Go Pointing - Vol 28

GOPOINTING

VOL 28 10 / MAY / 2024

COVER PHOTO: Sweet Photography

WHAT’SON THISWEEK

MINEHEADANDWESTSOMERSET

SATURDAY MAY 11TH,2024, AT HOLNICOTE

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EGGESFORD

SUNDAY MAY 12TH,2024, AT UPCOTT CROSS

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DERWENT

SUNDAY MAY 12TH,2024, AT CHARM PARK

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KIMBLEWICK (MAY)

SUNDAY MAY 12th , 2024, AT KINGSTON BLOUNT

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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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NOMINATE YOUR TATTERSALLS JOCKEY CLUB SALES EQUINE PRODUCTS UK LTD CHAMPAGNE MOMENT OF THE YEAR STABLE EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

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Gina Andrews

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MENS CHAMPIONSHIP

James King Photo: Carl Evans

Nicky Sheppard

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Josh Newman

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Nick Wright Photo: Carl

Fortunes Hill trained by Jonathan Barlow Photo: Tom Milburn

Golan Fortune

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Jack Andrews Photo: Tom Milburn

Will

Tim Vaughan (far right) Photo: Tim Holt

CHAMPION HORSE

Grace A Vous Enki

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VOTE FOR YOUR TATTERSALLS JOCKEY CLUB SALES CHAMPAGNE MOMENT OF THE YEAR

Your nominations have been coming in thick and fast from all over the country for the best moments of 2023/2024 –riding and training performances, career milestones, and many other great feats. Our judging panel has considered all your submissions and whittled them down to a shortlist of 12 – and now it’s your turn… to vote for your own favourite Champagne Moment of the year

To vote, visit the Champagne Moments page at gopointing. com, review the candidates and hit ‘VOTE’ to choose your favourite. It’s that simple!

The three Champagne Moments with the most votes will be invited to the National Dinner & Dance at Hatherley Manor in Gloucestershire on Saturday 29th June – the winner will be announced on the night.

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VOTING CLOSES ON 31ST MAY OUR SHORTLIST OF TATTERSALLS JOCKEY CLUB SALES CHAMPAGNE MOMENTS OF THE YEAR

GEOFF AND HARVEY BARFOOT-SAUNT

Father and son riding in the same race twice

RACHEL BARTLETT

First winner for a decade with a homebred

WILL BROWN

First winner (a week after a nasty fall)

BEN DURRELL

‘Losing his claim’ at 48 years old

KATIE FEATHERSTONE

First competitive winner (after six seasons)

RHIANNON FLETCHER

First winner on first ride

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HUGH LILLINGSTON

First winner on first ride

MARTIN MCINTYRE

100th P2P winner

JO PRIEST

Training double with two novice riders

JEMMA SARGENT

First winner as a trainer

VENETIA THOMPSON

First winner on first ride

ABBIE WILLMOTT

Emtidaad winning after six-hour journey

VOTE FOR YOUR EQUINE PRODUCTS UK LTD STABLE

EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

We’ve been delighted with the response to this new award, with nominations flooding for the unsung heroes working in yards across Britain who are dedicated to their role, whatever the weather Our judging panel has read their stories, hotly debated their attributes and whittled them down to a shortlist of 12 – and now it’s your turn… to vote for your own Stable Employee of the year

To vote, visit the Stable Employees page at gopointing. com, review the candidates and hit ‘VOTE’ to choose your favourite. It’s that simple!

The three Stable Employees with the most votes will be invited to the National Dinner & Dance at Hatherley Manor in Gloucestershire on Saturday 29th June – the winner will be announced on the night.

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VOTING CLOSES ON 31ST MAY OUR SHORTLIST FOR THE EQUINE PRODUCTS UK LTD STABLE EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

BILLIE BLIGHT (DANIELLE KENEALY)

AMBER BURNETT (LUCY FELTON)

ELLA CARR-SMITH (ALICE DAWSON)

JESS DIGWEED (GINA ELLIS)

JAMES DOWN (DAVID KEMP)

MAX FORESTER (CHARLOTTE LEARY)

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HARRY GREASBY (MAX COMLEY)

DANNI HARRIS (KELLY MORGAN)

FREYA HOMER (HANNAH CLARKE)

KERRY LONG (FRANCESCA POSTE)

RUBEN MARSHALL (TERESA CLARK)

ALI OLIVER (JAMES COOKSON)

ON THE CLOCK

Officials may wish to consider slightly re-jigging the date of Cheltenham’s Hunter Chase meeting in order that they avoid a clash with the Punchestown Festival where most of the top Irish hunters, together with horses such as Famous Clermont, were targeted. That said the evening provided some competitive racing.

Fier Jaguen (127) found the Cheltenham hill and the concession of 10lbs to the useful A Jet of Our Own (116) just beyond him in the opener but jumped well in the main and should be a major player in the shorter distance Hunter chase at Stratford in a few weeks’ time It took a career best effort from A Jet of Our Own to just get up on the post, no doubt helped by the ease in the ground given that most of his successes have come in races where the going has soft somewhere in the description.

What A Glance (122) stormed to an impressive success in the Junior Jumpers Chase His form figures belie some rather inconsistent performances and he started at double figure odds here but is clearly useful on his day.

All Night Parking (98) is finally getting his act together and followed up his recent course win when landing the Flete Park Restricted. Clearly in good order at present, he may be up to carrying a penalty in a backend Restricted.

