Go Pointing - Vol 20

WILLIAM

RUPERT WILKS

FREDDIE KEIGHLEY

OU R A NALYS IS

WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

HIGH EASTER RACING CLUB, AT HIGH EASTER

SATURDAY 16TH MARCH

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HURWORTH, AT HUTTON RUDBY

SATURDAY 16TH MARCH

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WILTON, AT MILBORNE ST ANDREW

SATURDAY 16TH MARCH

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OAKLEY, AT BRAFIELD-ON-THE-GREEN

SUNDAY 17TH MARCH

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MEETING OFF

Lamerton at Kilworthy are unable to run their fixture this Sunday due to there being no accessibility for vehicles following recent heavy rain and more forecast. The course itself remains soft. They are looking to postpone.

LAMERTON, AT KILWORTHY

SUNDAY 17TH MARCH

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MENDIP FARMERS, AT STON EASTON

SUNDAY 17TH MARCH

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ON THE CLOCK

The St James Place Festival Challenge Cup Overview

The Irish have once again dominated proceedings at Prestbury Park this year and have a strong hand in the Hunters Gold Cup – The St James Place Festival Challenge Cup – which follows immediately after the Festival showpiece itself.

Ferns Lock and Its On the Line currently head the market but it would be no surprise, given his high profile ownership, to see the latter sent off favourite. Winner of all three starts this season, Its on Line as just a six-year-old, chased home Premier Magic in last year’s renewal. He is also well proven on a testing surface. Yet he is not without his idiosyncrasies- inclined to idle when hitting the front and being a little on the small side. He fell at Aintree last season and has looked far from fluent on occasions since. As short as 11/4 at present, he is worth opposing.

There is little between Its on the Line and Ferns Lock on the book and they flashed past the post together at Down Royal in December. However, Ferns Lock now re-opposes on 7lb better terms for just a half-length beating and with a career strike rate of 80% certainly looks the stronger contender. He won in a canter last time out and has a string of wide margin victories to his credit- many on a soft surface. If there is a chink in his armour it is his stamina as he slowed dramatically in the closing stages at Down Royal and did the same at Fairyhouse last season. The Cheltenham hill will not be in his favour, but he ticks most other boxes.

Premier Magic looks sure to put in a bold bid to become the first back-to-back winner of this race since Pachu de Polder in 2017/2018. He was big outsider last year, despite possessing an almost exemplary profile, and has remained unbeaten since, including a further win over course and distance at the Hunter Chase evening meeting in May. He has been given a similar campaign to last season with just two outings between the flags (relatively untroubled to land both) and will arrive a fresh horse. He is another who is well proven with give underfoot and, currently priced at 13/2, still represents value each way.

Billaway is similarly priced. A regular in this event over the past three years, winning in 2022, he has however recently given signs of beginning to have a mind of his own. Leading early last time, he then proceeded to drop himself right out before consenting to run on again on the turn for home – eventually finishing with a such a rattle as to almost catch Its on The Line on the post. The race was basically over by then however and the bare result probably flatters Billaway. With the Cheltenham race likely to be run at a fair pace he can ill afford giving away ground this time, and this trait coupled with his well-documented jumping flaws, means we can pass him over on this occasion.

D’Jango and From the Heart do not look good enough but there will be support for Sine Nominee, Time Leader and Quintin’s Man and even the evergreen Shantou Flyer. All offer some chance of finishing in the money although ultimately may be found wanting.

Sine Nominee attempts to give connections a first win in this contest since Last Option in 2002. She is a likeable mare with a good turn of foot, but her record indicates she much better suited by a flatter track and, although running creditably, it’s worth noting that he has been beaten on both previous outings here.

In contrast Quintin’s Man is a course and distance winner. An imposing son of Goodwood Cup winner Schiaparelli (GER), stamina is very much his strong suit and the shorter distance of the Walrus was not in his favour last time out. Nevertheless he still ran a fair race, holding every chance before finding himself a little outpaced on the run in. Equally at home on soft or a faster surface, Quintin’s Man looks sure to be doing all his best work at the finish but appeals as one for whom there will be other days.

Shantou Flyer finished an honourable third last year and should give Olive Nicholls another good spin. However, he is 14 years old now and although he has won a couple of minor points this season, was well behind in a hunter chase at Taunton. That was over 2miles 5 furlongs though and this trip will suit far better. Inclined to race lazily and only do just enough, it is difficult to determine whether he has deteriorated at all but at twice the age of the favourites we can pass him by.

Time Leader is very much one for who the ground will be key and would be well be suited by drying ground conditions. He posted one of the fastest speed figures of the point-to-point season when winning at the Portman in November and quickened impressively to beat the useful Kaproyale at Hereford in late January. In between however he had run deplorably in the slop at Chaddesley and has only ever been successful on ground no worse than Good to Soft. His best effort last year was when finishing fifth in the Aintree Foxhunters and this would appear the long-term target, but he is a strong traveller when right and could still give each way supporters a run for their money.

Of all those at bigger odds however it’s the enigma that is Samcro who stands out. Once described as the ‘second coming’, he initially lived up to the hype with a comfortable win in the Ballymore Novices Hurdle at the Festival back in 2018 and followed up by winning the Marsh Chase back there in 2020. He’s had a chequered career since then however, only rediscovering the winning thread when returned to points to points – where it has all started all so brightly for him in 2016. A winner of four of his last five outings, its frankly a little difficult to weigh up the merits of his recent victories but he did take apart Lough Derg Spirit (who later ran Ferns Lock to just four lengths) before spending another year on the sidelines prior to an easy return victory in a Tinahely Open in November. It would be an emotional moment were he to turn the clock back and run well here and one thing is for certain, his flamboyant owner won’t be short for words!

Conclusion: Although Britain pulled off a clean sweep of last season’s championship Hunters events, this year the St James Place Festival Challenge looks to be heading over the Irish Sea. Ferns Lock looks a class act and with a strong pace almost guaranteed, this customary strong traveller will hopefully be able to conserve enough energy to cope with the demands of the stiff uphill climb to the finish. He’s value enough at 3/1. Premier Magic should make a good fist of things in his bid to retain his crown and looks each way value at 13/2 whilst Samcro appeals as a ‘lucky saver’.

On The Clock

The father and son Vaughan combo had made a lightening start to the season back in November with three winners at Great Trethew but despite several placed runners since winners had been few and far to come by since. They put this right at the weekend however. Not afraid to travel far and wide they sent out three consecutive winners at both ends of the country, two at Friars Haugh in Scotland and one at Charing in Kent. Two of these, Designer Destiny (91) and Jean Genie (104) posted figures that suggest more successes are in offing.

Jean Genie was not winning out of turn having been placed on numerous occasions over hurdles, chases and latterly points and indeed this effort is hard to contextualise in terms of recent form. However, a time figure some 9lbs higher than his form rating suggests he can upgrade successfully to Restricted company - though it’s worth noting that his best form (rated as high as 119) has come with give in the ground.

Stable companion Designer Destiny is a far less exposed type but had been kept relatively busy over the past three months. He was not winning out of turn at Charing, having been lightly raced and appearing to be something of a shadow of his former self since starting out life with Harry Whittington in 2019. He won easily from a small field here however – well suited by the shorter trip.

The Poste yard is another who has hit top form recently and their Trevada (108) won the Restricted at the Pytchley with Woodland in good style. With the well regarded Artiste D’Ainay well beaten back in third, this was probably an above average Restricted, despite the small turnout, and Travada, a 110 rated hurdler when with Oliver Sherwood, should win again.

Finally, a shout out for the one-eyed Ninth Wave (116). He was six times beaten favourite in his younger days but his victory on his season’s return at Cothelstone was his fourth in a row and although he finished alone it was to his credit that he was still able to replicate his season’s best of last season- this despite not sporting his normal visor. No doubt further success awaits at his favourite Devon venue, Bratton Down.

NATIONAL POINT-TO-POINT CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023/24

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

• Goffs Ladies’ Champion Jockey

• gopointing.com Men’s Champion Jockey

• Highflyer Bloodstock Leading Ladies’ Novice Rider

• Highflyer Bloodstock Leading Men’s Novice Rider

• Foran Equine Champion Trainer

• Foran Equine Leading Trainer (6-14 horses)

• Oriental Club Leading Trainer (5 horses or fewer)

• Jockey Club/RoR Leading Veteran Horse

• JRL Group Leading Flat Race Trainer

• JRL Group Leading Flat Race Jockey

• Point-to-Point Racing Company Leading Owner

• Connolly’s Red Mills Champion Horse

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

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IN THE FRAME

Goleirihem and Izzie Marshall, winners of the Restricted Race at Cothelstone

Photo: Tim Holt

El Presente and Tom Broughton in the Cond (L2) at Dalton Park

Photo: Tom Milburn

Fier Jaguen and Bradley Gibbs claim the Mixed Open at Didmarton

Photo: Graham Fisher

The Maiden Race at Didmarton. The winner is in yellow, hooped sleeves, Queenhill and Tom Broughton Photo: Alun Sedgmore

Jean Genie and Ed Vaughan winning the 3 mile maiden at Friars Haugh Photo: Grace Beresford

Mudlarks Darren Andrews and Subtle Fortune after their win in the 5+ Maiden at Bangor Photo: Sweet Photography

IN THE FRAME

The Maiden Race make their way past the enclosures at Didmarton Photo: Alun Sedgmore

Jay Bee Whiskey gets a well deserved cool down at Friars Haugh

Photo: Grace Beresford

Bangor Ladies Shang Tang and Aimee Jones

Photo: Sweet Photography

REPORTS

South Wales trainer Tim Vaughan’s decision to make the 375-mile journey from Cowbridge to Kelso was made worthwhile by the victories of Jean Genie and Ocojohn in the hands of son Ed at Saturday’s Buccleuch meeting which had 54 runners on a six race card.

