Go Pointing - Vol 31

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WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

SOUTH CORNWALL

FRIDAY MAY 31ST, 2024, AT TREBUDANNON

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TIVERTON STAGHOUNDS

SUNDAY JUNE 2ND, 2024, AT BRATTON DOWN

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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.

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ON THE CLOCK

Nick Wilson reviews the action from last Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday

It’s been a productive last part of the season for horses flagged up in this column with recent follow-up victories for the likes of Jet Smart, Ffree Pedro and Bumpy Evans. However its fair to say there have also been some reverses – one being the failure of Humaniste to land the odds at the Exmoor A back-end, three runner Ladies event held on fast ground is not perhaps the safest of betting mediums and is indeed one not easy to rate on form, with the protagonists well stretched out at the finish. One could be forgiven for simply accepting that Humaniste is no easy ride and failed to put his best foot forward on this occasion with L’air Du Vent (116) taking full advantage However the resultant time figure suggests that this was an improved performance from the winner, who had been fairly consistent since a surprise victory at Larkhill in late February Suited by the lighter weights of the Ladies race here, L’Air Du Vent is also effective over shorter distances and, given a drier Spring next season, looks sure to add to his tally

Whilst the eyes of many were on the enthralling Ladies Jockey’s title battle, it was also a week where novice riders were to the fore Ed Vaughan had the Men’s novice title sewn up long ago but rode a treble at Cherrybrook including a wide margin victory aboard Maska Du Morvan (93) The winner had indicated improvement when runner-up in a strongly run maiden at Trecoed four days earlier and made no mistake here. Driving rain and the omission of several fences after the second race makes sectional comparisons a little hazardous but at face value they suggest that Maska du Morvan ,who showed a good turn of foot from halfway, could even be rated a little higher

Vaughan also rode a double at Kingston Blount the following Sunday but here it was Katie Featherstone who stole the plaudits following a confident display on her own Secret Cargo (114) Well suited to shorter trips, Secret Cargo was delivered late in a strongly run race to seal the deal at the last His figure suggests a full return to the form he showed under Rules back in 2022 and the duo look set for more success in the South East next season.

L’Air Du Vent and Megan Bevan

Photo: Tim Holt

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

• 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.

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Izzie Marshall

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Dean Summersby Photo: Carl Evans

Josh Newman

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JCR/ROR VETERAN

Golan Fortune

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Poli Roi

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Tim Vaughan (far right) Photo: Tim Holt

CHAMPION HORSE

Grace A Vous Enki

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IN TH E FRAM E

Boys Will Be Boys and Will Biddick (1st) Restricted Race at Bratton Down Photo: Tim Holt

Billy Two Rivers (centre, yellow and blue) and Ellie Callwood take the Restricted, at Chaddesley Photo: Sweet Photography

Dale Peters and Thunderstruck at Dingley

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James King receives a proper soaking at Chaddesley, for his end of season victory in the National Mens Championship

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Josh Newman celebrates with family, friends & connections after Bruce Gobbler won the Maiden Race, 2m4f, at Upcott Cross. Confirming his win as National Leading Trainer (15 or more horses) Photo: Tim Holt

Gina Andrews and Izzie Marshall (nearside) battle it out in the Ladies Open at Chaddesley, before Izzie is later crowned as Champion Lady Jockey

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The very scenic course at Kingston Blount

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Imperial Pride and Jack Andrews (nearside), upsides James King and Mini Fortune at Chaddesley

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I K Brunel and Izzie Marshall at Kingston Blount

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Steal The Moves negotiates the showers at Chaddesley

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REPORTS

THE SPOONERS & WEST DARTMOOR FOXHOUNDS

WEDNESDAY 22ND MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

“It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven upon the place beneath” – William Shakespeare; Merchant of Venice.

Yes Mr Shakespeare, but after Spooner’s postponement due to the waterlogged course at Easter, we have had too much of the wet stuff and did not expect a soaking on a Wednesday evening in late May.

But this is Dartmoor The angry black clouds emptied steady rain over Cherrybrook as mist encircled the moor The ground softened further, but the resilient point-topoint followers were treated to a fine treble from Novice champion Ed Vaughan plus a thrilling duel in the twilight between leading ladies’ Gina Andrews and Izzie Marshall.

Ed Vaughan rode the first three winners as he continues his march towards the National Novice Riders’ championship The Luke Price gelding Captain MC was not exactly foot perfect, but made a successful quick re-appearance to win the Hunt race following his Bratton Down effort just three days ago

The youngster’s other winners were each saddled by his father Tim. Vaughan cleverly slipped his field after half way to send seven-year-old mare Maska du Morvan clear of her four opponents in the Maiden. The Glamorgan mare had drifted from 5-4 out to 5-2, but was always holding the odds-on favourite Atlantic Lad.

The runners in the first two races had done a demolition job on a couple of the jumps so both the open ditch and the last fence had to be omitted for the rest of the card as the rain set in. This failed to deter Restricted winner Bumpy Evans who was soon well in front and skipped round to score unchallenged.

“I am in a hurry to do my final A level exam on Friday” quipped the rider, partnering his 25th winner of the season.

This is a game of ups and downs however and it wasn’t long before a crashing fall

from Siberian Star in the Mixed Open saw the Welsh schoolboy eventually limp away from the third fence. This race went to Ron Alford’s His Own Star, signifying a welcome return to form for trainer Stuart Sampson and jockey Jo Supple

The Owners and Trainers Conditions race provided a first winner on her third ride for 20-year-old jockey Izzy Lever. Riding Millbank Flyer in the colours of her mother Suzie, the inexperienced jockey delivered her challenge to perfection to draw away from front running Champions Hill after the third last. “He was always going well and jumped out of my hands,” said the young rider who trains the nine-year-old herself alongside working for the Blandford Forum yard of Mark Gillard.

In the fading light the last race featured the continuing championship battle

between the two leading lady jockeys. Gina Andrews made a positive move to send the Dean Summersby trained Lakota Warrior to the front by passing the damaged open ditch on the first circuit. Izzie was always stalking on Alan Hill’s charge Urban Grit however and with Clever des Assence seen off, Gina increased the pace from the third last. A tight finish looked assured rounding the omitted final jump, but it was Lakota Warrior who grabbed the upper hand inside the last 100 yards.

So the National ladies’ title is still up for grabs leaving perpetual holder Gina three wins adrift of Izzie as we enter the final weeks of the season. Ed Vaughan is assured of the Novice Riders’ trophy and James King is set to wrestle the men’s award from Will Biddick.

