Go Pointing - Vol 26

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WHAT’S ON THIS WEEK

LLANGEINOR PENTYRCH

SATURDAY APRIL 27TH , 2024 AT YSTRADOWEN

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OVERTON RACES

SATURDAY APRIL 27TH , 2024 AT OVERTON

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BERKELEY RACES - ABANDONED

SATURDAY APRIL 27TH , 2024 AT WOODFORD

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THE MIDDLETON HUNT

SUNDAY APRIL 28TH , 2024 AT SHERIFF HUTTON

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BICESTER WITH WHADDON CHASE

SUNDAY APRIL 28TH , 2024 AT EDGCOTE

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CHESHIRE FOREST - ABANDONED

SUNDAY APRIL 28TH , 2024 AT TABLEY

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AXE VALE

SUNDAY APRIL 28TH , 2024 AT STAFFORD CROSS

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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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NATIONAL POINT-TO-POINT CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023/24

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

• Goffs Ladies’ Champion Jockey

• gopointing.com Men’s Champion Jockey

• Highflyer Bloodstock Leading Ladies’ Novice Rider

• Highflyer Bloodstock Leading Men’s Novice Rider

• Foran Equine Champion Trainer

• Foran Equine Leading Trainer (6-14 horses)

• Oriental Club Leading Trainer (5 horses or fewer)

• Jockey Club/RoR Leading Veteran Horse

• JRL Group Leading Flat Race Trainer

• JRL Group Leading Flat Race Jockey

• Point-to-Point Racing Company Leading Owner

• Connolly’s Red Mills Champion Horse

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

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

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Izzie Marshall

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MENS CHAMPIONSHIP

James King Photo: Carl Evans

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Natasha Cookson Photo: Tom Milburn

Edward Vaughan Photo: Tim Holt

Max Comley (Right) Photo: Tom Milburn Nicky Sheppard Photo: Carl Evans

Josh Newman Photo: Carl Evans

Nick Wright Photo: Carl Evans

Coolagh Park (Izzie Marshall)

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Jack Andrews Photo: Tom Milburn

Will Easterby

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Tim Vaughan (far right) Photo: Tim Holt

CHAMPION HORSE

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Grace A Vous Enki

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POINTING PEOPLE: CHARLIE & GEORGE CASE

Gina and Jack Andrews are undoubtedly the highest profile siblings on the South Midlands pointing scene, but Charlie and George Case may soon have something to say about that. 24-year-old Charlie rode his first winners in 2017 and is currently enjoying his best season, and George, 21, made his debut between the flags last year and rode his first winner in March. Jake Exelby Zoomed with the brothers recently to find out more about their careers, what makes them tick… and fraternal rivalry.

Tell me about yourselves and your background in racing

Charlie: Our father Ben trains under rules. Our grandfather Robert started it all. He was involved at Fakenham – Dad’s from Norfolk – and our uncle Adam was chairman of the racecourse until last year

I had my first ride aged 16, coming fourth on Freddy Fox at Whitfield – I was only allowed one ride that season! The next year, David Allen (former owner of the Edgcote estate, where Ben trains) gave us Breaking the Bank and I couldn’t have asked for a better ride We won four out of six, he was champion South Midlands horse, and I was leading area novice. I then went to work for the Hills. I was pretty green, and Alan was a hard, but fair, jockey coach and gave me experience. I got to ride The Gunner Brady for the Cranfields and won two on him, which improved my riding. A couple of years ago, I got a phone call from

Michael Kehoe the week before I first rode Allo Allo for him at High Easter. We won, and I’ve ridden for him ever since. I owe a lot to that horse

That summer, I saw a job in New Zealand advertised on Facebook. I had nothing on, so went over there. Weight was an issue – I’m 11 stone and had to ride at 10st 3lb – but I had about 30 rides, two winners and about a dozen places. It’s a small scene and leading jockey Shaun Phelan got on everything good, so I kept finishing second to him! It was a good experience, hard work but enjoyable George: I’m not going there as there’s no chance of me getting down to 10-3!

Until I was 14, I had no interest in riding, but Paddy Barlow’s dad is Charlie’s godfather Paddy had a pony, Tiny Dancer, that he offered to me when he got too old for pony racing. I enjoyed it and haven’t stopped riding since. I rode Wisecracker in a charity race then had my first pointing mount on him at Kimble last season. I’ve ridden him at home since he was four or five and know him better than anyone He likes firm ground so will hopefully run a few times before the end of the year He’s aptly named – a wise old schoolmaster.

Charlie: You still managed to put him on the floor at Dingley!

George: Elmdale (his first winner) is owned by Phoebe Jones (nee Taylor), whose sister Verity rides out for Dad. Joe Stevenson, our head lad, normally rides for the Taylors, but he’d broken his shoulder, so they gave me the

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ride at Garthorpe after Zac Baker had won on him at Brafield-on-the-Green. He’s a pleasure to ride and ran well again next time at Kimble

Will your sister Amelia follow the two of you into the saddle?

George: No, she’s got no interest unless she’s going to Cheltenham or Aintree!

Which other pointers would you most like to ride?

Charlie: I was discussing this with Zac and would say Kaproyale, as I’m fed up with seeing his backside! I’ve been placed behind him twice and driven Zac to the races both times. I told him, ‘I know that horse, but I’ve never seen the front of it.’

George: Grace A Vous Enki, who’s doing pretty well this season. Dad’s good friends with Matt Sheppard (whose wife Nickie trains the horse) – in fact, Matt and Stuart Edmunds are probably his only friends (!) – and James King thinks he’s one of the best pointers he’s ever ridden.

Which jockeys do you most admire?

George: Jack Andrews. He rode for Dad when he was a conditional, is very professional, has helped me a lot, and knows his pointing inside out.

Charlie: You’d be hard pushed to say anyone other than his sister Gina. She’s tough as nails and has a knack of riding winners even when it doesn’t look like she can.

George

What are your favourite courses?

George: I have to say Garthorpe Also, Edgcote, as I can walk there.

Charlie: I love a day out at Edgcote and one of my favourite days was when I rode my first winner there, on Aunty Joan. And Horseheath is a very fair track, big and galloping with competitive racing and nice ground.

What would you do if you were in charge of the sport?

Charlie: I’d increase the number of wins before you’re no longer a novice rider Five winners isn’t enough experience and, the longer you stay a novice, the more chance you have of outside rides. When you’re not one, it’s hard to go up against the likes of Jack and James and it took me years to start picking up rides for new trainers. Tom Hutsby could have the same issues if he loses his novice status this year I like the Grass Roots riders races, as they give you the chance to ride against other similar riders and it’s easier to pick up spares. I rode in one at Higham recently

George: I’d get rid of bumpers. They take horses away from Maiden races and we want to increase the number of British pointers being bought, but bumper winners don’t seem to achieve anything.

Where do you see the future of point-topointing?

Charlie: I’d love to carry on riding and get on an upward trajectory, but I don’t know how long pointing’s got left. Hunting’s being closed down and there are more restrictions on the whip, so I can’t see it lasting forever.

George: If Labour gets in, hunting’s gone, and hunting funds pointing. I hope there’s a way of keeping the sport going without hunting, but it would be expensive to fund.

What would you do if you weren’t involved with horses?

George: I don’t think my life won’t involve racing. I’d like to get a joint-licence with Dad one day – in the winter and spring of the 2022-season I was pupil assistant to Anthony

and Sam Freedman in Melbourne

Charlie: He’d probably be a binman! As for me, I’ve got a degree in Real Estate from Oxford Brookes University, so – if I wasn’t riding – I’d probably be halfway to being qualified as a valuer That’s definitely in the background.

What hobbies do you have outside racing?

George: Not a lot. I’m obsessed with racing and probably watch more of it than anyone else! And I’m a Northampton Saints (rugby to the uninitiated) fan – I’ve been several times this season.

Charlie: That’s just because he gets to take his girlfriend out once a week! Her cousin plays for the team and Fin Smith (Northampton and England fly half) was in the year below me at school.

I play a lot of cricket – I’m an all-rounder and do it for fun but play for a local club I’ve come up against Joe Hill – there’s a lot of rivalry there, and we’re very competitive. I had county trials for Northamptonshire and Warwickshire when I was younger

Charlie (left) and George - dressed to impress

A younger Charlie with Freddy Fox Charlie winning on Paper Mill at Ampton

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Post-race celebrations at Garthorpe

Photo: Nico Morgan

What about music, films, and TV?

George: Morgan Wallen, who sings new country I saw him in Melbourne and he’s playing Hyde Park this summer

Charlie: We have similar tastes in music. I like Zach Bryan and Johnny Cash – I Hung My Head is my favourite song of his. As for TV, Friday Night Dinner

George: My favourite film is Fury On TV, I like Peaky Blinders. Anything with aggression, really – I like a good war film! Oh, and Racing TV or Sky Sports Racing.

What’s your brother’s best quality?

George on Charlie: Chatting up women, although he hasn’t got a girlfriend at the moment!

Charlie on George: For someone who didn’t do well at school, he’s sharp He makes you laugh with his funny comments.

And what irritates you most about him?

George on Charlie: He’s got verbal diarrhoea! Charlie on George: He’s never wrong. Even if he says he’s put a rug on a horse, he hasn’t done it!

What’s the daftest thing he’s ever done?

George on Charlie: There are a lot to choose from, so I can’t say.

Charlie on George: That makes me sound feral! I agree, there are too many. How would you describe him?

George on Charlie: Determined, aggressive, agricultural! Nobody wants to win in a finish more than him.

Charlie on George: He’s growing on me! It’s nice to have him pointing. I was having a torrid day at Larkhill when he rode his first winner and tried to call him four or five times. When he finally answered, I said, ‘So you’ve finished with all your fans. Just because you’ve had a winner, it doesn’t mean you can tell me how to ride!”

