Go Pointing - Vol 32

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CHIMES CLAIMS CORBET CUP

COVER PHOTO: Neale Blackburn

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WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

THE TORRINGTON FARMERS

SATURDAY JUNE 8TH, 2024, AT UMBERLEIGH

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Photo Grace Beresford

POINTING POINTERS

THE POINT-TO-POINT PODCAST

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

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

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

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

Photo: Alun Sedgmore

ON THE CLOCK

An excellent evening’s racing at Stratford brought the curtain down on the Hunter chase season with near perfect going bringing the speed horses to the fore; all six winners have featured in this column over the past two seasons.

The centrepiece of the evening, the Horse and Hound Cup went the way of What A Glance (114) who followed up his fast time win at Cheltenham’s evening meeting with a comfortable victory over Life Me Up Vastly improved and more consistent this season What A Glance is well suited by extended trips but equally can find a good turn of foot.

Conversely, Lift Me Up (110) despite running an excellent race in second, will be better dropping down in distance.

The PPRC sponsored John Corbet Cup was run in around six seconds faster time than the feature, thanks to the front running Go Go Geronimo A sustained early gallop soon had favourite Iskandar Pecos (126) on the back foot and with Go Go Geronimo fading away on the run to the last it was left to Forest Chimes (128) to land the prize. He has made steady progress since winning in the soft at Bitterley last season – stepping up considerably on his last two outings. Admirably suited by a flat track, a return visit here for next season’s Horse and Hound seems a more feasible longterm target than the Cheltenham Foxhunters.

Famous Clermont (128) was the evening’s other stand out performance on the clock. He’s not quite been running to the same level as last term but was always travelling well here, so well in fact that he took up the running at the fifth of the 17 obstacles and remained in command to the line. There is no better Hunter over distances short of three miles.

Imperial Esprit (120) was a valiant second. He’s been in good form lately and this was a lifetime best.

The previous Monday Billy Two Rivers (104) again posted a time figure several pound in advance of his form rating when landing the Chaddesley Restricted. Possibly aided by the early departure of the equally promising Yellow Car, it nevertheless needed a good performance to see off What’s the Solution (108) – the latter having won in fast time at the Derwent. Billy Two Rivers has the size and scope to progress further next season.

Beyond Redemption (116) posted the day’s fastest figure when running out an easy winner of the opening Novice Rider’s race He had been disappointing for Harry Derham’s yard, winning just the once, but had previously been a multiple winner in Irish points and seems far more at home over the slightly smaller obstacles. On this evidence he looks booked for further success next season.

Another to follow next year is All Star Boy (110) who took the South Tetcott Restricted, cosily, by half a length, from Jean Genie – the pair well clear The winner had been unable to hold a candle to Bushtucker Park at Holnicote previously, but that race was over two and a half miles, and he looked better suited to the standard trip

One who seems well suited to shorter trips however is Sforza Castle (106) who posted a figure almost a stone in advance of his form rating when taking the short Restricted at the South Cornwall. He is clearly at home on a sound surface.

One to watch – All Star Boy (Will Biddick)

Photo: Tim Holt

STRATFORD

IN TH E FRAM E

Newly crowned Ladies Champion Izzie Marshall (red jacket) aboard Learntalot

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Kaproyale (Charlie Case) gets up between rivals to land the White Swan Hotel Hunters’ Chase Photo: Neale Blackburn

Forest Chimes produces a fine leap at the last in the John Corbet Cup

Photo: Neale Blackburn

A beaming Darren Andrews with the John Corbet Cup

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Victorious connections of What A Glance with the Horse and Hound Cup

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Outgoing PPA CEO Peter Wright with delighted connections of Envious Editor

Photo: Neale Blackburn

IN TH E FRAM E

Ninth Wave, Callum Pritchard (1st) Mens Open Race at Bratton Down Photo: Tim Holt

Walkin Out (nearside) Lakota Warrior (centre) and His Own Star (farside) at Bratton Down Photo: Tim Holt

Maiden Race Runners at Bratton Down Photo: Tim Holt

REPORTS

SOUTH CORNWALL

FRIDAY 31ST MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

“They think it’s all over” well it’s not.