His Own Star and Jo Supple (1st) Mixed Open Race

Photo: Tim Holt

THE FITZWILLIAM (MILTON) HUNT

SATURDAY 25TH MAY 2024

By Nico Morgan

The weather gods were kind in the run up to the final meeting of the Midlands Area season and the going at Dingley was declared to be good across the course for the Fitzwilliam meeting on May 25th.

38 runners contested six races across the card, with both Dale Peters and Jack Teal recording doubles and Gina Ellis/.Andrews completing a win which moves her ever closer to the unbelievable achievement of 400 winners in point-to-points.

The Ladies Open race turned out to be the swansong for jockey Kate Gowing, who announced after the race that she would not be riding in points again. Her family had two horses entered here, Not That Fuisse, trained by Gina Ellis, and No Hassle Hoff, from the Turners’ yard near Bury St Edmunds. Rather than not declare one, she offered the ride on the former to Gina, who had never raced the eleven-year-old before. Gina led for the majority of the race but was overtaken by Gowing who looked to be going out in style before No Hassle Hoff slowed suddenly just before the last and lost all momentum. They were overtaken by Ellie Callwood on Precious Bounty, Gina Ellis on Not That Fuisse and Izzie Marshall on Golden Tobouggan, but it was Ellis who had the running to snatch victory in the run-in. Cue photos with two jockeys in the frame, one as owner, the other as rider

The Mens Open saw a very impressive performance by Daniel Cherriman’s Reikers Island who flew off to a big early lead and proceeded to make all the running. It was only in the final stages that spectators began to worry that he might not have enough left to finish the job, but he rallied and held off a spirited challenge from Take To Heart (Paddy Barlow) to win by a neck.

The day’s racing began with a level 2 Conditions race with seven runners which was led for most of the race by Gina Andrews on Killinkere, before being headed with two to jump The pair who timed their move to perfection were the five-year-old Alan Hill-trained Soldier Unknown (Izzie Marshall) – already a triple winner in points – and last year’s winner of this same race, favourite Thunderstruck (Dale Peters) who

ran on the clear winner by twelve lengths. “Thunderstruck needs to go right handed and, ideally, decent ground and this was the first time he’s had the two together this season,” Peters said.

Not satisfied with one, Dale Peters followed this up immediately with a second winner, this time on Mountain Assault. This was one of the best finishes of the day, though, as Peters was pushed all the way by Jack Teal on Star Present and James King on Get Cracking who both finished within a length and a half of the winner Dale Peters said, “Mountain Assault has had a nightmare of a season. He was ready to run end of February when he had a nasty accident coming home from a piece of work and nearly cut his hind leg off, and that’s no exaggeration. We’ve been up against it to get him back to run this time so was really satisfying to see him run like that. He’s pretty talented and has no miles on him for his age So hopefully we get a clean run at him next season.”

The day’s racing concluded with two maiden races. The first was over the traditional three miles and was led almost from start to finish by the Andrew Pennock-trained Jasmin des Bordes (Mrs V. Frost) until they were caught in the run-in by Jack Teal and King’s Charger, who had been last for much of the race “I’ve not had him [King’s Charger] long,” Jack said, “I got him from Richie McGrath as an unraced seven-year-old. He was very green at Hexham and again today, but we got the job done., which is awesome.” Jasmin des

Bordes was beaten by a neck, with Freestyle Fighter trained by Steve Wynn and ridden by Henry Bailey.

Finally we had a two-and-half-mile Maiden race which did have weight allowances for age Twelve runners came to the starter but once again it was Jack Teal and Callmesusie who hit the front with one to jump and went on to win comfortably by four lengths from Lady Lamorna (William Thirlby), with Pappillondelumiere (Paddy Barlow) a little way back in third. Jack Teal said, “She deserves it, Callmesusie I’m chuffed to get winner for Paul Clifton. Paul sponsors me as a rider and he’s a big supporter of the yard, so I’m delighted to get one on a board for him. It’s been a long while coming because although this mare’s always gone very well at home it’s been a case of just getting the key to her on the track. Took a bit of time She’s good at pulling up!”

That concludes the 2024 Midlands Point-topoint season, during which we lost a number of fixtures to the weather We would very much like to thank all those members of public, trainers, owners and particularly our volunteers for all the hard work that they put in throughout the season to provide the sport. Midlands Pointing fixtures will begin again in January 2025 fixtures fixture dates will be announced in due course after they have been finalised, so please keep an eye on the fixtures pages on our website for up-todate information for your diary next year

Gina Ellis and Not That Fuisse

Photo: Nico Morgan

BERKS & BUCKS DRAGHOUNDS

SUNDAY 26TH MAY 2024

By Russell Smith

Alan Hill praised Izzie Marshall after his stable jockey took a major step towards being crowned ladies’ champion with a thrilling win on IK Brunel at the Berks & Bucks Draghounds Point-to-Point meeting at Kingston Blount, near Chinnor

Having seen title rival Gina Andrews cut her lead to one with victory on I’m Spellbound at Sunday’s fixture, Marshall went head-to-head with the 10-time champion in the Dickie Lim Memorial Mixed Open.

Andrews made much of the running on Tigerbythetail, before Marshall’s mount took a narrow lead at the fourth-last and the pair duelled over the final three fences, with IK Brunel edging a battle royal by half a length.

The winner returned to huge cheers, and Hill, who trains at nearby Aston Rowant, said: “I think this championship has brought out the best of Izzie Marshall’s riding. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her ride with so much desire, but very sensibly as well. She is just riding the races that horses need. She is thinking about it, and she is loving it.”

Marshall added: “I just wanted to time it for the right moment because IK takes a while to get rolling. He jumped very well down the back straight. The dream’s still alive.”

The 10-year-old is owned by the IK Brunel Partnership, consisting of Lynn and Martin Redman, Rodney and Gillie Mann and Maurice Thomas, with Lynn commenting: “What a horse and Izzie is just amazing. We love her to bits. She tries so hard.”

IK Brunel was returning to winning ways after finishing second at Fakenham last month, and Hill added: “I would not say that’s the best race he has ever run for us, but it’s the gutsiest. They have served up a treat – the two leading women in the country jumping the last two upsides – and it is good for the sport.”

It felt like the defining race in a titanic tussle between the pair – and so it proved as the National Championships finished at Chaddesley Corbett on Bank Holiday Monday with Marshall claiming a first crown with the final score 24-21.

Andrews had enjoyed a smooth success on I’m Spellbound in the preceding JM Finn Conditions Race (Level 3).

The multiple champion, who also trains the eight-year-old for the Signy & Marriage Families at Marton, near Rugby, took up the running five from home, and her mount swept clear to score by 13 lengths from Back It Up and Dale Peters.