George striding to victory on Elmdale at Garthorpe

Photo: Nico Morgan

One For Rosie and Ryan Alderman take the Conditions race for Novice Riders Photo: Nico Morgan

The course at Howick Photo: Alun Sedgmore

Demothi and James Shaw (1st) in the Hunt Members at Flete Park Photo: Tim Holt

Peacocks Secret at Fakenham Photo: Graham Bishop

Rockhamton (nearside, cheek pieces) leads the field in the Maiden Conditions at Chaddesley Photo: JTW Equine

IN THE FRAM E

Some canine spectators enjoying the Downhills sunshine Photo: Grace Beresford

James King and Breakwater Buoy nearly go into orbit at Chaddesley Corbett Photo: Sweet Photography

Jacques Clouseau (far side, red and white) takes on Old Cowboy in the Maiden at Chaddesley Photo: Graham Fisher

The winner of the Lady Dudley cup at Chaddesley Corbett, Jeux D’Eau Photo: JTW Equine

REPORTS

FLEET PARK RACESDARTMOOR FOXHOUNDS

SATURDAY 20TH APRIL 2024

By Granville Taylor

With eight Area fixtures lost since January due to waterlogging, it was quite a relief to be greeted by wall to wall sunshine at the scenic Flete Park venue on Saturday (April 20th) where the racecourse was in pristine condition.

The car parks were packed and a total of 69 runners for the seven races gave racegoers plenty to enthuse about.

The highlights were a treble for jockey Callum Pritchard and a training double for Danielle Kenealy

Five-year-old Prophesea continued on his upward curve, following up his Exeter bumper win with a workmanlike performance in winning the 13-runner Bartons Solicitors Restricted. Sue Trump’s promising gelding gave his backers a scare as he fluffed the last, but Pritchard’s mount produced a fine turn of foot to collar Fine Investment (Myles Osborne) in the shadow of the post. “He was a bit buzzy today and was trying to get away from me He hit the last but quickened well”, said the jockey Trainer Leslie Jefford remarked “He has done really well for a young horse (he also won the Cotley Maiden Conditions) so we might put him away for now”.

All Night Parking has been knocking at the door all season and gained a deserved success under Callum Pritchard in the two and a half miles Luscombe May Maiden. Owned and trained by George Beilby, the six-year-old Sholokov gelding was given a copybook ride, finishing with a flourish to catch the favourite Badbury Rings inside the last 100 yards.

The four miles Mixed Open for the Lord Mildmay Cup sponsored by PKF Francis Clark saw veteran pointer The King’s Writ doing all the hard work out in front. Josh Newman’s mount had already given best however to the stout stayer From The Heart when he came down at the last The winner is trained by Laura Jones for owner Sarah Spottiswoode and found this easier than his latest assignment in the Cheltenham festival race the true pointing fans know as the Foxhunters Chase

From The Heart was also following up last year’s success in this Flete Park event and will probably head back for the Ladies’ four

miler at the May meeting here. “This horse has some ability and appreciated the better ground,” reported 23-year-old Callum Pritchard, based with Philip Hobbs and Johnson White, and clocking up his ninth pointing winner of the season.

The Danielle Kenealy trained Young Wolf (Will Biddick) finished runner up to From The Heart, but her Stoodleigh yard went on to claim a brace of winners. Skilful Lord took the Totnes and Bridgetown Co Grass Roots Conditions race run in memory of Artemis Morgan under a patient ride from Rian Corcoran. Held up early, the gelding crept stealthily through the field before striding clear going to the last. “He was going so well with a circuit to go and I didn’t want to get there too soon,” reported the young jockey, who was enjoying his fourth winner in his first season’s race riding. Running in the colours of Brian Palfrey, the sturdy Skilful Lord is a real old fashioned point-to-pointer When I enquired why his seasonal debut was delayed the trainer replied, “Brian hunts him all season and he can’t run until his owner has finished hunting him.” Food for thought against the modern qualification scenario

The Kenealy stable double was completed as Michael Sweetland’s Punches Cross was given a positive front running Will Biddick

Runners in the Conditions (Level 2) For Grass Roots Riders

ride to win the Full Circle Motors Area Conditions race run in memory of Elizabeth May. The winner’s only blemish was hitting the 11th fence, and he always looked like holding the late challenge of Joey Steel (Martin McIntyre) “He came to us from Jonjo O’Neill and needed sweetening up He wants better ground,” reported the trainer

15 faced the starter in the Charles Stanley Wealth Managers three miles Maiden with Martin “Fly” McIntyre gaining consolation as he drove the Myles Osborne trained fiveyear-old Top Man Tom home ahead of 3-1 favourite Free The Lion (Jack Stenhouse). “I begged Myles to bring him here after his unlucky run at Cotley last week. He jumped well and settled nicely on the outside out of danger,” said the Irish born jockey who had reached his career century of point-topoint winners on Easter Monday.

The familiar Frost colours were seen to good effect in the eight - runner Hunt race sponsored by SW Law & Finance when the nine-year-old maiden Demothi drew away from Norman Abu and the favourite Broadclyst in the closing stages. The 68 rated hurdler had needed a search party for his efforts under rules, but found his niche here under 21-year-old James Shaw, who works for the Lucy Gardner yard, and was partnering his second career winner

Photo: Tim Holt

THE TYNEDALE HUNT

SATURDAY 20TH APRIL 2024

By Peter Burgon

The weather gods were smiling on the Downhills course near Corbridge on Saturday for the rescheduled Tynedale Point-to-Point Races which took place on ground universally considered by the jockeys to be the best they had encountered in the North this season.

Malton-based jockey/trainer Jack Teal enjoyed one of the best days of his career with a skilfully executed treble on Macavity, Ira Hayes and Kalypso’chance.

First-time blinkers worked the oracle with Macavity, the outsider of four in the RBC Brewin Dolphin Men’s Open Race. Always going well behind the pace-setting Slanelough (Philip Greaves), Teal’s mount took it up three out before drawing clear up the home straight to score by seven lengths in the best time of the day.

The winner looked an exciting prospect two years ago when scoring at Sheriff Hutton and Corbridge before landing an Aintree Bumper but failed to fire under Rules last season when switched to Jedd O’Keeffe’s Leyburn yard Back in calmer waters, Teal knew three weeks ago after a piece of work on Richard Fahey’s gallops that he was spot on and just had to wait for better ground. His half-brother Walton Street accumulated career earnings in excess of £740,000 from Charlie Appleby’s yard with his seven wins including the Grade 1 Canadian International Stakes at Woodbine in September 2021.

Teal doubled up on debutant Ira Hayes in the 3m Cavu Corporate Finance Maiden Race. In the leading trio from the off, the five-year-old was sent to the front three out and produced an impressive turn of foot approaching the last to win by six lengths from well-backed favourite Kilmore Rock (Joe Wright) in what should prove to be an above average contest.

The winner, who was bought for 21,000 euros at Goffs Land Rover Sale in June 2022, had been doing everything right at home and his next assignment is likely to be a return visit to the Sales. The runner-up had finished third on debut at Lingstown in December behind Going Live and Califet En Vol who were sold a fortnight later at Tattersalls Cheltenham Sale for £150,000 and £145,000 respectively Coincidentally, Califet En Vol also ran on

Saturday and boosted the Lingstown form when finishing a close third in a Class 2 Ayr Bumper from Nicky Henderson’s yard

Fellow debutant Kalypso’chance, owned by former jump jockey Roger Marley, was in receipt of 14lb from his main rivals in the 2m4f Fires In Stone Maiden Race and the four-year-old found another gear from two out to beat oddson favourite Trust Me Nate (John Dawson) by twelve lengths. Teal’s only other riding treble came at Dalton Park in March 2020

Venetia Thompson, 21, who has been competing on the British Eventing circuit since May 2018 up to 2* level at venues such as Blair Castle, Alnwick Ford, Belsay and Burgham, made a winning debut between the flags on the Tom Sowerby-trained gelding Lucky Lucarno in the Izibella Welch Conditions Race for Novice Riders. In the first two from the outset with Supremely Lucky (Natasha Cookson), the evergreen twelve-year-old jumped superbly and kept his rivals at bay from four out to score by two lengths from odds-on favourite Bintheredonethat (Eloise Justice-Vose).

Thompson, who works part-time for Rebecca Menzies, said: ‘’He’s a legend of a horse and I wasn’t expecting that at all. The pace was much faster than eventing and he definitely appreciated being back on better ground.’’

Bought privately in 2022 from Cheshire handler Martin Wanless, this was a second training success for Tom Sowerby who is based near Darlington. Sowerby also provided Lyall Hodgins with his first winner on Big Sound at Duncombe Park in February 2020

Despite not jumping quite as fluently as he did when winning at Overton last month, Eagles Rock (John Dawson) continued his rise up the ladder with a comfortable follow-up victory in the Jan Mitchell Properties Conditions Race. In a strongly run affair, Dawson didn’t panic when Henry’s Regime (Nick Orpwood) quickened twelve lengths clear five out and, after reeling in the leader approaching the last, drew right away up the run-in to score by eight lengths.

Following a string of placed efforts since scoring at Alnwick in January 2023, Oscar Wilde got back on the winning trail in the Womble Bond Dickinson Ladies Open Race. Always close up, Amy Coltherd’s mount stayed on strongly from two out to beat Ask Cory (Chloe McHattie) by four lengths and is set to make a quick reappearance at Overton on Saturday with Coltherd now in contention for the Perth Racecourse-sponsored Northern Area Ladies Championship

Welsh raider Greenbarrow Goldsmith (Hugo Murray) repeated last year’s victory in the Mowden Hall School-sponsored 138cm Open Pony Race, with the minor placings filled by Silver (Freya Ainslie) and Mohammed Ali (Cara Wilson), while Scenic Snow provided 14-year-old Greater Manchester rider Tallula Edmunds with a first winner in the Mowden Hall School-sponsored 148cm Open Pony Race from Judge Fox (Caden Beasley) and The Cork Man (Cara Tuke).

The next Northern Area meeting is the Overton Races Family Day at Overton Farm, Crossford on Saturday 27th April with all proceeds going to Kilbryde Hospice and St Andrew’s Hospice.