A bumper crowd was present at Godstone and witnessed some promising performances Soldier Unknown (110) had made a successful British debut at Paxford albeit in a race that looked decidedly moderate at the time Weak in a market dominated by the Gina Ellis trained One Night Only, he nevertheless stepped up markedly, running on strongly through the latter part of the race to catch the Ed Vaughan ridden Ringsend John (108) at the last. He recorded a time figure almost a stone in advance of his form rating and is one to follow. There will be other opportunities also for the runner-up, who lost little in defeat.

Ed Vaughan did not leave the course empty handed however with an all the way success on the free going Bumpy Evans (104) in the Maiden. Bumpy Evans started a warm favourite here having previously finished a close second to Driveondonn in a fast run maiden at High Easter on Grand National day. The form of that race has a solid look to it with sixth placed Capparattin also winning on Bank Holiday Monday, and Bumpy Evans can follow up

Soldier Unknown (yellow cap) and Ringsend John clear the last at Godstone

Photo: Neale Blackburn

POINTING PEOPLE: RYAN ALDERMAN BY JAKE EXELBY

26-year-old Ryan Alderman rode his first winner – in his first pointing season – on the useful One For Rosie last month. Unfortunately, he’s not going to be able to build on that debut success – this season at least – due to breaking his T6 vertebra in a gallops fall just a week after his maiden victory Ryan, who works for former leading jockey Jason Maguire, told Jake Exelby about the frustrations arising for the accident, how he became involved in racing, and… cowboys!

How are you feeling at the moment?

I’ve been better, to be honest. I’m quite uncomfortable as I have to wear a back brace for two weeks and it’ll be 4-8 weeks before I can get back on a horse

It happened when I was riding out at Charlie Longsdon’s – my Dad, Alan, was feed man there but was retiring so my sister Sinead and I went over. My horse’s bandage came undone, he stood on it… and somersaulted.

Annoyingly, I’d been offered three rides this month. My ambition this year was to have an outside ride, then an outside winner But I’ll 100% be back next season.

Tell me about yourself and your background in racing

I’m from Sussex originally My Dad was head lad for Gary Moore – he and Mum had met at the same yard, when John trained there. Dad rode for a while – mostly on the flat, but he had

a few spins over hurdles. As soon as I sat on a horse, I wanted to be a jockey, and I watched Champions on TV every chance I had.

I’m a third generation jockey – my grandad Ron rode before the war and Sinead was an apprentice.

My family all have flat racing physiques, but I’m built like a jump jockey and knew I’d struggle with my weight, so went into hunt service with the Crawley & Horsham, while riding out for local trainer Dan Steele I then moved to the Heythrop, which is when I started to get involved with racing yards.

I then went to Yorkshire, but Covid struck. I couldn’t hunt, so started riding out for Nicky Tinkler, then worked for him full-time I did breaking and schooling, had great fund and fell in love with pointing – Nicky had five or six at the time

Two years ago, I came back south to work for Nigel Twiston-Davies, then began to ride out for Jason and went full-time with him, at Birdlip near Cheltenham. Working for Jason has got me ready to ride in point-to-points –he’s helped me so much, for example in how to present a horse at a fence, and I wouldn’t be half the rider I am without him.

I planned to start race-riding last year, but wasn’t 100% happy with my position at a fence, so went to school for Fergal O’Brien

and Kim Bailey, when I thought, ‘I’m schooling babies for someone else – if I’m good enough to do this, I’m good enough to go pointing.’ I’d also schooled over the Cheltenham cross-country course and became confident enough to ride anything over fences.

Once upon a time, I wanted to go professional, but now I’m happy riding pointers, although I want to get my Cat A licence to ride under rules next season, then eventually my Cat B so I can race against professionals.

Which jockeys do you most admire?

It has to be Will Biddick – he’s the go-to pointing jockey and has won countless championships. He rides as well as any professional and you’d struggle to pick him out as an amateur amongst the pros.

Under rules, Jason, of course! Also Barry Geraghty and Paul Carberry – for the way they set a horse up for a fence. And I grew up watching videos of John Francome

Which other pointers and rules horses would you most like to ride?

Tara Storm is a lovely big old-fashioned type, well put together with stacks of ability and loves racing. Fier Jaguen is as game as you like and attacks his races head-on. He’s an awkward jumper, but always finds a way to get from A to B. Sprinter Sacre was my horse of a lifetime He used to jump effortlessly and was poetry in motion.

What are your favourite courses?

Garthorpe, obviously! It was my favourite even before my winner I went there with Nicky and Rosie won for Jason there last year (Clerk of the Course) Jim Culloty has done a great job, with good grass and good fences.

Also Parham. It was our local track growing up and I’d love to go back there to ride

What do you enjoy most about pointing?

You know that an older horse can have its day. At Didmarton, when I rode Rosie, 15-year-old Sametegal won the race – so you never know what you might be up against.

Everyone’s there to have fun and a good time, with the picnics in the back of the lorry

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

I’d allow novice riders to claim 5lb for up to ten

winners. Having us race against experienced jockeys teaches us more. Novice riders races can be helter-skelter!

And I’d have more conditions races for ownertrainers and trainer-jockeys. If you’ve only got one or two horses, it can be intimidating going up against the big boys and it gives you more chance of having a winner

What hobbies do you have outside racing?

I enjoy getting out on the bike with Dad… to burn of the weight I’ve put on in the pub the night before! We do a loop up to Stowon-the-Wold, past Diddly Squat (Jeremy Clarkson’s farm) and back to Enstone, where my parents live.

What about films, books and music?

Blazing Saddles always puts a smile on my face, even after the worst of days

I like to listen to audiobooks. Roy Keane’s autobiography was good. I’m not a football fan, but he’s a real character who knows what he’s talking about.