After being placed in 16 of 31 career starts since making his making his debut over hurdles at Auteuil in March 2019, nobody could begrudge Jean Genie his moment of glory in the 3m RBC/Brewin Dolphin Maiden Conditions Race. Eased into contention on the final circuit, the eight-year-old headed long-time leader Bentley Road (Joe Wright) two out before drawing clear to score by five lengths.

Ocojohn was always close up in the Davidson Land Services Restricted Race and, after taking it up from pace-setting Burtown (James King) four out, it was one-way traffic in the closing stages as he cruised home twenty five lengths ahead of the promising Eagles Rock (John Dawson).

Vaughan Jnr, a 16-year-old A-level student in Cardiff and former pony racing champion on both sides of the Irish Sea, said: ‘’He was suited by the strong gallop set by Burtown and hasn’t looked back since getting off the mark in a first-time hood at Milbourne St Andrew two starts ago.’’

The double took his seasonal tally to eight and extended his lead in the National Men’s Novice Riders Championship. The teenager’s weekend got even better when he partnered Designer Destiny to victory in the opening 2m4f Maiden Race at Charing on Sunday.

Champion jockey James King steered Cheltenham raider Jay Bee Whiskey to a fifth win in a row in the 2m4f Turcan Connell Mixed Open Race. Sent clear half-a-mile from home, the progressive nine-year-old kept on strongly to beat Kingrullah (Laura Fenwick) by eight lengths.

Swindon-based owner Kevin Crawford said: ‘’Getting his neck and back ailments cured has proved to be the best money I’ve ever spent on a horse and I’m sure we’ll have plenty more fun with him this season.’’

BUCCLEUCH POINT-TO-POINT

SATURDAY 09 MARCH 2024

By Peter Burgon

The unfancied Any Job Will Do caused an upset in the 2m4f Saffery Maiden Race under a well judged front-running ride from Joe Wright and just had enough left in the tank to repel a late challenge from Trust Me Nate (John Dawson) by a length. This was Wright’s 75th career winner, comprising 63 between the flags and 12 under Rules.

Winning owner/trainer Jackie Stephen said: ‘’He lost his way under Rules but has now got his confidence back and was suited by the shorter trip on better ground.’’

Ask Cory made it three wins from four starts since joining Briony Ewart’s Langholm yard when following up last month’s course success in the 3m George Crawford Legacy Trust Novice Riders Mixed Open Race. Produced with a perfectly timed challenge by owner/rider Chloe McHattie to lead at the last, the eleven-year-old had to dig deep to hold off Bintheredonethat (Eloise JusticeVose) and Wild Romance (Shay Halton) in a blanket finish and secure a neck verdict. His next outings are likely to be Corbridge (April 1) and Hexham (May 18).

A change of scenery and drop in class has worked the oracle with ex-Irish hurdler/ chaser Nick Lost who joined James Cookson’s Morpeth yard four months ago. Given a peach of a ride by daughter Natasha, the

evergreen twelve-year-old galloped his six rivals into submission in the concluding Kelso & Musselburgh Racecourses NPPA Conditions Race to end a long losing sequence stretching back to July 2018. Meeting every fence on a perfect stride, he was in command at the top of the hill after five out and cruised home twelve lengths ahead of Oscar Wilde (Amy Coltherd).

The main action was preceded by 2 pony races sponsored by Browns. Cheshire raider Just A Little Dot (Daniel Harrison) repeated last month’s course win in the 138cm Open contest, with the minor placings filled by Mohammed Ali (Cara Wilson) and Kitty (Pippa Gibbon). The 148cm Open contest was won by I’m Making It (Cara Tuke) from Lucky June (Tara Kane) and Dino Royale (Robyn Coulson).

The 4 Northern Area fixtures to survive the weather so far this season have attracted a total of 199 runners, with a healthy average of 7.65 per race.

The next Northern Area action takes place at Overton Farm, Crossford on Saturday 23rd March where the Lanarkshire & Renfrewshire fixture has record prize-money of £7,500 on offer with an additional £250 to the leading owner. 5 races have a £1,000 prize fund, while both Mixed Open races have a £1,250 prize fund.

A little encouragement from dad Tim Vaughan as Jean Genie and son Ed Vaughan reach the line

Photo: Grace Beresford

This season has been hard hit with abandonments and with so many meetings struggling to run due to the ongoing daily deluges, it was pleasing to see the Quantock survive and those that managed to navigate the rather inconvenient road closure a mile from the course, were treated to some good racing. Highlights of the day were a first ever winner for trainer/ jockey Rupert Wilks, a first training success of Ollie Bowd and an impressive success for Goleirihem and Izzie Marshall.

Beyond Redemption clearly didn’t live up to his name for Rupert Wilks when he comfortably took what ended up to be the final race of the day. A very emotional jockey who had been friends with the late Keagan Kirkby dedicated the win to his friend whom he had worked with at Paul Nicholls’, before moving to work for Harry Derham who had been his mentor at Ditcheat. Travelling well throughout, the winner jumped the second last upsides Young Wolf before being driven clear to record a pleasing 9 length victory under his 20 year old jockey. Rupert explained that Harry had suggested he buy the horse for pointing after his form tailed off following a win at Wincanton. His parents, Peckhambased Tim and Miranda, then stepped in and purchased him choosing their bright red, yellow and black colours as homage to the Peckham coat of arms. Rupert also thanked Sam Loxton, Natalie Parker and Joe Wroe for their help with training and riding advice.

Another to celebrate their first winner as a trainer was Ollie Bowd whose Imperial Pride took the Mares Maiden under Will Biddick. With the favourite, Crackerjack Queen unseating four out, it was left to the winner and Dancinnthemoonlite to fight out the closest finish of the day. Both mares come out of the race with huge credit and the pair were well clear of the third. Will explained to owners, Andy Chater, David Doolittle and Mark Burgess that he thought although she coped well with the ground, she would improve again on a better surface but had been game and determined in the finish. Ollie who works for David Dennis, trains the mare, who is his only horse, in his lunch hour and acquired her in October. The plan

QUANTOCK, COTHELSTONE

SUNDAY 09 MARCH 2024

By Kirsty Boutflower

was to go for the Mares Maiden Final at Woodford in April.

Teresa Clark has most local races on her training CV but the Members Race here has always eluded her. With all four entries standing their ground, any doubts over the ground for Ninth Wave soon evaporated when under a sensible ride from jockey Callum Pritchard, he came home in isolation, the others having cried enough. For owners Pete and Kathy Musgrave too this was their first time winning the race and for Kathy a very emotional occasion having hunted with the Quantock as a child. She dedicated the win to her late father, George Hooper, who she said would have been very proud of the result.

Family were very much part of Coup de Pinceau’s win in the Mixed Open when he comfortably saw off odds-on favourite Dr Rhythm over the extended trip under jockey George Hiscock who also trains the horse. It was a welcome winner for George whose last winner as a jockey came at Stratford nearly two years ago and it was this horse who gave him one of his best winning moments when taking the four mile Hunter Chase at Cheltenham at 100-1 for his former trainer Syd Hosie. George acquired

the horse in August for the Famers, Farriers, Fibre Club who are made up of friends and family. George said, “He just kept galloping despite the ground and obviously gets the trip really well. He didn’t really handle the track at Milborne last time and the aim is to go back for the Four Miler at Cheltenham.”

The sight of Alan Hill choosing to come here instead of his more local Didmarton, should have been taken as a hint that his Goleirihem was well fancied and the 25 length victory proved as much. With jockey Izzie Marshall opting to stay wide to avoid the cut up ground, Goleirihem cruised into the lead over the ditch and decisively put distance between himself and the runner-up, Killard Point. Izzie remarked “He was awesome!! Absolutely loved being on the better ground on the outside and when I asked him to pick up, he just flew!” Connections thought he would probably go for another Restricted and it certainly looks well within his capabilities judged on this performance.

The final race, a Maiden, had to be abandoned due to a medical incident which was non-racing related. It meant that there were no ambulances available to cover the race itself and thus sadly organisers were forced to end the day early.

Jockeys enter the paddock for Jockey Club Mares Maiden, 2m4f Photo: Tim Holt

THE PYTCHLEY WITH WOODLAND HUNT

SUNDAY 10 MARCH 2024

By Nico Morgan

It is a great testament to the team at Guilsborough that our meeting was able to go ahead and we are very grateful to Clerk of the Course Robert Johnson and his team on the ground for keeping the course safe to race.

Heavy ground inevitably put some runners off and sadly the first race of the day - the Goffs-sponsored Maiden for four and fiveyear-old horses - saw no declarations and the race was declared void. In addition to the heavy going, races like this are for store horses aimed at sales and trainers feel it does not benefit the horse to win races with small numbers of runners.

Ragnar Lodbrok is an impressive pointer which has won eight out of his eleven starts for owner Gerald Bailey and friends. Now 9, he went off as odds-on favourite for the Berrys Mixed Open, the feature race of the day, and won comfortably under Alex Chadwick, to complete a back-to-back double. This was a tactical race, as the time of over eight minutes

DUKE OF BEAUFORT

Saturday 09 March 2024

By Andrew King

The Bradley Gibbs team limbered up for a big week at Cheltenham with his stable star Premier Magic attempting a repeat success in the St James’s Place Festival Challenge Cup on Friday following a short-priced double courtesy of victories for Crocodile Lounge and Fier Jaguen.

After opening at 4-7, Crocodile Lounge was well backed into 1-3 favourite for the Restricted contest and had no problems in justifying that support when making much of the running and seeing off Daisy Yeats by 15 lengths.

