UK LTD STABLE EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
BILLIE BLIGHT (DANIELLE KENEALY)
AMBER BURNETT (LUCY FELTON)
ELLA CARR-SMITH (ALICE DAWSON)
JESS DIGWEED (GINA ELLIS)
JAMES DOWN (DAVID KEMP)
MAX FORESTER (CHARLOTTE LEARY)
Photo: Caroline ExelbyHARRY GREASBY (MAX COMLEY)
DANNI HARRIS (KELLY MORGAN)
FREYA HOMER (HANNAH CLARKE)
KERRY LONG (FRANCESCA POSTE)
RUBEN MARSHALL (TERESA CLARK)
ALI OLIVER (JAMES COOKSON)
Premier Fantasy and Tommie O’Brien at Tabley
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Ffree Pedro and Freddie Mitchell soar away at Tabley
WEDNESDAY 15TH MAY 2024
By Kirsty Boutflower
The curtain came down on the Wessex Area Point to Point on Wednesday evening at the Weston & Banwell and West Somerset Vale meeting at Cothelstone Always popular with local racegoers and participants, the decent sized crowd were treated to some good racing with a riding double for Martin McIntyre, veteran Shantou Flyer showing age is no problem and a pulsating finish to the Ladies Open.
Jockey Izzie Marshall has thrown down the gauntlet to long time Ladies Champion, Gina Andrews and another winner on Back Bar last night pushed her two clear Sent off even money favourite, Izzie dictated for much of the way taking the fresh ground on the inner L’Air du Vent under Megan Bevan, however tried to make life
hard for her and when Sizing Cusimano joined in there were three in line over the second last with all to play for. But Izzie galvanised Back Bar to get up for a narrow win although it took a few minutes for the judge to make the announcement. Trainer Alan Hill, who will soon be Izzie’s father in law, said afterwards, “I have about 15 horses left to run and we are doing all we can to support Izzie so she wins the title I’m hoping that a few more trainers will do the same as she’s a very talented rider and really deserves this.”
Shantou Flyer has been a popular sight on Wessex courses over the past 6 seasons and although reaching the twilight of his career, still had enough class to fend off the challenge of the tough and consistent Dr
Magic and Charlie Marshall (1st) Conditions (Level 2)
Rhythm. Both horses had won last time out at South Hill with the winner giving young Billy Broomfield the second winner of his career With Olive Nicholls still feeling sore from her fall from this horse at Stafford Cross when he uncharacteristically ran out, it was left to Billy to do the steering again. Jumping well throughout, Shantou Flyer always slightly had the upper hand and prevailed by 5 lengths at the line Paul Nicholls was on hand to greet his winner and remarked. “He’s some kid for his age!” about 16 year old Billy who currently works for him while Olive confirmed that she hoped to be back in the saddle next week.
Another long-time favourite, Posh Totty, was present in the form of her son, Posh Dude and he confirmed the promise of
Enchanted Photo: Tim Holthis debut run in a bumper at Milborne St Andrew when he took the second division of the maiden under Will Biddick for thrilled owner-breeder Jeremy Barber and a relieved trainer Harry Ryall who is also Jeremy’s tenant. Although the Max Comley trained favourite, Just Her Type tried hard to wear down the winner, Will admitted afterwards, “He’s literally like a terrier, ears go flat back and he refused to let the second pass him.” The second should also go into the notebooks as she was last for most of the way under James King, before making rapid progress with three to jump It was her debut and she will have learnt plenty The earlier division was won by another debutant in Moonbow for the Josh Newman yard with Josh himself riding. A good-looking son of Spanish Moon, he was bought privately from Sean Doyle in Ireland. Josh’s partner Kayley clearly holds the gelding in high regard and although he is now up for sale, she would dearly like to keep him in the yard “He’s been so straightforward from day one and I just love him.”
The opening Conditions race looked quite competitive on paper and so it proved with a whole host of horses in with a chance with half a mile to run. Eventually it was the Flat-bred Enchanted Magic who took the spoils under Maryland Hunt Cup
winning rider, Charlie Marshall. A winner of a maiden hurdle in Ireland, he had then shown little in subsequent starts over there for both Willie Mullins and Colin McBratney. He looked like he could take a hand in the finish on his pointing debut at Milborne St Andrew only to fall at the last. A big imposing son of Dark Angel, he looks to have improved significantly on what he showed in the three starts after that and possibly the firmer ground might be more to his liking.
The Novice Riders race went to Stadmallen who had been unlucky last time at South Hill when crashing out through the wing of a fence under trainer/jockey Heidi Stevens. With Henry Moore taking the reins this time, Stadmallen kicked clear to record a 4 length success over favourite All Loved Up Twenty year old Henry rides out for Heidi (whom she has known since he was 14) as well as doing the schooling and also riding out for Les Jefford and Rod Millman. This was Stadmallen’s second win for Heidi who purchased him out of the Nigel TwistonDavies yard
The final two races were won by jockey Martin “Fly” McIntyre who took the Restricted on Rocky Creed for trainer Bea Coward and the Maiden Conditions on Born in the West for Jazmin Hosgood.
Rocky Creed looks a nice type and should progress further following his earlier 12 length romp at Lockinge Purchased by Mel Smith Bloodstock at Doncaster Sales after one run in Ireland, Bea explained “He’s such a genuine horse He probably found the shorter trip at Larkhill too quick for him then he wasn’t right when we took him back there. But he made amends at Lockinge and is a very exciting horse for the Barrow Racing Club!” Fly’s second winner came on the grey Born in the West who proved a character on the way to post, bucking him off However in the race, he was far more professional and beat Beat the Poli and Keepitfrombecky with something in hand. He had finished a fair second on debut at Cotley before finding the ground at Cothelstone too testing on Easter Monday. He will now head to the sales and looks a nice prospect.
SATURDAY 18TH MAY 2024
By Jake ExelbyThe decision to rebrand what used to be known as the Pembrokeshire fixture as the Welsh International point-to-point, opening the races to Irish horses and jockeys and offering £1,000 prize money – with £700 to the winner – for five of the seven races proved a resounding success for the organisers, led by Fixture Secretary Lucy Thomas and Sponsorship Manager Clare Morgan. Ten horses from five yards, along with three riders, made the short hop from Ireland on the ferry, to join British championship contenders Josh Newman (leading trainer) and Tim Vaughan (leading owner) and his son Ed (leading novice rider). A large crowd was present to ‘see’ the action, although a mist that rolled in before racing restricted visibility and – from the third race onwards, only the two fences in the home straight could be clearly seen from the viewing areas.
The raiding party had to content themselves with a single victory, which came courtesy of John Brennan’s Seymourjohn in the Mason Bros & The Cottesmore Farm & Fenton Home Farm Young Horse Maiden, in which six faced the starter The five-year-old, who had yet to complete but had shown promise before falling at the final fence last time out, was always prominent alongside favourite Joyeux Mome and the two soon came clear of the field before Seymourjohn and Toby McCain-Mitchell took the lead two out and was untroubled to score by six lengths, with another Irish runner – Bulletofexpression –running on for four lengths third.
“This has been the plan for the last few weeks, and we had a few pounds on at 9/2!” beamed a visibly delighted John afterwards. “We saw it advertised, they invited us over and I think it’s a great idea. They used to run a similar fixture at Kinsale.” The trainer, based at Enniscorthy in Wexford, has ten pointers, and said of Seymourjohn, “I bought him at Ascot as a weak three-year-old and he’s taken time Two-and-a-half miles is his trip and I think he can win a bumper He’s for sale and will go to Doncaster this week if I don’t sell him privately first.”
Asked how he came by the mount, Toby told me, “My friend Darren O’Dwyer, a bloodstock agent who used to be assistant to my uncle
Donald, rang me up and told me there was a ride for me here. I’d never met Mr Brennan before and his instructions were to ‘tip away upsides’ but no-one wanted to make the running, so I did. He’s a lovely horse, very professional. He settled well, his jumping was awesome, and he was only ever in third gear.” It was a ninth win of the campaign for the 21-year-old, who works for Nigel TwistonDavies but wouldn’t be drawn on whether he plans to turn conditional next season, saying only, “I’ll see how my diet’s going!”
Aside from the Irish contingent and the atmosphere they created, the day’s honours belonged to 16-year-old novice championelect Ed Vaughan, whose treble – taking him to 22 wins for the season (plus a walkover and two under rules) and surely cemented third place in the national riders title All his winners were owned by his father Tim and two were trained by him, including Siberian Star in the showpiece, the four-runner Cynthia Higgon Mixed Open Race. Always in the first three despite a mistake going out on the final circuit, the pair emerged from the gloom in the lead two out and came home five lengths and eight clear of Looksnowtlikebrian and Powerstown Park, with favourite Voodoo Doll returning home riderless after running out somewhere in the mist.
“He jumped better than at any time this season,” confirmed Tim. “While he didn’t have the form in the book to win this, his best form is on good ground, and he hasn’t had a busy year.” The successful owner-trainer, better
known nowadays for his exploits under rules added, “That’s 18 wins (plus a walkover) this season and I’m enjoying being back pointing – it’s where I started. This year’s been a bit of an experiment to get Ed going and to try to make rules horses from our pointers, and it’s been good fun. We’ll be back next season, but maybe not with the same numbers – it’s very expensive!”
Talking about his season’s feats, Ed admitted, “It’s been unbelievable to have so many winners and to be third to James King and Will Biddick. Dad’s been brilliant – so supportive – and I’ve had some good outside rides.”
The winning combination followed up in the Mr C Grisdale & Mr M George Conditions Race (Level 3), for which five were declared, on Tight Call, another one of the Vaughan string getting his head in front for the first time this season. Well-backed after a close second last time out, the ten-year-old was in front each time the horses were visible and – despite a howler at the last – won by an easy ten lengths from pointing debutant Frau Georgia, a great first ride for Katie Powell. Top Of The Charts was a length further back, with favourite Prime Pretender running no sort of race and pulling up with a circuit to go
“It’s easy, this racing game!” laughed Tim afterwards. “I’ve been running him on the wrong ground – he’s always wanted it good – but he ran a blinder last time and I thought
Maiden Race for 4-&-5-year-olds winner Seymourjohn and Toby McCain Mitchellhe was my strongest chance of the day. He’ll keep going to the end of the season.” Ed, explaining Tight Call’s blunder at the final fence, said, “He probably got a bit nervous as he’d had it easy up to then.”