After returning to cries of ‘Oi, Oi’ and cheers which continued into the weighing room as a downpour hit the track, Andrews said: “He was back to his best. He had a really bad fall at Larkhill when he was going to win, and it has taken until now to get his confidence back. We have always thought he was a good horse and things have not gone right for him.”

Andrews and Lunar Contact were sent off evens favourite to reduce the gap again in the Old Rectory Stud Restricted Race only for the six-year-old to take a heavy fall at the third-last as Ffree Pedro initiated a double for rider Ed Vaughan and trainer Bradley Gibbs.

Thankfully, Lunar Contact and Andrews, who were in third at the time, emerged unscathed.

Vaughan, the runaway winner of the men’s novice championship, had set out to make all on Ffree Pedro and the Tim Talbot-owned eight-year-old was left clear when Starevitch slipped up on the bend approaching the second-last to pass the post 17 lengths ahead of Serenisa and Walter Barnett.

Gibbs, who trains at Lemsford, near Welwyn Garden City, said: “He ran last week and won very well at Tabley. I thought he was in good order – he didn’t come off the bridle He could run once more after a week off.”

Ffree Pedro and Ed Vaughan take the Restricted

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Vaughan added: “He was not doing a lot in front. He ran over hurdles (for Donald McCain) and knows his job He is quite streetwise.”

Gibbs and Vaughan completed their double when L’Aventara got off the mark in the closing Thorn Plant Hire Maiden.

Taking up the running five from home, the six-year-old daughter of Kayf Tara stayed on powerfully to pass the post 12 lengths ahead of Jullou De Grissay and Charlie Case

Reflecting on a stunning first campaign, the 16-year-old rider added: “It has been an unbelievable season. Many thanks to mum and dad for putting me up and having so many runners in pointing. I knew I had a couple to go to war with through the winter, but 27 winners and a walkover is phenomenal. I couldn’t have dreamed about this.”

Gibbs was delighted to provide Vaughan with a double, saying: “Ed is only two behind James Bowen’s record for novice winners in a season. I worked for Ed’s father, Tim, for six or seven years, and had a lot of chances off him, so it’s good to repay him.”

L’Aventara was bred by her Bedfordshirebased owner Chris Harriman out of his 2005 Welsh National winner L’Aventure, who passed away a few years ago

“I have been lucky,” he said. “I bred a number of them and all of them out of her have won.

Ed gave her a great ride and was confident on her It was good to see she was strong at the end.”

Katie Featherstone produced a well-judged ride on Secret Cargo to deny Tight Call and Vaughan in the SEA Transport PPORA Club Members Conditions Race (Level 2), for Novice Riders.

Vaughan’s mount went clear on the final circuit in the 2m 5f contest, but Featherstone timed her challenge to perfection on her 10-year-old, collaring the leader at the last to win going away by four and a half lengths.

The owner-trainer-rider, who is based at Wadhurst in Sussex, said: “He is really good fun. He is such a good jumper, which really helps. He ran on really well.”

The success saw Featherstone join Natasha Cookson and Anna Johnston on four winners at the top of the lady novice riders’ championship, only missing the title on countback of placed rides.

On an afternoon when all six favourites were beaten, Captain Woodie set the ball rolling by winning the Little Red Owner-Trainer Conditions Race (Level 3) for the second successive year

Freddie Mitchell sent the 12-year-old, owned and trained by Lewis Morgan out of Charlie Mann’s Neardown Stables at Upper

SOUTH MIDLANDS AREA AWARDS

Leading Horse: Simon Paynter’s Golan Fortune Trainer: Gina Ellis.

Trainer (5 horses or fewer): Dawn Ball.

Lady Rider: Izzie Marshall.

Mare: Guy Myddelton’s Threeunderthree

Men’s Rider: Charlie Case

Novice Rider: Tom Hutsby.

Lambourn, into the lead after the secondlast and, despite a slow jump at the final fence, his mount had enough in hand to hold off the staying-on Imperial Acolyte and Featherstone by two lengths.

The 12-year-old had not been seen since failing to complete at Larkhill on New Year’s Eve, and Morgan, who works for Nicky Henderson where he became friends with Mitchell, explained: “He hit a fence and a bit of birch stuck in his leg. He had a haematoma and I’ve waited for that to heal up.”

Mitchell added: “He is a brilliant old ride I actually broke Captain Woodie in as a store. The horse has had so many issues and Lewis has spent a lot of money and time getting him right. Lewis and the horse deserve it.”

The winning rider is now looking forward to a fresh challenge “I am moving to Gary Moore’s in July and plan to turn pro,” he revealed.

The fixture also featured the Berks & Bucks Draghound Race, sponsored by Tyreteam, with Dartmoor winning for the second time in three years.

The South Midlands Area awards, sponsored by Stratford Racecourse, were presented after the meeting.

Mark Barlow Novice Rider Award: Walter Barnett.

KINGSTON BLOUNT & KIMBLE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Leading Horse: Katie Featherstone’s Secret Cargo Rider: Gina Andrews.

THE EXMOOR FOXHOUNDS

SUNDAY 26TH MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

The second of three successive Sunday fixtures at Bratton Down saw some ease in the ground after overnight rain came just in time for the Exmoor fixture.

Course winner Humaniste was sent off 8-13 favourite for the three runner Bray Leino sponsored Ladie’s Open, but failed to sparkle and was no match for the Jemma Sargent owned and trained L’Air du Vent. Formerly a winner under rules for Brocade Racing, the 10-year-old was acquired out of Joe Tizzard’s yard where Jemma rides out. “He prefers a short course and loves quick ground,” she remarked. Megan Bevan, who works for the Harry Fry yard, was partnering her third winner of the season and produced a decisive race winning move going to the final ditch.

Boys Will Be Boys gained a deserved victory under Will Biddick in the colours of Charlotte and James Townshend in the Restricted sponsored by Heddon Mill Construction. The five-year-old made all the running and survived a blunder at the last to hold the sustained challenge of Liwah. Trainer

Emberscombe, James Shaw (1st) nearside, comes to challenge Cuzzicombe, Chloe Emsley (3rd) at the last fence, Hunt Members Race

Michael Felton explained, “He was bought at Doncaster last year after his Maiden win in Ireland. I was a bit easy on him and he wasn’t fully fit early in the season. He likes the sun on his back and prefers top of the ground.”

Josh Newman finished a head second on Liwah, but had little difficulty in steering Dr Rhythm to an easy victory over sole rival Manofmanywords in the Riverside Caravan & Camping Park Men’s Open. Owned by Tina Dunsford and Peter Clarke, and stabled at Bishops Nympton with Keith Cumings, the 11 –year-old is a West Country legend and was enjoying his 14th pointing victory

Newman went on to finish the afternoon in the runner up spot again as five-year-old Holiday Fund went under to Max Comley’s Killard Point (Darren Andrews) in the Maiden sponsored by Risdons Solicitors. The sixyear-old had finished runner up twice, but the owner/trainer was adamant that “He didn’t get the run of the race when beaten at Cothelstone recently.”