Oscar Wilde and Amy Coltherd Photo: Grace Beresford

THE WORCESTERSHIRE HUNT

SATURDAY 20TH APRIL 2024

By Andrew King

The Laura Richardson-trained Jeux D’Eau added his name to the iconic roll-call for the historic Lady Dudley Cup with a no-nonsense victory in the Classic when providing his Shropshire-based trainer with by far the biggest victory of her fledgling career

Only six-years-old, the gelding partnered by Richardson’s partner Huw Edwards showed great tenacity up the long Chaddesley Corbett home straight to thwart the persistent attentions of Looksnowtlikebrian by a couple of lengths with odds-on favourite Grace A Vous Enki a further three lengths back in third.

An emotional Richardson was finding it difficult to hold back tears of joy and said: “I cannot believe it as we have always thought he was a nice horse ever since we had him as a two-year-old but to win a prestigious race like this is beyond my wildest dreams.

“We had been struggling to find suitable races with him as many of our local meetings have been rained off, so we took the plunge and decided to come here and let him take his chance. It might just sink in at some stage just what he has just done but for now we will savour the moment.”

Looking ahead, Richardson added: “We will have to look at all the options for him but there is only just over a month left of the season - I suppose we will have to consider hunter chases after a success like that.”

The victory of Jeux D’eau proved the middle leg of a treble for Edwards as he had earlier taken the opening Maiden for 4&5yo aboard Philip Rowley’s newcomer Jacques Clouseau and completed the three-timer when pushing out Call Her Clever for the Maiden mares and fillies contest.

Not surprisingly, Rowley was quick to announce that Jacques Clouseau was for sale after the good-looking five-year-old had lowered the colours of Old Cowboy by a length in a driving finish.

He said: “We think he is a very smart horse with loads of scope and is so straightforward. If someone wants him to stay in the yard that is fine, otherwise he will be off the sales as that is what he was purchased for in the first place.”

There was plenty of daylight between Call Her Clever and her rivals as she passed the post with 16 lengths to spare over Penelope Ann in a race that was run in memory of the late Robert Chugg.

Winning trainer Niel Turner, who was celebrating his first winner, said: “It’s an honour to win the race named in honour of Robert as I worked for him for many years and he taught me so much - so this is all down to him.”

The Grace A Vous Enki team of owners Clive and Joan Hitchings along with trainer Nicky Sheppard did not go away empty handed as Ihandaya, ridden by Natalie Parker, stretched his winning sequence to three since switching to his current trainer

Although Ihandaya faced only one other rival in the shape of Tigerbythetail, the race turned out to be a bit of cat and mouse played out by Parker and Gina Ellis with the former electing to make the running and that ploy paid off with a comfortable 8 lengths call.

Sheppard commented: “He keeps going the right way but there is no real plan with him as we will take it one step at a time

and where he runs next will be decided by Clive and Joan.” The winning trainer had earlier initiated a double when A Jet Of Our Own got the better of a protracted tussle with Hidor De Bersy to take the spoils in the 2m 4f Conditions contest.

Winning rider Freddie Philipson-Stow said: “We fitted him with cheekpieces for the first time and the plan was to be very positive on him as he stays three miles. I suspect he will have at least one more run before the season ends in five weeks or so.”

Kauto No Risk made a belated winning return when posting a battling halflength verdict over the rallying Perryville when lifting the Members race for trainer Jo Priest, rider Zak Baker and owner John Hargreaves. Priest explained the eight-year-old’s absence by saying: “it has simply been a waiting game for some better conditions as it has been bottomless everywhere this winter and he must have goodish ground.”

It proved a red letter day for rider Patsy Page as she celebrated her first ever winner after Rockhamtom made it fifth time lucky this season with a victory over You And Me Too for the 2m Maiden.

Jeux D’Eau’s connections are presented with the Lady Dudley Cup

Photo: Sweet Photography

THE CURRE & LLANGIBBY

SUNDAY 21ST APRIL 2024

By Alison Morris

After months of heavy rain and rearrangements the Curre and Llangibby Hunt finally held their meeting in blazing sunshine this past Sunday, at the picturesque Howick course just outside Chepstow. It was good to be back in the pointing field in South Wales and a healthy crowd enjoyed the day after what has been a long wet winter

The first race on the card was the Curre and Llangibby Hunt Farmers and Subscribers race, run in memory of Patience Stratton. This saw a small but competitive field, with the eventual winner being the small 5-year-old bay mare Joyzain, trained by Luke Price. This heralded the start of what turned out to be an eventful and satisfactory day for young Edward Vaughan, son of trainer Tim. Ed is currently still only 16 and this was his 11th winner With a busy day ahead, it seemed certain that the tally would increase before the meeting was over.

The Wales Area Conditions race (Level 3) was next off and saw victory go the way of Catherine William’s Prime Pretender, ridden by daughter Eleanor You only need two brave horses and two brave jockeys to make an exciting race and the finish of this race was as good as any that will be seen this season. Once again young Edward Vaughan was in the thick of the action aboard State of Fame, and it was a neck and neck battle to the line between him and his rival. The courage of both jockeys and horses could never be questioned as they both arrived at the last at a furious pace. Chloe Mills and Top of the Charts viewed the action back in third. Ellie Williams has a tally of thirty-three winners in total, eleven under rules, while Prime Pretender himself was scoring his second win of the season. Originally purchased to run under rules the gelding was spotted in the field by father Evan, who decided that he wanted him for point to pointing.

Another conditions race followed this time being run for PPORA Club Members Grassroots Riders, for those at the meeting who may have been confused by this new category the race card gave a helpful definition; a grassroots rider cannot have ridden more than 20 winners under the rules of racing, or the rules of a recognised racing authority Point to Point racing

and Arab horse racing included. This saw another small but competitive field with the Lamerton trained The Dartmoor Rose emerging the winner from Siberian Star back in second. Dartmoor Rose’s jockey was having her first ride in Wales but it is her thirteenth winner overall.

The Men’s Open Race saw the second leg of what was to be an eventual treble on the day for Edward Vaughan with his father’s Poli Roli. When the Poliglote gelding was for sale bloodstock agent Tom Malone contacted Tim Vaughan stating he had a nice horse for Ed to ride that would be a safe and enjoyable conveyance for his first season. This was the horse’s second win this year and he was always in command once turning for home with the good mare Miss Seagreen back in second; James King could only watch from third with Footloose

“A naughty boy but I’m so grateful to be able to ride him. He’s the horse of a lifetime.” Was Ellie William’s description of the prolific Voodoo Doll who won his sixth race in a row in the Ladies Open. The Getaway gelding likes to have a good look around him and as he is often left at the head of affairs Ellie has her work cut out to keep him focused. This in no way deters from his performance and he came home five lengths clear of Glancing Glory with Makety back in third.

The Restricted Race saw the final leg of the Edward Vaughan treble aboard Designer Destiny. The Jeremy gelding was left clear after the fall at the penultimate fence of Mr Bezi, but had always been in command. A delighted Ed claimed that his day was “brilliant” as he arrived in the winner’s enclosure.

Echoes of times gone by filled the course as the Maiden race was split into two divisions. The first division went the way of the very aptly named Ifindoubtgoflatout and Tom Broughton. Down The Inner was back in second with the well fancied Fifty Shades of Bay back in third. Ifindoubtgoflatout’s jockey was surprised but delighted with his success claiming that he had to keep the horse awake as he thought he would stop if left alone in front. The win gave the member of Fergal O’Brien’s yard his twenty third winner between the flags. Second division went to Unexpected Edge and Charlie Sprake. The Flemensfirth gelding was gifted to owner Chris Williams ( father of professional jockey Lorcan) by Paul Nicholls as the trainer felt he would not make the grade, A discussion took place as to the chance to run the horse in Point to Points and the result was a victory for the owner, the jockey and also trainer Dean Coleman. Despite his name there was nothing too unexpected about the victory as he set off two to one joint favourite with Catchim who could only finish third.

Ellie Williams (Right), after winning the Ladies Open Race on Voodoo Doll Photo: Alun Sedgmore

THE WEST & NORTH NORFOLK

SUNDAY 21ST APRIL 2024

By Mike Ashby

The perfect ten was achieved, on Sunday, with the full complement of scheduled East Anglian fixtures taking place on their original dates, whilst other parts of the country have endured waterlogged courses, resulting in disheartening postponed or abandoned meetings.

The West and North Norfolk meeting at Fakenham upheld the high standard of superb racing, seen throughout the year, to bring the 2023/24 East Anglian season to a close Throughout the afternoon, including the two pony races that commenced proceedings, there were some closely fought finishes to thrill the above-average crowd.

Top honours, on the training-front, went to David Kemp who saddled two winners and his first success came in the Conditions Level 3 race where Back It Up, partnered by Alex Chadwick, strongly pressed Good Source round the final bend and ran on gamely to withhold a renewed challenge from their rallying rival. Chadwick was back in action after being badly bruised and shaken when Dragon d’Estruval slipped up at High Easter the previous weekend. After returning with a winner at Parham on Saturday, on his own admittance there was still some after-effects especially the visible facial bruising but he had been passed fit to ride after a CT scan on his head earlier in theweek.TheridehegaveBackItUpwasexceptional and fully praised by trainer Kemp and owner John Ridge as the sharp bends of the course plainly didn’t suit the winner’s galloping and stamina-based style so the 6-y-o had to be pushed all the way which would have tested Chadwick’s fitness to the limit. No direct plans for the Back It Up’s next appearance, other than he will be seen again this season and likely to be aimed at Open contests next campaign.

The grey/almost white Clara Sorrento and Rupert Stearn repeated last year’s victory in the Mixed Open race with another scintillating front-running, jumping performance to give Kemp his second success of the afternoon. It gave the Stearn family sheer delight to see their grey horse bowling along and jumping spectacularly and this exhibition display also warmed the hearts of the crowd, on a chilly day. The other declared runners in this contest were more than capable opponents but not one was able to land a blow with Captain Biggles and I K Brunel eventually filling the minor places. Tullys Touch who had won handsomely at High Easter the previous weekend, “ran flat and didn’t jump well” according to Jack Andrews, who had the ride, and finished in fifth a place behind Not That Fuisse, which shows the calibre of the race The winner is now 13 years old and has won 6 times for owner Simon Stearn and his son Rupert, who post-race described his partner as ”fantastic today and we’re lucky to have

him. He made some tremendous leaps and he saw a stride, even if I didn’t”. Rupert was in some agony after dismounting as he suspected he had twisted his upper torso when Cereal Killer ran out in the previous race and the injury occurred when successfully attempting to maintain his balance in the saddle, and not plough through the wing of the fence.