For music, it’s the Beatles. My favourite of theirs is A Day In The Life. I got into them through Dad – it’s the music I grew up with.

What’s the best present you’ve ever been given?

When I was five, I was given a full cowboy outfit, with saddle, by Mum and Dad.

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

I’d probably still be a huntsman… or a cowboy. Being a cowboy on a ranch would be my dream holiday destination. People probably say I ride like one already!

Riding out with Alan (left) and Sinead (right) Eat your heart out Blazing Saddles

Schooling round the Cheltenham cross-country course for Gordon Elliot - Ryan is on Mortal and Jason on Delta Work

IN THE FRAM E

Steel Express and Martin McIntyre (1st) Conditions (Level 2) 8yo&up at South Hill

Photo: Tim Holt

Well P and his lass need their umbrella at Mollington

Photo: Neale Blackburn

The Creadan Rogue takes a flyer at Eyton

Photo: Sweet Photography

IN THE FRAM E

Gina Andrews and Benefaktor at Godstone

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Pluto’s Gate and James King at Mollington

Photo: Neale Blackburn

Pony Race 2 pass the crowd at Flete Park

Photo: Tim Holt

IN THE FRAM E

Darren Andrews and Gunsight Hill at Eyton, audition for the Olympics in July - PART 1 Photo: Sweet Photography

Race 6 (Div 2) Power Of The Sea at Eyton

Photo: Sweet Photography

IN THE FRAM E

Darren Andrews and Gunsight Hill, at Eyton continue their audition for the Olympics in July - PART 2 Photo: Sweet Photography

South Hill Paddock before the Restricted Race

Photo: Tim Holt

IN THE FRAM E

Rebel Dawn Rising and Dale Peters stride out on the Cheltenham turf

Photo: Neale Blackburn

A Jet Of Our Own and Freddie Phillipson-Stow, leaping with style

Photo: Neale Blackburn

What a Glance gives Murray Dodd his first Cheltenham win Photo: Neale Blackburn

REPORTS

FLETE PARK RACES

SATURDAY 4TH MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

Flete Park was seen at its best in the May sunshine with picnickers out in force enjoying a scenic view of the action from the hillside

The afternoon featured first winners for two young jockeys, and a memorable success for the grand 14-year-old Wotzizname

16-year-old Billy Broomfield, yet another pony racing graduate, had only ridden in a hurdle race and one point to point previously, but gave a cool exhibition in steering his mount Len Brennan home in the Veteran Horse Conditions event and he looks to have a bright future. The 10-year-old ex-chaser, a gift horse to owners Clive and Carlie Broomfield and Simon and Amanda Howell drew away from Clever des Assence round the home bend to score in cosy style “I was born in Yeovil but now live in Wincanton and ride out for Paul Nicholls,” said the promising young rider 21-year-old Whitcombe based Alice Procter, who combines her pointing riding career with training, was enjoying her first success in the training ranks.

20-year-old Rebekah Bell was having just her second ride as Ryans Fancy got the better of odds on favourite Punches Cross in the two and a half miles Conditions race Despite the best efforts of Will Biddick, Punches Cross could not get on terms with the winner in the home straight as the young rider pushed her mount clear Max Comley saddled Ryans Fancy to put himself level with Alan Hill and Josh Newman at the head of the trainers championship for the moment. The elated winning rider said, “I come from Lulworth, Dorset from a non horsey background. Carl Llewelyn has helped me a lot as my jockey coach.”

14-year-old Wotzizname has been a grand servant to the Cranmore based Gould family and the Diane Ward trained stayer ran on in the gamest fashion to repeat last year’s victory in the four miles Ladies’ race 20-yearold Megan Bevan was partnering her fifth point to point winner to add to a couple of hunter chase successes. “I work for Harry Fry and ride out for the Goulds in the afternoons.

We tried to retire Wotzizname two years ago but he was having none of it”, she smiled.

Callum Pritchard had All Night Parking handy throughout as the recent course winner overcame Welsh challenger Joyzain to win the Restricted. “We never really got into a jumping rhythm on the quicker ground. He wasn’t doing a stroke but picked up well when James King came at us”. Owner/trainer George Beilby reported, “I picked him out from a batch of six from George Doyle last summer and he might go hurdling now.”

Two promising young pointers won their respective Maiden races. 6-4 favourite Rue St Denis landed the three miles version under

Charlie Sprake. Owner/trainer Sam Loxton described his six-year-old as, “progressive but still so green. He needs to concentrate but is a good stayer and probably needs give in the ground.”

The two and a half miles Maiden went to fouryear-old Kingston Gent under Jake Bament on only his second racecourse appearance. “He settled lovely and we sat handy He will improve a lot,” said the rider wearing the familiar Dennis family colours. Trainer Tim Dennis revealed that he had purchased the grey, by St Leger winner Kingston Hill, cheaply as a foal in Ireland. “He was broken as a three-year-old, is easy to train and still growing”, remarked the Bude trainer

All Night Parking, Callum Pritchard (1st) farside, jumps the last with Joyzain, James King (2nd) nearside, Restricted Race

Photo: Tim Holt

DEVON & SOMERSET STAGHOUNDS

SUNDAY 5TH MAY 2024

By Kirsty Boutflower

A typical Exmoor drizzle didn’t deter a decent-sized crowd from attending the Devon & Somerset Point to Point last Sunday at South Hill and they were treated to some good racing with winners for the two experienced jockeys contesting the Mens’ National title, James King and Will Biddick while young Billy Broomfield just starting out in his riding career, showed that the next generation has plenty of emerging talent.