Dorrells Pierji followed up last week’s course win with a comfortable success under Darren Edwards in the older horses Conditions race which has been sponsored by the Kingdon family in memory of Donna Kingdon for several years. “He is in such good form and we might come back here next Sunday,” said trainer Dean Summersby.

The odds-on favourite Cuzzicombe looked the winner of the RSM Beares & Brian Thorne & Son sponsored Hunt race until folding up on the stiff uphill climb to the judge Emberscombe, running in the colours of the Exmoor Partners made famous by Southwestern a few years ago, was driven past to take the honours. Stoodleigh based trainer Danielle Kenealy reported, “She came to us from Jeremy Scott in January after a few runs under rules. She has had a few niggly problems but ran a lovely race.”

21-year-old James Shaw was riding his third career winner and said of his mount, “She was so brave. She slipped on the last bend but winged the last.”

Photo: Tim Holt

THE ALBRIGHTON & WOODLAND HUNT

MONDAY 27TH MAY 2024

By Andrew King

The progressive Ihandaya extended his winning sequence to four since switching postcodes earlier this year and joining the Nicky Sheppard team when landing the Ladies Open in gritty style at the expense of Macklin.

Having won his three races to date this term, Macklin came into the race in top form and the added bonus of Gina Andrews in the saddle saw him sent off Evens favourite in a tight market.

However, market rival and 11-10 chance Ihandaya, partnered by Natalie Parker, refused to be denied and got the better of the argument in a duel up the home straight for a three lengths call.

Jubilant owner Clive Hitchings was all smiles and said afterwards: “We were obviously worried about Macklin but Ihandaya has done really well to see him off He is only six-years-old and has his future ahead of him, hopefully.”

When asked about plans for next term, Hitchings added: “Maybe he can develop into a horse that might be good enough for a tilt at the Cheltenham Foxhunters as he might develop into a stronger horse after a good summer break

“It’s long, long way from standing in a field in Worcestershire to the Festival next March but we are all entitled to have a bit of a dream as that’s what keeps us going at this game.”

While Ihandaya had to show some battling qualities to secure his success, quite the opposite was true of One For Rosie who faced a relatively simple task with only three rivals turning up in the Mens Open.

He passed the test with flying colours as Tommie O’Brien only had to push out Jason Maguire’s charge up the home run for a comfortable verdict over Galileo Silver

Maguire said: “It’s a shame for Ryan (Alderman), who works in the yard at home and usually rides the horse as he is side-lined with a back injury following a fall at present but Tommie has proved an able deputy.”

He added of the 11-year-old, who is owned by his wife Lauren: “It’s great to sign off for the season on a winning note and we will be back next Autumn for another go as the old horse enjoys his days out.”

The Jockey Club Novice Champion Final For Mares And Fillies was salvaged from the abandoned Berkeley Meeting last month much to the delight of trainer Ollie Bowd after he sent out Imperial Pride to land the prize under Jack Andrews.

Bowd, who works for David Dennis said: “The mare was a maiden at the start of the season but she has worked her way through the ranks in good style She may well switch back to racing under Rules now.”

Cropredy Lawn-based Dawn Ball has struck form with a vengeance over the past couple of weeks and saddled her fourth winner in that period after Billy Two Rivers, ridden by Ellie Callwood, shaded out What’s The Solution by half-a-length for the Restricted.

Ball commented: “It’s amazing how things have taken off in the last few weeks but that’s racing. On the other side of the coin our present base at Cropredy Lawn is being put up for sale by owner Paul Webber so we will

probably have to find somewhere else over the summer.”

Rupert Wilks, 20, has struck up a great association with Beyond Redemption this term and the partnership delivered for the second time with a clear cut 15 lengths success from Western Cowboy in the Conditions contest for Novice Riders.

The rider said; “He has been a great servant to me this year as every time he has completed he has been placed and now he has won twice as well. So we will definitely be back pointing in the Autumn and take it from there.”

The Maiden ended up being divided with the result that Alan Hill’s Castadrift ran out an easy winner of the first division while the second leg of the contest went the way of Scarlet Jet from the Francesca Poste yard Connections of both winners confirmed they are destined down the Sales route.

The concluding bumper was also oversubscribed and became two divisions with Steal The Moves, partnered by Freddie Mitchell, landing the first heat and Lady Fortune with James King in the saddle proving the answer to the second.

Ihandaya and Natalie Parker after their win in the Ladies Open

Photo: Graham Fisher

THE SOUTH TETCOTT HUNT

MONDAY 27TH MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

The Point-to-Point Authority had already directed that this Bank Holiday would be the cut off point for all the National awards for the 2024 season with the two fixtures at Chaddesley Corbett and Upcott Cross.

A first and last race double clinched a first ever National trainers title for Josh Newman at Upcott Cross This is the category for 15 or more horses, and the Woolminstone, near Crewkerne handler topped the list by saddling 28 winners, narrowly ahead of Alan Hill and Max Comley.

Newman struck with Whitsand Bay in the opener before Bruce Gobbler set the champagne flowing in winning the last.

Ella Herbison took the mount on John and Sonia Gardener’s progressive Whitsand Bay to win the Grass Roots Conditions race sponsored by Totnes & Bridgetown Races Company. The eight-year-old was left in front when long time leader Step Back fell at the penultimate and just saw off the strong challenge of Premier D’Troice (James Earnshaw). “He is a strong stayer and the plan was to wait as long as possible I might even have come too soon,” reported Ella.

It was left to Bruce Gobbler to put the finishing touch to the title bid in the FC

Cleaning Systems Maiden. The mount of Darren Andrews, the Blue Bresil gelding just got the better of fellow five-year-old Chateau du Lys after a spirited duel from the last. The winner runs in the familiar Unity Farm colours of Richard House and had a few runs from the Hobbs/White yard last season. “We think he was unsuited by mud and he seems to like being in a smaller yard He jumped and travelled well today,” was the jockey’s summary

Jet Smart is in pole position to take the Devon & Cornwall Novice horse award (points in the area count up to and including Umberleigh). The six-year-old scored for the fourth time this season under Darren Edwards in the Simpkins Edwards Level 1 Conditions race, helping the Lifton trainer to lift the National trainers title for 6 to 14 horses. Jet Smart stayed on strongly to beat recent Exeter winner Hearts Corner “He relaxed well and has gears to quicken,” related the delighted trainer who thinks highly of the gelding and is in no hurry to give him stiffer tests.