Ed had initiated his treble on the John Mathias trained Getaway Cory, who prevailed by three lengths from Irish runner Peace
In The Park in the Mr W J Evans Hengoed Restricted, in which five ran. In the lead after a circuit, he remaining prominent despite being badly squeezed at the twelfth fence and – clear two out – foiled the efforts of the second. Blackfyre made late progress for six lengths third.
“It means a lot to have a winner here,” smiled John, the former leading rider who now trains a small string at St Florence, in South Pembrokeshire. “He’s a lovely honest horse We’ve had issues with a couple of our horses at home so Tim – who’s a good friend and who still owns Getaway Cory – said, ‘I’ve got one that would suit you’, and he came to me after his Ystradowen win. He’s enjoying the one-to-one attention I give him and working on the beaches at Manorbier and Tenby South.”
“After I got squeezed, my aim was to stay out of trouble,” confessed winning rider Ed “The two Irish horses tired coming down the hill, so I could nick a couple of lengths.”
Talking about Getaway Cory, he said, “We’ve persevered with him, and I think he can keep progressing. He started out in points for Kayley Woollacott and Josh Newman, and was a hurdler under rules, so this is quite different.”
The latter – bidding for a maiden champion trainers title – made the four-hour journey from his base at Woolminstone in Somerset with two runners, and was rewarded when Varinia, who he also rode, took the P Capstick Clearly Interiors Point-to-Point Flat Race, in which six started. Always in the first pair, the five-year-old mare hit the front coming up
the home straight and held on well to deny the Irish a second success, beating debutant Moulane A Chroi by half a length with longtime leader Caramelo Rapido sticking on well a further length and a half back, taking Josh to 25 wins for the season as a trainer, three clear of Alan Hill.
“It’s never been the aim, it’s just happened,” admitted Josh – who has also ridden 18 winners (plus a walkover) this year – of his trainers title aspirations. “I had six wins in a weekend in late March, but the championship bid only became realistic a couple of weeks ago We’ve got a full range of horses, from youngsters that we hope to sell, to progressive types, to experienced horses (like Sixteen Letters, who had won earlier in the day at Peper Harow). The older ones are running well, and we’ll decide on plans for the rest of the season over the next few days.” As for Varinia, “We bought her from Ireland, she ran well at Garthorpe last time and we lined her up for today. She’s for sale.”
Just two went to post in the opener, the Castlemorris Equestrian and Pets Members Race and it went the way of another in-form combination. Mini Fortune, who took the match by 12 lengths from Phoenix Rock, was winning her fifth race on the bounce, trainer Luke Price was scoring for the 14th time this season (he was at Peper Harow, where he later made it 15) and jockey Callum Pritchard – last year’s champion male novice and making it two wins from two rides for Luke – was moving on to 13 for the year, despite a campaign interrupted by weather and a whip suspension incurred at Aintree
In the trainer’s absence, I spoke to winning owner Nathan Pyne, who told me, “We came here because we’re close in the national leading horse championship (Mini Fortune is one behind Grace A Vous Enki) and we’ll let her tell us if she’ll run again. She’ll go next weekend if she’s full of beans but we’re not going to put her under any stress.” The mare hadn’t looked to be going well for much of the
contest and Nathan explained, “She wants a left-handed track, but she’s clever and she puts herself right when she sees a stride She had a serious co-pilot today – Callum’s class.”
The ‘serious co-pilot’ (usual jockey James King was at Peper Harow with the trainer) was bullish afterwards, saying, “Although everything was against her and she jumped violently left, she did everything I asked and I never felt she was beaten, as I knew she was the fitter of the two (Phoenix Rock hadn’t run for over two years).” The 22-year-old cited a Flete Park treble and riding for good owners and trainers as his season’s highlights and confirmed that he’ll turn conditional next year for his employers, Philip Hobbs and Johnson White.
The Well Drilling and Mr C Edwards Maiden attracted eight runners, the biggest field of the day, and went the way of Trendy Lady, who was bouncing back from a poor run last week having shown good form earlier in the year, including a sixth in the Dunraven Bowl. Mid-division early, the eight-year-old – one of three mares to win on the card – went second with a circuit to run and was in the lead two out, battling up the run-in to win by two lengths and one from market leaders Maska Du Morvan and favourite Emorelle
It was a first winner of the season for both jockey Carys Morris – enjoying a fifth career success and rushing off to weigh out for the next race so unable to talk after her victory – and trainer Clare Lloyd Davies, who said afterwards of Trendy Lady, “We got her from Henry de Bromhead for a small group of owners (The Trendy Lords & Ladies Club) and she’s been really consistent. She ran well at Chepstow and got boxed in last weekend – she didn’t like the big field.” Clare, who trains just inside the Welsh border near Hayon-Wye, “Has had one or two pointers for the last fifteen years or so”, and has trained seven winners overall, although this was her first since 2019
SUNDAY 19TH MAY 2024
By Russell SmithSEB Mead remembered the late Keagan Kirkby after claiming a poignant victory on Imperial Esprit at the Grafton Pointto-Point at Edgcote, near Banbury, before looking forward to a summer spell with Willie Mullins.
With a good-sized crowd basking in the spring sunshine on Sunday, Mead shone brightest aboard the Robert Varnhamtrained 10-year-old in the PPORA Club Members Conditions Race (Level 2), for Novice Riders Championship Final.
Previously Kirkby’s mount before the 25-year-old died while riding at Charing in February, Imperial Esprit struck the front at the fourth-last in the contest sponsored by Savills and PPORA, before storming up the hill to win by two-and-a-half lengths.
Runner-up Striking Out was subsequently disqualified after Bella Oliver failed to draw the correct weight with The Composeur and Jack Wilmot promoted to second.
Mead, 22, said: “It was a very classy performance. Full credit to Robert for still having him running well at the end of the season.”
And reflecting on the loss of his weighing room colleague, he added: “He is always in our thoughts. I knew him well from when he could come down into the south-east to ride.”
Mead is based with David Phelan at Brook, near Ashford in Kent, and his boss has fixed him up with a dream trip to Mullins’s all-conquering Closutton stables in County Carlow.
“It’s brilliant,” said the excited rider “I can’t wait. I would love to train in the future, so it is the place to go Hopefully, I will learn a thing or two.”
Varnham’s thoughts were also with Kirkby after his charge’s success “He did that for Keagan,” commented the trainer, who is based at Bramley, near Guildford. “He will be watching down on us. At the beginning of the season, we said we would go for this race.”
Kirkby’s grandad, Dave Young, was watching the live stream, and is a member of owners the Gunshot Paddocks Racing Club, along with Chris Knotek, Clive Penfold, Sally Marks, Alan Wilson and Andy Gallagher
With clerk of the course Graham Tawell and his team working wonders to produce Good ground, 50 runners faced the starter at the picturesque track nestled in the Northamptonshire countryside
Dawn Ball, who trains out of Paul Webber’s nearby Cropredy Lawn stables, celebrated her first double when Well P and Billy Two Rivers took the opening two races under Ellie Callwood.
The trainer had gone nine years without a winner before Well P scored at Mollington 13 days earlier, and the seven-year-old repeated the dose in the Grafton Hunt Members, Subscribers & Farmers Race.
The contest, sponsored by Heygates Country Foods, was open to horses entered for last month’s abandoned Bicester with Whaddon Chase Hunt meeting, and the move paid off with nine runners.
Callwood always had her mount in the firing line, before forging clear to pass the post 15 lengths ahead of Nasee and Ellie Miller with Fiftyfifty a length back in third.
Ball, who owns the gelding as part of the Paddy Pea Club, with her mother, Joyce Ball, James Stride and Mick and Harriet Curran said: “I think we have something special for next year With the Bicester being abandoned, I’m grateful that the Grafton have allowed us to join them.”
Things got even better for Ball and Callwood when Billy Two Rivers opened his account in great style in the Maiden Race, sponsored by a Gentleman.
Callwood tracked the front-running Whatchagotder before hitting the front at the third-last and her mount, owned by Ball’s partner, James Stride, powered clear to score by 16 lengths from Sean O’Connor’s mount.
“Wow, what can I say,” exclaimed the trainer “I think he is some machine He only turned five this month, but mentally he is so mature.”
Step Back and Lexi New (right, red and blue)The gelding came from Turlough O’Connor, and Ball added: “He couldn’t run on bottomless going in Ireland. I have had no winners for a long time and now I have had a double It is amazing - three winners in two weeks!”
The double took Callwood’s tally for the campaign to 10, beating her previous best, and she said: “He is a very smart young horse for the future. Moving yards to Kelly Morgan has given me a big helping hand. I started with Tom and Gina Ellis, and I owe a lot to them.”
Caryto Des Brosses bounced back to winning ways in a high-quality Mixed Open, sponsored by John White Funeral Directors.
Pulled up in the mud at Cheltenham last time, Thetford trainer David Kemp’s 12-year-old appreciated the sounder surface to make it a dozen wins between the flags plus two hunter chase successes.
Dale Peters maintained a strong gallop on the prolific winner to foil Golan Fortune’s bid for a four-timer by two-and-a-quarter lengths with Jetaway Joey 11 lengths back in third.
Kemp said his charge would probably not go to Stratford on May 31, reasoning: “He needs to run right-handed because he has some arthritic issues in the left side of his neck, and he is not so comfortable going left-handed.”
Owner John Ridge added: “I had it in the back of my mind that he would retire at 12 but after that performance I am not sure.”
And Peters said: “He has been a hero for my career He has been very unlucky not to win a good one.”
Step Back rolled back the years to take the PPORA Club Members Veteran Horse Conditions Race (Level 3) for Oxfordshire trainer Lily Bradstock and rider Lexie New.
Winner of the 2018 bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown, for whom he is now a Retraining of Racehorses Ambassador, the 14-yearold came clear up the straight to upset 1-3 favourite Benefaktor and Gina Andrews by eight lengths in the Framptons Planningsponsored contest.
With Letcombe Bassett handler Lily taking the veteran back to the lorry park, her mother, Sara, said: “He is teaching Lexie lots. He is having a lovely time, and his feet are too bad to do anything else Our farrier, Paul Logue, has done an incredible job of keeping him sound.”