A first winner from only his second start at Flete Park the day before, Billy Broomfield got the leg-up on veteran Shantou Flyer and steered him to an easy 15 length success in the Mixed Open. Always travelling well in company with his rivals, Billy sealed the win with a good jump over the open ditch to draw steadily further clear on the classy 14 year old who is only two years younger than his jockey After regular pilot Olive Nicholls felt she hadn’t recovered sufficiently due to her mount’s uncharacteristic run-out last weekend at Stafford Cross, father Paul contacted Sam Loxton to ask if he’d consider replacing her with Billy, who has worked in his yard for the past 8 months, following a background in Pony Club hunting and Pony Racing. Sam was at a loss to explain why Shantou Flyer had blotted his copybook last time although he felt the crowd had been close to the racing line and maybe something had caught his eye prompting him to miss the fence.

Anna Johnston had taken a Grass Roots Riders race at Stafford Cross on Walkin Out only last weekend for Les Jefford and with the mare coming out of that race so well, Les decided to go for a quick-fire return. Sent off the odds-on favourite the mare, who won a Hunter Chase last season, was a little keen in the early stages but had too much class for her opponents and breezed into the lead full of running with half a circuit to run. Held in very high regard by her trainer, he was in two minds as to whether to declare her on the ground as he felt it was too soft. In this form, she is one to follow especially on a quicker surface.

The Maiden race caused something of an upset when Mister Sky, fitted with first time blinkers, was fired into an early ten length lead by jockey Charlie Sprake. Will Biddick looked like he had ridden the perfect race on runner-up Jambo, but Mister Sky refused to capitulate and kept finding more when asked to run out a 3 length winner at the line A surprised trainer, Chris Barber said afterwards, “It really was last-chance saloon for him as he kept disappointing but the blinkers and the positive ride from Charlie have made a huge difference! I was thinking about

putting him on the transfer list but might have to re-think things a bit now!”

Dr Rhythm is a credit to his connections and duly obliged in the opening Members race when cruising home from Honest Opinion under Will Biddick. A winner of this race last year for owner Tina Dunsford, he is the most consistent of horses. Trainer Keith Cuming’s daughter Nicky, who was on hand to greet the winner said “He found the trip too far at Cothelstone and Will said didn’t really like the ground here but he never lets us down. He will get an entry at Holnicote next weekend and although generally we don’t run them back that quickly, he has won very easily here.”

Steel Express is another who had plenty left in the tank following his 15 length win in the Conditions race under Martin McIntyre for trainer Mike Vanstone who was on crutches following a hip operation last week. Linda Blackford who was deputising in the

paddock said afterwards “He’s an absolute legend of a horse who has won and been placed loads of times for owners Sue Quick, Nigel Mackenzie and Richard Dening. We bought him initially for Sue as a 3 year old at the Derby Sale and then the others joined her He’s always been a bit of character but we don’t mind on days like these!”

The sun finally came out for the finale, a Restricted race which went to Lavorante, ridden by James King for trainer Luke Price. Surprisingly not sent off favourite, James was always going easily on the winner and felt he improved as the race unfolded and the tempo quickened. James commented afterwards “He jumped really well and is a strong stayer The quicker they went the better he got.” Co-owned by Luke’s neighbour, farmer David Van Pouke (who has had 6 runners with Luke, 5 of which have won), Lavorante looks certain to follow up this win and should be kept on the right side of

Billy Broomfield after winning the Mixed Open on Shantou Flyer

Photo: Tim Holt

THE FERNIE HUNT

SUNDAY 5TH MAY 2024

By midlandspointing.com

Another big May Bank Holiday crowd descended on Dingley for the Fernie’s pointto-point meeting on 5th May, where they enjoyed a seven-race card.

The Fernie Four-Miler has turned up some great finishes over the years, but this year’s renewal might be one of the most unusual. Four miles on any ground is a long race but in stiffening ground it takes a lot out of the legs but favourite Ragnar Lodbrok looked to have it all in hand coming to the last, then appeared to almost pull himself up John Dawson and Cool Desire must have been four or five lengths back at this point but went past and looked to have the race run in circumstances reminiscent of Hawkhurst’s last fence recalcitrance, only for Ragnar Lodbrok to rally and challenge for the win over the course of the very short run-in at Dingley. The result was a win by a head for Ragnar Lodbrok for Gerald Bailey and the Whiskey and Water Partnership, something which seemed impossible but came to pass, and one can’t help feeling sorry for the Dawson connections.

Earlier we started the day’s racing with the Members, Farmers and Subscribers Race which, despite including potential runners from the three local packs, ended up being a match race between The Unmentionable and Bothwell Bridge We are grateful to both sets of connections for making it a race as

there were options elsewhere on the card. As it transpired, odds-on favourite Bothwell Bridge (Ellie Caldwell), by Stowaway, out of Galileo mare Raise The Issue, was too strong for the challenge of The Unmentionable (Dale Peters) and won by five lengths, making it three wins and two seconds from their five starts. Connections tell me that they may look for a hunter chase next, possibly at Kelso at the end of May.

The Whiskey and Water Partnership were back in the frame again for the second race, the two and half mile maiden, but their Bless The Moon, which slightly surprisingly went off as joint favourite, was outclassed on the day by one of two Jack Teal-trained runners, Kdeux Saint Fray, which won comfortably to go one better than their second place at the Quorn meeting a few weeks ago jAck’s other runner Callmesusie was some way back in third of the three finishers.