The National awards might have been dished out at the end of May, but pointto-pointing goes on in the West Country up until the June 8th finale at Umberleigh.

The South Cornwall Hunt deserve credit for re-arranging their abandoned April fixture to last Friday evening (May 31st). This excellent viewing Cornish venue welcomed travellers (and winners) from Wales and the Cotswolds.

It was the locals who struck in the first two races for jockey Darren Edwards and trainer Dean Summersby. In the opening Hunt race Jet Smart had little difficulty in recording his fifth victory of the season over sole rival Great D’Ange (Myles Osborne). Sixyear-old Jet Smart has given a lot of fun to his group of owners Belinda Fuller, Tony and Eileen Worth, Shirley Roberts and Les Roberts.”He enjoyed that and quickened nicely He will have an entry for Umberleigh” (June 8th) said the trainer

Dorrells Pierji has also hit a winning streak for the Lifton yard and readily followed up his Upcott Cross success just four days ago with Edwards peeping round at his four pursuers. With the 11-year-old gelding still looking fresh afterwards, Dean revealed that his Trebudannon runners had enjoyed an early morning outing to the seaside saying, “We took them to the beach at Bude at six o’clock this morning. It helps them relax and stretch their muscles.”

14-year-old Raven’s Pass finished a brave second to Dorrells Pierji for Sophie and Ben Pauling, but the Naunton based couple made their long trip to Cornwall pay off when Sforza Castle, in Sophie’s colours, took the Restricted under their young jockey Elliot England. The well bred Milan six-year-old had opened his account at Lockinge and justified favouritism here. “We bought him as a store and he wasn’t cheap Elliot gave him a good ride” said the trainer The 20-year-old rider, who works for the Pauling yard, was partnering his fourth winner and said, “The plan was to keep him handy so I kept him in touch and he stayed on really well.”

Hell Red started odds-on favourite under Darren Edwards in the Mixed Open and looked an assured winner until Joly Maker, under Will Biddick, found a turn of foot after the last and got up near the line Formerly a useful chaser, Joly Maker had recently joined the Danielle Kenealy yard “We have only just had him. He has been giving Jonjo O’Neill’s lads a few rides this year,” said Joe Tickle, representing his partner who was saddling a winner on the flat for the couple at Chepstow.

Will Biddick looked like winning the Level 3 Conditions race on Between You and Me, but the seven-year-old was caught on the run in by strong finishing Joey Steel. The 11-year-old finished with such zest that he couldn’t stop and careered round a full circuit with Ella Herbison doing an unscheduled lap of honour He is owned

and trained by Jimmy Cole at Lewdown who said, “He is the only horse I have got and has been second four times this year I ride him on our own and we fall out every day. He is tricky.” The popular ex-jockey went on to pay tribute to Christian Williams. “I must thank Christian because he let me have him. I sent him the money from his earlier places for his daughter Betsy’s fund.”

It had been quite a hazy evening and the concluding Maiden was delayed by 15 minutes as the low sunshine (or was it the moonlight?) shone in the horses’ faces down the back straight. In the end one of the jumps was omitted. In a blanket finish Ed Vaughan threaded his way through to score on the ex-French six-year-old Imaginaire. Ghost Jury (Gary Derwin) charged up the rails late to finish second with Will Biddick’s mount Jambo, who had led at the last, close up in third. Tim Vaughan said of his winner, “We thought he was a nice horse and we were a bit baffled that he didn’t win earlier We tried new tactics today and dropped him in. He will probably go under rules now.”

REPORTS

THE TIVERTON STAGHOUNDS

SUNDAY 2ND JUNE 2024

By Granville Taylor

“Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this sun”… Richard III, William Shakespeare 1564-1616

You are spot on Mr Shakespeare. After the disappointing memories of the postponements and cancellations of the wet spring, we were blessed with a perfect afternoon with Exmoor seen at its best. Local pointing enthusiasts were out in force enjoying competitive point-to-point racing with a massive crowd basking in warm sunshine

A total of 45 runners lined up for the six races which featured a double for champion novice jockey Ed Vaughan, plus one of the best Ladies’ Opens seen in the area this season

The Vaughan lorry clocked up another 280 miles to add to numerous trips up and down the UK this season, and the visit to Bratton Down was amply rewarded.