Ten-times national Ladies champion, Gina Andrews, who finished a creditable 12th in last weekend’s Grand National, partnered Lunar Contact to victory in the Restricted race when the pairing swept past their toiling rivals, round the final bend and jumped the last fence impressively, to win by 5 lengths. This reduced Izzie Marshall’s lead to two in this year’s title race and it’s all to play for, in the coming weeks. The winner is owned by the irrepressible Keith Loads and his partner Kate Bowling and is in training with Gina. Keith couldn’t hide his pleasure in seeing his colours being carried to victory at Fakenham, a course he has supported in many ways, over the years.

An excellent afternoon for jockey Dale Peters who rode two winners. Peacocks Secret (Veteran Horse Conditions race) and Jersey Fromentin (Maiden) to bring his tally for the season to 18 making him a clear 3rd in the race for the national Mens Championship title Dale’s best total for a season currently stands at 23 and this is imminent danger of being surpassed beforetheseasonends,forthelikeableandextremely competent jockey from Sawtry in Cambridgeshire.

Peacocks Secret was entitled to win the Jockey Club and RoR Veteran Horse Conditions race Level 2 having performed adequately including a victory, in three hunter ‘chases around the Norfolk course, in the past. In this, his first point outing around Fakenham, saw Killinkere and Josh The Plod take control of the early exchanges but the latter was not jumping at all fluently, despite Charlie Buckle’s urgings, from the saddle Peacocks Secret was taken into the lead by Peters, going out on their final circuit and at the open ditch, three out, Killinkere and the improving Back Bar were the nearest pursuers. It required a foot-perfect jump at the last, to seal the win which

Peacocks Secret executed to win comfortably by 4 lengths from the Alan Hill-trained Back Bar, with Killinkere another 3 lengths further back.

PetersvictoryontheAndrewPennock-trainedJersey Fromentin in the concluding Maiden, showcased the jockey’s powerful finishing attributes in a closely fought battle on the run-in with Graveside Lad, after the pair had jumped the last virtually in unison. The winner had three outings in Irish points and by all accounts was unlucky on his GB debut at Thorpe at the beginning of April, when a rival jumped across him and in the resultant collision, Dale was unseated at the 4th fence. The odds-on favourite Vango Vick and Jack Andrews led the tightly packed field for over a circuit with Fiftyfifty, their nearest challenger, but as these two began to fade it was the Ed Turnertrained Graveside Lad and the eventual winner who homed-in on the final fence with Jersey Fromentin, surprisingly friendless in the betting market, snatching the victory by ½ length.

Ed Turner may just have been pipped in the Maiden but the day had started exceedingly well for the Ampton- based trainer when Take To Heart justified favouritism, in the opening PPORA Veteran and Novice Riders’ race Cian Murphy, having his first ride for the Turner Family in their famous colours, led from the start and the pairing kept up a relentless pace to be 6 lengths clear at the finish, from Sum It Up Murphy was also successful in the same race last year and this was the 5th career win from just 15 rides, for the young jockey This was Take To Heart’s 4th point win since the Turner’s acquired the gelding and has a notable background having been bred by the late Queen Elizabeth and won two hurdles races and a novice ‘chase when trained under rules, by Nicky Henderson.

So the curtain comes down on another East Anglian season and this last fixture was an entertaining and successfully administered meeting. No doubt we will reflect, throughout the summer months, how excellent the racing has been during this season, and look forward to the action returning in December

Clara Sorrento and Rupert Stearn lead the way in the Mixed Open

Photo: Graham Bishop

SPEED

FIGURES

OVERTON 27/04/2024

2:00 THE NPPA AREA CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Not The Chablis (IRE) (108) Fugitives Drift (IRE) (107)

Nick Lost (FR) (107) Watch Law (IRE) (97) Cooking Fat (GB) (95)

2:30 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Bellaney Lord (IRE) (110) Learntalot (IRE) (104) She Is The Enemy (IRE) (93)

Goleirihem (IRE) (89)

3:00 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3), FOR NOVICE RIDERS: Not The Chablis (IRE) (108) Blouebrav (FR) (96) Fightfortheroses (IRE) (94) Silvertown (IRE) (84)

3:30 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Nick Lost (FR) (117) Ballydonagh Boy (IRE) (116) Fightfortheroses (IRE) (111)

Oscar Wilde (IRE) (110)

4:00 THE SIX YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Fugitives Drift (IRE) (107) Nick Lost (FR) (107) Bintheredonethat (IRE) (98) Eden Collonges (FR) (96) Goleirihem (IRE) (94)

4:30 THE MAIDEN RACE: She Is The Enemy (IRE) (93) So Be It (IRE) (88) The Back Braes (IRE) (88)

Shantou’s Temple (GB) (86) Tokyo Calling (IRE) (84)

YSTRADOWEN 27/04/2024

1:30 THE LLANGEINOR PENTYRCH HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (119) Siberian Star (GB) (102) Killaro Boy (IRE) (100) Hadmeathello (IRE) (94)

2:00 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (114)

Springtown Sal (IRE) (106) Prime Pretender (GB) (105) One For Rosie (GB) (103)

2:30 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (128) Voodoo Doll (IRE) (118) Killaro Boy (IRE) (107) Dounikos (FR) (103)

3:00 THE JOCKEY CLUB AND RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES VETERAN HORSE CONDIT IONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (114) Dandy Dan (IRE) (105) Voodoo Doll (IRE) (104) One For Rosie (GB) (103)

3:30 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Jean Genie (FR) (104) Lavorante (IRE) (104) Well P (IRE) (102)

Thatshalfthebattle (IRE) (100) Designer Destiny (IRE) (98)

4:00 THE MAIDEN RACE: Mr Bezi (IRE) (108) Myfanwy (GB) (102) Navegaon Gate (GB) (102) Holeshot (IRE) (94) Kaviar Wood (FR) (94) Ahanaglogh (IRE) (93)

EDGCOTE 28/04/2024

2:00 THE BICESTER WITH WHADDON CHASE HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARME RS RACE: Paper Mill (GB) (108) Trevada (GB) (108) Well P (IRE) (102) Knight Bachelor (GB) (97) Kilbrew Boy (IRE) (92)

2:35 THE TATTERSALLS CHELTENHAM FOUR AND FIVE YEARS OLD MAIDEN YOUNG H ORSE SERIES RACE:

Hopping Mad Wife (GB) (90) Wake Up Hadley (IRE) (88) Just Our Milly (GB) (85) Red Letter Day (IRE) (78)

3:10 THE SIX YEARS OLD AND OVER MAIDEN RACE: Our John (IRE) (92) Capparattin (GB) (86) Islo (FR) (86)

Imperial Cloud (IRE) (85) Sound of Music (GB) (81)

3:55 THE EDGCOTE GOLD CUP MIXED OPEN RACE: Shantou Flyer (IRE) (127) Go Go Geronimo (GB) (123)

Mitchouka (FR) (109) Boss Man Fred (IRE) (103)

4:30 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 1), FOR NOVICE RIDE RS: All Loved Up (IRE) (106) Due Reward (IRE) (102) Sametegal (FR) (102) Beyond Redemption (IRE) (101) Russian Diamond (IRE) (97)

5:05 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Chabichou Dupoitou (GB) (109) Well P (IRE) (102) Imperial Pride (IRE) (98) Ultra Viers (IRE) (96)

5:40 THE JOCKEY CLUB MAIDEN RACE, FOR MARES AND FILLIES ONLY: Schiapars Magern (GB) (91) Iconic Rock (IRE) (90) Just Our Milly (GB) (89) Wheres My Wonder (IRE) (87)

SHERIFF HUTTON 28/04/2024

1:00 THE GUY CUNARD MIDDLETON HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE:

Wishfull Dreaming (GB) (105) Buster Valentine (IRE) (104) Fresh New Dawn (IRE) (99) Imperial Imp (IRE) (94)

1:35 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Go Go Geronimo (GB) (116) Perfect Attitude (GB) (112)

The Dubai Way (IRE) (105) Red Opium (GB) (104)

2:10 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Tobshiba (GB) (106) Learntalot (IRE) (104) Subtle Fortune (GB) (100)

Cash Or Card (IRE) (99)

2:45 THE GRIMTHORPE GOLD CUP MIXED OPEN RACE: Wild Romance (IRE) (131) Ballydonagh Boy (IRE) (123)

Minella Encore (IRE) (117) The Dubai Way (IRE) (115)

3:25 THE MAIDEN RACE (NWFAA): Bumpy Evans (IRE) (112) Our John (IRE) (92) Where’s Hector (GB) (92)

Benefact (IRE) (91) The Last Tooth (GB) (87)

4:00 THE FOUR, FIVE AND SIX YEARS OLD MAIDEN RACE: The Last Tooth (GB) (91) Sheriff Hutton (GB) (83)

Killard Point (FR) (78) Maxiboy Dagrostis (FR) (76)

STAFFORD CROSS 28/04/2024

1:30 THE AXE VALE HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Templier d’Habert (FR) (96)

Businessman (IRE) (92) Liwah (FR) (87) Important Notice (IRE) (84)

2:05 THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Jet Smart (IRE) (112) Donny’s Fortune (IRE) (102) Whitsand Bay (GB) (102)

Arv Way There (GB) (96) Cuzzicombe (IRE) (96) Ocojohn (IRE) (96) Scoresby (GB) (94)

2:40 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Shantou Flyer (IRE) (127) Ninth Wave (IRE) (123) Walkin Out (GB) (120) Tom Barton (GB) (119)

3:15 THE TOTNES & BRIDGETOWN RACES SERIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), F OR GRASS ROOTS

RIDERS: Lakota Warrior (IRE) (114) Walkin Out (GB) (106) All Loved Up (IRE) (103) Eritage (FR) (102)

3:50 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Jet Smart (IRE) (107) Learntalot (IRE) (104) My Lucky Star (IRE) (101)

Alkademon (IRE) (98)

4:25 THE JOCKEY CLUB MAIDEN RACE, FOR MARES AND FILLIES ONLY: Lamanver Stargazy (GB) (88) Moon

Lady (GB) (85) Sound of Music (GB) (81) Bell Me Baby (GB) (79)

5:00 THE MAIDEN RACE, FOR HORSES AND GELDINGS ONLY: Holkham Hall (IRE) (108) Get Cracking (GB) (95) Crawter (IRE) (88) Fire Squadron (IRE) (85)

4:30

F. Philipson-Stow 6-4F (8 ran).

LATEST RESULTS

CORBRIDGE 20/04/2024

1:30 1. LUCKY LUCARNO (GB) Miss V. Thompson 8-1 2. BINTHEREDONETHAT (IRE) Miss E. Justice-Vose 4-6F 3. COOLE HALL (IRE) Miss A. Reid 5-2 (6 ran).