She added that there were no plans to retire the gelding, who runs in the colours of the Cracker and Smodge Partnership, named after owner Jamie McCloud’s nicknames for his children.
New commented: “He is a very cool horse I feel very honoured to ride him. Up the hill I could feel them all around me and I knew he would keep going.”
Capparattin followed up his Mollington maiden win for Francesca Poste’s Ettington stables, near Stratford, with a game success in the Restricted Race, sponsored by Towcester Vets.
Charlie Case’s mount was challenged by Chabichou Dupoitou from the fourth-last, and the pair were locked together up the run-in, but Capparattin dug deep to fend off Izzie’s Marshall’s mount by a short head.
The Bumble Bee Racing Partnership, headed by Jane Burton and made up of her daughters, Lucy and Annabel, Trudy Gleed, Mark Styles and Mark Pugh, took over the nine-year-old’s ownership from the late John O’Neill.
Jane said: “He is gamer than I thought he was. He took it up from the front and every time they came to him, he said ‘No, no, no’. John would be so proud.”
Case added: “He jumps for fun. He only does what he has to and saves a bit for himself.”
Nick Wright’s first visit to Edgcote proved a memorable one although he had to endure an anxious wait before Mount Pleasant was confirmed the winner of the Owner-Trainer Conditions Race (Level 2) following a stewards’ enquiry
The seven-year-old hit the front going to the third-last in the NFU Mutual-sponsored contest under Alex Chadwick, before holding on by three-quarters of a length from the rallying Secret Cargo and Katie Featherstone
Wright, who is based at Chippenham, near Newmarket, said: “All the credit must go to Ali Warboys, who has done the training while I have been away Hopefully, he will go to Stratford for the Restricted. This is a beautiful course I have never been before.”
Brothers Harry and Oliver Vigors, from Aldbourne, near Marlborough, completed a family double in the two pony races, sponsored by Ben Case Racing, to be crowned the South Midlands Area Leading Riders.
Oliver, 12, triumphed in the 138cm and under contest aboard Little Anne, before Harry, 14, took the honours on Obi 1 Knobi in the 148cm and under race
SUNDAY 19TH MAY 2024
By Granville TaylorAnge des Malberaux may have been the oldest horse in the three runner Brends Hotel sponsored Mixed Open run over four miles one furlong, but the Heidi Stevens trained 14-year-old outsider of the trio seemed to relish the fast ground to score unchallenged from Joey Steel after odds-on favourite Minella Jab had failed to sparkle
It was the winner’s second run of the season following a hunter chase outing at Cheltenham last month. The veteran ex-chaser is owned by Brayford vet Brian McCreesh, and was ridden by his wife who rides under her maiden name Heidi Stevens. “Nobody was keen to make it and I couldn’t hold him, but he found it so easy. He got injured at Trebudannon last April so has had a lay off until recently,” reported Heidi.
The Dean Summersby yard continued their successful winning spree with a double, on the heels of a recent Upcott Cross fourtimer Russian Invasion (Darren Edwards) was defyinga5lbspenaltyforhisParhamwinwhen taking the James Pryce Tractors Restricted with a hard fought success over Boys Will Be Boys (George Hiscock) and Alkademon (Henry Moore).The scene in the unsaddling area however featured the runner up’s rider
George Hiscock. The popular Dorset based 32-year-old, with 30 career winners in the saddle, announced his retirement from the saddle only for his weighing room colleagues to drench him with buckets of water. Maybe the “cold shower” was welcome on a warm afternoon.
Dorrells Pierji completed the Summersby/ Edwards double in the PPORA Conditions race for eight-year-olds and over. The French bred 11-year-old recorded a very fast official time (5 mins 39 secs) in beating course winner Skilful Lord (Will Biddick) and the favourite Captain MC (James King). Dorrells Pierji, who has wins on his CV for Willie Mullins and Dan Skelton in his younger days, has taken time to find his form after joining his current yard this season. “He has had loads of issues to sort out but living out in the field has helped. The hood has made a big difference as well, plus the better ground. He did it so easy today”, said the Lifton based trainer who now has the lead for one of the National trainers’ titles.
Anna Johnston is also in the running for a National title She put herself level with Natasha Cookson for the Novice Ladies’ award with a smooth success on Walkin Out in the PJ Hobbs and NFU Mutual Conditions race This shrewdly placed mare was winning her third successive Conditions race in the space of three weeks. “She travelled well and I was able to take a good lead,” reported the rider The mare, in the colours of John Dorse,
was achieving a landmark century of winners to be sent out by trainer Leslie Jefford. She may head for a Newton Abbot hunter chase next.
The closest finish of the day came in the South Molton Transport Maiden when sevenyear-old mare Share A Moment just edged out Cockspur Balla by a short head to put jockey Martin (Fly) McIntyre into double figures for the season. The Irish born jockey had reached a career total of 100 point-topoint winners last month. Share A Moment had shown very little in Ireland for her previous trainer Michael Hourigan. She is now owned and trained by farrier Ryan Chapman at St Mawgan, Cornwall who said. “I bought her privately after she was led out unsold at Doncaster sales. The two and a half miles was too sharp at Flete (where she was behind two subsequent winners) and we were waiting for better ground. We train her on the beach at Mawgan Porth.”
David Pipe’s Moodofthemoment had dead heated at the Axe Vale last month when giving 19-year-old Luke Morris his first winner The pair followed up with an outright success here to land odds of 4-7 at the expense of Grove Ash (Shannon Holmes) in the Totnes & Bridgetown Races Company Conditions event. The winner was hanging left up the finishing hill before a relieved rider was able to celebrate with a victory salute passing the post.
Russian Invasion, Darren Edwards (1st) nearside, jumps with Boys Will Be Boys, George Hiscock (2nd)
SUNDAY 19TH MAY 2024
By Rory AlkinThe large crowd was treated to some good racing in glorious sunshine Bradley Gibbs recorded a training double, while jockeys Huw Edwards and Tommie O’Brien each rode a double
Gibbs was absent on the day, due to his partner Claire Sherriff having an accident earlier that morning. The first leg of the double came courtesy of Tommie O’Brien on Premier Fantasy in the Restricted who got the better of a great duel with John Dawson on Surprise Attack in the straight, winning by a neck. The five-year-old gelding had previously won a Maiden at Kimble and looks a useful prospect.
Gibbs double came in the concluding threemile Maiden where Freddie Mitchell had no
trouble in beating Huw Edwards on Sabre Rattling by five lengths. The eight-year gelding, owned by Timothy Talbot has taken time to mature having been in training with Donald McCain previously and running well in a Bangor Novice Hurdle just over a year ago
The second leg of O’Brien’s riding double was aboard Buzzard Trix in the featured Lord Daresbury Race where the combination led throughout from Huw Edwards on The Creadan Rogue and won easily by fifteen lengths. The Deborah Walton owned winner is trained by Heidi Brookshaw and clearly likes the track as he won a Conditions Race at the corresponding meeting last season.
Edwards rode a double courtesy of Willewonga in the Mixed Open and Eeze a Saint in the Small Keepers Race. In the Mixed Open, Fred Phillipson-Stow on the Cheltenham Hunter Chase Winner A Jet of Our Own, set out to make all but was passed by Edwards on Willewonga after three out
who then ran on gamely to win by a length and a half The winner, trained by Hannah Roach, was having his first win for eighteen months and was suited by the better ground here and the two-and-a-half-mile trip
Archie Loweth on the odds-on favourite Pym led in the Small Keepers Race but had no answer to Edwards on Eeze a Saint who took it up at the 15th and won by five lengths. The winner was bought privately by Jane Wanless from David Futter and is trained by her husband Martin. The ten-year-old winner had previously won his Maiden here five years ago, when trained by Josh Guerriero.
In the opening Maiden for four- and fiveyear-olds over two-and-a-half miles, Jack Teal on Boots Folly took it up three out from Guy Sankey on Chief Hopper and ran on well to beat John Dawson on Vadaverro by five lengths. The five-year-old home-bred winner is trained by Teal for Peter Maddison from Skewsby.
The presentation of the Lord Daresbury cup to the connections of Buzzard TrixThe Northern Area Point-to-Point season ended on a high at Hexham last Saturday with 55 runners on the Haydon’s seven race card enjoyed by a bumper crowd in the sunshine
Local trainers Charlotte Tailford and David Parker had plenty to celebrate after sending out Famous Response and Shantou’s Temple to land the opening two contests.
First-time cheekpieces worked the oracle with Famous Response who seemed to relish the soft ground and true test of stamina on his eighth start of the campaign in the WMH Quality Catering Conditions Race. Never far off the pace, the ten-yearold was produced by Tailford to dispute the lead at the last with Not The Chablis before finding plenty when the chips were down on the long run-in to see off odds-on favourite Eagle Rock’s late challenge by a head. Ask Cory (Chloe McHattie) finished an honourable 4th on his final start before
SATURDAY 18TH MAY 2024
By Peter Burgonretirement, beaten under four lengths, under top weight of 12st10lb
Almost 17 years to the day since his dam Temple Green got off the mark at Hexham, Shantou’s Temple did likewise in the High Plains Maiden Race despite losing both hind shoes during the contest. Always going well under Joe Wright, he went on three out and quickly settled the issue before coasting home twenty lengths ahead of So Be It (Dominic Hislop).
Malton-based owner/trainer/rider Jack Teal enhanced his impressive strike rate in recent weeks with victory on Wotnowcato in the 2m4f Jacksons of Hexham Maiden Race. Sent on after two out, the youngster kept on well to beat Hollywood Harmon (Pippa Brown) by three lengths and Teal is confident he will be even better next season on a sounder surface. The winner was bought for £7,000 at the Goffs UK Doncaster Store Sale in May 2022 and might well have won on debut
at Brocklesby Park earlier in the season had he not fallen at the last. Teal took his seasonal tally to 12 when scoring on Boots Folly at Tabley on Sunday.
Dropped in trip and carrying at least 15lb less than he had done when scoring three times in Men’s Open company earlier this term, Buster Valentine provided 17-yearold Eleanor Clark with a memorable first winner on only her second ride between the flags in the 2m4f Graham Reader Motor Engineer Ladies Open Race. Will Milburn’s charge stayed on strongly in the closing stages to beat Humps And Bumps (Jemima Stewart) by twelve lengths. An ecstatic Clark, currently doing an apprenticeship at Askham Bryan College, commented: “He tanked me round’’, while this was a 20th winner from 38 runners between the flags since February 2019 for Sheriff Hutton-based handler Will Milburn.