Co-owner Adrian Simpson commented: “He is only five years old and that was just his fourth race in total. We hope he is a nice horse for the future and, with that in mind, we will play it softly, softly with him this term and take it step by step.”

Gibbs employed similar tactics aboard Fier Jaguen in the Mixed Open and the pair eventually pulled clear of their only serious rival, Tara Storm, from the home bend for a relatively comfortable verdict.

However, Gibbs expressed himself a shade disappointed by the result, saying: “I am not sure

will indicate, with the trio of runners being led by Salty Boy for some distance before a mistake saw jockey Tom Hutsby unseated. Who’s In The Box (James King) then took over but they couldn’t challenge in the final stages and finished about seven lengths behind the winner.

It was a good result for Christian and Geri Horner in the second race, the Billings Finance Maiden, when their Maxine Filby-trained Look At Mee made all to win unchallenged in the experienced hands of Jack Andrews. The only other finisher of five runners was Bellshazzar, ridden by trained by Fred Hutsby and ridden by Tom Hutsby.

The third race of the day was the Restricted race, kindly sponsored by Mr & Mrs LatillaCampbell. This produced the first win of a double on the day for Alex Chadwick riding Trevada, a first win between the flags for the eight-year-old by Kayf Tara trained by Francesca Poste. Second place, eight lengths behind, went to the 12/1 shot Well P, ridden by Ellie Callwood and trained by Dawn Ball. Third to the evens-favourite Artiste d’Ainay, ridden by Jack Andrews for Tom Ellis.

Six runners started the PPORA Club Conditions race, sponsored by The Hawthorns, Northampton, but Muckamore (Harry Arkwright) was an early faller and several pulled up in the final stages leaving just the favourite Champagne Glory (Jack Andrews), trained by Stuart Morris) to challenge the Kelly Morgan-trained Bothwell Bridge (Ellie Callwood). This was very much an all-Midlands affair which was won easily in the end by Bothwell Bridge for the Fernie Dingley Syndicate, where we may see this nine-year-old next.

Finally a conditions race for older horses of eight years old and upwards brought the card to a close, with eight runners starting this contest, kindly sponsored by Sibbertoft Manor. This one also produced one of the best finishes of the day as one horse trained by Dale Peters challenged another ridden by him. The battle of the trainers was won by Francesca Poste, though, as Dale piloted the favourite In Our Dreams to a three-length victory over 3/1-shot Port of Mars, ridden in only his second race by Ethan Dawes. Kilpin, ridden and trained by George Edgedale, was a distance back in third.

Fier Jaguen was at his very best there for whatever reason but he has won well and there are not really any solid plans for him in the short term.”

Whereas Gibbs maybe approaching the twilight of his career in the saddle, the future can only beckon for teenager Freddie Keighley after he partnered his first ever winner when Sametegal took the honours in the Riders Conditions race.

Keighley,16, the son of licenced trainer Martin, was understandably over the moon with the success and said: “ My father told me to bounce the horse and make the running and the plan worked to perfection

“I spent a week’s work experience at Paul Nicholls’s yard recently which was an eye-opener and when I left he kindly gave me Sametegal as a leaving gift - so here we are and I have to thank Mr Nicholls for this win.”

Ihandaya made the best possible start for new trainer Nicky Sheppard in the Conditions contest with a spring-heeled round of jumping that resulted in a authoritative call over What A Glance.

Owner Clive Hitchings said: “He looked fantastic in the paddock beforehand and transferred those looks to the course where Natalie has given him a great ride and I couldn’t be more pleased.

“I understand the winning time was very good so that bodes well but, as far as any future plans maybe concerned, I will leave all that to Nicky and her team.”

The Hannah Lewis-trained Queenhill finally managed to get her head in front after coming out on top following a prolonged duel with favourite Money From America in the closing stages of the concluding Maiden.

It proved a poignant moment for owner Mervyn Jones as he also bred the mare and he confided: “I have to admit it’s an emotional moment for small owner/breeders like myself as I bred her, raced her and have to be very patient with her.

“She has always shown us there was a race in her and it was a matter of finding the right one. The door finally opened there but from where I was watching it was difficult to tell whether she had got up, so the judge’s announcement proved a welcome relief.”

Fama Et Gloria proved the answer to the Members’ race despite trying to throw it away when idling badly in front at the final fence. He rallied on the run-in to see off the challenge of Miltown Bridge by three lengths.

SIR W.W WYNN’S & FLINT & DENBIGH

SUNDAY 10 MARCH 2024

By Rory Alkin

The meeting took place in gloomy wet conditions on heavy ground, with the going becoming very testing throughout the afternoon. The last fence was omitted for all races due to the state of the ground.

The highlights of the day were a double for Trainer Phil Rowley and his jockey Darren Andrews in the opening two contests on Bear Market and Subtle Fortune; and a double for Henry Crow aboard Encounter A Giant and Perfect Attitude.

In the opening four and five-year-old flat race over two miles, Phil Rowley’s Ballymena Boy ridden by Murray Dodd took up the running after half a mile and led into the straight, where he was passed by his stablemate Bear Market in the final furlong, with the latter running on well to win by four lengths. The fiveyear-old gelding was acquired by former jockey Jerry McGrath at Goffs two years ago for owner George Barlow who had previously enjoyed success with his halfbrother Follow The Bear, trained by Nicky Henderson. George’s wife Anne said that the gelding had been outstanding at dressage prior to going into training, but they now have an exciting racehorse in the making.

In the five-year-old and upwards Maiden, Andrews on Subtle Fortune made progress throughout the final circuit and took it up a the second last from Iconic Rock and went clear to win by seventeen lengths. The winning six-year-old mare is owned by the trainer Phil Rowley and was bred by Juliet Minton.

In the Mixed Open, Iola Sankey on Dounikos led into the straight and was passed by Henry Crow on Encounter A Giant, who stayed on well to win by three-and-a-half lengths. The Tom Britten trained twelve-year-old likes it here and made it three from three at the course, having also won the same race last year, before going on to win the prestigious Lady Dudley Cup. Crow was fined £75 by the Stewards for careless riding, due to interference with the runner-up after the final fence.

The second leg of Crow’s riding double came in the Conditions Race (Level 3) aboard Perfect Attitude, where he took it up on the final circuit and battled back to beat Toby McCain-Mitchell on Chenery, by three quarters of a length, having been passed momentarily after the last. The eight-year-old was bought by the trainer Tim Garton for his family at the Goffs Sales last August for £12,000 from Gordon Elliott, having previously won over hurdles.

Immy Robinson led on Golden Tobouggan for most of the Ladies Conditions (Level 2) over two and a half miles and was headed by Aimee Jones on Shang Tang before the last, who stayed on to beat The Creadan Rogue by one and a half lengths. The winning ten-year-old, trained by Heidi Brookshaw, had a couple of good hunter chase runs earlier this season and enjoyed this drop in class. The owner Alison Sargeant bought the Former Emma Lavelle trained winning chaser at Tattersall last July for a bargain £2,000 on a telephone bid, without viewing the horse.

Huw Edwards on Jeux d’Eau was prominent throughout and took it up before three out in the Restricted and was a convincing winner staying on to beat Money Spinner by seven lengths. The six-year-old had won its Maiden at Tabley last season and is trained by his partner Laura Richardson and owned by her and David Heys.

The Hunt held a charity race over a mile before racing with twelve runners. It was won by Rachael Lytham on Lucky Lover Boy from the Greenall/Guerriero stable, where she is travelling head lass.

Flat Race Ballymena Boy (left, white and red), and Bear Market at Bangor

Photo: Sweet Photography

BRITAIN’S MOST VALUABLE MEETING . . . AND IT’S NOT IN ENGLAND

By Carl Evans

Britain’s most valuable point-to-point takes place on Saturday week . . . but not at a venue in England.

The Scottish track of Overton in Lanarkshire is putting up prize money which the Planner states is worth £7,500, narrowly ahead of the £7,250 which Flete Park o ered at a fixture last season. The Worcestershire meeting at Chaddesley Corbett on April 20 can boast the most valuable single race, the £2,400 Lady Dudley Cup with prize money down to eighth place, but the total value of the meeting is £4,150.

Explaining the background to Overton’s lucrative fixture, which is being run in the name of the Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire & Eglinton, course owner Wassels Young says: “It all starts from promoting the meeting, and we are fairly good at the hospitality side of the job. We have some very good and loyal sponsors and we’ve managed to squeeze a bit more out of them, but we do give them value for money.

“We wine and dine them and their clients for the day, we provide them with a race video and they get a good day out.”

Those sponsors include local builder Steve Thompson of STSC Construction and Gouldings Garden Centre, who Young says are long-standing backers of point-to-point racing at Overton.

He adds: “I have three point-to-pointers of my own, so I’m not looking for more competition on the day, but it is good for the crowd to have horses and jockeys, and by putting up such good prize money I am hoping we attract runners from far and wide.”

Overton may currently be Britain’s most northern venue, but it is easily accessed from the motorway and has avoided much of the rain which has fallen in recent months. The fences are out on the course, and, given a recent spate of abandoned or postponed fixtures, a precautionary entry might be prudent.

The seven-race card o ers prize money to fourth place, there is a £250 bonus for the leading owner and a prize for the top rider, plus two pony races with prizes for all. Entry for the public costs £15 to include a race card, and there are still places in the hospitality marquee where diners pay £47.50 a head.