2:05 1. EAGLES ROCK (IRE) J. Dawson 4-6F 2. HENRY’S REGIME (GB) N. Orpwood 7-2 3. SUPREMELY LUCKY (IRE)

Miss Natasha Cookson 3-1 (6 ran).

2:40 1. OSCAR WILDE (IRE) Miss A. Coltherd 9-4 2. ASK CORY (IRE) Miss C. McHattie 6-4

3. BALLYDONAGH BOY (IRE) Miss Isla John 5-4F (6 ran).

3:15 1. MACAVITY (GB) J. Teal 9-4 2. SLANELOUGH (IRE) P. Greaves 7-4 3. GLITTERING LOVE (IRE)

Lyall Hodgins 6-4 (4 ran).

3:50 1. IRA HAYES (IRE) J. Teal 6-1 2. KILMORE ROCK (IRE) Joe Wright Evens 3. CAN WE KEEP HIM (GB)

J. Dawson 5-2 (11 ran).

4:25 1. KALYPSO’CHANCE (FR) J. Teal 3-1 2. TRUST ME NATE (GB) J. Dawson 4-6F 3. LENNOX AGAIN (GB)

Joe Wright 7-2 (7 ran).

FLETE PARK 20/04/2024

2:00 1. DEMOTHI (IRE) J. Shaw 6-1 2. NORMAN ABU (IRE) B. Treneer 4-1 3. BROADCLYST (IRE) Miss P. Glanville 9-4F (8 ran).

2:35 1. PROPHESEA (IRE) Callum Pritchard 5-4F 2. FINE INVESTMENT (GB) M. Osborne 6-1 3. FAMA ET GLORIA (IRE) Robert Hawker 7-1 (13 ran).

3:10 1. FROM THE HEART (IRE) Callum Pritchard 7-2 2. YOUNG WOLF (IRE) W. Biddick 5-1 3. WOTZIZNAME (IRE) Miss Megan Bevan 16-1 (9 ran).

3:55 1. SKILFUL LORD (IRE) Rian Corcoran 11-2 2. CLEVER DES ASSENCE (FR) Callum Pritchard 6-4F

3. ROCHESTON (FR) Miss P. Peaster 5-1 (8 ran).

4:30 1. ALL NIGHT PARKING (IRE) Callum Pritchard 4-1 2. BADBURY RINGS (GB) Charlie Sprake 7-4F

3. KINGSTON GENT (IRE) J. Bament 7-1 (12 ran).

5:05 1. PUNCHES CROSS (IRE) W. Biddick 2-5F 2. JOEY STEEL (IRE) M. McIntyre 4-1 3. BANG ON TARGET (IRE)

J. Newman 9-2 (4 ran).

5:40 1. TOP MAN TOM (IRE) M. McIntyre 7-1 2. FREE THE LION (IRE) J. Stenhouse 3-1F 3. RUE ST DENIS (IRE) Charlie Sprake 8-1 (15 ran).

GARTHORPE 20/04/2024

2:00 1. MISTER CARSON (IRE) Jack Andrews 5-4F 2. PLUTO’S GATE (IRE) B. Gibbs 2-1 3. PILLAR TO POST (IRE)

C. Case 14-1 (6 ran).

2:35 1. BOTHWELL BRIDGE (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 1-2F 2. JANIKA (FR) R. Stearn 7-1 3. THUNDERSTRUCK (IRE)

D. Peters 9-2 (4 ran).

3:10 1. CARYTO DES BROSSES (FR) D. Peters 4-5F 2. KNIGHT IN DUBAI (IRE) R. Stearn 6-5

3. METHODTOTHEMADNESS (IRE) J. Parker 7-1 (4 ran).

3:45 1. COURT CIAN (IRE) C. Case 10-1 2. LOU MARVELOUS (FR) W. Easterby 3-1 3. PREMIER FANTASY (IRE) B. Gibbs 3-1 (8 ran).

4:20 1. ONE FOR ROSIE (GB) R. Alderman 3-1F 2. EMTIDAAD (IRE) Josh Barber 8-1 3. MUCKAMORE (IRE)

H. Arkwright 7-2 (11 ran).

4:55 1. DESTINATION MAHLER (IRE) D. Peters 2-1F 2. KARISMATIK (FR) Miss E. Callwood 7-1 3. BELLSHAZZAR (IRE) T. Hutsby 5-1 (9 ran).

5:30 1. IT’S TOP (FR) Jack Andrews 7-1 2. ZLOTY (GB) D. Peters 5-2F 3. KILL THE GROOVE (IRE) T. Broughton 7-1 (12 ran).

6:05 1. THISTIMETOMORROW (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 6-1 2. KDEUX SAINT FRAY (FR) Miss L. Teal 5-1

3. LITTLETOWN LAD (IRE) Jack Andrews 5-4F (12 ran).

PARHAM 20/04/2024

2:00 1. MOUNT PLEASANT (GB) A. Chadwick 7-4J 2. HORIZON D’AINAY (FR) T. McCain-Mitchell 7-4J

3. OUR BROTHER JOHN (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 4-1 (5 ran).

2:40 1. BARRY SCOTT (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 6-1 2. SPAGHETTI PETE (GB) T. McCain-Mitchell 4-5F

3. ELDER STATESMAN (IRE) Miss Mary Ashby 12-1 (6 ran).

3:20 1. COUNT SIMON (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 4-5F 2. IMPERIAL ACOLYTE (GB) Miss K. L. Featherstone 7-1

3. GO WHATEVER (IRE) Miss Molly Legg 10-1 (5 ran).

4:00 1. RIPPER ROO (FR) F. Mitchell 2-5F 2. HYBERY (FR) T. McCain-Mitchell 7-1 3. KILFORDS QUEEN (IRE)

Miss Hannah West 8-1 (4 ran).

4:40 1. REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) D. Cherriman 12-1 2. TRAPPIST MONK (IRE) F. Mitchell 7-2

3. DEFINITE DILEMMA (IRE) P. York 5-2 (8 ran).

5:20 1. RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) D. Edwards 2-1F 2. MONEY SPINNER (IRE) D. Cherriman 5-1

3. COSSACK DANCER (GB) F. Mitchell 4-1 (6 ran). FAKENHAM 21/04/2024

2:00 1. TAKE TO HEART (GB) Cian Murphy 6-4F 2. SUM IT UP (IRE) Dr Belinda Rose 7-2 3. DUE REWARD (IRE)

Miss M. Bealby 2-1 (6 ran).

2:35 1. BACK IT UP (IRE) A. Chadwick 4-7F 2. GOOD SOURCE (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 6-4 3. HAPPY VICTORY (FR) D. Peters 8-1 (5 ran).

3:10 1. LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 6-4 2. LARGY PEARL (IRE) D. Peters 4-1 3. GAMALOU D’ALENE (FR) T. McCain-Mitchell 14-1 (6 ran).

3:45 1. CLARA SORRENTO (FR) R. Stearn 6-1 2. CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 6-4F 3. I K BRUNEL (GB)

Miss I. Marshall 4-1 (6 ran).

4:20 1. PEACOCKS SECRET (IRE) D. Peters 4-7F 2. BACK BAR (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 8-1 3. KILLINKERE (IRE)

Miss G. Andrews 7-4 (4 ran).

4:55 1. JERSEY FROMENTIN (FR) D. Peters 25-1 2. GRAVESIDE LAD (IRE) Paddy Barlow 12-1 3. CREAPAPY (FR)

Miss G. Andrews 7-2 (6 ran).

HOWICK 21/04/2024

2:00 1. JOYZAIN (IRE) Edward Vaughan 1-3F 2. ANCIENT EMPIRE (IRE) Miss H. Flynn 11-1 3. ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 3-1 (4 ran).

2:35 1. PRIME PRETENDER (GB) Miss Eleanor Williams 1-3F 2. STATE OF FAME (IRE) Edward Vaughan 4-1 3. TOP OF THE CHARTS (FR) Miss C. M. Mills 6-1 (3 ran).

3:10 1. THE DARTMOOR ROSE (GB) Miss E. Herbison 6-1 2. STACKS MOUNTAIN (GB) W. Badlan 6-4F 3. IT’S FOR ALAN (GB) Miss K. Dickinson 2-1 (5 ran).

3:45 1. POLI ROI (FR) Edward Vaughan 4-1 2. MISS SEAGREEN (GB) T. Broughton 4-7F 3. ECCO (GB) J. Smith-Maxwell 8-1 (5 ran).

4:20 1. VOODOO DOLL (IRE) Miss Eleanor Williams 4-11F 2. GLANCING GLORY (IRE) Miss C. Emsley 7-1 3. MAKETY (GB) Miss E. Herbison 5-1 (7 ran).

4:55 1. DESIGNER DESTINY (IRE) Edward Vaughan 7-2 2. THATSHALFTHEBATTLE (IRE) W. Badlan 5-2 3. DEBACLE (GB) M. Robinson 33-1 (5 ran).

5:30 1. IFINDOUBTGOFLATOUT (GB) T. Broughton 11-1 2. DOWN THE INNER (IRE) Miss C. Emsley 5-4F 3. FIFTY SHADESOF BAY (IRE) Edward Vaughan 2-1 (8 ran).

6:05 1. UNEXPECTED EDGE (IRE) Charlie Sprake 2-1J 2. KILLARD POINT (FR) James King 7-1 3. CATCHIM (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 2-1J (8 ran).