The third race was a race for novice riders who started this season with fewer than five wins on their records to this point. Ethan Dawes, who works for Midlands trainer Dale Peters, won a very well-judged race here on Port of Mars for his first win after setting the pace and quickening away as the challengers caught him late on.

The Restricted race was won by Jack Andrews on his only ride of the day, Imperial Pride,

having taken the lead from Grangleclere Diego (Paddy Barlow) between the last two fences. Dale Peters recorded another second, this time on Cash or Card, the joint-favourite, which didn’t have the late pace to quicken and ended up a dozen lengths behind the winner

The Veterans race, next, was another attritional race with only two finishers from seven starters. This time it was Golan Fortune (Thomas McCain-Mitchell) who held off a spirited but unsuccessful rally by Dale Peters on Thunderstruck to win by two and a half lengths for Barry Denvir

The bookies had the final maiden race down as a head-to-head between Dale Peters’ Line Em Up and Wotnowcato for Jack Teal but both lost out to Ellie Callwood riding 6/1shot Karismatik who was tracked by Line Em Up to the last before the latter pulled up leaving the winner to go and win by a large margin from Wotnowcato and Atlantic Fleet who were a few lengths apart and the only remaining finishers.

Thank you to all those who supported the meeting. We hope you will return to Dingley for the last meeting of the Midlands season on the 25th May, for which the Fitzwilliam will be your hosts.

STEVENSTONE

MONDAY 6TH MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

The Stevenstone fixture at Vauterhill, High Bickington, was blessed with welcome Spring sunshine and a good crowd, but only small fields, being the third of the busy West Country fixtures schedule over the Bank Holiday weekend.

Humaniste has won his share of races for owner Keiran Johns and Stoodleigh trainer Danielle Kenealy and added the Mixed Open to his CV here.

It looked as though Josh Newman had timed his effort on Sixteen Letters to perfection at the penultimate, but the 12-year-old got very tired after jumping the last and Will Biddick seized the opportunity to edge past on Humaniste 75 yards from the line Humaniste has not always been straight forward, but has had enough talent to win over hurdles and on the flat plus five point to points. “He has been a saint for us and I think he enjoys it. He will probably go to Bratton Down,” remarked the trainer, who might even be tempted to return to the flat at Bath in the summer where he was placed last August.

Josh Newman soon earned compensation, firstly as a trainer and then in the saddle The Woolminstone handler sent out John Gardener’s mare Bang on Target to share the spoils with Jubertilee in the four-runner Grass Roots Conditions event as the duo

WARWICKSHIRE

MONDAY 6TH MAY 2024

ByRussell Smith

Teenage jockey Tom Hutsby was thrilled to notch his first double on Shoal Bay and Drakes Well in front of a big crowd at the Warwickshire Point-to-Point meeting at Mollington, near Banbury on Bank Holiday Monday.

Having taken his tally for the campaign to five on the pair, trained by his father Fred, at Wellesbourne, near Stratford the 16-year-old called time on race-riding for this term to retain his novice status and keep his allowance.

Setting out to make all the running on Shoal Bay in the opening Butler Sherborn Warwickshire Hunt Members, Subscribers & Farmers Race, Tom was joined by Captain Biggles and Gina Andrews at the third-last.

However, his mount pulled out more over the last two fences to win going away, with Harriet Richardson, on her first ride aboard Bawnmore third.

fought out a desperate neck and neck battle up the finishing straight. “She is an honest mare and has been in some competitive races,” remarked Kayley Woollacott. Bang on Target’s rider Rob David is a bit of a dead heat specialist, three of his 10 winners coming in this way

The betting market almost predicted a dead heat with the winner marginally preferred at 6-5 to runner up Jubertilee’s SP of 5-4. Charlotte Summersby was partnering her second winner of the season and ninth of her career including two under rules saying “It was perfect for him. We got an easy lead and he jumped well although he was going a bit left all the time and I was glad that Rob was on my outer.”

Five of the six runners in the Mares Maiden went to the second last with a chance, but Newman’s mount Did Ja Ever soon asserted and was comfortably ahead reaching the judge This six-year-old mare runs in the colours of the 10 strong Blackmore Racing Club and will probably go hurdling now. The National trainer’s championship is hotting up and this

winner helped to add to Josh Newman’s bid.

Pileon appreciated a drop in class to take the Hunt race after a hard fought dual with Joey Steel. Natalie Parker’s mount got the upper hand on the run-in. “He idles a bit on his own and I was glad that Fly (Martin McIntyre) came up to me along the top,” said the winning rider, edging her way towards a half century of pointing winners. Natalie’s sister Laura Jones trains Pileon for owner Julia Batho, who looked after the Yeats gelding when with Philip Hobbs and is now travelling head girl for Paul Nicholls.

Only three turned out for the concluding Maiden which saw Deborah Treneer’s Treacy’s Jim cruise clear of Talkin’ Tennessee as the favourite Bud Success came to a halt with a circuit to go “We bought him from Jimmy Frost to replace Static Jack who we lost at Buckfastleigh last year”, said the owner whose son Michael was in the saddle The jockey rides out for Jamie Snowden and faces his final assessment to qualify as a chartered surveyor at Reading shortly

Capparattin and Charlie Case

yellow) take the lead in the Maiden Conditions

(left, black and

Photo: Neale Blackburn

The Hutsbys made it a quickfire double with the young rider again excelling on Drakes Well in the HFN Landscapes Conditions Race (Level 2) over 2m 4f

Sending his mount into the lead on the final circuit, Tom drove the 11-year-old out to score by a neck from I’m Spellbound and Andrews, with Calidad and Peter Mason three-quarters of a length back in third.