Envious Editor’s belated seasonal debut in the JS Hubbuck Ltd Maling Trophy Mixed
Judge and assistant judge
Open Race was a winning one in the hands of Bristol University final year student Henry Crow Confidently ridden, the tenyear-old tracked the leaders on the final circuit before surging to the front at the last and went on to score by a comfortable five lengths from Warwickshire raider Dundrum Wood Martha Reeve)
This was a first winner for Shropshire trainer Caroline Crow who had been in two minds whether to run her stable star on the soft ground after making the 4-hour journey from Hadnall. His next outing is likely to be at the Stratford Hunters’ Chase meeting on May 31.
After finally overhauling long-time leader Bestfriend Barnaby (Guy Sankey) two out, Thomas Easterby’s mount Lou Marvelous sprinted clear on the run-in to take the Insync Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic Restricted Race in great style by twelve lengths and this talented 7-year-old Masked Marvel gelding looks one to follow next season.
Former 148-rated chaser Canelo rolled back the years with a first win since December
2020 in the Lycetts Conditions Race. Given a peach of a ride by Natasha Cookson, he took it up three out and stayed on strongly to beat ex-chaser Raecius Felix (Cerys Murray) by eight lengths. This was a first training success for Great Smeaton-based Thomas Fife who bought the evergreen eleven-year-old privately seven weeks ago out of Ben Haslam’s Middleham yard Cookson is now joint leader with Anna Johnston in the National Novice Riders Ladies Championship
As usual, the main action was preceded by two pony races sponsored by DJ & SJ Recycling. Last month’s Corbridge scorer Greenbarrow Goldsmith (Hugo Murray) followed up in the 138cm Open contest from Silver (Freya Ainslie) and Africa (Harley Blackwood), with the winner having made the 380-mile round trip from Whitchurch while the third was the day’s longest traveller having made the marathon 630-mile round trip from Wickford, Essex.
Judge Fox secured his 10th win in the last two seasons under Kaden Beasley in the 148cm Open contest, with the minor
placings filled by I’m Making It (Cara Tuke) and Dino Royale (Robyn Coulson).
For the record, this season’s 8 Northern Area fixtures had a total of 396 runners with a healthy average of 7.61 per race, while the ratio of runners to individual horses entered was one of the highest in the country at 77.04%.
Nick Orpwood won the Hexham Auction Mart Company Ltd-sponsored Men’s Jockeys Championship, Amy Coltherd won the Perth Racecourse-sponsored Ladies title, while Eloise Justice-Vose won the NPPA Novice Riders title in her first season.
The George F. White Champion Horse Award went to Oscar Wilde, while Eagles Rock won the Novice Horse equivalent and She Is The Enemy was the leading mare. Appropriately, the Buccleuch Arms, St Boswells-sponsored leading hunts awards were won by the Duke of Buccleuch’s (36pts), with the minor placings filled by Morpeth (27pts) and Jedforest (26pts).
2:00 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Coolagh Park (GB) (110) Soldier Unknown (IRE) (107) Caballo Diablo (IRE) (105) Ballyadam Destiny (GB) (103)
2:35 THE FIVE YEARS OLD AND OVER RESTRICTED RACE: Bumpy Evans (IRE) (112) Mountain Assault (IRE) (105) Learntalot (IRE) (104) Mr Bezi (IRE) (103)
3:10 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Grace A Vous Enki (FR) (122) Captain Mc (IRE) (116) Reikers Island (IRE) (116) Ballyadam Destiny (GB) (103) Siberian Star (GB) (102)
3:45 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Famous Clermont (FR) (139) Sixteen Letters (IRE) (131) I K Brunel (GB) (123) No Hassle Hoff (IRE) (123) Caballo Diablo (IRE) (122)
4:20 THE MAIDEN RACE (NWFAA): Freestyle Fighter (IRE) (94) Arknell (GB) (86) Islo (FR) (86) Just Our Milly (GB) (85) College Field (GB) (84)
4:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: Arknell (GB) (86) Islo (FR) (86) Papillondelumiere (IRE) (86) Callmesusie (IRE) (79) The Astronomist (GB) (62) Kirsch de Cotte (FR) (42) BRATTON DOWN 26/05/2024
2:00 THE EXMOOR FOXHOUNDS HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Cuzzicombe (IRE) (100) Kimarelli (GB) (100) Arv Way There (GB) (96) Navegaon Gate (GB) (89) Alkademon (IRE) (86)
2:35 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Great Colewood (GB) (108) Miltown Bridge (IRE) (96) Get Cracking (GB) (95) Lure des Pres (IRE) (93)
3:10 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (133) Humaniste (IRE) (131) Ninth Wave (IRE) (129) Eritage (FR) (116)
3:45 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Humaniste (IRE) (117) Ninth Wave (IRE) (115) Dr Rhythm (IRE) (107) Mitchouka (FR) (102)
4:20 THE EIGHT YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Great Colewood (GB) (108) Mitchouka (FR) (102) Steel Express (IRE) (97) Arv Way There (GB) (96)
4:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: Beat The Poli (IRE) (94) Killard Point (FR) (94) Assassins Lullaby (IRE) (81) Maska du Morvan (FR) (80) Lady Valkyerie (GB) (79)
KELSO 26/05/2024
5:10 THE BORDERS GROWERS & DISTILLERS CORINTHIAN SPIRIT ‘GRASSROOTS’ HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE SERIES FINAL (CLASS 3): Yippee Ki Yay (IRE) (115) Super Citizen (GB) (114) Matts Commission (IRE) (109) Inviction (IRE) (106)
2:30 THE OWNER-TRAINER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Captain Woodie (IRE) (102) Cooldine Bog (IRE) (100) Diamond Fort (IRE) (87) Imperial Acolyte (GB) (86)
3:05 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), FOR NOVICE RIDERS: Runwiththetide (IRE) (106) Caballo Diablo (IRE) (105) My Little Toni (GB) (103) Knight Bachelor (GB) (102)
3:40 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): I’m Spellbound (IRE) (116) Back It Up (IRE) (112) Mini Fortune (IRE) (112) Coolagh Park (GB) (110) Ocean Drifter (IRE) (107)
4:35 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Reikers Island (IRE) (120) I K Brunel (GB) (116) Myth Buster (IRE) (112) Tigerbythetail (IRE) (112) Cobra de Mai (FR) (111)
5:10 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Bumpy Evans (IRE) (112) Ringsend John (IRE) (112) Learntalot (IRE) (104) Yellow Car (IRE) (102) Get Cracking (GB) (95)
5:45 THE MAIDEN RACE: Killard Point (FR) (94) Just A Mystery (IRE) (92) Islo (FR) (86) Jullou de Grissay (FR) (80)
5:15 THE FRASER CUP MAIDEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5): Bellaney Lord (IRE) (110) Caballo Diablo (IRE) (108) Great Colewood (GB) (108) Inviction (IRE) (104) She Is The Enemy (IRE) (103)
27/05/2024
1:00 THE TALBORT TRANSPORT PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3 ), FOR NOVICE RIDERS: Ocean Drifter (IRE) (107) Killinkere (IRE) (99) Top of The Charts (FR) (97) Muckamore (IRE) (96)
1:35 THE CONCEPT FINANCE RESTRICTED RACE: Calidad (IRE) (114) Perryville (IRE) (106) Learntalot (IRE) (104) Yellow Car (IRE) (102)
2:10 THE HEWITTS LADIES OPEN RACE: Macklin (FR) (140) Captain Biggles (IRE) (130) Hung Jury (IRE) (128) I K Brunel (GB) (126)
2:45 THE PT PRODUCTS MENS OPEN RACE: Grace A Vous Enki (FR) (115) One For Rosie (GB) (112) Kauto No Risk (FR) (106) Muckamore (IRE) (106) Dr Oakley (IRE) (102)
3:20 THE JOCKEY CLUB NOVICE CHAMPION FINAL RACE FOR MARES AND FILLIES: Mini Fortune (IRE) (107) Imperial Pride (IRE) (101) Threeunderthree (GB) (99) Bushtucker Park (IRE) (97)
3:55 THE FOUR COUNTIES BOOKMAKERS & NICKLINS MAIDEN RACE: Jambo (FR) (94) Arknell (GB) (86) Papillondelumiere (IRE) (86) Patricks Hill (IRE) (86) You And Me Too (IRE) (86) College Field (GB) (84) Pethers Run (GB) (80)
UPCOTT CROSS 27/05/2024
2:00 THE TOTNES & BRIDGETOWN RACES SERIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), F OR GRASS ROOTS RIDERS: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (114) Jet Smart (IRE) (112) Scoresby (GB) (110) Premier d’Troice (FR) (108)
2:35 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Jean Genie (FR) (104) Takeabid (IRE) (97) Miltown Bridge (IRE) (96) Lucky Lara (IRE) (94)
3:10 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 1): Lakota Warrior (IRE) (119) Jet Smart (IRE) (112) Honest Opinion (GB) (105) Enchanted Magic (IRE) (104)
3:45 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Famous Clermont (FR) (132) Quintin’s Man (GB) (126) Hell Red (FR) (124) Dr Rhythm (IRE) (114)
4:20 THE MAIDEN CONDITIONS RACE: Keepitfrombecky (IRE) (98) Beat The Poli (IRE) (94) King de Palma (FR) (90) Free The Lion (IRE) (88)
4:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: Jambo (FR) (94) Badbury Rings (GB) (80) Bruce Gobbler (GB) (80) Jullou de Grissay (FR) (80) Holiday Fund (IRE) (78) Zalando (IRE) (78) Full Spes (FR) (72)
HEXHAM 18/05/2024
2:00 1. FAMOUS RESPONSE (IRE) Miss C. Tailford 12-1 2. EAGLES ROCK (IRE) J. Dawson 4-5F 3. NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) Miss J. Jubb 7-1 (9 ran).
2:35 1. SHANTOU’S TEMPLE (GB) Joe Wright 5-2F 2. SO BE IT (IRE) Dominic Hislop 6-1 3. KINGS CHARGER (GB) J. Teal 3-1 (9 ran).
3:10 1. WOTNOWCATO (IRE) J. Teal 4-1 2. HOLLYWOOD HARMON (IRE) Miss P. J. Brown 7-1 3. ARNIE (IRE) Joe Wright 5-2F (10 ran).