Edwards completed his double thanks to 33-1 outsider Assassins Lullaby in the Maiden Conditions race sponsored by PRJ Engineering. “They went too fast,” said the experienced rider, setting up his eighth winning ride from his last 10 mounts. The long standing maiden strode clear of some better fancied rivals to win virtually unchallenged despite clumsy jumps at the last two fences. Having been treated for

ulcers recently, the Janet Ackner trained gelding, in the colours of the Everhopeful Partnership, never looked in danger of defeat.

Edwards had to settle for the runner up spot in the Dunbia sponsored Mixed Open as Young Buck went down by a head to 8-1 chance Sizing Cusimano after blundering at the last.

Purdy Peaster had the mount on the winner who was repeating last year’s success in this race 23-year-old Purdy is a work rider for Joe Tizzard and said, ”He dislikes soft ground really but loves this track and flew down the hill.”

Christopher Barber saddled his 10th winner of the season when All Star Boy just held the challenge of Jean Genie (Ed Vaughan) to win the Giffords Chartered Accountants Restricted. Eight times champion jockey Will Biddick, who has ceded his title to James King this year, was riding his 34th winner of the campaign and said, “He jumped well and did it easily.”

So, with titles decided this Bank Holiday was deemed to be the climax to a very wet season that really never got into swing thanks to numerous cancellations and postponements. It was a surreal feeling that titles had to be handed out with three fixtures still left in the West Country – a bit like awarding Manchester City the premier league trophy with three games left.

Whitsand Bay, Ella Herbison (1st) farside jumps the last with Premier D’Troice, James Earnshaw (2nd) Conditions Race (Level 2) For Grass Roots Riders

Photo: Tim Holt

SPEED

FIGURES

STRATFORD-ON-AVON 31/05/2024

6:05 THE JUMPING FOR FUN “RESTRICTED POINT-TO-POINT” NOVICES’ HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4): Red Nika (FR) (118) Padjoes Legacy (IRE) (112) Castle Daragh (IRE) (111) Caballo Diablo (IRE) (110)

6:35 THE STRATFORD LADIES OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) (For Female Amateur Jockeys): Famous Clermont (FR) (129) Shantou Flyer (IRE) (124) Imperial Esprit (IRE) (123) Captain Biggles (IRE) (120)

7:05 THE pointtopoint.co.uk CHAMPION NOVICES’ HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (for The John Corbet Cup): Iskandar Pecos (FR) (128) Go Go Geronimo (GB) (116) Master Templar (IRE) (114) Forest Chimes (IRE) (108)

7:35 THE PERTEMPS NETWORK STRATFORD FOXHUNTERS CHAMPION HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (The 65th Running For the Horse and Hound Cup): Annamix (FR) (130) D’Jango (FR) (129) What A Glance (GB) (122) Premier Magic (IRE) (120)

8:40 THE WHITE SWAN HOTEL STRATFORD OPEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5): Fier Jaguen (FR) (124) Calidad (IRE) (116) Cat Tiger (FR) (116) Kaproyale (GB) (108) Missed Tee (IRE) (105)

TREBUDANNON 31/05/2024

5:00 THE FOUR BURROW HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Hell Red (FR) (120) Jet Smart (IRE) (112) Whitsand Bay (GB) (102) Great d’Ange (FR) (97)

5:35 THE JOCKEY CLUB AND RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES VETERAN HORSE CONDIT IONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Dorrells Pierji (FR) (117) Tight Call (IRE) (108) Funky Sensation (GB) (98) Smithscorner (IRE) (94)

6:10 THE CONDTIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Tight Call (IRE) (105) Honest Opinion (GB) (102) Whitsand Bay (GB) (102) State of Fame (IRE) (101) Joey Steel (IRE) (100)

6:45 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (126) Hell Red (FR) (124) Sixteen Letters (IRE) (124) Walkin Out (GB) (121) The Kings Writ (IRE) (120)

7:20 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Mr Bezi (IRE) (103) Share A Moment (IRE) (95) Across The Channel (FR) (94) Lucky Lara (IRE) (94) Summer Jam (IRE) (92)

7:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: Whatchagotder (IRE) (96) Jambo (FR) (94) Bud Succes (FR) (90) Ahanaglogh (IRE) (89)

BRATTON DOWN 02/06/2024

2:00 THE TIVERTON STAGHOUNDS HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Humaniste (IRE) (115) Skilful Lord (IRE) (106) Diligent (FR) (99) Lure des Pres (IRE) (98)

2:35 THE MAIDEN RACE: Whatchagotder (IRE) (96) Cockspur Balla (GB) (94) Jambo (FR) (94) King de Palma (FR) (90) Kates Lane (IRE) (89)

3:10 THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Jet Smart (IRE) (107) Mini Fortune (IRE) (107) Whitsand Bay (GB) (102) Cuzzicombe (IRE) (100) State of Fame (IRE) (99)

3:45 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Dorrells Pierji (FR) (120) Hell Red (FR) (117) Ninth Wave (IRE) (115) Dr Rhythm (IRE) (105)

4:20 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (133) Walkin Out (GB) (128) Ryans Fancy (IRE) (118) Ange des Malberaux (FR) (113)

4:55 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Calidad (IRE) (114) Ringsend John (IRE) (112) Great Colewood (GB) (108) Miltown Bridge (IRE) (96)

LATEST RESULTS

CHERRYBROOK

22/05/2024

5:30 1. CAPTAIN MC (IRE) Edward Vaughan 4-9F 2. SMITHSCORNER (IRE) J. Shaw 5-4

3. CASTLEWELLAN (IRE) Miss C. Summersby 10-1 (3 ran).

6:00 1. MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) Edward Vaughan 5-2 2. ATLANTIC LAD (GB) J. Bament 4-6F

3. TALKIN’ TENNESSEE (GB) Miss G. Andrews 6-4 (5 ran).

6:30 1. BUMPY EVANS (IRE) Edward Vaughan 11-10 2. LUCKY LARA (IRE) J. Newman Evens

3. DO WHATEVER (IRE) Michael Treneer 14-1 (4 ran).

7:10 1. MILLBANK FLYER (IRE) Ms I. Lever 7-2 2. CHAMPIONS HILL (IRE) Callum Pritchard 5-4F

3. HONESTLYNTRUFULLY (IRE) J. Newman 8-1 (5 ran).

7:40 1. HIS OWN STAR (FR) Mrs J. Supple 3-1 2. FROM THE HEART (IRE) Miss N. Parker 8-11F (4 ran).