Overton racecourse Photo: Grace Beresford

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SPEED FIGURES

HIGH EASTER 16/03/2024

1:00 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3), FOR NOVICE RIDE RS: Padjoes Legacy (IRE) (104) A Toi Phil (FR) (96) Calin du Brizais (FR) (96) Red Maple (IRE) (96) Muckamore (IRE) (90) Sum It Up (IRE) (88)

1:35 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Mister Splash (IRE) (108) Padjoes Legacy (IRE) (99) Serenisa (GB) (97) Designed To Win (IRE) (90)

2:10 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Clara Sorrento (FR) (121) Captain Biggles (IRE) (120) Koyote (IRE) (115) Knight In Dubai (IRE) (113)

2:45 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Myth Buster (IRE) (109) All The Ammunition (IRE) (105) Reikers Island (IRE) (105) Mitchouka (FR) (102) Jonjoela (IRE) (100)

3:20 THE SMALL KEEPERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Padjoes Legacy (IRE) (104) Red Maple (IRE) (98) A Toi Phil (FR) (96) Calin du Brizais (FR) (96) Ecco (GB) (92)

3:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: For One Night Only (IRE) (104) Driveondonn (IRE) (84) Jullou de Grissay (FR) (84) Whatwasigoingtosay (IRE) (76)

HUTTON RUDBY 16/03/2024

1:00 THE HURWORTH HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Fire In Her Eyes (IRE) (108) Mount Mews (IRE) (96) Donna’s Delight (IRE) (93) Jimmil (IRE) (86)

1:35 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Fire In Her Eyes (IRE) (103) That’ll Do Moss (GB) (100) Grangeclare Diego (IRE) (84) Sunset On Fire (IRE) (82)

2:10 THE LADIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 1): Red Opium (GB) (123) Point The Way (IRE) (118) Shentri (FR) (114) Supremely Lucky (IRE) (112)

2:45 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Buster Valentine (IRE) (114) Cuneo (FR) (105) Cool Desire (IRE) (104) Buzzard Trix (IRE) (88)

3:20 THE JOCKEY CLUB AND RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES VETERAN HORSE CONDIT IONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Buster Valentine (IRE) (109) Point The Way (IRE) (104) Cuneo (FR) (100) Legalized (GB) (97)

3:55 THE MAIDEN RACE: Sponthus (FR) (94) Lennox Again (GB) (86) First One d’Ana (FR) (78) Therussiansaddler (IRE) (78) We Done It (FR) (74)

MILBORNE ST ANDREW 16/03/2024

12:30 THE LADIES OF THE WILTON HUNT FIVE YEARS OLD AND OVER MAIDEN RACE: Dorset Dazzler (GB) (88) Ianthus Mome (FR) (82) Tangos Tangerine (IRE) (82) Twist About (GB) (77)

1:05 THE NFU MUTUAL RESTRICTED RACE: Glenmount (IRE) (104) Alkademon (IRE) (98) Politicianspromise (IRE) (96) Templier d’Habert (FR) (96) Dorset Diamond (GB) (92)

1:40 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (126) Another Furlough (IRE) (123) Myth Buster (IRE) (121) His Own Star (FR) (119)

2:15 THE JOCKEY CLUB AND RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES VETERAN HORSE CONDIT IONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Myth Buster (IRE) (109) Punches Cross (IRE) (108) Eritage (FR) (102) Southfield Theatre (IRE) (102) Beau du Brizais (FR) (100)

2:50 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Another Furlough (IRE) (113) Punches Cross (IRE) (108) Call Simon (IRE) (101) Minella Jab (IRE) (100)

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

1:00 THE OAKLEY MAIDEN RACE: Look At Mee (IRE) (98) Karismatik (FR) (90) Elmdale (FR) (86) Our John (IRE) (84)

1:35 THE OAKLEY MIXED OPEN RACE: Shoal Bay (IRE) (131) Rebel Dawn Rising (IRE) (125) Master Templar (IRE) (122) Dounikos (FR) (121)

2:10 THE EIGHT YEARS OLD AND OVER OAKLEY CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): The New Kid (IRE) (122) Coolagh Park (GB) (113) Benefaktor (IRE) (111) Touch Tight (IRE) (106)

3:00 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3), FOR NOVICE RIDE RS: Red Maple (IRE) (96) Orion d’Aubrelle (FR) (90) Monkey Puzzle (GB) (82) Rizzardo (GB) (62)

3:35 THE RESTRICTED RACE: The New Kid (IRE) (117) Bestfriend Barnaby (GB) (110) Learntalot (IRE) (104) Ultra Viers (IRE) (104) Jeux d’Eau (FR) (97)

STON EASTON 17/03/2024

12:30 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), FOR VETERAN AND NOVICE RIDERS: A Jet of Our Own (IRE) (103) Beau du Brizais (FR) (100) First Preference (IRE) (99) Alrightjack (IRE) (96)

1:15 THE FOUR AND FIVE YEARS OLD MAIDEN RACE: Chief Hopper (GB) (80)

1:50 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Captain Biggles (IRE) (127) Wotzizname (IRE) (122) Mr Glass (IRE) (121) Eritage (FR) (116)

2:25 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Captain Biggles (IRE) (113) The Kings Writ (IRE) (106) Duc de Bourbon (FR) (102) First Preference (IRE) (102) Itacare (FR) (100)

3:00 THE RESTRICTED RACE: My Lucky Star (IRE) (101) Tiger Tobin (IRE) (100) Comonilean (GB) (96) Miltown Bridge (IRE) (96) Politicianspromise (IRE) (96) A Tipple Or Two (GB) (94)

3:35 THE SIX YEARS OLD AND OVER MAIDEN RACE: Lavorante (IRE) (104) Beat The Poli (IRE) (91) Keepitfrombecky (IRE) (91) Assassins Lullaby (IRE) (81) Sound of Music (GB) (81) Killard Point (FR) (78)

LATEST RESULTS

COTHELSTONE 09/03/2024

12:30 1. NINTH WAVE (IRE) Callum Pritchard 6-4F (4 ran).

1:05 1. IMPERIAL PRIDE (IRE) W. Biddick 6-4F 2. DANCINNTHEMOONLITE (GB) Gary Derwin 8-1 3. WHERES MY WONDER (IRE) Samuel Scott 8-1 (11 ran).

1:40 1. COUP DE PINCEAU (FR) G. Hiscock 4-1 2. DR RHYTHM (IRE) J. Newman 2-5F 3. FARRANTS WAY (IRE)

T. McCain-Mitchell 11-2 (5 ran).

2:15 1. GOLEIRIHEM (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 7-4F 2. KILLARD POINT (FR) W. Biddick 2-1 3. ROC THE BOAT (GB) D. Edwards 7-1 (7 ran).

2:50 1. BEYOND REDEMPTION (IRE) R. Wilks 8-1 2. YOUNG WOLF (IRE) W. Biddick 2-1 3. MANOFMANYWORDS (GB) Chad Bament 20-1 (6 ran).

DIDMARTON 09/03/2024

1:00 1. FAMA ET GLORIA (IRE) Robert Hawker 10-1 2. MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) Miss C. Emsley 6-1 3. PALLADIUM (GB)

D. Kyne 7-2 (8 ran).

1:40 1. CROCODILE LOUNGE (IRE) B. Gibbs 1-3F 2. DAISY YEATS (GB) Charlie Sprake 5-1 3. DREAMING DIAMOND (IRE) Miss A. Jackson-Fennell 7-1 (6 ran).

2:15 1. FIER JAGUEN (FR) B. Gibbs 1-4F 2. TARA STORM (FR) Miss E. Hobbs 2-1 (4 ran).

2:50 1. IHANDAYA (FR) Miss N. Parker 5-2 2. WHAT A GLANCE (GB) M. Dodd 8-1 3. HIGHWAY JEWEL (IRE) B. Gibbs 1-2F (6 ran).

3:25 1. SAMETEGAL (FR) Freddie Keighley 3-1 2. TALKTOMENOW (GB) Miss C. Pettitt 6-1 3. NUOVA VITA (GB)

Miss A. Duman 7-1 (5 ran).

4:00 1. QUEENHILL (GB) T. Broughton 10-1 2. MONEY FROM AMERICA (IRE) I. Herbert 6-4F 3. BELLAMYS BOY (GB) G. Barfoot-Saunt 20-1 (15 ran).

FRIARS HAUGH 09/03/2024

1:00 1. ANY JOB WILL DO (IRE) Joe Wright 12-1 2. TRUST ME NATE (GB) J. Dawson 2-1F 3. SHANTOU’S TEMPLE (GB) Lyall Hodgins 3-1 (12 ran).

1:30 1. JEAN GENIE (FR) Edward Vaughan 3-1 2. BENTLEY ROAD (IRE) Joe Wright 5-2 3. REVE DE NIAMH (GB) Miss L. Brown 12-1 (12 ran).

2:00 1. OCOJOHN (IRE) Edward Vaughan 6-4F 2. EAGLES ROCK (IRE) J. Dawson 12-1 3. BURTOWN (IRE) James King 3-1 (7 ran).

2:30 1. JAY BEE WHISKEY (IRE) James King 1-3F 2. KINGRULLAH (IRE) Miss L. Fenwick 5-1 3. THOSEDAYSAREGONE (IRE) Miss Isobel Mactaggart 4-1 (7 ran).

3:00 1. ASK CORY (IRE) Miss C. McHattie 5-2 2. BINTHEREDONETHAT (IRE) Miss E. Justice-Vose 6-1 3. WILD ROMANCE (IRE) Shay Halton 4-1 (9 ran).

3:30 1. NICK LOST (FR) Miss Natasha Cookson 3-1 2. OSCAR WILDE (IRE) Miss A. Coltherd 6-4J 3. TEDS CHARLEY ROE (IRE) Miss L. Brown 8-1 (7 ran).