Tim Vaughan’s Glamorgan qualified State of Fame successfully upgraded to Intermediate company, but had to pull out all the stops to catch Champions Hill on the line in the race sponsored by Moore Scarrott. “He had lost his form on the soft ground after winning at Great Trethew. I just wanted him to settle just behind today and he did it well,” said Vaughan the younger

Ringsend John completed Ed Vaughan’s double in the colours of Luke Price. The strong gelding led his ten rivals a merry dance in the Witheridge Garage Restricted, jumping soundly and comfortably holding Maple Leaf The eight-year-old is likely to have a future under rules. 16-year-old Vaughan was partnering his 30th winner of the season, equalling the record total for a novice set by James Bowen in 2017

Anna Johnston is the champion lady novice rider this year and partnered John Dorse’s Walkin Out to win the Greenslade Taylor Hunt Ladies’ Open after a sustained battle on the run in with the Jo Supple ridden His Own Star Lakota Warrior and Ella Herbison took their six rivals along at a

strong pace and were still in with a chance at the last, but on the steep climb to the judge the winner and runner up raced clear, locked together like prize fighters. Walkin Out got the verdict, cleared of any interference after a brief steward’s enquiry

The gallant Ninth Wave is a Bratton Down specialist and took the ucanstore.com Mens’ Open to notch his fifth win on this track, drawing clear of Len Brennan and Slievegar from the final bend. Owned by Peter and Kathy Musgrave, the ten-year-old was gaining his 11th point-to-point success He is one of only two horses stabled with Teresa Clark on the Quantocks and was ridden by Callum Pritchard. “This was the hardest race he has had. He was never really travelling but is so game and we never looked like being beaten,” reported the rider who will be turning conditional at the end of July

Josh Newman has also brought a National title to the West Country this year The Woolminstone handler is the leading trainer in the category of 15 horses plus

and saddled and rode Holiday Fund to win the Maiden. The five-year-old looked to have a lot to do round the final bend, but stayed on in impressive style to catch Whatchagotder (Sean O’Connor) in the dying strides. “We bought him from Sean Doyle It was too soft for him on his two runs in Ireland but he is progressing nicely He is for sale,” said Kayley Woollacott who runs the ownership group The Blackmore Racing Club

Diligent made all to win the Winston Pincombe Land Rovers Hunt race in the hands of Shannon Holmes. The 11-yearold runs in the colours of The Devon Diamond Friends and is trained by the rider’s grandmother Mary Sanderson who said. “We took the gag off and used a bar bit today. Shannon gave him a good, positive ride.” The 18-year-old jockey, who has ridden Diligent to both his wins this season, is based with Nigel Hawke.

Holiday Fund and Josh Newman (1st) Maiden Race

Photo: Tim Holt

SPOTLIGHT ON: STRATFORD HUNTER CHASE EVENING 2024

By Carl Evans

Famous Clermont (Izzie Marshall) Photo: Neale Blackburn

SPEED

FIGURES

UMBERLEIGH 08/06/2024

2:00 THE DEVON & CORNWALL AREA CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Lakota Warrior (IRE) (109) Bang On Target (IRE) (94) Smithscorner (IRE) (89) Manofmanywords (GB) (76)

2:35 THE CAPT TIM FORSTER MEMORIAL RESTRICTED RACE: Maska du Morvan (FR) (100) Ffree Pedro (IRE) (99) Takeabid (IRE) (97) Money Spinner (IRE) (94)

3:10 THE AZETS ACCOUNTANTS MIXED OPEN RACE: Dorrells Pierji (FR) (127) Lakota Warrior (IRE) (126) Hell Red (FR) (124) Humaniste (IRE) (124) Reikers Island (IRE) (118)

3:45 THE TOTNES & BRIDGETOWN RACES SERIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), F OR GRASS ROOTS RIDERS: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (111) Premier d’Troice (FR) (108) My Little Toni (GB) (103) Mr Mafia (IRE) (98)