8:10 1. LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 8-13F 2. URBAN GRIT (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 7-4

3. CLEVER DES ASSENCE (FR) Callum Pritchard 9-4 (3 ran).

DINGLEY 25/05/2024

2:00 1. THUNDERSTRUCK (IRE) D. Peters 9-4F 2. SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 7-2 3. KILLINKERE (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-1 (7 ran).

2:35 1. MOUNTAIN ASSAULT (IRE) D. Peters 4-5F 2. STAR PRESENT (IRE) J. Teal 7-1 3. GET CRACKING (GB) James King 7-2 (4 ran).

3:10 1. REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) D. Cherriman 2-1 2. TAKE TO HEART (GB) Paddy Barlow 4-1 3. THE UNMENTIONABLE (IRE) D. Peters 6-4F (5 ran).

3:45 1. NOT THAT FUISSE (FR) Miss G. Andrews 5-2 2. PRECIOUS BOUNTY (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 5-4F 3. GOLDEN TOBOUGGAN (GB) Miss I. Marshall 6-1 (4 ran).

4:20 1. KINGS CHARGER (GB) J. Teal 3-1 2. JASMIN DES BORDES (FR) Mrs V. Frost 6-1 3. FREESTYLE FIGHTER (IRE) Henry Bailey 2-1F (6 ran).

4:55 1. CALLMESUSIE (IRE) J. Teal 12-1 2. LADY LAMORNA (GB) W. Thirlby 10-1 3. PAPILLONDELUMIERE (IRE) Paddy Barlow 5-1 (12 ran).

BRATTON DOWN 26/05/2024

2:00 1. EMBERSCOMBE (IRE) J. Shaw 8-1 2. KIMARELLI (GB) Miss T. Little 7-2 3. CUZZICOMBE (IRE) Miss C. Emsley 8-11F (4 ran).

2:35 1. BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) W. Biddick 4-5F 2. LIWAH (FR) J. Newman 10-1 3. ALKADEMON (IRE) H. Moore 9-2 (9 ran).

3:10 1. L’AIR DU VENT (FR) Miss Megan Bevan 9-4 2. HUMANISTE (IRE) Miss E. Herbison 8-13F 3. CHIC NAME (FR) Miss V. Huxtable 100-30 (3 ran).

3:45 1. DR RHYTHM (IRE) J. Newman 1-6F 2. MANOFMANYWORDS (GB) Chad Bament 4-1 (2 ran).

4:20 1. DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) D. Edwards 4-6F 2. GROVE ASH (GB) Miss Shannon Holmes 7-2 3. YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) L. Gallacher 40-1 (8 ran).

4:55 1. KILLARD POINT (FR) D. Andrews 5-1 2. HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) J. Newman 2-1 3. ECHO OF PROMISE (GB) Miss A. Duman 14-1 (8 ran).

KINGSTON BLOUNT 26/05/2024

2:30 1. CAPTAIN WOODIE (IRE) F. Mitchell 7-2 2. IMPERIAL ACOLYTE (GB) Miss K. L. Featherstone 2-1 3. EEZE A SAINT (FR) Charlie Marshall 5-4F (6 ran).

3:05 1. SECRET CARGO (IRE) Miss K. L. Featherstone 2-1 2. TIGHT CALL (IRE) Edward Vaughan 7-4F 3. NASEE (GB) Miss E. Miller 8-1 (8 ran).

3:40 1. I’M SPELLBOUND (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 7-4 2. BACK IT UP (IRE) D. Peters Evens 3. GRAND ROI (FR) W. Hickman 5-1 (5 ran).

4:35 1. I K BRUNEL (GB) Miss I. Marshall 5-4 2. TIGERBYTHETAIL (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-7F 3. KILBREW BOY (IRE) C. Case 10-1 (4 ran).

5:10 1. FFREE PEDRO (IRE) Edward Vaughan 5-4 2. SERENISA (GB) W. Barnett 12-1 3. EQUUS FLIGHT (IRE) C. Case 20-1 (6 ran).

5:45 1. L’AVENTARA (GB) Edward Vaughan 6-4 2. JULLOU DE GRISSAY (FR) C. Case 8-1 3. HOGAN (IRE) James King Evens (7 ran).

CHADDESLEY CORBETT 27/05/2024

1:00 1. BEYOND REDEMPTION (IRE) R. Wilks 9-2 2. WESTERN COWBOY (IRE) W. Badlan 4-1 3. STAY OUT OF COURT (IRE) Miss Jessica Smith 12-1 (10 ran).

1:35 1. BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 8-1 2. WHATS THE SOLUTION (IRE) J. Teal 9-1 3. PERRYVILLE (IRE) Miss C. Brewitt 5-1 (12 ran).

2:10 1. IHANDAYA (FR) Miss N. Parker 11-10 2. MACKLIN (FR) Miss G. Andrews Evens 3. LAGAN VALLEY (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 6-1 (6 ran).

2:45 1. ONE FOR ROSIE (GB) Tommie O’Brien 1-3F 2. GALILEO SILVER (IRE) D. Cherriman 7-2 3. FRENCH PIECE (GB) G. Barfoot-Saunt 8-1 (4 ran).

3:20 1. IMPERIAL PRIDE (IRE) Jack Andrews 7-4F 2. MINI FORTUNE (IRE) James King 9-4 (7 ran).

3:55 1. CASTADRIFT (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 9-2 2. GUNSIGHT HILL (IRE) Miss A. Jackson-Fennell 14-1 3. IT’S A MYSTERY (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 11-4 (11 ran).

4:30 1. SCARLET JET (IRE) C. Case 8-1 2. PETHERS RUN (GB) Tommie O’Brien 6-4F 3. YOU AND ME TOO (IRE) Miss I. Robinson 7-1 (10 ran).

5:05 1. STEAL THE MOVES (IRE) F. Mitchell 7-2 2. ASKDADDY (GB) A. Loweth 8-1 3. FRUIT FIZZ (GB) D. Cherriman 7-2 (9 ran).

5:40 1. LADY FORTUNE (IRE) James King 5-2 2. FAYRELY FRUITFUL (GB) D. Cherriman 10-1 3. IS OUR OTIS (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 2-1F (9 ran).

UPCOTT CROSS 27/05/2024

2:00 1. WHITSAND BAY (GB) Miss E. Herbison 2-1 2. PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) J. Earnshaw 14-1 3. SCORESBY (GB) R. David 6-5F (5 ran).

2:35 1. ALL STAR BOY (IRE) W. Biddick 5-2 2. JEAN GENIE (FR) Edward Vaughan 7-1 3. TAKEABID (IRE) Chad Bament 4-1 (9 ran).