FIXTURE LIST 2023/24

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

WM TheBerkeleyRaces Woodford Saturday27thApril

NOvertonRacesKingdomBlazers OvertonSaturday27thApril

Wales Llangeinor&PentyrchYstradowen Saturday27thApril

SM TheBicesterwith WhaddonChaseHunt Edgcote Sunday28thApril

YTheMiddletonHunt SheriffHutton Sunday28thApril

D&C TheAxeValeHunt StaffordCross Sunday28thApril

WM TheCheshire ForestHunt Tabley Sunday28thApril

D&C FleteParkRaces (Totness,Bridgetown RacingCoLtd) FletePark Saturday4thMay

SE TheMidSurrey FarmersDraghounds Godstone Saturday4thMay

WTheDevon& SomersetStaghounds SouthHillSunday5thMay

MID TheFernieHunt DingleySunday5thMay

WM TheSouth ShropshireHunt EytononSevern Monday6thMay

D&C TheStevenstone Foxhounds

VauterhillMonday6thMay

SM TheWarwickshire MollingtonMonday6thMay

YTheZetlandHuntWittonCastle Monday6thMay

WTheMinehead HarriersandWest SomersetHunt Holnicote Saturday11thMay

YTheDerwentHunt CharmPark Sunday12thMay

D&C TheEggesfordHunt UpcottCrossHalwill Sunday12thMay

SM Kimblewick(May) Meeting KingstonBlountSunday12thMay

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

WTheWeston& BanwellHarriers CothelstoneWednesday15thMay

NTheHaydonHunt Hexham Saturday18thMay

SE TheSurrey UnionHunt PeperHarow Saturday18thMay

Wales TheWelsh International Trecoed Saturday18thMay

D&CTheDulverton WestFoxhounds BrattonDown Sunday19thMay

SM TheGraftonHunt Edgecote Sunday19thMay

WM TheKnutsford RacesClub TableySunday19thMay

D&CSpooners& WestDartmoor Cherrybrook Wednesday22ndMay

MIDTheFitzwilliam (Milton)Hunt DingleySaturday25thMay

SM TheBerks&Bucks Draghounds KingstonBlount Sunday26thMay

D&CTheExmoor Foxhounds BrattonDown Sunday26thMay

WM TheAlbrighton& WoodlandHunt (South) ChaddesleyCorbett Monday27thMay

D&C TheSouth TetcottHunt UpcottCross Monday27thMay

D&C SouthCornwallTrebudannon Friday31stMay

D&C TheTiverton Staghounds BrattonDown Sunday2ndJune

D&C TheTorrington FarmersFoxhounds ChapletonBarton, Umberleigh Saturday8thJune

GATS AND CO 42200-F

HADMEATHELLO (IRE) 5/2332-P

KILLARO BOY (IRE) 13-PPUP

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) 11-P312

PINK EYED PEDRO 05/1202-

SIBERIAN STAR 00/33-52

A JET OF OUR OWN (IRE) 21-3321

CHENERY (IRE) 111-P22

DIAMOND FORT (IRE) 1P4-0P0

ELECTRIC ANNIE (IRE) 435P-UU

GET OUT THE GATE (IRE) P6P4/-46

HADMEATHELLO (IRE) 5/2332-P

IN OUR DREAMS (IRE) UF-5131

KAUTO NO RISK (FR) 12P/11-1

KILLARO BOY (IRE) 13-PPUP

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) 11-P312

ONE FOR ROSIE 113-2P1

ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) 4U6-FP3

PINK EYED PEDRO 05/1202-

PRIME PRETENDER 5P31-11

SIBERIAN STAR 00/33-52

SPRINGTOWN SAL (IRE) 11/12-2

STACKS MOUNTAIN 6/4-0432

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 01-PPP2

WESTERN COWBOY (IRE) F-P001P

2.30

CHIEF BLACK ROBE (IRE) 1142-3P

DOUNIKOS (FR) 213-P3P

DR OAKLEY (IRE) 52133-P

FISTON DES ISSARDS (FR) 2321-PP

GATS AND CO 42200-F

KILLARO BOY (IRE) 13-PPUP

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) 11-P312

MAKETY 6PP-323

PINK EYED PEDRO 05/1202-

POLI ROI (FR) 13P-1P1

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 01-PPP2

VOODOO DOLL (IRE) 1111-11

YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 31-4315

3.00

CHERIF DE L’ISLE (FR) P34PP-P

CUSP OF CARABELLI (IRE) 00P-P16

DANDY DAN (IRE) P416-42

DEBACLE 3134-P3

DIAMOND FORT (IRE) 1P4-0P0

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 1112P-P

KILLARO BOY (IRE) 13-PPUP

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) 11-P312

ONE FOR ROSIE 113-2P1

ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) 4U6-FP3

POLI ROI (FR) 13P-1P1

STACKS MOUNTAIN 6/4-0432

THE DARTMOOR ROSE 4P2-P41

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 43//6-55P

VOODOO DOLL (IRE) 1111-11

Saturday, 27 April 2024

Mr David Brace

The Davies/Jones Family

Mr W. H. Pugh

Mr David Brace

Mr David Brace

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Edward Philipson-Stow

Mr H. Stock

Mr Jonathan Stanley & Mrs Emma Stanley

The Hale Family

Mrs J. Thornhill

The Davies/Jones Family

The In Our Dreams Partnership

Mr John Hargreaves

Mr W. H. Pugh

Mr David Brace

Mrs L. Maguire

Miss E. Williams

Mr David Brace

Mr R. E. R. Williams

Mr T. Vaughan

Redland Partnership

Miss Grace Knowles

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr W. Badlan

Mrs L. Osborne

Mr C. Baird

Miss Jane Allfrey

Mr R. J. Harraway

Mr David Brace

Mr W. H. Pugh

Mr David Brace

Mrs Sally White

Mr David Brace

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr R. E. R. Williams

Mr Stevenson & Miss Hewlett

Mr Dodd,

3m

Mr Christopher & Carly Sage

Mr T. D. B. Underwood

Mr P. J. Andrews

Mr Hywel Evans

Mr Jonathan Stanley & Mrs Emma Stanley

Mr G Garland,Mr L Price&Mrs J Tuckley

Mr W. H. Pugh

Mr David Brace

Mrs L. Maguire

Miss E. Williams

Mr T. Vaughan

Miss Grace Knowles

Mrs C Leary,Miss E Luxton&Mr B Vaughn

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr R. E. R. Williams

3.30 3m

ASK DAI (IRE) 1P11/2-2

BESTFRIEND BARNABY 13-2F53

David Gibbs & Philip Williams

Mrs Brian Orchard

BLACKFYRE (IRE) P//5231/-R..........................................................................................Mr Dean Jones

DAISY YEATS 104-324

Mrs S. Prouse

DEBACLE 3134-P3

DESIGNER DESTINY (IRE) 54-2211

FINDING FREEDOM (IRE) 4P5P-P4

Mr Hywel Evans

Mr T. Vaughan

Miss P. S. Topley

GUN RUNNER CASH (IRE) F/U660-P PSC Racing Club

HONEST OPINION 32043-4

IL PADRINO (IRE) 1/2P-UF5

JEAN GENIE (FR) 3-23133

KILPIN (IRE) P3-4P3P

LAVORANTE (IRE) P/244-21

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) PP-11

STADMALLEN (IRE) 22-2455

THATSHALFTHEBATTLE (IRE) 001-2U2

VOLATORE 05/00/P-P

WELL P (IRE) 0/0/-PU22

Redheads On Tour

Mr JWE Bevin

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr G. Edgedale

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Mr Nathan Pyne

Brian Mccreesh & Heidi Stevens

Mr W. Badlan

Ms E Samuel & Ms B Samuel

The Paddy Pea Club

4.00 3m

AHANAGLOGH (IRE) 3

BLACKFINCH 34/-P63P

BOOMTOWN KNAT (IRE) //P/P//-UP

CANYOUSEEME 5-54

CAPPARATTIN 000/0//4-6

FIFTY SHADESOF BAY (IRE) 3423

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

GALLONRAY (IRE) 3-0PP

GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 24/3-4P2

HEDGEHOPPER 600PP-P

HOLESHOT (IRE) 5-P42F

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 452-3P0

JARDIN CARRE (FR)

KAVIAR WOOD (FR) 3F

KEDG WEST (IRE) PP

LAMANVER STORM F/20-P4P

LILY MAY BLU PP

Mrs L. Osborne

Ms Charlotte George

Miss M. Gomez-Jones

Mr Martyn Griffiths

The Bumble Bee Racing Partnership

Mrs J. Mathias

Mrs C. E. Goldsworthy

The Three Jocks & One Shoe

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T R R Farr

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Timothy Talbot

Mr JWE Bevin

Mr T. D. B. Underwood

Mr H. Winnard

Mr David Brace

MISSUSMUMAGUM (IRE) P5PPP-P V & J Allfrey P Jones, Mr&Mrs T Leach

MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F

MRS JONES P0P-UP5

MYFANWY 01

Mr L. Price

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mr A. Jones

NAVEGAON GATE 2/0-P341 The Mccreesh Racing Club

PRESENTING MARVIN (IRE)

AMMA LORD (IRE) P/13-5P5

BATMAN FOR EVER (GER) 6/P06-06

Mr Kenneth Lynn

Mr S. Coltherd

COOKING FAT F-04405 Jack Clark

FAMOUS RESPONSE (IRE) P-02544

FUGITIVES DRIFT (IRE) 6P/P-P31

HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) UPP33P-

NICK LOST (FR) 0P-3r15

NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) 460-PU2

OKEY DOKEY (IRE) 1CPP-P0

TUMBLING DICE 0P-P0P6

WATCH LAW (IRE) 1144-63

BELLANEY LORD (IRE) 4-PP312

CALLING ARC (IRE) P3/-P00P

EASTER GLORY 55U-00

GOLEIRIHEM (IRE) 12/4-311

INCISIVE (FR) 1

LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332

LORD PETHERS (IRE) 3U42-PU

SHE IS THE ENEMY (IRE) 4530

TIGER’S SONG 1//1/5//-3

TURNTHELIGHTSOFF (IRE) 0/PP-P0P

3.00

BATMAN FOR EVER (GER) 6/P06-06

BLOUEBRAV (FR) PP/1-056

BUSY STREET rr4/2PP-

FIGHTFORTHEROSES (IRE) 6-P0535

FIRST ONE D’ANA (FR) 36-6446

HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) UPP33P-

NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) 460-PU2

PADDLING (FR) 10P-6P4

RAECIUS FELIX (IRE) P340-06

SILVERTOWN (IRE) P-P304P

Miss C. Tailford

Miss Lucy Brown

Mr Will Ramsay

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

The Jockey Start Syndicate

Jacqui Irvine Lang & Peter Lang

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Mrs Ian McKie

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Miss Liz Nixon & Mr Bryan Stanners