3:45 1. BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) Miss Eleanor Clark 4-1 2. HUMPS AND BUMPS (IRE) Miss Jemima Stewart 8-1
3. BATMAN FOR EVER (GER) Miss A. Coltherd 5-2 (7 ran).
4:20 1. ENVIOUS EDITOR (IRE) H. Crow 5-2 2. DUNDRUM WOOD (IRE) Miss M. Reeve 7-2 3. CUNEO (FR) J. Dawson 8-1 (7 ran).
4:55 1. LOU MARVELOUS (FR) T.E.Easterby 2-1 2. BESTFRIEND BARNABY (GB) G. Sankey 5-2 3. IL PADRINO (IRE) N. Orpwood 4-1 (6 ran).
5:30 1. CANELO (IRE) Miss Natasha Cookson 4-1 2. RAECIUS FELIX (IRE) Miss C. Murray 5-1 3. YOU NAME HIM (GB) J. Dawson 6-4F (7 ran).
2:00 1. HIGHLAND GLORY (GB) W. Barnett 5-1 2. HAPPY LARRY (IRE) P. York 5-2 (5 ran).
2:35 1. MR BEZI (IRE) James King 1-4F 2. GOLD BANDIT (IRE) S. Mead 9-4 (2 ran).
3:10 1. TRAPPIST MONK (IRE) S. Mead Evens 2. COUP DE PINCEAU (FR) G. Hiscock 2-5F (2 ran).
3:45 1. SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 11-8F 2. COUNT SIMON (IRE) Miss E. Herbison 9-4 (3 ran).
4:20 1. THE RED FELLA (IRE) W.Rekert 6-4F 2. CROUCHING TIGER (IRE) G. Hiscock 9-4 (4 ran).
4:55 1. SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 7-4F 2. THE YELLOW MINI (GB) A. Chadwick 4-1
3. IMPERIAL ACOLYTE (GB) Miss K. L. Featherstone 2-1 (6 ran).
18/05/2024
2:00 1. MINI FORTUNE (IRE) Callum Pritchard 1-7F 2. PHOENIX ROCK (IRE) J.Canavan 7-2 (2 ran).
2:35 1. SEYMOURJOHN (GB) T. McCain-Mitchell 9-2 2. JOYEUX MOME (FR) Edward Vaughan 5-2
3. BULLETOFEXPRESSION (IRE) Sean O’Rourke 4-1 (6 ran).
3:10 1. GETAWAY CORY (IRE) Edward Vaughan 7-4F 2. PEACE IN THE PARK (FR) Sean O’Rourke 7-2
3. BLACKFYRE (IRE) Callum Pritchard 5-1 (5 ran).
3:45 1. SIBERIAN STAR (GB) Edward Vaughan 5-1 2. LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) O. Radford 7-4
3. POWERSTOWN PARK (IRE) J.Canavan 6-1 (4 ran).
4:20 1. TIGHT CALL (IRE) Edward Vaughan 6-4 2. FRAU GEORGIA (IRE) Miss K. Powell 5-1
3. TOP OF THE CHARTS (FR) Miss C. M. Mills 12-1 (5 ran).
4:55 1. TRENDY LADY (IRE) Miss C. Morris 7-1 2. MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) Edward Vaughan 11-4
3. EMORELLE (IRE) Miss Eleanor Williams 5-2F (8 ran).
5:30 1. VARINIA (FR) J. Newman 6-4F 2. MOULANE A CHROI (IRE) J.Canavan 5-1 3. CARAMELO RAPIDO (IRE) Huw Edwards 4-1 (6 ran).
19/05/2024
2:00 1. RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) D. Edwards 7-2 2. BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) G. Hiscock 5-2F 3. ALKADEMON (IRE) H. Moore 15-2 (8 ran).
2:35 1. SHARE A MOMENT (IRE) M. McIntyre 7-4 2. COCKSPUR BALLA (GB) Callum Pritchard 3-1 3. BUD SUCCES (FR) W. Biddick 11-10F (5 ran).
3:10 1. WALKIN OUT (GB) Miss A. Johnston 2-7F 2. GREAT D’ANGE (FR) M. McIntyre 10-1 3. DILIGENT (FR) Miss Shannon Holmes 13-2 (6 ran).
3:45 1. ANGE DES MALBERAUX (FR) Miss H. M. Stevens 9-4 2. JOEY STEEL (IRE) M. McIntyre 2-1 (3 ran).
4:20 1. DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) D. Edwards 3-1 2. SKILFUL LORD (IRE) W. Biddick 5-2 3. CAPTAIN MC (IRE) James King Evens (5 ran).
4:55 1. MOODOFTHEMOMENT (IRE) L. Morris 4-7F 2. GROVE ASH (GB) Miss Shannon Holmes 7-2 3. BANG ON TARGET (IRE) R. David 4-1 (4 ran).
19/05/2024
2:00 1. WELL P (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 4-6F 2. NASEE (GB) Miss E. Miller 16-1 3. FIFTYFIFTY (IRE) D. Peters 8-1 (9 ran).
2:35 1. BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 4-1 2. WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) Sean O’Connor 5-1 3. MOUNT VINSON (IRE) Jack Andrews 7-1 (12 ran).
3:10 1. CARYTO DES BROSSES (FR) D. Peters 5-2 2. GOLAN FORTUNE (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell 5-4F 3. JETAWAY JOEY (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 5-2 (8 ran).
4:05 1. IMPERIAL ESPRIT (IRE) S. Mead 2-1F 2. THE COMPOSEUR (IRE) J. Wilmot 9-4 3. MR MAFIA (IRE) Freddie Keighley 7-1 (6 ran).
4:40 1. CAPPARATTIN (GB) C. Case 3-1 2. CHABICHOU DUPOITOU (GB) Miss I. Marshall 11-10F 3. QUEENHILL (GB) T. Broughton 10-1 (6 ran).
5:15 1. MOUNT PLEASANT (GB) A. Chadwick 4-6F 2. SECRET CARGO (IRE) Miss K. L. Featherstone 7-4 3. AHEAD OF THE GAME (IRE) G. Barfoot-Saunt 7-1 (4 ran).
5:50 1. STEP BACK (IRE) Miss L. New 5-2 2. BENEFAKTOR (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 2-5F 3. BENTONS LAD (GB) J. Wilmot 16-1 (5 ran).
TABLEY 19/05/2024
2:00 1. BOOTS FOLLY (GB) J. Teal 5-2F 2. VADAVVERO (IRE) J. Dawson 3-1 3. ELEVENYEARSLATER (GB) Huw Edwards 5-1 (7 ran).
2:35 1. WILLEWONGA (GB) Huw Edwards 9-4 2. A JET OF OUR OWN (IRE) F. Philipson-Stow 4-5F 3. STEADY THE SHIP (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 6-1 (5 ran).
3:10 1. PREMIER FANTASY (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 2-1 2. SURPRISE ATTACK (IRE) J. Dawson 9-2 3. CROBALLY BOY (IRE) J. Teal 6-1 (5 ran).
3:50 1. EEZE A SAINT (FR) Huw Edwards 3-1 2. PYM (IRE) A. Loweth 1-2F 3. DUE REWARD (IRE) Miss M. Bealby 10-1 (5 ran).
4:25 1. BUZZARD TRIX (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 5-2 2. THE CREADAN ROGUE (IRE) Huw Edwards 1-2F (3 ran).
5:00 1. FFREE PEDRO (IRE) F. Mitchell 2-1J 2. SABRE RATTLING (GB) Huw Edwards 2-1J 3. FREESTYLE FIGHTER (IRE) Henry Bailey 3-1 (6 ran).
AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE
MIDTheFitzwilliam (Milton)Hunt
SM TheBerks&Bucks Draghounds
D&CTheExmoor Foxhounds
WM TheAlbrighton& WoodlandHunt
D&C TheSouth TetcottHunt
D&C SouthCornwall
D&C TheTiverton Staghounds
D&C TheTorrington FarmersFoxhounds
DingleySaturday25thMay
KingstonBlount Sunday26thMay
BrattonDown Sunday26thMay
ChaddesleyCorbett Monday27thMay
UpcottCross Monday27thMay
Trebudannon Friday31stMay
BrattonDown Sunday2ndJune
ChapletonBarton, Umberleigh Saturday8thJune
Coup De Pinceau – George Hiscock
Photo: Neale Blackburn
Saturday, 25 May 2024
2.00 3m
BALLYADAM DESTINY 552-652
BONAMARGY (IRE) 6-6P1UP
CABALLO DIABLO (IRE) 55-1P21
Mr M. Williams
DurrellDry Partnership
Mr J. B. Wallwin
COOLAGH PARK 32-3120..............................................................................................Richard Cranfield
DICKIE DIVER (IRE) 5P0-00U
FRANCESCO DU CLOS (FR) 214/-4PF
KILLINKERE (IRE) 5-U2P13
LORDS PARK STAR (IRE) 232/2P-P
MUCKAMORE (IRE) 1F2235
Mr John Whyte
Mike & Mark Chatterton
Mr Cliff Myers
Mrs Sarah McLean
Mr A. J. Arkwright
SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) 111 The Woodway Partnership
THUNDERSTRUCK (IRE) 1-P4532 Dr P.R&Mr A.C Warpole&M Cherry Downes
TIGHT CALL (IRE) 6-55P21
Mr T. Vaughan
URBAN GRIT (IRE) F2-6113 The Sunday Night Partnership
2.35 3m
BUMPY EVANS (IRE) 00/-FF21
Mr T. Vaughan
CAPPARATTIN 0/0//4-611 The Bumble Bee Racing Partnership
GET CRACKING P-4P341 S W Racing
GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211
GRANGECLARE DIEGO (IRE) 1U1P3
IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) 1D1
ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P
KARISMATIK (FR) 5P-5P21
LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332
MILANFORD (IRE) 02PPPP-
MISTER SKY (FR) PP1
MOUNTAIN ASSAULT (IRE) 21//1134-
MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F1
STAR PRESENT (IRE) 12-P34U
Mr T. Vaughan
Mr J. B. Wallwin
Mr & Mrs T Dalley
Mr J. H. Henderson
Mr Lenny Smith
Mr Alan Hill
Mr Max Young
Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer
Mr M. R. Peters
Mr L. Price
Mr J Cottingham & Mrs P Culpan
TRIP SWITCH (IRE) 2/1F-43U The Three O’Clock Fox Partnership
3.10 3m
BALLYADAM DESTINY 552-652
CAPTAIN MC (IRE) 2221-U3
GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) 1-11131
Mr M. Williams
Mr L. Price
Mrs J. Hitchings
PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell
REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) 24-3P12 D Cherriman,N Cherriman,P Cornes&S Holme
RYANS FANCY (IRE) PU4116 The Bardie Bell Bones Partnership
SIBERIAN STAR 33-5221
SOPRAN THOR (FR) 5P-PP44
Mr T. Vaughan
Mr John Whyte
TAKE TO HEART 31-PP16 Turner Family THE UNMENTIONABLE (IRE) 323-PB2 Freda & Neville Clarke
3.45 2m4f
CABALLO DIABLO (IRE) 55-1P21
Mr J. B. Wallwin
COOLDINE BOG (IRE) P-33U4P Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell
FAMOUS CLERMONT (FR) 613-120 Biddiscombe Rousell, Rogers & Barber
GOLDEN TOBOUGGAN 5-5632P The Gorbit Racing Partnership
I K BRUNEL 33-4213 The I K Brunel
NO HASSLE HOFF (IRE) P122PS
NOT THAT FUISSE (FR) 0-44334
PRECIOUS BOUNTY (IRE) 3-33142
SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) 411221
ARKNELL 36-P63
COLLEGE FIELD 2PP-P66
CONSTITUTION GROVE
FREESTYLE FIGHTER (IRE) 423
HOGAN (IRE) 522/-
ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P
IT’S RAINING MEN (IRE)
JASMIN DES BORDES (FR) 32-P55P
JUST OUR MILLY 22-F44
KINGS CHARGER 3
LADY LAMORNA 4
LEFTRIGHTGOODNIGHT (IRE)
MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) P-4P242
MI CHICO LATINO 50
OKA TSUKI (FR) P6
THE ASTRONOMIST 334P
ARKNELL 36-P63
CALLMESUSIE (IRE) PP-4P36
CASTADRIFT (IRE)
CONSTITUTION GROVE
HASHEHADHISOATSYET (IRE) 0030-P5
HEATHROW (FR) 0343/-2
ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P
IT’S RAINING MEN (IRE)
JOYEUX MOME (FR) 3-P2
KIRSCH DE COTTE (FR) 6
LADY LAMORNA 4
LMNTRIX PPP-PP
MI CHICO LATINO 50
MIND YOUR BUSINESS (IRE)
ONEHUNDREDNEIGHTY (IRE)
PAPILLONDELUMIERE (IRE) 3P
SCARLET JET (IRE)
SHALLIORSHARNTI (IRE) F
SION HILL P
TAITA SUNSET 6
THE ASTRONOMIST 334P
VICTORY HILL (IRE) 0P
YANKEE STAR (IRE)
& Mrs C Horner
& Mrs C Horner
A. Pennock
J. M. Mann
2.30 3m
ANCIENT EMPIRE (IRE) U35-P52
CAPTAIN WOODIE (IRE) PP11PR-
COOLDINE BOG (IRE) P-33U4P
DIAMOND FORT (IRE) P4-0P04
EEZE A SAINT (FR) 0SP/-031
GRENADINE SAVE (FR) 1-4P402
IMPERIAL ACOLYTE 315213
MY FRIEND FREDDIE 2133-P4
VANGO DE VAIGE (FR) 40-UPP3
Miss H. Flynn
Mr Lewis Morgan
Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell
Mr Jonathan Stanley & Mrs Emma Stanley
Mrs Jane P. Wanless
Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell
Miss K. L. Featherstone
Mr G. Sankey
Mr J. Neal
3.05 2m5f
ANTEY (GER) 435/06-U
CABALLO DIABLO (IRE) 55-1P21
KNIGHT BACHELOR 24-6554
MACS LEGEND (IRE) 26-P040
MY LITTLE TONI U-453P6
NASEE 365-P32
ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) 4U6-FP3
RIZZARDO 1UP-PPr
RUNWITHTHETIDE (IRE) PP-1PP1
SECRET CARGO (IRE) 056-212
TIGHT CALL (IRE) 6-55P21
VANGO DE VAIGE (FR) 40-UPP3
WISECRACKER 5FP-P04
YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314
I K BRUNEL 33-4213
KILBREW BOY (IRE) 0-23244
MACS LEGEND (IRE) 26-P040
MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 4-54231
OSCARS LEADER (IRE) 4266-4P
POLI ROI (FR) 1P1115
The I K Brunel Partnership
Mr B. I. Case
Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt
The Buzz Syndicate
Mrs Jane P. Wanless
Mr T. Vaughan
REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) 24-3P12 D Cherriman,N Cherriman,P Cornes&S Holme
SIBERIAN STAR 33-5221 Mr T. Vaughan
SOUTHFIELD ROYALE P0PU3P
Miss A. Chandler
Mr J. B. Wallwin
Mrs Lucinda Lloyd
Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt
Mr Bradley Gibbs
The Charlie’s Angels Partnership
Miss E. Williams
Mrs Phillippa Taylor
Foxfield Stud Syndicate
Miss K. L. Featherstone
Mr T. Vaughan
Mr J. Neal
Mr B. I. Case
The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club
3.40 3m
BACK IT UP (IRE) 11-P11
Mr J. R. M. Ridge
COOLAGH PARK 32-3120..............................................................................................Richard Cranfield
FRANCESCO DU CLOS (FR) 214/-4PF
GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211
GRAND ROI (FR) 4222PP
GRENADINE SAVE (FR) 1-4P402
Mike & Mark Chatterton
Mr T. Vaughan
The Hickman-Jones Family
Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell
I’M SPELLBOUND (IRE) 11-2F62 The Signy & Marriage Families
KAUTO NO RISK (FR) 2P/11-15
KNIGHT BACHELOR 24-6554
LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 43-P312
MINI FORTUNE (IRE) P-11111
OCEAN DRIFTER (IRE) 11/P5/3/-1
RIGHT HAND OF GOD 224-1P4
Mr D. Laverty
TAKE TO HEART 31-PP16 Turner Family
TIGERBYTHETAIL (IRE) 1-1U322
Mr Keith F. J. Loads
5.10 3m
ANDY DU PIERRES (IRE) 532PP-P .J Wadland, C
BARRY SCOTT (IRE) 2/-5P61
BUMPY EVANS (IRE) 00/-FF21
COOLER THAN ME 23/321-P
EQUUS FLIGHT (IRE) 313-P2P
FFREE PEDRO (IRE) U26P-01
FINDING FREEDOM (IRE) P5P-P45
CRACKING P-4P341 S W
GRENADINE SAVE (FR) 1-4P402
LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332
LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 43-P312
MY FRIEND FREDDIE 2133-P4
RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) B4-P122
SCHIAP HILL 4P/P33P-
SERENISA 23-44PP
STAREVITCH (FR) 504-P63
YELLOW CAR (IRE) 61
Mr John Hargreaves
Mrs Lucinda Lloyd
Mr K Loads & Mrs K Bowling
Mr Nathan Pyne
Mrs Sarah Johnstone - Cooke
The Fun For All Syndicate
RYANS FANCY (IRE) PU4116 The Bardie Bell Bones Partnership
SOUTHFIELD LILY 05116-2
SOUTHFIELD ROYALE P0PU3P
URBAN GRIT (IRE) F2-6113
G. Sankey
T. Vaughan
5.45 3m
BARRINGTON JOHN P
CASTADRIFT (IRE)
CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 000/P-F6 Mr T. Vaughan
DEL AMITIR (IRE) 000/-PBP Mr Brian Tetley
HERMES ROQUE (FR) PP-PP Mr Paul Burden
HOGAN (IRE) 522/-
ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P
IT’S RAINING MEN (IRE)
Mrs Angela Yeoman
Mr D. Laverty
The Sunday Night Partnership 4.35 3m
BACK BAR (IRE) 414521.................................................................................................Richard Cranfield
COBRA DE MAI (FR) 13133-1
L. Price
Mr J. H. Henderson
Mr & Mrs C Horner
JULLOU DE GRISSAY (FR) 040-5DP Welton,Mobley,Sunderland Partnerhsip
JUST A MYSTERY (IRE) P-34P30 Wheeler Stone & Spencer
KILLARD POINT (FR) PP225
KIRSCH DE COTTE (FR) 6
Mr Ricky East
GALILEO SILVER (IRE) P2212/P- Miss Ruth Elaine De Quincey
Miss P. S. Topley
Mr & Mrs C Poste
L’AVENTARA U Mr Chris Harriman
MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) P-4P242
Mr T. Vaughan
PENELOPE ANN 52 Miss Sarah A. Dawson
SUVLA BAY 53/S-5
TULLY STAR (IRE) P