Tom said: “It is amazing to have my first double especially on home ground. That is me done for the season. I want to keep my claim. I will focus on my GCSEs now and after that I am going to college to get my farm licence.”

Proud dad Fred, who is also clerk of the course, added: “We want to keep him as a novice for next season. It is brilliant for him to have a double in front of his home crowd.”

Drakes Well, who could now go for the handicap hunters’ chase at Stratford on May 31, is owned by Fred’s brother-in-law, Stephen Corbett, who said: “Tom is my nephew. It was a great ride, and it makes it a real family affair.”

Shoal Bay was completing a hat-trick after winning at Ampton and Lockinge for owner Marcine Marshall. She said: “He hunts with the Warwickshire with my son-in-law, Adam Botham, who is a showjumper It means an awful lot to win this race because my grandson, Henry Marshall, is the second whipper-in.”

James King kept up his charge towards the men’s championship with a double on Pluto’s Gate and Grace A Vous Enki.

Stepping into partner Pluto’s Gate in the Tattersalls Cheltenham Four and Five Years Old Maiden Young Horse Series Race with Hertfordshire-based trainer-rider Bradley Gibbs at Eyton-on-Severn, King powered the five-year-old home by a head from Soldier’s Leap and Jack Andrews.

The son of Cloudings, owned by Andrew Leyshon, was dismounted after the line in the 2m 4f contest before being loaded into a horsebox with the rider reporting his mount to be a ‘bit sore’.

King finished the day 12 winners ahead of Will Biddick after completing his double on Grace A Vous Enki in the Ray Randerson Carpets Mixed Open.

Taking charge on the final circuit, the Nickie Sheppard-trained eight-year-old galloped on

relentlessly to hold off Drop Him In and Gina Andrews by four lengths for his sixth win of the season and go one clear in the champion horse standings.

The gelding, owned by Joan and Clive Hitchings, was regaining the winning thread after finishing third in the Lady Dudley Cup last month, and his latest success put Sheppard three clear in the race to be the leading trainer with six to 14 horses.

The Eastnor handler said: “We are delighted to see him back in the winner’s enclosure. James gets on very well with him and has ridden him to all his wins.”

King commented: “He has been an absolute star and a pleasure to be part of He has achieved more than we expected. All credit to the Hitchings and the Sheppards because he was in the last chance saloon.”

The late Keagan Kirkby was in the thoughts of trainer Robert Varnham and jockey Seb Mead after Imperial Esprit ran out an easy winner of the F N Pile & Sons PPORA Club Members Conditions Race (Level 1), for Veteran and Novice Riders.

Kirkby, who died in February aged 25 while riding in a race at Charing, won twice on the 10-year-old, with the plan to go for the PPORA Novice Riders Championship Final at Edgcote on May 19

“We ran here because of Keagan,” explained Varnham, who trains the gelding at Bramley, near Guildford. “We wanted to be the top horse in the PPORA race and now we want to do it under his name He won the first points on him.”

Mead, who was partnering the gelding for the first time for owners the Gunshot Paddocks Racing Club, consisting of Dave Young, Chris Knotek, Clive Penfold, Sally Marks, Alan Wilson and Andy Gallagher, took up the running after the third last, before storming home five lengths ahead of Premier d’Troice and James Earnshaw.

Mead, 22, works for David Phelan, and was riding his second winner He said: “I knew Keagan very well. He was the last person to win on the horse It means a lot to ride the horse and he will always be in our memory.”

The Sir James Shuckburgh Bt. Restricted Race was run in a rainstorm, but trainer Dawn Ball was all smiles after Well P gave her a first winner for nine years in game fashion.

Ellie Holder made much of the running on the seven-year-old before Chabichou Dupoitou struck the front after the third-last, but Well P rallied in great style to take the honours by two-and-three-quarter lengths from King’s mount.

Ball, who rents 22 boxes at Paul Webber’s nearby Cropredy Lawn stables, was enjoying her first success since Gotoyourplay scored at Brampton Bryan in 2015.

She said: “He has been knocking on the door for a win. He was bought off a photo and he came from Ireland. He had Its On The Line back in fourth when he won his maiden race (for Mary Ellen Doyle at Ballycrystal in February 2022).”

Ball owns the gelding as part of the Paddy Pea Club, with her mother, Joyce Ball, James Stride and Mick and Harriet Curran, and she added: “I have been praying for rain and it came at the right time He is only seven, so there is a lot ahead of us. It is exciting.”

Holder commented: “He got outpaced coming down the hill. I knew he was a strong stayer and he saw it out better than the others.”

The downpour made the ground very testing for the closing Walnut Hill PPORA Club Members Maiden Conditions Race.

It held no fears for Capparattin, though, as Charlie Case made all the running on the nine-year-old, trained by Francesca Poste at Ettington, near Stratford, to grind out a threeand-a-half length victory over Whatchagotder and Toby McCain-Mitchell - the only other finisher from the seven starters.

Owners the Bumble Bee Racing Partnership, headed by Jane Burton and made up of her daughters, Lucy and Annabel, Trudy Gleed, Mark Styles and Mark Pugh, were buzzing after the win.

Jane said: “We trained this horse last season after getting him from the late John O’Neill. He bred and owned him and named him after his farm in Ireland. I think John would have been really excited.”

Charlie Poste, representing his wife who was at Eyton-on-Severn where Power of The Sea made it an across-the-card double for the yard, said: “He was sixth at High Easter with a hood on. We took it off and I think that has made the difference. Charlie Case gave him a brilliant ride.”