Mr Robert H. Goldie

The Goleirihem Partnership

Mr R. A. Bartlett

Mr Alan Hill

Mrs Jacqui Irvine Lang

Mr Norman Sanderson

Mrs G. Ellis

Miss R Hayton & Mr L Knowles

2m4f

Mr S. Coltherd

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Miss C. Tailford

Mr Nick Orpwood

Mr Will Ramsay

The Jockey Start Syndicate

Miss T. M. Threadgall

Miss C. Murray

Mr D. M. Atkinson

3.30 3m

AMMA LORD (IRE) P/13-5P5

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) P3-3PP2

BALLYDONAGH BOY (IRE) 136213

1.30

BUSINESSMAN (IRE) 31/2442-

COCKSPUR BALLA P346-PF

DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) 1122/-5P

IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) 1

KILRONAN CASTLE 225P/PP-

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P1P

LIWAH (FR) 04P-410

TEMPLIER D’HABERT (FR) 2122-24

Mr Kenneth Lynn

Miss Catherine Tuke

Mrs C. A. Coward

COLONEL MANDERSON (FR) 01PP-6P Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

FIGHTFORTHEROSES (IRE) 6-P0535

HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) UPP33P-

NICK LOST (FR) 0P-3r15

OSCAR WILDE (IRE) 3-22251

PADDLING (FR) 10P-6P4

REWRITETHERULES (IRE) P43-PPP

ROCK ON HARRY (IRE) 214-PPU

TAKETHEPUNISHMENT 13/116-4

Miss C. Tailford

Mr Will Ramsay

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

Mr S. Coltherd

Miss T. M. Threadgall

Mr David O’Brien

Mrs Joanne Swinbank

Mrs Ian McKie

4.00 3m

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) P3-3PP2

BINTHEREDONETHAT (IRE) 2-63232

EASTER GLORY 55U-00

EDEN COLLONGES (FR) P5P3D-3

FAMOUS RESPONSE (IRE) P-02544

FUGITIVES DRIFT (IRE) 6P/P-P31

GOLEIRIHEM (IRE) 12/4-311

HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) UPP33P-

Miss Catherine Tuke

Miss E. Justice-Vose

Mr Robert H. Goldie

Mrs C. A. Coward

Miss C. Tailford

Miss Lucy Brown

The Goleirihem Partnership

Mr Will Ramsay

INVICTION (IRE) PPUP-PP Tweeddale Racing Club

NICK LOST (FR) 0P-3r15

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

OKEY DOKEY (IRE) 1CPP-P0 Jacqui Irvine Lang & Peter Lang

SO BE IT (IRE) P6-56r5 Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

TIGER’S SONG 1//1/5//-3

Mrs G. Ellis 4.30 2m4f

AN BUACAN MOR (IRE) PPP5

DELILAH BUCKS (IRE) 30-FP0

DRESSEDTOIMPRESS (IRE) 42P/-

Mrs C. A. Coward

Miss R Hayton & Mr J Stephenson

Mr James Latham

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

FIRST ONE D’ANA (FR) 36-6446

LIVEYOURBESTLIFE (IRE) U

Mr Nick Orpwood

Mr & Mrs John Teal

LORD PETHERS (IRE) 3U42-PU Mrs Jacqui Irvine Lang

LOUGH DES (IRE) U-PPP

MODDER RIVER 32

OVER THE WALL (IRE)

SHANTOU’S TEMPLE 5660-23

Mr James Binks

Mr Peter Maddison

Mr Nick Orpwood

P Mayland & J Martin-Mayland

SHE IS THE ENEMY (IRE) 4530 Mr Norman Sanderson

SO BE IT (IRE) P6-56r5

THE BACK BRAES (IRE) 03-52

TOKYO CALLING (IRE) 2P24-UU

TOUCAN SAM 6/P-PU26

Axe Vale at STAFFORD CROSS

Sunday, 28 April 2024

3m

Mrs Amanda Hill/ Mrs Shirley Cork

Mrs R. Vanstone

Banks,Dodd,Stevenson&Gibson

Blackmore Racing Club

M Sweetland, J Down, S&T Glasper

The Woodpeckers Partnership

John & Sonia Gardener

Mrs J. McCullough

2.05 3m

ARV WAY THERE 11r-P32

BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) 2313P-P

CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 212P-5P

DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 1/3F31-P

GREAT SCHEMA P00-PPP

JABBEA (IRE) P21/-4U3

JET SMART (IRE) 062P-11

MOODOFTHEMOMENT (IRE) PPP-3P1

OCOJOHN (IRE) 32-121P

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 22//43-31

SCORESBY PP-146F

WHITSAND BAY 143-312

Mrs Fuller

The Thomas Family

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

John A G Pearn & John Dorse

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

The Hiscock Family

Mrs Mary Sanderson

Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts

Mr D. Pipe

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr D. Summersby

Mr Bob Butler

John & Sonia Gardener

2.40 3m

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 12/2r2-U

COQUIN MANS (FR) 23-BP5P

COUNTRY LEGEND 21/41P3-

DILIGENT (FR) 232-P12

Mrs E. Scott

A & E Dailly & S Howell

Mrs Frances Bishop

The Devon Diamond Friends

GET ON THE YAGER 0/3//-PPP3 ....................................................................................Mr Tim Thirlby

HELL RED (FR) 2/1443P-

HIS OWN STAR (FR) 313-543

HONESTLYNTRUFULLY (IRE) 01053/-P

HUMANISTE (IRE) 2P1P1-3

LEN BRENNAN (IRE) 4353/-PP

NINTH WAVE (IRE) 111-112

Mr May,Mr Banks,Mr Bickell&Mr Dodd

Mr Ron Alford

Mrs Elise Gwyn

Mr Keiran Johns

Broomfield & Howell

Mr Peter Musgrave

SHANTOU FLYER (IRE) 1-51162

SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) 21-4411

SIZING CUSIMANO 35-534P

TOM BARTON 216-252

WALKIN OUT 115-P25

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Mr Ian J. Herbert

Miss J. Mckie

Mr A. B. Hamilton

Mr Paul Nicholls

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

Mr J. Peaster

The Four Dames

Mr J. Dorse

3.15 3m

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/0/P4-12

Lillingston Family

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

ARV WAY THERE 11r-P32

ASK BEN (IRE) 042/P///-2

BISTOURI D’HONORE (FR) 4/636-rP

CANASTERO (IRE) P4-P044

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 12/2r2-U

ERITAGE (FR) 3256-23

HONESTLYNTRUFULLY (IRE) 01053/-P

JABBEA (IRE) P21/-4U3

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 12-4P05

MILLBANK FLYER (IRE) 22PP-U3

MINELLA ENCORE (IRE) P/121-P2

MOODOFTHEMOMENT (IRE) PPP-3P1

SAKE OF SECRECY (IRE) 22-1PP4

The Thomas Family

Mrs Liz Prowting

Miss A. Procter

Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe

Mrs E. Scott

Mr & Mrs A Orttewell

Mrs Elise Gwyn

Mrs Mary Sanderson

John Gardener & Torben Hughes

Mrs S. Lever

Mr L. Hopkins

Mr D. Pipe

Stan Rawlins

JET SMART (IRE) 062P-11

LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332

Mrs Fuller

Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts

Mr Alan Hill

MAPLE LEAF (FR) 3P1PP-P....................................................................Unsworth, Jefford & Bradley

MY LUCKY STAR (IRE) 14-

OCOJOHN (IRE) 32-121P

The My Lucky Star Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

RIP WHEELER (IRE) 31 Orchard Stables

ROC THE BOAT 5313/-3U

SAKE OF SECRECY (IRE) 22-1PP4

WHITSAND BAY 143-312

YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) 56/5P/-P0

The Horwood Racing Club

Stan Rawlins & Harriet Waight

John & Sonia Gardener

Mr M. A. Hunt

4.25 3m

BELL ME BABY P6P-PP

CHIC AVENUE 66/P06-P

GHOST JURY (IRE) 00-P

HALLOWED ROSE P22-FP4

HOME MAID PPB-PPP

LAMANVER STARGAZY 2

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 400/P-4P

MOON LADY 0036-U2

ORDER OF PROGRESS 0-P

SKIPTOTHEPOST PPP-P

Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin

Mr W. Thirlby

Mr J. Winston

Mr M. E. Tucker

The Thomas Family

Dr Donna Christensen

Mr T. Vaughan

Tigers Racing Club

Mr Ryan Holley

Mr Peter Isaac

SOUND OF MUSIC 6/63P5//-2

The Luck Family

THE SWEDE 60060P- Glanvilles Partners

5.00 3m

BUSTERMOVE 0/P//P6/-P

Mr Michael Sweetland

COUER D’ALENE (IRE) Paul and Sara Thorman

CRAWTER (IRE) 24-35F

CROUCHING TIGER (IRE) 00-

DOCTOR PEARSON P/P0PP-P

FIRE SQUADRON (IRE) 33PP-54

Stan Rawlins & Harriet Waight

Four Of A Kind

Mr Peter Isaac

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

FURIOSO DES BORDES (FR) 4255-5P Mr Steve McCracken

GET CRACKING 3P-4P34 Mrs L. Osborne

GOOD BOY ERIC S. A. Bowditch

HOLKHAM HALL (IRE) 00/000/-2 The Rockingham Racing Partnership

IANTHUS MOME (FR) 2/PP2P-P Mr G Whisker & Mr D Prettejohn

JAMBO (FR) P Mr Will Biddick

POSH DUDE 2 J Barber & C Slocombe

RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) 000B4-P Mr T. Vaughan

RUE ST DENIS (IRE) 0-P3

STARVIDOV (FR) P005-00

Mr S. Loxton

Mrs Sarah Rising

THE DAIRYDEALER (IRE) P John & Sonia Gardener

WAIT AT THE GATE (IRE) Manning, Payne, Willmott

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

Bicester With Whaddon Chase at EDGCOTE

Sunday, 28 April 2024

2.00 3m

KILBREW BOY (IRE) P40-232

KNIGHT BACHELOR 324-655

NASEE P/2365-P

NOTANOTHERBADDREAM 0P-

PAPER MILL U112-11

RIZZARDO P61UP-P

TREVADA 2-32112

WEE WILLIE NAIL (IRE) 41PP/PP-

WELL P (IRE) 0/0/-PU22

WISECRACKER 0//55FP-P

Mr B. I. Case

Mrs Lucinda Lloyd

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Mr Connor Gray

Mr M. Kehoe

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

The Picnic Partnership (Mr & Mrs Poste)