Mr Robin Lewis
Mr N Leggat & Mrs V Phelan
2.00 3m
ALKADEMON (IRE) 12-3543
Mr & Mrs Roderick Moore
ARV WAY THERE r-P32F5 The Thomas Family
CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 12P-5P2
John A G Pearn & John Dorse
DOCTOR DOYEN (IRE) PPPPP5 Jason Toogood & Tanisha Little
EMBERSCOMBE (IRE) 0/300P-6 The Exmoor Partners
FURIOSO DES BORDES (FR) 55-5P00
KIMARELLI 012-F03
IMPERIAL STORM (IRE) 21/231/3-
MANOFMANYWORDS P3364P
MITCHOUKA (FR) 1-3524P
NINTH WAVE (IRE) 1-11212
PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F
SIBERIAN STAR 33-5221
Mr Steve McCracken
Mr J. Toogood
NAVEGAON GATE 0-P341P The Mccreesh Racing Club
2.35 3m
ALKADEMON (IRE) 12-3543
Mr & Mrs Roderick Moore
BELLA NOCHE (IRE) 5UP500 The Not So Innocent Partnership
BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) PF3522 The Hon Mrs Townshend & Mr J.R.Townshend
CHATO SANTANA (IRE) 341P55- Mr and Mrs Ben Herbert and Family
DO WHATEVER (IRE) 1PP40P Mrs D. J. Treneer
DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 3F31-P3
Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes
GET CRACKING P-4P341 S W Racing
GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211
Robson Shaw
Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
Mr M. Kehoe
Mr Peter Musgrave
Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell
Mr T. Vaughan
4.20 3m
ARV WAY THERE r-P32F5
CANASTERO (IRE) P04431
CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 2/2r2-U0
COUNTRY LEGEND 41P3-06
DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) 2/-5P121
Mr T. Vaughan
GREAT COLEWOOD 22-1345 Mrs Polly Walker
LIWAH (FR) 4P-4106
LURE DES PRES (IRE) P/PU-P42
John & Sonia Gardener
Mr M. J. Vanstone
MAPLE LEAF (FR) 1PP-P65 ...................................................................Unsworth, Jefford & Bradley
MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) 1-P4204 Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett
OYSTER PERCH 10P-6P6 The Plainsfield Racing Club
THE SUMBA ISLAND (GER) 11-R034 L Mager,K Tripp & Kenny Herbert
3.10 3m
CHIC NAME (FR) P//403P/-5
ERITAGE (FR) 56-2345
FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) P//1125-P
The Thomas Family
Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe
Mrs E. Scott
Mrs Frances Bishop
Banks,Dodd,Stevenson&Gibson
GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 3-PPU24 Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett
GREAT COLEWOOD 22-1345 Mrs Polly Walker
GROVE ASH P52-642 Mr Andrew Finch & Mrs Rita Vicary
IMOGENS THUNDER (IRE) 1P-P2PP
MANOFMANYWORDS P3364P
MITCHOUKA (FR) 1-3524P
PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F
POUR UNE RAISON (FR) 5-PUP45
RYANS FANCY (IRE) PU4116
SOUTHFIELD LILY 05116-2
STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) 3P2P13
Miss V. Huxtable
Mr & Mrs A Orttewell
Heidi Lewis & Lee Drowne
GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 3-PPU24 Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett
HIS OWN STAR (FR) 3-54343
HUMANISTE (IRE) P1P1-31
L’AIR DU VENT (FR) P-613P3
Mr Ron Alford
Mr Keiran Johns
Miss J. E. Sargent
LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 4P05r1 John Gardener & Torben Hughes
NINTH WAVE (IRE) 1-11212
SOUTHFIELD LILY 05116-2
WESTHILL (IRE) 1/P-245U
Mr Peter Musgrave
Mrs Angela Yeoman
Miss A. C. Mackenzie
3.45 3m
ARV WAY THERE r-P32F5
COUNTRY LEGEND 41P3-06
DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) 2/-5P121
DR RHYTHM (IRE) 312312
HUMANISTE (IRE) P1P1-31
The Thomas Family
Mrs Frances Bishop
Banks,Dodd,Stevenson&Gibson
Mrs C Dunsford & Mr P Clarke
Mr Keiran Johns
Mrs Wendy Jarrett
Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
Mr M. Kehoe
Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell
YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) 6/5P/-P0P Mr M. A. Hunt 4.55
ASSASSINS LULLABY (IRE) 0-62530
BEAT THE POLI (IRE) 4P-0UP2
Everhopeful Partnership
CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 000/P-F6 Mr T. Vaughan
DANCING DU MOULIN (FR) 65-0 Mr R. C. Smith
DEVON RED 50-0
Devon Red Friends
DOCTOR DOYEN (IRE) PPPPP5 Jason Toogood & Tanisha Little
ECHO OF PROMISE P6P506 Mrs Polly Walker
FEED ME WEETABIX (IRE) 5 Miss D. Kenealy
FURIOSO DES BORDES (FR) 55-5P00 Mr Steve McCracken
HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) 4
Racing Club
KILLARD POINT (FR) PP225 Miss P. S. Topley
LADY VALKYERIE P4P-304 The Group of Otters
LAMANVER STORM F/20-P4P
MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) P-4P242
ONEHUNDREDNEIGHTY (IRE)
RIVER STORY (IRE) P-
Mr H. Winnard
Mr T. Vaughan
Mr Max Young
Stuart Sampson & Russel Wescott
TANGOS TANGERINE (IRE) P-54030 Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
Monday, 27 May 2024
1.00 3m
BENTONS LAD PPUP-03
BEYOND REDEMPTION (IRE) BU1322
KILLINKERE (IRE) 5-U2P13
LORDS PARK STAR (IRE) 232/2P-P
MUCKAMORE (IRE) 1F2235
NASEE 365-P32
OCEAN DRIFTER (IRE) 11/P5/3/-1
ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) 4U6-FP3
POWERSTOWN PARK (IRE) PU-3F43
SAMETEGAL (FR) U1-1PU2
SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 46F/-2PF
STAY OUT OF COURT (IRE) 440-444
SWEET STREET (IRE) 0P6/650-
TOP OF THE CHARTS (FR) 563043
WESTERN COWBOY (IRE) P001P2
WISECRACKER 5FP-P04
YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314
Mrs Kim Sly
The Wilks Family
Mr Cliff Myers
Mrs Sarah McLean
Mr A. J. Arkwright
The Charlie’s Angels Partnership
Mrs Sarah Johnstone - Cooke
Miss E. Williams
Miss A. Willmott
Mrs Belinda Keighley
Miss Daisy White
Exors of the Late
Mr Donald Smith
Mr Philip Rowley
Miss Chloe mills
Mr W. Badlan
Mr B. I. Case
The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club
1.35 3m
BARRY SCOTT (IRE) 2/-5P61
BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE) 31
BOOTS FOLLY P4FF1
CALIDAD (IRE) 0-P5P33
Mr G. C. Myddelton
Mr James Stride
Mr Peter Maddison
Mr Christopher Mark Clarke
CHATO SANTANA (IRE) 341P55- Mr and Mrs Ben Herbert and Family
COOLER THAN ME 23/321-P
FFREE PEDRO (IRE) U26P-01
FINDING FREEDOM (IRE) P5P-P45
FLYING COLUM (IRE) 2/211/PP-
IFINDOUBTGOFLATOUT P/P-1
LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332
LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 43-P312
MISTER SKY (FR) PP1
MONEY SPINNER (IRE) B1P-225
PERRYVILLE (IRE) 6530-21
QUICKCHARGE 321-262
RIDELONGLIVELONG (IRE) r-PP52P
STAREVITCH (FR) 504-P63
SURPRISE ATTACK (IRE) 2/P-PP22
TANGO ARUMBA (IRE) 000P-U0
THE RED FELLA (IRE) 5-233P1
TRENDY LADY (IRE) 3-42601
Mr Roger Frank Barbery
Mr Timothy Talbot
The Gambie Gang
Mr Martin Oliver
Mr C. J. Bennett
Mr Alan Hill
Mr K Loads & Mrs K Bowling
Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer
Mr Daniel Cherriman
Mrs C. J. Bibbey
Miss G. S. Anderson
Mrs C. A. Coward
Mr J. E. Snowden
The Racy Ladies Partnership
Mrs Jane Gerard-Pearse
The Arms Racing Syndicate
The Trendy Lords & Ladies Club
TRIP SWITCH (IRE) 2/1F-43U The Three O’Clock Fox Partnership
WHATS THE SOLUTION (IRE) 3-52PU1
YELLOW CAR (IRE) 61
Mrs Gillian Smith
Mr Graeme P. McPherson 2.10 3m
BLUE SANS (IRE) 113-146
CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) 1-1P222
Mrs Emma Clark
Captain Biggles Syndicate
GALLANT GERONIMO (FR) 3343-45 Ms Alison Sargeant & Mr Glyn Jones
HUNG JURY (IRE) 632313
I K BRUNEL 33-4213
IHANDAYA (FR) 12P-111
KAUTO NO RISK (FR) 2P/11-15
LAGAN VALLEY (IRE) 1-13451
MACKLIN (FR) 112-111
NOT THAT FUISSE (FR) 0-44334
ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) 4U6-FP3
RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 3-P5044
3.20 3m
ASK ELLI 4
BUSHTUCKER PARK (IRE) 43P-P11
ICONIC ROCK (IRE) P0PP-22
IMPERIAL PRIDE (IRE) 323-211
L’AVENTARA U
MINI FORTUNE (IRE) P-11111
POP THE QUESTION 3-PU451
Mr J. M. Castle
Mrs J. M. Mann
Mike Fothergill & Di Ralph
Mr David Doolittle & Mr Mark Burgess
Mr Chris Harriman
Mr Nathan Pyne
Mrs Susan E. Mason
SHARNEY Pr3...............................................................................................Emil Imelov & Stuart Mcgaffin
THREEUNDERTHREE 242-135
Mr G. C. Myddelton
3.55 3m
ARKNELL 36-P63
BARNCROFT (IRE) P0/02-PP
BARRINGTON JOHN P
BREAKWATER BUOY (IRE) 000//-PP5
CASTADRIFT (IRE)
CHATEAU DU LYS
COLLEGE FIELD 2PP-P66
GALLONRAY (IRE) 3-0PP
GUNSIGHT HILL (IRE) U6
HOGAN (IRE) 522/-
IT’S A MYSTERY (IRE)
IT’S RAINING MEN (IRE)
JAMBO (FR) P2
KINGS CHARGER 3
LADY LAMORNA 4
LAMANVER STORM F/20-P4P
LEFTRIGHTGOODNIGHT (IRE)
LOOK NORTH 4PPP
MAGIC BUTTON (IRE)
MI CHICO LATINO 50
O’HALLORANS CASTLE (IRE) 004-BPU
OKA TSUKI (FR) P6
PAPILLONDELUMIERE (IRE) 3P
PATRICKS HILL (IRE) 35-FPP2
PEACE PACT F
PETHERS RUN 2
PIN STONE PP4
SCARLET JET (IRE)
SHALLIORSHARNTI (IRE) F
SUVLA BAY 53/S-5
TELEMOSS