3:10 1. JET SMART (IRE) D. Edwards 4-7F 2. HEARTS CORNER (IRE) J. Newman 11-4 3. ENCHANTED MAGIC (IRE) Charlie Marshall 11-2 (6 ran).

3:45 1. SIZING CUSIMANO (GB) Miss P. Peaster 8-1 2. YOUNG BUCK (IRE) D. Edwards 4-6F 3. QUINTIN’S MAN (GB) D. Andrews 2-1 (6 ran).

4:20 1. ASSASSINS LULLABY (IRE) D. Edwards 33-1 2. FONGS WAY (IRE) W. Biddick 5-2 3. BADBURY RINGS (GB) D. Andrews 5-4F (9 ran).

4:55 1. BRUCE GOBBLER (GB) D. Andrews 100-30 2. CHATEAU DU LYS (GB) M. McIntyre 3-1 3. KING OF QUINTA (FR) Charlie Bell 10-1 (8 ran).

FIXTURE LIST 2023/24

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

D&CSouthCornwallTrebudannonFriday31stMay

D&CTheTiverton Staghounds BrattonDown Sunday2ndJune

D&CTheTorrington FarmersFoxhounds ChapletonBarton, Umberleigh Saturday8thJune

Photo: Grace Beresford

THIS WEEKEND’S ENTRIES

South Cornwall at

TREBUDANNON

Friday, 31 May 2024

5.00 3m

GREAT D’ANGE (FR) PP6PP2

HELL RED (FR) 443P-31

JET SMART (IRE) P-11F11

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 43-3141

SWEET SAFFRON 00PP-PP

WHITSAND BAY 312121

The Kernow Lowen Partnership

N.Banks, W.Dodd & J.May

Mrs Fuller Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts

Mr D. Summersby

Mr P. A. Tylor

John & Sonia Gardener

5.35 3m

AHEADFULLOFDREAMS (IRE) PP-P16U

CLEVER DES ASSENCE (FR) 21-P223

DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) 5P1211

FUNKY SENSATION

P4P444

GAME OF WAR (IRE) 0/P-33PP

MACS LEGEND (IRE) 6-P0404

MAKETY PP-323P

MELEKHOV (IRE) PP/P3-PP

POLI ROI (FR) 1P1115

Miss Lara Pope

Mrs Tracy Parker

Banks,Dodd,Stevenson&Gibson

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mr Nathaniel Vanstone

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mrs Sally White

Mrs Angie Way

Mr T. Vaughan

PUTDECASHONTHEDASH (IRE) P5P6P-P Goodfellers Racing

RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) 121-36P

SMITHSCORNER (IRE) 2P5-P32

SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 46F/-2PF

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 55P212

Mrs Sophie Pauling

Mrs Jenny Luscombe

Miss Daisy White

Mr T. Vaughan

6.10 3m

AHEADFULLOFDREAMS (IRE) PP-P16U

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 44D313

BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) 13P-P12

Miss Lara Pope

T Hamlin, J E Gardener

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 12P-P2P Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