4:20 THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Ringsend John (IRE) (112) Ffree Pedro (IRE) (104) Jet Smart (IRE) (102) Maska du Morvan (FR) (100)

4:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: Whatchagotder (IRE) (96) Norman Abu (IRE) (94) Just A Mystery (IRE) (92) Fongs Way (IRE) (86)

LATEST RESULTS

TREBUDANNON

31/05/2024

5:00 1. JET SMART (IRE) D. Edwards 1-4F 2. GREAT D’ANGE (FR) M. Osborne 2-1 (2 ran).

5:35 1. DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) D. Edwards 1-3F 2. RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) Miss Megan Fox 6-1 3. SMITHSCORNER (IRE) Gary Derwin 10-1 (5 ran).

6:10 1. JOEY STEEL (IRE) Miss E. Herbison 3-1 2. BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) W. Biddick 11-10F 3. TIGHT CALL (IRE) Edward Vaughan 11-8 (5 ran).

6:45 1. JOLY MAKER (IRE) W. Biddick 5-1 2. HELL RED (FR) D. Edwards 1-5F 3. FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) Miss Heidi Lewis 10-1 (6 ran).

7:20 1. SFORZA CASTLE (IRE) E. England Evens 2. DAISY YEATS (GB) J. Bament 6-1 3. FIRE SQUADRON (IRE) Chad Bament 7-1 (7 ran).

7:55 1. IMAGINAIRE (FR) Edward Vaughan 10-1 2. GHOST JURY (IRE) Gary Derwin 4-1 3. JAMBO (FR) W. Biddick 4-7F (11 ran).

BRATTON DOWN 02/06/2024

2:00 1. DILIGENT (FR) Miss Shannon Holmes 7-2 2. HUMANISTE (IRE) Edward Vaughan 9-4 3. NOBODYDOESITBETTER (GB) J. Bament 9-1 (4 ran).

2:35 1. HOLIDAY FUND (IRE) J. Newman 7-4F 2. WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) Sean O’Connor 5-2 3. HEDGEHOPPER (GB) Edward Vaughan 10-1 (13 ran).

3:10 1. STATE OF FAME (IRE) Edward Vaughan 11-10 2. CHAMPIONS HILL (IRE) Callum Pritchard 9-2 3. GROVE ASH (GB) Miss Shannon Holmes 10-11F (3 ran).

3:45 1. NINTH WAVE (IRE) Callum Pritchard 4-5F 2. LEN BRENNAN (IRE) Billy Broomfield 5-1 3. SLIEVEGAR (GB) T. McCain-Mitchell 4-1 (7 ran).

4:20 1. WALKIN OUT (GB) Miss A. Johnston 4-6F 2. HIS OWN STAR (FR) Mrs J. Supple 7-1 3. LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) Miss E. Herbison 5-2 (7 ran).

4:55 1. RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) Edward Vaughan 4-6F 2. MAPLE LEAF (FR) Miss A. Johnston 33-1 3. YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) L. Gallacher 25-1 (11 ran).

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DATE

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THIS WEEKEND’S ENTRIES

Torrington Farmers at UMBERLEIGH

Saturday, 8 June 2024

2.00 3m

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 44D313

KILRONAN CASTLE P/PP-35P

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 05r113

MANOFMANYWORDS 3364P2

SMITHSCORNER (IRE) P5-P323

T Hamlin, J E Gardener

The Golden Roosters

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mrs Jenny Luscombe

2.35 3m

ANY LUCK COLM (IRE) 0004P-4

FFREE PEDRO (IRE) 26P-011

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 52-3P01

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P1P4P

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 4P2421

MISS CARLI FAY (IRE) P//00-P2P

MONEY SPINNER (IRE) B1P-225

RUE ST DENIS (IRE) 0-P316

SERENISA 3-44PP2

TAKEABID (IRE) P13423

TEMPLIER D’HABERT (FR) 2-24254

TOP CLICHE P-PPP0P

TREACYS JIM (IRE) P-4F01P

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr Timothy Talbot

Mr T. Vaughan

The Woodpeckers Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs Eimear Grant