THE ASTRONOMIST 334P
THE BUTCHERS BOY (IRE) 3
TIGRUBEE 3r/UP/-
TINKER TWO P
TREEMOSS /P/P4/P/-0
VALIDATION (IRE) P
The GB Club
The I K Brunel Partnership
Mr C. J. Hitchings
Mr John Hargreaves
Mr C. Wadland
Mr John Studd
Mr & Mrs N Gowing
Miss E. Williams
The Charlie’s Angels Partnership
STAY OUT OF COURT (IRE) 440-444 Exors of the Late Mr Donald Smith
STEADY THE SHIP (IRE) U21-PP3 ....................................Mrs V. Sollitt
SWEET STREET (IRE) 0P6/650-
WHIN PARK ////06-PPP
Mr Philip Rowley
Miss G. S. Anderson
2.45 3m
BLUE SANS (IRE) 113-146
DR OAKLEY (IRE) 133-P33
FRENCH PIECE 33P//-PF5
GALILEO SILVER (IRE) P2212/P-
GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) 1-11131
KAUTO NO RISK (FR) 2P/11-15
MACS LEGEND (IRE) 26-P040
MANICMAN (IRE) 1//3F-PPP
MUCKAMORE (IRE) 1F2235
ONE FOR ROSIE 113-2P1
PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F
STEADY THE SHIP (IRE) U21-PP3
Mrs Emma Clark
Miss Jane Allfrey
Miss Marita Warner-King
Miss Ruth Elaine De Quincey
Mrs J. Hitchings
Mr John Hargreaves
Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt
Miss Annabelle Sowray
Mr A. J. Arkwright
Mrs L. Maguire
Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell
Mrs V. Sollitt
Roger & Yvonne Allsop
Taylor
Mr R.J Rogers& Mr R Styles
Mr N. W. Padfield
VICTORY HILL (IRE) 0P Walnut Hill Partnership
YOU AND ME TOO (IRE) P/-P24
Mr D. P. Constable 4.30 2m
ASKDADDY
Mr Julian Sherriff
BUDS OF MAY P A Marsh & A Eveleigh
COMMANDER TEDDY 5 Mr L. J. Williams
CORNERSTONE (IRE) Mr Timothy Talbot
DON’T THINK TWICE 0 Miss H. Brookshaw
ESCAPE THE GLORY (IRE) Miss Kelly Morgan
FAYRELY FRUITFUL Mr Robin Lewis
FRUIT FIZZ 3 Mr Ben Lewis
GOLDEN ENIGMA 5 Martin Sweetland & Suzy Stoneman
IS OUR OTIS (IRE) 22 Mr Robert Jones
LADY FORTUNE (IRE) S W Racing
MISS BOSSY BOOTS (IRE) Mr C. N. Nimmo
MRS CRAVATTE (IRE) 5
Martin Oliver
ROYAL HOPE (IRE) Mr Max Young
RUNFORYOURMONEY (IRE) 6 The Woodway Partnership
SAIN ET SAUF 05 The Kernow Lowen Partnership
STEAL THE MOVES (IRE) 2 D & K Racing
THANK ME LATER 0 Miss Hebe Swindail
TOODALOO BOB (IRE) P Arron Butterfield & Robert Kirby
Monday, 27 May 2024
2.00 3m
BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) 13P-P12
GOLDEN POET (IRE) 204-PPP
GROVE ASH P52-642
HONEST OPINION 043-421
JET SMART (IRE) 2P-11F1
LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 4P05r1
MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) PPP-0P4
OYSTER PERCH 10P-6P6
POUR UNE RAISON (FR) 5-PUP45
Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes
Mr Keiran Burke
Mr Andrew Finch & Mrs Rita Vicary
Redheads On Tour
Mr&Mrs Roberts
Mr&Mrs Worth
Mrs Fuller
John Gardener & Torben Hughes
Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
The Plainsfield Racing Club
Mrs Andrew May
PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) 3-UUP24...............................................................The Earnshaw Family
RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 43-3141
SCORESBY 146F11
Mr D. Summersby
Mr Bob Butler
STEP BACK (IRE) 00424-1 Cracker and Smodge Partnership
TAKEABID (IRE) 5P1342
WESTHILL (IRE) 1/P-245U
WHITSAND BAY 3-31212
3.45 3m
CALL SIMON (IRE) 4-56153
DR RHYTHM (IRE) 312312
Mr A & S Knox & Mrs Chanin
Mrs C Dunsford & Mr P Clarke
FAMOUS CLERMONT (FR) 613-120 Biddiscombe Rousell, Rogers & Barber
FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) P//1125-P
GOLDEN POET (IRE) 204-PPP
Heidi Lewis & Lee Drowne
Mr Keiran Burke
HELL RED (FR) 443P-31 Mr May,Mr Banks,Mr Bickell&Mr Dodd
JOEY STEEL (IRE) P2-5222
MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 4-54231
QUINTIN’S MAN 13P452
RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) 121-36P
SIZING CUSIMANO 534P02
YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 1-43151
Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin
Miss A. C. Mackenzie
John & Sonia Gardener
2.35 3m
ALL STAR BOY (IRE) 12 The Boundary Stables Partnership
BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) PF3522 The Hon Mrs Townshend & Mr J.R.Townshend
CONOR’S GIFT (IRE) 0/212-65
Mr Robin Sharp
DUNADEN ISLAND P-1FP Chris Tory
FUSIONICE (FR) 1DP-P6U Mr & Mrs Hampton & Landau Partnership
GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211
IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) 1D1
JEAN GENIE (FR) 231334
LIWAH (FR) 4P-4106
LUCKY LARA (IRE) 12/-2312
Mr T. Vaughan
Mr & Mrs T Dalley
Mr T. Vaughan
John & Sonia Gardener
Mr T. Hamlin
MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) 1-P4204 Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett
OYSTER PERCH 10P-6P6 The Plainsfield Racing Club
SFORZA CASTLE (IRE) 30P-214
TAKEABID (IRE) 5P1342
TEMPLIER D’HABERT (FR) 22-2425
Mr J. Cole
The Buzz Syndicate
The High Rollers
Mrs Sophie Pauling
Mr J. Peaster
Mr Dodd, Mr Stevenson & Miss Hewlett
4.20 3m
ANY LUCK COLM (IRE) 00004P- Mrs Jane P. Wanless
ASSASSINS LULLABY (IRE) 0-62530 The Everhopeful Partnership
BADBURY RINGS U22 Chris Tory
BEAT THE POLI (IRE) 4P-0UP2 The White Family
BRUCE GOBBLER 050FP3 Mr Richard House
BUSTERMOVE /P//P6/-PP Mr Michael Sweetland
CASTLEWELLAN (IRE) PP-PP Miss Charlotte Summersby
DANCING DU MOULIN (FR) 65-0 Mr R. C. Smith
ECHO OF PROMISE P6P506 Mrs Polly
FONGS WAY (IRE) P/P-6P52
FREE THE LION (IRE) P0323
FULL SPES (FR) 550F-03
HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) 4
JULLOU DE GRISSAY (FR) 040-5DP Welton,Mobley,Sunderland Partnerhsip
KEEPITFROMBECKY (IRE) 2P3U23
KING DE PALMA (FR) 344 Booth,Chanin,Hooper,Kingwell&Springett
Mrs Sophie Pauling
Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin
Mrs J. McCullough
THE SUMBA ISLAND (GER) 11-R034 L Mager,K Tripp & Kenny Herbert
3.10 3m
ANOTHER EMOTION (FR) 0P-PURP
BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) 13P-P12
Edworthy Racing
Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes
COUNT SIMON (IRE) 5241P2 Gunshot Paddocks Racing Club
ENCHANTED MAGIC (IRE) P-F45P1
HEARTS CORNER (IRE) P1-2112
HONEST OPINION 043-421
Mrs Jane P. Wanless
Miss R. Roach
Redheads On Tour
IMPERIAL STORM (IRE) 21/231/3- Robson Shaw
IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) 1D1
JET SMART (IRE) 2P-11F1
LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 4P05r1
MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) PPP-0P4
PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F
RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) 121-36P
WHITSAND BAY 3-31212
YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 1-43151
Mr & Mrs T Dalley
Mrs Fuller Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts
John Gardener & Torben Hughes
Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell
Mrs Sophie Pauling
John & Sonia Gardener
Mr Dodd, Mr Stevenson & Miss Hewlett
LADY VALKYERIE P4P-304 The Group of Otters
MAGIC BUTTON (IRE)
S. Payne
MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) P-4P242 Mr T. Vaughan
PYLEIGH JOY PPPP32
TOP CLICHE 0P-PPP0
Mr & Mrs R.Pudd
Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
ZALANDO (IRE) PP63-36 P Geering,H Geering,L Rogers&P Bentley
4.55
2m4f
BADBURY RINGS U22 Chris Tory
BEANO TOONS P Lady Sutton
BLUE ANCHOR P/050P-P
BRUCE GOBBLER 050FP3
Mr Richard Hawker
Mr Richard House
CHATEAU DU LYS Allen & Monica Powley
ERIC GORCOMBE 0P
Mr Phill Meaden
FULL SPES (FR) 550F-03 M Lewis,D Lewis,H Lewis&B Blake
HEATHROW (FR) 0343/-2
Mr T. Vaughan
HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) 4 Blackmore Racing Club
IT’S A MYSTERY (IRE)
JAMBO (FR) P2
JOYEUX MOME (FR) 3-P2
Mrs G. Ellis
Mr Will Biddick
Mr T. Vaughan
JULLOU DE GRISSAY (FR) 040-5DP Welton,Mobley,Sunderland Partnerhsip
KING OF QUINTA (FR) P4236-F Ms Gillian McLauchlan
ONEHUNDREDNEIGHTY (IRE)
PEACE PACT F
TOP CLICHE 0P-PPP0
Mr Max Young
Mr & Mrs C Poste
Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament
ZALANDO (IRE) PP63-36 P Geering,H Geering,L Rogers&P Bentley
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
34. Bangor
35. Dalton Park
36. High Easter
37. Shelfield Park
38. Hutton Rudby
39. Kilworthy
40. Brafield on the Green
41. Ston Easton
42. Overton
43. Trecoed
44. Siddington
45. Cotley
48. Trebudannon
49. Maisemore
50. Tranwell
51. Chilfrome
52. Bitterley
53. Cherrybrook
54. Edgcote
55. Dingley
56. Kimble
57. Sandon
58. Hornby Castle
59. Thorpe Lodge
60. Corbridge
61. Umberleigh
62. Lockinge
63. Lydstep
64. Paxford
65. Eyton-on-Severn
68. Flete Park
69. Parham
70. Woodford
71. Stafford Cross
72. Fakenham
73. Tabley
74. Godstone
75. South Hill
76. Vauterhill
77. Mollington
78. Witton Castle
79. Holnicote
80. Upcott Cross 81. Peper Harow 82. Bratton Down 83. Ystradowen
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