BANGOR-ON-DEE 10/03/2024

1:00 1. BEAR MARKET (IRE) D. Andrews 2-1 2. BALLYMENA BOY (IRE) M. Dodd 5-1 3. FRUIT FIZZ (GB) D. Cherriman 6-1 (7 ran).

1:35 1. SUBTLE FORTUNE (GB) D. Andrews 2-1F 2. ICONIC ROCK (IRE) M. Dodd 3-1 3. IMPERIAL CLOUD (IRE) Huw Edwards 5-1 (10 ran).

2:20 1. ENCOUNTER A GIANT (IRE) H. Crow 3-1 2. PERFECT PIRATE (GB) Sean O’Connor 4-1 3. DOUNIKOS (FR) Mrs I Sankey 14-1 (4 ran).

2:55 1. SHANG TANG (IRE) Miss Aimee Jones 3-1 2. THE CREADAN ROGUE (IRE) Miss A. Jackson-Fennell 4-6F 3. GOLDEN TOBOUGGAN (GB) Miss I. Robinson 7-1 (5 ran).

3:30 1. PERFECT ATTITUDE (GB) H. Crow 11-2 2. CHENERY (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell 5-2 3. THE DUBAI WAY (IRE) Felix Barlow 7-1 (7 ran).

4:05 1. JEUX D’EAU (FR) Huw Edwards 11-10F 2. MONEY SPINNER (IRE) D. Cherriman 13-2 3. PROHUS YANK (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 5-1 (5 ran).

CHARING 10/03/2024

1:00 1. DESIGNER DESTINY (IRE) Edward Vaughan 15-8F 2. SHANES PASSION (IRE) Charlie Marshall 10-1 3. VANGO VICK (IRE) Z. Baker 3-1 (6 ran).

1:35 1. A QUICK RISK (IRE) Charlie Marshall 6-1 2. TOUCH TIGHT (IRE) P. York 7-4 3. MARY’S FORTUNE (FR) Edward Vaughan 6-4F (8 ran).

2:10 1. KAPROYALE (GB) Z. Baker 8-13F 2. DEFINITE DILEMMA (IRE) P. York 9-4 3. KILBREW BOY (IRE) C. Case 9-1 (7 ran).

2:45 1. BACK BAR (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 2-1 2. MONKEY PUZZLE (GB) Miss Mary Ashby 4-1 3. NOT THAT FUISSE (FR) Miss K. Gowing 11-10F (4 ran).

3:20 1. IMPERIAL ACOLYTE (GB) Miss K. L. Featherstone 4-1 2. THE YELLOW MINI (GB) G. Hiscock 2-1 3. TOO MANY DIAMONDS (IRE) Charlie Marshall 7-1 (5 ran).

3:55 1. DEEP PURPLE (IRE) Z. Baker 5-2 2. GOLD BANDIT (IRE) G. Hiscock 8-1 3. THE RED FELLA (IRE) W.Rekert 6-4F (7 ran).

DALTON PARK 10/03/2024

1:30 1. BLUE SANS (IRE) Joe Wright 4-5F 2. CROBALLY BOY (IRE) T.E.Easterby 6-4 (3 ran).

2:05 1. EL PRESENTE (GB) T. Broughton 9-4J 2. RED OPIUM (GB) Miss R. Howarth 5-1 3. COOL DESIRE (IRE) J. Dawson 6-1 (8 ran).

2:40 1. MATTS COMMISSION (IRE) J. Teal 9-4 2. BALLYDONAGH BOY (IRE) Miss Isla John 5-2 3. DUNDRUM WOOD (IRE) Miss M. Reeve 11-10F (5 ran).

3:15 1. ARTHUR’S SEAT (IRE) W. J. Brown 5-4F (5 ran).

3:50 1. LOUGHAN (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 1-2F (4 ran).

4:25 1. IT’S A DIAMOND (IRE) J. Dawson 2-1F 2. DAMEKAP (FR) Miss G. Andrews 9-4 3. BELLANEY LORD (IRE) T.E.Easterby 7-1 (10 ran).

GUILSBOROUGH 10/03/2024

1:35 1. LOOK AT MEE (IRE) Jack Andrews 7-4F 2. BELLSHAZZAR (IRE) T. Hutsby 9-4 (5 ran).

2:10 1. TREVADA (GB) A. Chadwick 5-4 2. WELL P (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 12-1 3. ARTISTE D’AINAY (FR) Jack Andrews Evens (4 ran).

2:45 1. RAGNAR LODBROK (IRE) A. Chadwick 1-3F 2. WHO’S IN THE BOX (IRE) James King 4-1 (3 ran).

3:20 1. BOTHWELL BRIDGE (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 7-4 2. CHAMPAGNE GLORY (IRE) Jack Andrews 6-4F (6 ran).

3:55 1. IN OUR DREAMS (IRE) D. Peters 2-1F 2. PORT OF MARS (IRE) E. M. Dawes 3-1 3. KILPIN (IRE) George Edgedale 5-1 (8 ran).

FIXTURE LIST 2023/24

AREA FIXTURE COURSE DATE

WM The Croome & West Warwickshire Hunt Shelfield Park Saturday 16th March

EA The High Easter Racing Club High Easter Saturday 16th March

Y The Hurworth Hunt Hutton Rudby Saturday 16th March

W The Wilton Hunt Milborne St Andrew Saturday 16th March

D&C The Lamerton Hunt Kilworthy Sunday 17th March

W The Mendip Farmers' Hunt Ston Easton Sunday 17th March

SM The Oakley Brafield-on-the-Green Sunday 17th March

MID The Belvoir Hunt Garthorpe Saturday 23rd March

SE The Crawley & Horsham Hunt Parham Saturday 23rd March

WALES The Glamorgan Hunt Ystradowen Saturday 23rd March

N Overton RacesLanark & Renfrew Overton Saturday 23rd March

W The Tedworth Hunt Larkhill Saturday 23rd March

SM The V.W.H. Hunt Siddington Saturday 23rd March

Y The Badsworth & Bramham Moor Askham Bryan College Sunday 24th March

W The Cotley Hunt Cotley Sunday 24th March

EA The Essex & Suffolk Hunt Higham Friday 29th March

N The Morpeth Hunt Tranwell Friday 29th March

W The Cattistock Hunt Chilfrome Saturday 30th March

SM The Kimblewick Hunt Kimble Saturday 30th March

WM The North Staffordshire Hunt Sandon Saturday 30th March

MID The Pytchley with Woodland Dingley Saturday 30th March

WM Gloucester Races Maisemore Sunday 31st March

D&C The Spooners & West Dartmoor Foxhounds Cherrybrook Sunday 31st March

D&C Four Burrow Trebudannon Monday 1st April

WALES The Cresselly Hunt Lydstep Monday 1st April

WM The North Cotswold Hunt Paxford Monday 1st April

SM The Old Berkshire Hunt Lockinge Monday 1st April

MID The South Notts Hunt Thorpe Lodge Monday 1st April

WM The North Shropshire Hunt Eyton on Severn Monday 1st April

W The Taunton Vale Foxhounds & Taunton Vale Harriers

Cothelstone Monday 1st April

N The Tynedale Hunt Down Hills Corbridge Monday 1st April

WM Bitterley Races (Ludlow) Bitterley Saturday 6th April

Y The Middleton Hunt Sheriff Hutton Sunday 7th April

AREA FIXTURE COURSE DATE

D&C The Silverton Foxhounds Dunsmore Sunday 7th April

SAND The Vine & Craven Kingston Blount Sunday 7th April

Y The Bedale Hunt Hornby Castle Saturday 13th April

EA The Puckeridge & Essex Hunts High Easter Saturday 13th April

SM The Bicester with Whaddon Chase Hunt

Edgcote Sunday 14th April

WALES The Llangeinor Pentyrch Hunt Ystradowen Sunday 14th April

W The Seavington Hunt Cotley Sunday 14th April

SE The Chiddingfold, Leconfield & Cowdray Hunt

Parham Saturday 20th April

D&C Flete Park RacesDartmoor Foxhounds Flete Park Saturday 20th April

MID Quorn Garthorpe Saturday 20th April

WM The Worcestershire Hunt Chaddesley Corbett Saturday 20th April

WALES The Curre and Llangibby Howick Sunday 21st April

D&C South Cornwall Trebudannon Sunday 21st April

EA The West Norfolk Foxhounds & North Norfolk Harriers

Fakenham Racecourse Sunday 21st April

WM The Berkeley Races Woodford Saturday 27th April

N Overton RacesKingdom Blazers Overton Saturday 27th April

D&C The Axe Vale Hunt Stafford Cross Sunday 28th April

WM The Cheshire Forest Hunt Tabley Sunday 28th April

D&C Flete Park Races (Totness, Bridgetown Racing Co Ltd)

Flete Park Saturday 4th May

SE The Mid Surrey Farmers Draghounds Godstone Saturday 4th May

W The Devon & Somerset Staghounds South Hill Sunday 5th May

MID The Fernie Hunt Dingley Sunday 5th May

WM The South Shropshire Hunt Eyton on Severn Monday 6th May

D&C The Stevenstone Foxhounds Vauterhill Monday 6th May

SM The Warwickshire Mollington Monday 6th May

Y The Zetland Hunt Witton Castle Monday 6th May

W The Minehead Harriers and West Somerset Hunt

Holnicote Saturday 11th May

Y The Derwent Hunt Charm Park Sunday 12th May

D&C The Eggesford Hunt Upcott Cross Halwill Sunday 12th May

AREA FIXTURE COURSE DATE

SM Kimblewick (May) Meeting Kingston Blount Sunday 12th May

W The Weston & Banwell Harriers Cothelstone Wednesday 15th May

N The Haydon Hunt Hexham Saturday 18th May

SE The Surrey Union Hunt Peper Harow Saturday 18th May

Wales The Welsh International Trecoed Saturday 18th May

D&C The Dulverton West Foxhounds Bratton Down Sunday 19th May

SM The Grafton Hunt Edgecote Sunday 19th May

WM The Knutsford Races Club Tabley Sunday 19th May

AREA FIXTURE COURSE DATE

MID The Fitzwilliam (Milton) Hunt Dingley Saturday 25th May

SM The Berks & Bucks Draghounds Kingston Blount Sunday 26th May

D&C The Exmoor Foxhounds Bratton Down Sunday 26th May

WM The Albrighton & Woodland Hunt (South)