Mr Daniel Cherriman

Mr S. Loxton

The Sunday Night Partnership

Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin

Mrs J. McCullough

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mrs D. J. Treneer

3.10 3m

ANGE DES MALBERAUX (FR) 5P4-P1P

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 2/2r2-U0

DANDY DAN (IRE) 416-423

DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) P12111

Mr Brian McCreesh

Mrs E. Scott

Mr P. J. Andrews

Banks,Dodd,Stevenson&Gibson

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

GALILEO SILVER (IRE) 2212/P-2

GOLDEN POET (IRE) 04-PPP4

Miss Ruth Elaine De Quincey

Mr Keiran Burke

HELL RED (FR) 43P-312 N.Banks, W.Dodd & J.May

HUMANISTE (IRE) P1-3122

JOLY MAKER (IRE) 045251

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 05r113

MANOFMANYWORDS 3364P2

MR MAFIA (IRE) 6-P5533

Mr Keiran Johns

Miss D. Kenealy

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mrs Belinda Keighley

MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) PP-0P4P Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) U6-FP34

PHOENIX ROCK (IRE) 5340/P/-2

PRECIOUS BOUNTY (IRE) 331422

Miss E. Williams

Miss A. Willmott

Mrs A. Bealby

REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) 4-3P121 D Cherriman,N Cherriman,P Cornes&S Holme

SIZING CUSIMANO 34P021

SLIEVEGAR 14-4323

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 5P2123

Mr J. Peaster

Ms J. McCain

Mr T. Vaughan

3.45 3m

BISTOURI D’HONORE (FR) 36-rP05

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 2/2r2-U0

DANDY DAN (IRE) 416-423

Miss A. Procter

Mrs E. Scott

Mr P. J. Andrews

FRANCESCO DU CLOS (FR) 14/-4PF6 Mike & Mark Chatterton

FRAU GEORGIA (IRE) 0/P4P0-2

GALILEO SILVER (IRE) 2212/P-2

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 05r113

LOS ALAMOS (IRE) P11//52-P

MANOFMANYWORDS 3364P2

MILLBANK FLYER (IRE) P-U3631

MR MAFIA (IRE) 6-P5533

Miss K. C. Powell

Miss Ruth Elaine De Quincey

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mr L. Price

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mrs S. Lever

Mrs Belinda Keighley

MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) PP-0P4P Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

MY LITTLE TONI U-453P6

ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) U6-FP34

PHOENIX ROCK (IRE) 5340/P/-2

PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) UUP242

SMITHSCORNER (IRE) P5-P323

STAY OUT OF COURT (IRE) 40-4443

TAKEABID (IRE) P13423

VANGO DE VAIGE (FR) 0-UPP35

WEE WILLIE NAIL (IRE) PP/PP-5P

4.20

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 44D313

Mr

FFREE PEDRO (IRE) 26P-011 Mr Timothy Talbot

FRANCESCO DU CLOS (FR) 14/-4PF6

HIGHLAND GLORY 2P-2P31

JET SMART (IRE) 11F111

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 4P2421

MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) PP-0P4P

RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) 4-P1221

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 43-3141

TEMPLIER D’HABERT (FR) 2-24254

& Mark Chatterton

Sunday Night Partnership

Mr D. Summersby

Mrs J. McCullough

4.55 3m

ANY LUCK COLM (IRE) 0004P-4

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 000/P-F6

DANCING DU MOULIN (FR) 65-04

FEED ME WEETABIX (IRE) 56

FONGS WAY (IRE) P-6P522

GALLONRAY (IRE) 3-0PPF

GHOST JURY (IRE) 00-PU2

HASHEHADHISOATSYET (IRE) 030-P56

HEATHROW (FR) 0343/-2

HEDGEHOPPER PP-P343

JUST A MYSTERY (IRE) 34P30U

NORMAN ABU (IRE) 0-P2443

TANGOS TANGERINE (IRE) 403045

THE SWEDE 060P-PU

TOP CLICHE P-PPP0P

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) 44222

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

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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