Mr R. C. Harper

The Paddy Pea Club

Mr B. I. Case

2.35 2m5f

A LITTLE SOMETHING

ASK ELLI

BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE)

Mrs Zara Tindall

Mr J. M. Castle

Mr James Stride

COUER D’ALENE (IRE) .................................................................................Paul and Sara Thorman

GLANCING HILL

GYPSY’S MOON

HOPPING MAD WIFE 2

JARDIN CARRE (FR)

The Walnut Hill Partnership

Mrs F Hook

Mr M. A. Kemp

Mr Timothy Talbot

JUST OUR MILLY 22-F4 ...........................................................................................................Mrs S. Smith

MAXIBOY DAGROSTIS (FR) 3

MI CHICO LATINO 5

MISS IRELAND (IRE) P

NOTANOTHERBADDREAM 0P-

PEACE PACT

RED LETTER DAY (IRE) 6-2P

SOLDIER’S LEAP (IRE)

STEAL THE MOVES (IRE)

WAKE UP HADLEY (IRE) 3

WOLF MOON

3.10

ASK DENNIS (IRE) P-

BARRINGTON JOHN

CAPPARATTIN 000/0//4-6

GRANDPA’S FOLLY 250-P

IMPERIAL CLOUD (IRE) 33

ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P

OUR JOHN (IRE) U6-0332

PASSING AFFAIR P

PETHERS RUN

SOUND OF MUSIC 6/63P5//-2

TINKER TWO

VALIDATION (IRE)

WHATWOULDITB (IRE) P0P

WINDGAP HILL (IRE) 2-FPP2F

YELLOW CAR (IRE) 6

Mr Bradley Gibbs

Mr & Mrs C Horner

Miss V. Markowiak

Mr Connor Gray

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mrs P. A. Barthorpe

Mr A. H. B. Hodge

D & K Racing

Mr Bradley Gibbs

Mrs F Hook

3m

Mr T. E. Wardall

Mr Chris Harriman

The Bumble Bee Racing Partnership

Mr Charles Dixey

Miss Laura Richardson

Mr J. H. Henderson

The Parry Brothers&Caroline Robinson

360 Racing Club

Mr S. R. Whistance

The Luck Family

Mr P. W. Taylor

Mr N. W. Padfield

Mr J. Beswick

Mr T. D. B. Underwood

Mr Graeme P. McPherson

3.55 3m5f

BOSS MAN FRED (IRE) 0213/-21

BOUGHTBEFORELUNCH (IRE) 325P/-P5

ENCOUNTER A GIANT (IRE) P115-14

GO GO GERONIMO 11PU-22

GRAN PARADISO (IRE) 2PP/3P-2

MITCHOUKA (FR) 21-3524

MY FRIEND FREDDIE 232133-

The Cotswold Stars Partnership

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

Mr Michael Fothergill

Mr John Chatfeild-Roberts

The Barrow Street Racing Club

Mr M. Kehoe

Mr G. Sankey

OSCARS LEADER (IRE) 64266-4

PERFECT PIRATE 103///-321

SHANTOU FLYER (IRE) 1-51162

WHO’S IN THE BOX (IRE) 304-P2P

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mrs Sophie Pauling

Mr Paul Nicholls

Mr E. D. Moylan

4.30 3m

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/0/P4-12

Lillingston Family

BENTONS LAD 3/5PPUP- Mrs Kim Sly

BEYOND REDEMPTION (IRE) P-BU132

The Wilks Family

COLUMN OF FIRE (IRE) 0/PP/P-4P Miss Laura Richardson

DIAMOND FORT (IRE) 1P4-0P0

DUBAI DANDY (IRE) PP0/-P3P

DUE REWARD (IRE) 1530-U3

FRANCESCO DU CLOS (FR) 1214/-4P

GALLYHILL (IRE) 250-4P0

INCA ROSE P5313-0

PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) 253-UUP

Mr Jonathan Stanley & Mrs Emma Stanley

Mr A. Creighton

Mrs A. Bealby

Mike & Mark Chatterton

Mrs Christine Osborne

Mr K. C. Bailey

The Earnshaw Family

RUNWITHTHETIDE (IRE) 1PP-1PP Foxfield Stud Syndicate

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) P3-P504

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

SAMETEGAL (FR) 3U1-1PU Mrs Belinda Keighley

STRIKING OUT P523-3U Catch Twenty Two

THE COMPOSEUR (IRE) 4/022-15

Mrs Jonjo O’Neill

5.05 2m5f

BUSHTUCKER PARK (IRE) 343P-P1

CALIDAD (IRE) 0F0-P5P

CHABICHOU DUPOITOU 1P2-32P

Mrs J. M. Mann

Mr Christopher Mark Clarke

Mr Robert Waley-Cohen

CHIEF HOPPER 5656P-5 The Run Out Of Tonic Racing Club

CULVERWELL P4PP/P5- The Stars &

Middleton at SHERIFF HUTTON

Sunday, 28 April 2024

1.00 3m

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 53-1U1P

FRESH NEW DAWN (IRE) 3-P32P3

IMPERIAL IMP (IRE) 133/-U24

LOOK NORTH 4P

LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) 0P4R-PP

MANWELL (IRE) 5-UP3PP

WISHFULL DREAMING P213-3P

1.35

ARTHUR’S SEAT (IRE) 3/-r213P

ATTENTION ALL (IRE) P55-PPP

CABALLO DIABLO (IRE) 455-1P2

COLUMN OF FIRE (IRE) 0/PP/P-4P

COURTING FLOW (IRE) 21322F

EL PRESENTE P4P/-215

FRESH NEW DAWN (IRE) 3-P32P3

FURAX (FR) 546-4P3

GO GO GERONIMO 11PU-22

PERFECT ATTITUDE 2/U0P-11

POLYDORA (IRE) 2P23-36

RED OPIUM 3P2234

SILVERTOWN (IRE) P-P304P

THE DUBAI WAY (IRE) 1-D6534

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 43//6-55P

TORYGRAPH (IRE) 2P-22PP

URBAN GRIT (IRE) 3F2-611

The Buster Valentine Club

Mrs C Bell

The Laskill Racing Partnership

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

Miss Annabelle Sowray

Miss Isla John

3m

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mr T. Story

Mr J. B. Wallwin

Miss Laura Richardson

Mrs J. W. Furness

8th Earl of Yarborough

Mrs C Bell

Miss R. Heptonstall

Mr John Chatfeild-Roberts

The Garton Family

Mr G. C. Myddelton

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mr D. M. Atkinson

The Rock Solid Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

Well of Wisdom

The Sunday Night Partnership

2.10 3m

ARTHUR’S SEAT (IRE) 3/-r213P

BUY SOME TIME (IRE) 36-2PP1

CASH OR CARD (IRE) 11

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 3000/P-F

CROBALLY BOY (IRE) 21-P62P

GRANGECLARE DIEGO (IRE) 1U1P

IMPERIAL IMP (IRE) 133/-U24

LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332

OCOJOHN (IRE) 32-121P

SPONTHUS (FR) 0/5-P531

STAR PRESENT (IRE) 412-P34

SUBTLE FORTUNE 025-1r

SUNSET ON FIRE (IRE) 0-1F

THREEUNDERTHREE 5/242-13

TOBSHIBA 321-452

TOM FLYNN (IRE) U432-PP

2.45

ARTHUR’S SEAT (IRE) 3/-r213P

BALLYDONAGH BOY (IRE) 136213

BOSS MAN FRED (IRE) 0213/-21

COOL DESIRE (IRE) 3-42333

CUNEO (FR) P23265

EL PRESENTE P4P/-215

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mr Anthony Ross

This That & The Others

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr P. W. Clifton

Mr J. B. Wallwin

The Laskill Racing Partnership

Mr Alan Hill

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr J Cottingham & Mrs P Culpan

Mr Philip Rowley

Mr C. N. Richardson

Mr G. C. Myddelton

Mr S. W. Knowles

Mr J. A. Swinbank

4m1f

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mrs C. A. Coward

The Cotswold Stars Partnership

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

The Pavillion Syndicate

8th Earl of Yarborough

MINELLA ENCORE (IRE) P/121-P2

RED OPIUM 3P2234

THE DUBAI WAY (IRE) 1-D6534

THE WHISTLE BLOWER (IRE) P1P4-34

TORYGRAPH (IRE) 2P-22PP

WILD ROMANCE (IRE) 1-U5231

Mr L. Hopkins

Mrs Susan E. Mason

The Rock Solid Partnership

Mr J. B. Wallwin

Well of Wisdom

Mr Rick Halton

3.25 3m

BALLYWHATSIT (IRE) r00-PP

BENEFACT (IRE) 0-P5U23

BUMPY EVANS (IRE) 600/-FF2

CHAIRMAN FITZ (IRE) 3000/P-F

IMPERIAL CLOUD (IRE) 33

KARAPIRO DOUG 0P5PP4-

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP22

LADY’S LADY 4

Mrs Joanne Swinbank

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T. Vaughan

Miss Laura Richardson

Mr James Binks

Miss P. S. Topley

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