Chaddesley Corbett Monday 27th May

D&C The South Tetcott Hunt Upcott Cross Monday 27th May

D&C The Tiverton Staghounds Bratton Down Sunday 2nd June

D&C The Torrington Farmers Foxhounds Chapleton Barton, Umberleigh Saturday 8th June

THIS WEEKEND’S ENTRIES

High Easter Racing Club at HIGH EASTER

Saturday,

16 March 2024

1.00 3m

A TOI PHIL (FR) 334-4U0

CALIN DU BRIZAIS (FR) 0445-P0

CHAPELIER (IRE) 33-03P3

GET OUT THE GATE (IRE) 24/P6P4/-

MOT POUR MOT (FR) 0323P/-P

MUCKAMORE (IRE) U4F-61F

MY LITTLE TONI 056U-45

PADJOES LEGACY (IRE) P2-P42P

RED MAPLE (IRE) 421-122

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 0P3-P50

SUM IT UP (IRE) 14-PP14

TROJAN STAR (IRE) 0404-3P

VANGO DE VAIGE (FR) 151040-

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 1/P24/-P3

Mr J. Gubb

Ms Emily Peck

Mr John Whyte

Mrs J. Thornhill

Mrs Marcine Marshall

Mr A. J. Arkwright

Mr Bradley Gibbs

Mr N Padfield & Mr J.J Simpson

Mr N. R. W. Wright

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Dr Belinda Rose

Mr R. A. Jeffery

Mr J. Neal

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

1.35 3m

CEREAL KILLER (FR) ///PPP/PP-

DESIGNED TO WIN (IRE) 1

JEPSONE (FR) 00-PP

Mr S. J. Stearn

David & Imogen Kemp

Mrs F Hutsby & P Corbett

MISTER SPLASH (IRE) 6/F213-2 Turner Family

MOSSY BE LUCKY 3P/132P-

PADJOES LEGACY (IRE) P2-P42P

SERENISA 42223-4

TIGER’S SONG 21//1/5//-

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 1/P24/-P3

Mrs C Blockley & Mrs A Long

Mr N Padfield & Mr J.J Simpson

The Sunday Night Partnership

Mrs G. Ellis

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

2.10 3m

CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) 1111-1P Captain Biggles Syndicate

CLARA SORRENTO (FR) 511113-

COOLDINE BOG (IRE) 3PP-33U

2.45

ALL THE AMMUNITION (IRE) 2211-21

CALIN DU BRIZAIS (FR) 0445-P0

CEREAL KILLER (FR) ///PPP/PP-

DICKIE DIVER (IRE) 35P0-00

JONJOELA (IRE) 252-210

KOYOTE (IRE) 1U31-FP

MITCHOUKA (FR) PP21-35

MUCKAMORE (IRE) U4F-61F

MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 23524-5

3m6f

David & Imogen Kemp

Ms Emily Peck

Mr S. J. Stearn

Mr John Whyte

Mr J. Parker

The Signy & Marriage Families

Mr M. Kehoe

Mr A. J. Arkwright

The Buzz Syndicate

REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) 2/14024- D Cherriman,N Cherriman,P Cornes&S Holme

SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 011/46F/-

3.20

A TOI PHIL (FR) 334-4U0

CALIN DU BRIZAIS (FR) 0445-P0

DICKIE DIVER (IRE) 35P0-00

ECCO 34P45-P

MIDNIGHT MYSTERY PF4

PADJOES LEGACY (IRE) P2-P42P

PYM (IRE) P205//60-

RED MAPLE (IRE) 421-122

SEPTEMBER FIELDS (IRE) 11////PP-P

SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 011/46F/-

SUM IT UP (IRE) 14-PP14

Mr S. J. Stearn

Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell

DEISE ABA (IRE) 2PP1-1P Exors of the late Mr Trevor Hemmings

KNIGHT IN DUBAI (IRE) 243P-11

KOYOTE (IRE) 1U31-FP

Miss Daisy White

3m

Mr J. Gubb

Ms Emily Peck

Mr John Whyte

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Mrs S. J. Humphrey

Mr N Padfield & Mr J.J Simpson

Mr Timothy Talbot

Mr N. R. W. Wright

Mrs S. J. Stearn

Miss Daisy White

Dr Belinda Rose

VANGO DE VAIGE (FR) 151040- Mr J. Neal

3.55

Mr S. J. Stearn

The Signy & Marriage Families

LAW OF GOLD (IRE) 2/211P-2 David & Imogen Kemp

MITCHOUKA (FR) PP21-35

RAGNAR LODBROK (IRE) 111-511

RED MAPLE (IRE) 421-122

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 0P3-P50

SALTY BOY (IRE) 315/P/-2U

TAKE TO HEART PP131-P

TULLYS TOUCH (IRE) 513-261

1.00

DONNA’S DELIGHT (IRE) P/B50-2P

FIRE IN HER EYES (IRE) 112

HIGH UP IN THE AIR (FR) 0/PPU-PP

JIMMIL (IRE) 050/-P2P

MONBEG CHIT CHAT 1P2F/PU-

MOUNT MEWS (IRE) 1112-11

REBEL MONARCH (IRE) PU3P/-

SUPER CITIZEN 0/P45-1P

THERUSSIANSADDLER (IRE) 53P34-2

TOM FLYNN (IRE) U432-PP

3m

ATLANTIC FLEET (IRE) 0/440-2 Turner Family

DRIVEONDONN (IRE) 44

ELDER STATESMAN (IRE) P

FFREE PEDRO (IRE) 4U26P-0

Mr M. Kehoe

The Whiskey & Water Partnership

Mr N. R. W. Wright

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Mr & Mrs F Hutsby

Turner Family

Miss Christina Blockley

Mr Charles Buckle

Mrs Sarah Ashby

Mr Timothy Talbot

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY (IRE) 2 PSC Racing Club

GRAVESIDE LAD (IRE) PP/-P Turner Family

JULLOU DE GRISSAY (FR) 0040-5D

MIDNIGHT MYSTERY PF4

PATRICKS HILL (IRE) F2/P35-F

TULLY STAR (IRE)

WHATWASIGOINGTOSAY (IRE) P/-4

Hurworth at HUTTON RUDBY

Saturday, 16 March 2024

3m

Mrs John Dawson

Mr J Teal, Mr F Wood & Mr F Peckitt

The Thorpe Farm Racing Club

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mrs J. W. Furness

The Hughes Family

Mr Paul Frank

Mrs L Hughes

Mrs Lynne Ward & Mr Geoff Parkinson

Mr J. A. Swinbank

1.35 3m

BALLYWHATSIT (IRE) r00-P

FIRE IN HER EYES (IRE) 112

GRANGECLARE DIEGO (IRE) 1U

IMPERIAL IMP (IRE) P/D133/-U

LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) P0P4R-P

LUCKY LUCARNO P1324//-P

SOLDIER OF ROCK (IRE)

SUNSET

THAT’LL

2.10

DONNA’S

FUGITIVES

POINT

RED

SHENTRI (FR) 6/2145/-1

SUPREMELY LUCKY (IRE) 4223P-1

TAP TAP BOOM 6350-PP

THOSEDAYSAREGONE (IRE) 45//P-343

2.45

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 66/553-1

Mrs Joanne Swinbank

Mr J Teal, Mr F Wood & Mr F Peckitt

Mr J. B. Wallwin

The Laskill Racing Partnership

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

T Sowerby, J Sheppard & D Hardisty

BUZZARD TRIX (IRE) P/4P1P-P

COOL DESIRE (IRE) 13-4233

CUNEO (FR) 1P2-P23

HIGH UP IN THE AIR (FR) 0/PPU-PP

ROCK ON HARRY (IRE) 2214-PP

SUPER CITIZEN 0/P45-1P

Welton,Mobley,Sunderland Partnerhsip

Mrs S. J. Humphrey

Mr N. W. Padfield

Mr N Leggat & Mrs V Phelan

Mrs Judy Wilson

Mrs D. Walton

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

The Pavillion Syndicate

The Thorpe Farm Racing Club

Mrs Joanne Swinbank

Mrs L Hughes

3.20 3m

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 66/553-1

BUZZARD TRIX (IRE) P/4P1P-P

CUNEO (FR) 1P2-P23

HIGH UP IN THE AIR (FR) 0/PPU-PP

JIMMIL (IRE) 050/-P2P

LEGALIZED 1/063//-04

MOUNT MEWS (IRE) 1112-11

The Buster Valentine Club

Mrs D. Walton

The Pavillion Syndicate

The Thorpe Farm Racing Club

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Miss K. Brown

The Hughes Family

POINT THE WAY (IRE) 3/154U-3 A Knowlson, K Armstrong & T Hartley

PONCHERELLO (FR) 142/312-

SUPREMELY LUCKY (IRE) 4223P-1

The Garton Family

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

3.55 3m

FIRST ONE D’ANA (FR) 5236-64

LENNOX AGAIN 3P/23R/3-

LOOK NORTH 4

LOUGH DES (IRE) U-PP

LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) P0P4R-P

MANKAD (IRE) 5P-FP

OLDNEWBORROWEDBLUE PUPP-PU

POOROLDMACKLEY (IRE) F

KM Racing Club

Mr

Mr

The Buster Valentine Club

Mr Nick Orpwood

The Garton Family

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mr James Binks

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mr M. J. Linehan

REBEL MONARCH (IRE) PU3P/- Mr Paul Frank

RULEROFTHEWAVES (IRE) 63

SOLDIER OF ROCK (IRE)