THE SOUTH SHROPSHIRE HUNT

MONDAY 6TH MAY 2024

By Rory Alkin

The Bank Holiday crowd were treated to a wonderful day’s racing in the in warm sunshine Seventy-five horses ran on excellent ground and both Maidens were divided on the day. Phil Rowley trained a treble courtesy of Forest Chimes in the Mixed Open, Subtle Fortune in the Intermediate and Perryville in the first division of the three-mile Maiden. Rowley’s jockey Darren Andrews rode the first two of them to record a double

In the Mixed Open over two-and-a-half miles, Andrews on Forest Chimes took it up three out and soon went clear to beat the fastfinishing Gabrial the Great by eight lengths.

The Intermediate was a much closer call where Gillian Anderson on Quick Charge took the lead two out from Bestfriend Barnaby closely pursued by Subtle Fortune who had to work hard to take the initiative close home, winning by a neck. The six-year-old mare, who had looked useful when winning her Maiden at Bangor in March, will now go to Doncaster Sales.

In the first division of the Maiden, Clara Brewitt brought Perryville to challenge Freestyle Fighter at the second last and held on well to win by three-quarters of a length. The winning seven-year-old gelding had useful hurdles form for Mel Rowley and was a first winner for the twenty-one-yearold jockey who works for the stable The owner Mrs Bibbey was unable to see her winner as she was on a flight to France as the race took place.

The first division of the four- and five-yearold Maiden was an exciting contest where Sean O’Connor came with a well-timed run on Travis Wheatley to beat Zac Baker on Glancing Hill by three-parts of a length with Bradley Gibbs on Jardin Carre a neck back in third. The winner is owned by Orchard Stables and is trained by Eamonn O’Donnabhain, who said that they had been waiting for better ground to run the horse The four-year-old gelding was bought for twelve thousand at the Land Rover sales last year and will also be going to the Doncaster Sales.

Guy Sankey had Great Valley close to the lead for most of the trip and his jumping proved decisive, running out a two-and-ahalf lengths winner from Bradley Gibbs on Maxiboy Dagrostis. The four-year-old winner had run promisingly in juvenile hurdles for Dan Skelton and was acquired privately be David Futter of Yorton Stud for the Three O’Clock Fox Partnership The winner got the biggest cheer of the day as the syndicate is made up of the jockey and a few of the meeting’s organisers. It was also a first training success for Neil Gittins who trains locally

The Conditions Race for eight-year-olds and upwards was another exciting affair, where Huw Edwards on The Creadan Rogue opened up a good lead but idled in the straight and just held on by a neck from Freddie Keightley on the fifteen-year-old veteran Sametegal.

Aimee Jones took it up on Runwithetide four out in the PPORA Veterans and Novice Riders Race and ran on well to beat the fastfinishing Ballyadam Destiny by four lengths. Kelly Morgan who trained the winner said that after her victory at Alnwick earlier in the season, she had got bogged down in heavy ground at Dalton Park but was much better suited to the faster conditions here.

There was another good finish in the threemile Maiden where Zac Baker on Power of the Sea got the better of the spoils and beat Tommie O’Brien on Pethers Run by half a length. The five-year-old winner was bought by owner/trainer Francesca Poste two years ago at the Land Rover sales, and it will now go back to one of the forthcoming sales.

Tommie O’Brien gained compensation in the concluding Members, where he came with a strong run two out to wear down Huw Edwards on Reikers Island and win by three lengths, for trainer Heidi Brookshaw.

Subtle Fortune (nearside) holds on to edge out Quickcharge Photo: Graham Fisher

SPOTLIGHT ON: CHELTENHAM HUNTER CHASE

EVENING 2024

By Carl Evans

Photo: Neale Blackburn

SPEED FIGURES

HEXHAM 11/05/2024

5:10 THE PAXTON’S HEART OF ALL ENGLAND MAIDEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4)

(For the Heart of all England Trophy): Cool Desire (IRE) (104) Toucan Sam (GB) (102) Dressedtoimpress (IRE) (98) Something Golden (IRE) (98) So Be It (IRE) (96)

HOLNICOTE 11/05/2024

2:00 THE MINEHEAD HARRIERS AND WEST SOMERSET HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Beau du Brizais (FR) (96) Canastero (IRE) (93) Cheltenham Mati (FR) (88) Champions Hill (IRE) (70)

2:35 THE MAIDEN RACE: Trendy Lady (IRE) (99) City Silk (GB) (97) Killard Point (FR) (94) Getaway In Milan (IRE) (85)

3:10 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), FOR NOVICE RIDE RS: Lagan Valley (IRE) (103) Siberian Star (GB) (102) Western Cowboy (IRE) (98) Wireless Operator (IRE) (97)

3:50 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Captain Mc (IRE) (123) Ninth Wave (IRE) (122) Myth Buster (IRE) (115) Dr Rhythm (IRE) (114)

4:25 THE EIGHT YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): State of Fame (IRE) (104) Eritage (FR) (102) One For Billy (GB) (100) Polydora (IRE) (98)

5:00 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Great Colewood (GB) (108) Mr Bezi (IRE) (108) Alkademon (IRE) (98) Donny’s Fortune (IRE) (97) Burtown (IRE) (93)

5:35 THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Mini Fortune (IRE) (112) Donny’s Fortune (IRE) (102) State of Fame (IRE) (99) Burtown (IRE) (98)