FUNKY SENSATION P4P444

HONEST OPINION 43-421P

HONESTLYNTRUFULLY (IRE) 53/-PPP3

JOEY STEEL (IRE) P2-5222

JOLY MAKER (IRE) 3-04525

LOS ALAMOS (IRE) P11//52-P

LUCKY LARA (IRE) 2/-23122

SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 46F/-2PF

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 1-PPP21

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 55P212

WHITSAND BAY 312121

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Redheads On Tour

Mrs Elise Gwyn

Mr J. Cole

Mrs Jonjo O’Neill

Mr L. Price

Mr T. Hamlin

Miss Daisy White

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T. Vaughan

John & Sonia Gardener

6.45 3m

CANASTERO (IRE) P04431

FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) 1125-PP

FUNKY SENSATION P4P444

HELL RED (FR) 443P-31

JOLY MAKER (IRE) 3-04525

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) P05r11

MACS LEGEND (IRE) 6-P0404

MAKETY PP-323P

MELEKHOV (IRE) PP/P3-PP

PUTDECASHONTHEDASH (IRE) P5P6P-P

Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe

Heidi Lewis & Lee Drowne

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

N.Banks, W.Dodd & J.May

Mrs Jonjo O’Neill

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mrs Sally White

Mrs Angie Way

Goodfellers Racing

RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) 121-36P

SIBERIAN STAR 3-5221U

SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) 411221

SLIEVEGAR 214-432

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 4P-131F

WALKIN OUT P25111

7.20

ACROSS THE CHANNEL (FR) 46/PP-P4

BELLA NOCHE (IRE) P500U0

CHAMPIONS HILL (IRE) U3-P532

COOLER THAN ME 3/321-PB

DAISY YEATS 4-324F6

DO WHATEVER (IRE) PP40P3

FIRE SQUADRON (IRE) PP-5400

GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P1P4

LIWAH (FR) P-41062

LUCKY LARA (IRE) 2/-23122

MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F1

NAVEGAON GATE 0-P341P

SFORZA CASTLE (IRE) 30P-214

SHARE A MOMENT (IRE) 40-2461

SUMMER JAM (IRE) 1P4P2

TREACYS JIM (IRE) FP-4F01

Mrs Sophie Pauling

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

Ms J. McCain

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

Mr J. Dorse

2m4f

Mr L. Price

L. Price

Sophie Pauling

Ryan G. Chapman

Mr Phil Fry

Mrs D. J. Treneer

7.55 3m

AHANAGLOGH (IRE) 3

ANY LUCK COLM (IRE) 00004P-

BRUCE GOBBLER 50FP31

BUD SUCCES (FR) 4P54P3

CANYOUSEEME 5-5425

CASTLEWELLAN (IRE) PP-PP3

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 000/P-F6

DEVON RED 50-0

ELRONDO

FIRE SQUADRON (IRE) PP-5400

FONGS WAY (IRE) P-6P522

FULL SPES (FR) 50F-035

GHOST JURY (IRE) 00-PU

Mrs L. Osborne

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr Richard House

Mr John Norman

Mr Martyn Griffiths

Miss Charlotte Summersby

Mr T. Vaughan

The Devon Red Friends

Mr P. Balding

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mr J. D. Frost

M Lewis,D Lewis,H Lewis&B Blake

Mr J. Winston

HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) 42 Blackmore Racing Club

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 452-3P0

ISLA GETAWAY (IRE) 4-33

JAMBO (FR) P2

JOHNTHEPOSTMAN (IRE) 02060-0

LIZZIE’S STAR F

MAGIC BUTTON (IRE) P

MIDDLETON FOX 0-P3

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs Ros Newman

Mr Will Biddick

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Miss D. Kenealy

Mr S. Payne

Mr S. W. Reddaway

THE DAIRYDEALER (IRE) PP John & Sonia Gardener

THE SWEDE 0060P-P

TWIST ABOUT 4PrP-05

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) 4422

Glanvilles Partners

Little Loxbrook Friends

The Gambie Gang

Tiverton Staghounds at BRATTON DOWN

Sunday, 2 June 2024

2.00 3m

DILIGENT (FR) P12U43

HUMANISTE (IRE) 1P1-312

The Devon Diamond Friends

Mr Keiran Johns

KING DE PALMA (FR) 344 Booth,Chanin,Hooper,Kingwell&Springett

LURE DES PRES (IRE) PU-P420

NOBODYDOESITBETTER 253-PP4

SKILFUL LORD (IRE) 631-1P2

3.45 3m

ANGE DES MALBERAUX (FR) 1/5P4-P1

CANASTERO (IRE) P04431

Mr M. J. Vanstone

Mr A Jackson & Mr D Lovell

Mr B. J. Palfrey

THE DAIRYDEALER (IRE) PP John & Sonia Gardener

2.35 3m

A LITTLE SOMETHING U0

ANY LUCK COLM (IRE) 00004P-

BUSTERMOVE P//P6/-PPP

CANYOUSEEME 5-5425

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 000/P-F6

COCKSPUR BALLA 46-PF42

ECHO OF PROMISE 6P5063

FURIOSO DES BORDES (FR) 55-5P00

GHOST JURY (IRE) 00-PU

HEDGEHOPPER 0PP-P34

HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) 42

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 452-3P0

JAMBO (FR) P2

JOHNTHEPOSTMAN (IRE) 02060-0

KATES LANE (IRE) 3P/RPF-4

Mr Brian McCreesh

Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe

CHELTENAM DE VAIGE (FR) P2124-4 Matt & Sally Burford

DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) 5P1211

DR OAKLEY (IRE) 133-P33

DR RHYTHM (IRE) 123121

Mrs Zara Tindall

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr Michael Sweetland

Mr Martyn Griffiths

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs R. Vanstone

Mrs Polly Walker

Mr Steve McCracken

Mr J. Winston

Mr T R R Farr

Blackmore Racing Club

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Will Biddick

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mrs E. Scott

KING DE PALMA (FR) 344 Booth,Chanin,Hooper,Kingwell&Springett

LAMANVER STORM 20-P4PP

LIZZIE’S STAR F

MIDDLETON FOX 0-P3

Mr H. Winnard

Miss D. Kenealy

Mr S. W. Reddaway

RIVER STORY (IRE) P- Stuart Sampson & Russel Wescott

TANGOS TANGERINE (IRE) 540304

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

THE SWEDE 0060P-P Glanvilles Partners

TREEMOSS P/P4/P/-0P

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) 4422

Banks,Dodd,Stevenson&Gibson

Miss Jane Allfrey

Mrs C Dunsford & Mr P Clarke

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 12P-P2P Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

HELL RED (FR) 443P-31 N.Banks, W.Dodd & J.May

JOLY MAKER (IRE) 3-04525

LEN BRENNAN (IRE) 3/-PP512

MACS LEGEND (IRE) 6-P0404

MR MAFIA (IRE) 6-P5533

NINTH WAVE (IRE) 1-11212

POLI ROI (FR) 1P1115

POUR UNE RAISON (FR) PUP45U

SIBERIAN STAR 3-5221U

SLIEVEGAR 214-432

4.20

ANGE DES MALBERAUX (FR) 1/5P4-P1

BISTOURI D’HONORE (FR) 36-rP05

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 2/2r2-U0

CHIC NAME (FR) 403P/-53

FRAU GEORGIA (IRE) 0/P4P0-2

HIS OWN STAR (FR) 543431

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) P05r11

PUTDECASHONTHEDASH (IRE) P5P6P-P

RYANS FANCY (IRE) U41164

STRIKING OUT 23-3UrD

WALKIN OUT P25111

Mr R.J Rogers& Mr R Styles

The Gambie Gang

3.10 3m

BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) 13P-P12

CHAMPIONS HILL (IRE) U3-P532

CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 2P-5P23

GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211

GROVE ASH 52-6422

JET SMART (IRE) P-11F11

KIMARELLI 12-F032

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) 111112

MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) PP-0P4P

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 43-3141

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 1-PPP21

STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) P2P135

WESTHILL (IRE) 1/P-245U

WHITSAND BAY 312121

Mrs Jonjo O’Neill

Broomfield & Howell

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mrs Belinda Keighley

Mr Peter Musgrave

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs Andrew May

Mr T. Vaughan

Ms J. McCain

Mr Brian McCreesh

Miss A. Procter

Mrs E. Scott

Miss V. Huxtable

Miss K. C. Powell

Mr Ron Alford

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Goodfellers Racing

The Bardie Bell Bones Partnership

Catch Twenty Two

Mr J. Dorse

4.55 3m

BLACKFYRE (IRE) 5231/-R3

BUSINESSMAN (IRE) 2442-UP

CALIDAD (IRE) 0-P5P33

DAISY YEATS 4-324F6

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

Mr G. Beilby

John A G Pearn & John Dorse

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Andrew Finch & Mrs Rita Vicary

Mrs Fuller Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts

Mr J. Toogood

Mr Nathan Pyne

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mr D. Summersby

Mr T. Vaughan

N.Mackenzie,R.Dening&S.Quick

Miss A. C. Mackenzie

John & Sonia Gardener

Mr Dean Jones

Mrs Amanda Hill/ Mrs Shirley Cork

Mr Christopher Mark Clarke

Mrs S. Prouse

EMBERSCOMBE (IRE) 300P-61 The Exmoor Partners

FINDING FREEDOM (IRE) P5P-P45

GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 3-4P211

GREAT COLEWOOD 2-13455

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP2251

LIWAH (FR) P-41062

LURE DES PRES (IRE) PU-P420

The Gambie Gang

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs Polly Walker

Mr Max Comley

John & Sonia Gardener

Mr M. J. Vanstone

MAPLE LEAF (FR) PP-P654 ..................................................................Unsworth, Jefford & Bradley

MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) P4204P Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

OYSTER PERCH 0P-6P65

RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) B4-P122

SHARE A MOMENT (IRE) 40-2461

SUMMER JAM (IRE) 1P4P2

TANGOS TANGERINE (IRE) 540304

TREACYS JIM (IRE) FP-4F01

YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) 5P/-P0P3

The Plainsfield Racing Club

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Ryan G. Chapman

Mr Phil Fry

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mrs D. J. Treneer

Mr M. A. Hunt

1. Knightwick

2. Great Trethew

3. Badbury Rings

4. Dunsmore

UK COURSE MAP

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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