SPONTHUS (FR) 2//20/5-P5

THERUSSIANSADDLER (IRE) 53P34-2

VINTAGE GLEN (IRE) 33//r-P54

WE DONE IT (FR) 443

Mr Jack Teal

The Gold & Silver Club

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mrs Lynne Ward & Mr Geoff Parkinson

The Richard Morris Racing Club

The Barker Family

Wilton at MILBORNE ST ANDREW

Saturday, 16 March 2024

12.30 2m4f

BIGFORYOURBOOTS (IRE) 0

BOYGOCHASING /U/PP/2//-

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 3000/P-

DORSET DAZZLER PD0-Pr5

FONGS WAY (IRE) 0/P40P/P-

GORCOMBE FIZZ PPPP-

HERBIE WALLBANGER 6/-P

HEY MISTER DJ (IRE) 6PUPP6-

IANTHUS MOME (FR) 42/PP2P-

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P

MERRYMAHLER (IRE) PPUP-P

MISTER SKY (FR)

NOWO (FR) 2P2P/P-P

PEBBLY POUR TOI (IRE)

RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) 000B4-P

TANGOS TANGERINE (IRE) ////2PP3P-

Mr L. Morgan

Martin & Kathryn Peaty

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs H. Bartlett

Mr J. D. Frost

Mr Phill Meaden

R Mitford-Slade & Lucy Johnson

Myles Osborne & Charles Cole

Mr G Whisker & Mr D Prettejohn

The Woodpeckers Partnership

Mrs R Pennock & Mr K R Loads

Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer

Mr G. Whisker & Mrs R. Whisker

Mr G. Treacy

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

TWIST ABOUT P/44PrP- Little Loxbrook Friends

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE)

Sandall House Syndicate

1.05 3m

ALKADEMON (IRE) 6/5P412-

Mr & Mrs Roderick Moore

BOYGOCHASING /U/PP/2//- Martin & Kathryn Peaty

BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) PF

COOLATTITUDE (FR) 44122-0

DORSET DIAMOND 5224-21

FRONTIERES LAD (IRE) P21P-43

GLENMOUNT (IRE) 2-21

MISS BENJO (IRE) 13051P-

POLITICIANSPROMISE (IRE) P31P-55

QUICKCHARGE 6321-2

SAKE OF SECRECY (IRE) 3322-1P

SCHIAP HILL 4P/P33P-

SCORESBY 31PP-14

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 4401-PP

TEMPLIER D’HABERT (FR) 62122-2

TYLEGLASLASS 5/513-P

WOLF WALKER (IRE) 1-1

Mr J. Townshend

Paul and Sara Thorman

Mrs H. Bartlett

The Fun For All Syndicate

The 360 Racing Club

The Only Fools & Foresters Partnership

Mr & Mrs R Francome

Miss G. S. Anderson

Stan Rawlins & Harriet Waight

Mr & Mrs A. J. Britten

Mr Bob Butler

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs J. McCullough

Mr Ken Price

Mr Robert Fear & Mr Andrew Ham

1.40 3m

ANOTHER FURLOUGH (IRE) U1F1-31

DEISE ABA (IRE) 2PP1-1P

ELECTRIC ANNIE (IRE) P/3435P-

ENCHANTED MAGIC (IRE) 1P/0P-F4

FROM THE HEART (IRE) 4121P-2

HIS OWN STAR (FR) 6313-54

HUMANISTE (IRE) 12P1P1-

ITACARE (FR) 0631-10

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 0212-4P

MAKETY 3F/6PP-3

MELEKHOV (IRE) P/PP/P3-P

MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 23524-5

NO COMMENT P23/41-1

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 234P-13

TOM BARTON 2216-25

The Empire Racing Partnership

Exors of the late Mr Trevor Hemmings

The Hale Family

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mrs Sarah Spottiswoode

Mr Ron Alford

Mr Keiran Johns

Somerset Racing

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mrs Sally White

Mrs Angie Way

The Buzz Syndicate

Mrs Tracy Parker

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

The Four Dames

2.15 3m

BEAU DU BRIZAIS (FR) 521P5-0

BISTOURI D’HONORE (FR) 4/636-rP

CLEVER DES ASSENCE (FR) P/U121-P

ERITAGE (FR) P/3256-2

IMOGENS THUNDER (IRE) 111/1P-P

KEEP ROLLING (IRE) 153P/0-P

MONMOUTH HILL 212/231-

MUCKAMORE (IRE) U4F-61F

MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 23524-5

PONT AVEN (IRE) 0/P262-U

PUNCHES CROSS (IRE) 2635-52

Notre Cheval Partnership

Miss A. Procter

Mrs Tracy Parker

Mr & Mrs A Orttewell

Mrs Wendy Jarrett

Mrs E. J. Loosemore

The Fun For All Syndicate

Mr A. J. Arkwright

The Buzz Syndicate

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Mr Michael Sweetland

PUTDECASHONTHEDASH (IRE) P5P6P-P Goodfellers Racing

SOUTHFIELD THEATRE (IRE) 11123-3

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

Mrs Angela Yeoman

Mr Fergal O’Brien

2.50 3m

ACLASSAGOLD (IRE) 242361-

ANOTHER FURLOUGH (IRE) U1F1-31

CALL SIMON (IRE) P2324-5

DUC DE BOURBON (FR) 14/1F/F-1

ELECTRIC ANNIE (IRE) P/3435P-

GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 213-PPU

LAGAN VALLEY (IRE) 11r1-13

MINELLA JAB (IRE) 12P21-5

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

The Empire Racing Partnership

Mr A & S Knox & Mrs Chanin

Mr Paul Nicholls

The Hale Family

Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

Mr C. Wadland

Mrs C. Lawrence

MONMOUTH HILL 212/231- The Fun For All Syndicate

POTTERS VENTURE (IRE) 0U0-U4P

POUR UNE RAISON (FR) PP065-P

PUNCHES CROSS (IRE) 2635-52

Mrs C. Gregory

Mrs Andrew May

Mr Michael Sweetland

PUTDECASHONTHEDASH (IRE) P5P6P-P Goodfellers Racing

YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 04/431-4

Dodd, Stevenson, Hicks & Hewlett

3.25 2m

ANARIZA (FR)

CASANETIK (IRE)

ERIC GORCOMBE

GO JOHNNY GO (IRE)

HURST HILL (IRE) 4

JUST A GLANCE

POSH DUDE

STICK OR TWIST (IRE) 4-

TRES BIEN 6

Mrs Sarah Faulks

Mr H. Brown

Mr Phill Meaden

A Picnic Production (S.Clare)

Mr J. H. Young

John Frampton & Michele Frampton

J Barbe & C Slocombe

Mr D. Farr

Mrs N. Gooder

4.00 2m

BUDS OF MAY

CARAMELO RAPIDO (IRE)

CUE JUMP

HEY GURLLL (IRE)

LOCKED DOWN LAD

LYNESS DANCER

SAIN ET SAUF

THE ASTRONOMIST 3

WESTON BAY (IRE)

A Marsh & A Eveleigh

Mr Max Young

The Shannon Lodge Racing Club

Mr Fergal O’Brien

Mr Keiran Johns

Mr R. D. Musson

Mr H. Brown

Mrs J. M. Mann

Mr P Brace & Miss L Magner

Mendip Farmers at STON EASTON

Sunday, 17 March 2024

12.30 3m

A JET OF OUR OWN (IRE) 1121-33

ALRIGHTJACK (IRE) PU34R6-

ANCIENT EMPIRE (IRE) 5U35-P5

BEAU DU BRIZAIS (FR) 521P5-0

BISTOURI D’HONORE (FR) 4/636-rP

CANASTERO (IRE) 63P4-P0

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

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 1112P-

INCA ROSE P/P5313-

ITACARE (FR) 0631-10

ONEUPMANSHIP (IRE) 6435-23

SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 011/46F/-

VERMILION CLIFFS (IRE) 0/23F11-

VERY FIRST TIME 0U05P-P

WESTERN COWBOY (IRE) 44F-P00

WESTHILL (IRE) 3111/P-2

YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) 356/5P/-P

Mr Edward Philipson-Stow

Mr J. Neal

Miss H. Flynn

Notre Cheval Partnership

Miss A. Procter

Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe

Mr H. C. Billing

Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

Mr K. C. Bailey

Somerset Racing

Mr Phil Fry

Miss Daisy White

Mr L. Price

Miss K. Ruddy

Mr W. Badlan

Miss A. C. Mackenzie

Mr M. A. Hunt

1.15 2m4f

A LITTLE SOMETHING

BIGFORYOURBOOTS (IRE) 0

CHIEF HOPPER 25656P-

GEORGE DARLING (IRE)

MISTER SKY (FR)

ORDER OF PROGRESS 0-

POOROLDMACKLEY (IRE) F

ROYAL JESTER P

TILL YOU CAN’T (IRE) P

WAKE UP HADLEY (IRE)

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE)

Mrs Zara Tindall

Mr L. Morgan

The Run Out Of Tonic Racing Club

Mr T Ellis & Mr K Loads

Mr C Barber & Mr N Spicer

Mr Ryan Holley

Mr M. J. Linehan

Mr & Mrs T Dalley

Miss Daisy Hitchins

Mr Bradley Gibbs

Sandall House Syndicate

1.50 3m

CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) 1111-1P

COOLDINE BOG (IRE) 3PP-33U

ERITAGE (FR) P/3256-2

GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 213-PPU

LUSITANIEN (FR) 0122-1P

MR GLASS (IRE) 3622/-11

NO COMMENT P23/41-1

PUTDECASHONTHEDASH (IRE) P5P6P-P

STAND OFF (IRE) 413P0/P-

TOM BARTON 2216-25

WOTZIZNAME (IRE) 6P314-P

Captain Biggles Syndicate

Miss Amber Jackson-Fennell

Mr & Mrs A Orttewell

Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

Mr Michael Rees

Gane and Nicholls

Mrs Tracy Parker

Goodfellers Racing

Miss Madeline Plumb

The Four Dames

Miss L. B. Gould

2.25 3m

CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) 1111-1P

CLEVER DES ASSENCE (FR) P/U121-P

Captain Biggles Syndicate

Mrs Tracy Parker

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

DUC DE BOURBON (FR) 14/1F/F-1

Mr H. C. Billing

Mr Paul Nicholls

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

ITACARE (FR) 0631-10

LUSITANIEN (FR) 0122-1P

MY LITTLE TONI 056U-45

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

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 234P-13

Somerset Racing

Mr Michael Rees

Mr Bradley Gibbs

Miss E. Williams

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

3.00 3m

A TIPPLE OR TWO 201P-6P

ALL THUMBS UP (FR) 0503/4/1-

COMONILEAN 31

COOLATTITUDE (FR) 44122-0

HEARTS CORNER (IRE) U1P1-2

HIGHLAND LEGEND P1P3P/-P

JIMMY TEW 40P4R-P

LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 0/3343-P

MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) 4/51-P42

MY LUCKY STAR (IRE) 14-

POLITICIANSPROMISE (IRE) P31P-55

QUICKCHARGE 6321-2

SPEAR DANCER (IRE) 4P-U

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 4401-PP

TANGO PETE 2P24P-6

TIGER TOBIN (IRE) 1

Mr P. M. Bryant

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Mr R. E. Nuttall

Paul and Sara Thorman

Mrs R. Kealey

Mr J. Grant Cann

Mr Ian Howe

Mr K Loads & Mrs K Bowling

Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

The My Lucky Star Partnership

Mr & Mrs R Francome

Miss G. S. Anderson

The Here Come The Girls Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

The Tango Pete Syndicate

The Leyshon Family 3.35 3m

ARKNELL 36-P

ASSASSINS LULLABY (IRE) PP40-62

Roger & Yvonne Allsop

The Everhopeful Partnership

BEANO TOONS P Lady Sutton

BEAT THE POLI (IRE) 4P-0

The White Family

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 3000/P- Mr T. Vaughan

COLDEN’S DREAM (IRE) 4FP//0P3- Mr L. Price

CREEGH NATIVE (IRE)

DEFINITE DREAM (IRE) U/PrP-P

DOCTOR DOTTY 056//P35-

ECHO OF PROMISE P0/-PP6P

FFREE PEDRO (IRE) 4U26P-0

KEEPITFROMBECKY (IRE) 0/P0-2P3

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP2

LADY VALKYERIE 4/U3P4P-

LAVORANTE (IRE) 4P/244-2

PRESENTING MARVIN (IRE) 0-F

PYLEIGH LORD U

SOUND OF MUSIC 6/63P5//-2

SOUTHFIELD SCOPE

TIMINO ROAD 64/PP-6P

Mr S. J. Sampson

Miss Madeline Plumb

Mr Peter Isaac

Mrs Polly Walker

Mr Timothy Talbot

Barber, French, Baird & Rees

Miss P. S. Topley

The Group of Otters

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Caveat Emptor Partnership

Mr & Mrs R.Pudd

The Luck Family

Mrs Angela Yeoman

Mr & Mrs A. J. Britten

Oakley at BRAFIELD-ON-THE-GREEN

Sunday,

17 March 2024

1.00 3m

CAPMAN (FR) P

DEFINITE DREAM (IRE) U/PrP-P

DURTY HARRY (IRE) 0P-U6

ELMDALE (FR) P5U3P-P

ILLICO DE NUIT (FR) P0-F

JINA (FR) 34650-P

KARISMATIK (FR) 4F5P-5P

KINALEARTY (IRE) P/-P

LOCKDOWN LUDO P/344-3U

LOOK AT MEE (IRE) 51

OPTICAL GIRL 0040P/-P

OUR JOHN (IRE) P/U6-03

PHIL THE SOCK (IRE) 4P/PP3-U

ROCKHAMTOM (IRE) rP3FP-2

Mr M. Kehoe

Miss Madeline Plumb

Miss N. Lockhead Anderson

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

Mrs Marcine Marshall

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

Mr Lenny Smith

Mr Phil Lutman

Mrs A Brooks & Miss E Brooks

Mr & Mrs C Horner

Mr S. Price

The Parry Brothers&Caroline Robinson

Mrs K. H. York

Samantha & Antony Page

1.35 3m

DOUNIKOS (FR) 1213-P3

FOREST CHIMES (IRE) 11114-1

GET ON THE YAGER 50/3//-PPP

HERE HE COMES (FR) 122P/3-P

MASTER TEMPLAR (IRE) 21113-1

OSCAR MONTEL (IRE) 423-114

RAGNAR LODBROK (IRE) 111-511

Mr C. Baird

Mrs A. D. Williams

Mr Tim Thirlby

Mr P. A. Bennett

Mrs R. C. Hayward

Miss R. Fletcher

The Whiskey & Water Partnership

REBEL DAWN RISING (IRE) P4/B1U2- David & Imogen Kemp

RED MAPLE (IRE) 421-122

SHOAL BAY (IRE) P/125-41

THE COMPOSEUR (IRE) 4/022-15

WHAT A GLANCE 632U1-2

WHO’S IN THE BOX (IRE) P304-P2

Mr N. R. W. Wright

Mrs Marcine Marshall

Mrs Jonjo O’Neill

Mr & Mrs R Taylor & Tom Britten

Mr E. D. Moylan

2.10 3m

BENEFAKTOR (IRE) 124/2/-32

COOLAGH PARK 1//132-31

The Loads,Andrews,Crawfords&Spences

Richard Cranfield

EVERY MINUTE (IRE) 4/121/- Docker, Howlett, Morris-Lowe & Wills

GET ON THE YAGER 50/3//-PPP

GOLAN FORTUNE (IRE) 4/340P5//-

IN OUR DREAMS (IRE) 11UF-51

KILPIN (IRE) PP3-4P3

PORT OF MARS (IRE) 4PP-442

THE NEW KID (IRE) 22P3-P4

TOUCH TIGHT (IRE) 1233-22

Mr Tim Thirlby

Mr S. Paynter

The In Our Dreams Partnership

Mr G. Edgedale

Mrs N. Baker

Elizabeth Inman & Tim Tarratt

Mrs K. H. York

3.00 3m

DUBAI DANDY (IRE) P/0/PP0/-P

GET OUT THE GATE (IRE) 24/P6P4/-

MONKEY PUZZLE 21-3622

ORION D’AUBRELLE (FR) 0/PF0/40-

RED MAPLE (IRE) 421-122

RIZZARDO P61UP-P

SOME OPERATOR (IRE) 011/46F/-

Mr A. Creighton

Mrs J. Thornhill

Mrs Sarah Ashby

Mr John Wright

Mr N. R. W. Wright

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

Miss Daisy White

3.35 3m

BESTFRIEND BARNABY F13-2F5

CASH OR CARD (IRE) 1

DONDIAM (FR) 6/F44U1-

DUBAI DANDY (IRE) P/0/PP0/-P

EVERY MINUTE (IRE) 4/121/-

HIGHLAND GLORY P/4r22P-

IN OUR DREAMS (IRE) 11UF-51

JEUX D’EAU (FR) 21-331

LEARNTALOT (IRE) 2/5312-3

LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 0/3343-P

MAIN STAGE (IRE) 2-13

MOUNT PLEASANT PP2-511

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

THE NEW KID (IRE) 22P3-P4

ULTRA VIERS (IRE) 212P-F2

Mrs Brian Orchard

This That & The Others

Mr Timothy Talbot

Mr A. Creighton

Docker, Howlett, Morris-Lowe & Wills

The Sunday Night Partnership

The In Our Dreams Partnership

Laura Richardson & David Heys

Mr Alan Hill

Mr K Loads & Mrs K Bowling

The Signy & Marriage Families

Mr N. R. W. Wright

Mr C. Taylor

Elizabeth Inman & Tim Tarratt

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

4.10 2m

ANARIZA (FR)

FOUR OUT OF FIVE (IRE)

GOLD FLAKE 0

HENRY BOSTOCK

ICONIC JACK

LAND GIRL’S LUCK (IRE) 3-2

LIVEYOURBESTLIFE (IRE)

MODDER RIVER

PIONEER PETE

ROCKY BREESE

RUNFORYOURMONEY (IRE)

SOFANA (IRE)

THE WHITE RAT

ZLOTY

Mrs Sarah Faulks

Mr Timothy Talbot

Mr B. Homewood

Mr I. Bostock

Mr Robert Boyce

Mr Richard Bailey

Mr & Mrs John Teal

Mr Peter Maddison

Ms A. L. Leigh

Mr D. Breese

The Woodway Partnership

William Thirlby & Annabel James

Mr M. W. Easterby

Mr & Mrs L Marshall

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