CHARM

PARK 12/05/2024

2:00 THE FIVE YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 1): Slanelough (IRE) (110) Fresh New Dawn (IRE) (104) Peacocks Secret (IRE) (104) Young Rich (IRE) (98) Hermann Clermont (FR) (94)

2:35 THE PPA FOUR AND FIVE YEARS OLD MAIDEN YOUNG HORSE SERIES RACE: The Last Tooth (GB) (87) Sheriff Hutton (GB) (79)

3:10 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Fire In Her Eyes (IRE) (121) Destination Mahler (IRE) (100) Red Delta (GB) (98) Benefact (IRE) (91)

3:45 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Camdonian (IRE) (129) Go Go Geronimo (GB) (123) Buster Valentine (IRE) (114) Matts Commission (IRE) (114) Red Opium (GB) (114) Fresh New Dawn (IRE) (111)

4:20 THE FIVE YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), FOR VETERA N AND NOVICE RIDERS: Wishfull Dreaming (GB) (105) Torygraph (IRE) (98) Young Rich (IRE) (98) Hermann Clermont (FR) (94) Silvertown (IRE) (91)

4:55 THE MAIDEN CONDITIONS RACE: Whats The Solution (IRE) (96) Get Cracking (GB) (95) Killard Point (FR) (94) Where’s Hector (GB) (92)

KINGSTON BLOUNT 12/05/2024

2:00 THE SOUTH MIDLANDS AREA CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Knight Bachelor (GB) (102) Urban Grit (IRE) (102) Lunar Contact (IRE) (98) Young Rich (IRE) (98) Southfield Lily (GB) (95) Goleirihem (IRE) (94)

2:50 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Jean Genie (FR) (104) Learntalot (IRE) (104) Lavorante (IRE) (99) Shanes Passion (IRE) (98) Lunar Contact (IRE) (93)

3:25 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: For Rita (IRE) (123) Myth Buster (IRE) (122) Tigerbythetail (IRE) (119) Take To Heart (GB) (116)

4:00 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Captain Mc (IRE) (116) Ecco (GB) (104) Slievegar (GB) (102) Take To Heart (GB) (102) Bonamargy (IRE) (96)

4:35 THE MAIDEN RACE: Graveside Lad (IRE) (96) Get Cracking (GB) (95) Our John (IRE) (92) Imaginaire (FR) (86)

5:10 THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Mini Fortune (IRE) (112) Burtown (IRE) (98) Lunar Contact (IRE) (98) Right Hand of God (GB) (98) Ocojohn (IRE) (96) Goleirihem (IRE) (94)

UPCOTT CROSS 12/05/2024

1:00 THE GOFFS FOUR AND FIVE YEARS OLD MAIDEN YOUNG HORSE SERIES RACE: City Silk (GB) (97) Holeshot (IRE) (90) Cullever Steps (GB) (63)

1:35 THE INTERMEDIATE RACE: Jet Smart (IRE) (112) Mini Fortune (IRE) (112) Whitsand Bay (GB) (102) Lucky Lara (IRE) (99) State of Fame (IRE) (99) Grove Ash (GB) (94)

2:10 THE EGGESFORD CHAMPION MIXED OPEN RACE: Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (128) Quintin’s Man (GB) (126) Castle Daragh (IRE) (116) Dr Rhythm (IRE) (114)

2:45 THE SIX YEARS OLD AND OVER MAIDEN RACE: Holkham Hall (IRE) (108) Keepitfrombecky (IRE) (98) Get Cracking (GB) (95) Killard Point (FR) (94)

3:20 THE FIVE YEARS OLD AND OVER RESTRICTED RACE: Mr Bezi (IRE) (108) Jean Genie (FR) (104) Lavorante (IRE) (99) Lucky Lara (IRE) (94)

3:55 THE TOTNES & BRIDGETOWN RACES SERIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), F OR GRASS ROOTS RIDERS: Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (114) Castle Daragh (IRE) (105) Siberian Star (GB) (102) Moodofthemoment (IRE) (98)

4:30 THE EGGESFORD & SOUTH TETCOTT HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Quintin’s Man (GB) (122) Lakota Warrior (IRE) (119) Hearts Corner (IRE) (97) Bud Succes (FR) (84)

LATEST RESULTS

FLETE PARK

04/05/2024

2:00 1. RUE ST DENIS (IRE) Charlie Sprake 6-4F 2. FONGS WAY (IRE) J. Shaw 5-1 3. WHAT’S UP HARRY (GB) Callum Pritchard 5-1 (9 ran).

2:35 1. ALL NIGHT PARKING (IRE) Callum Pritchard 4-1 2. JOYZAIN (IRE) James King 7-4F 3. TOP MAN TOM (IRE) M. McIntyre 7-2 (9 ran).

3:10 1. WOTZIZNAME (IRE) Miss Megan Bevan 6-4 2. NO COMMENT (GB) Miss N. Parker 2-1 (3 ran).

3:45 1. RYANS FANCY (IRE) Miss R. Bell 5-2 2. PUNCHES CROSS (IRE) W. Biddick 4-6F 3. SMITHSCORNER (IRE) J. Shaw 10-1 (5 ran).

4:20 1. LEN BRENNAN (IRE) Billy Broomfield 12-1 2. CLEVER DES ASSENCE (FR) Callum Pritchard 2-1 3. GRAN PARADISO (IRE) M. McIntyre 6-4J (5 ran).

4:55 1. KINGSTON GENT (IRE) J. Bament 13-8F 2. THIEF OF THE NIGHT (IRE) M. McIntyre 5-1

3. GO JOHNNY GO (IRE) J. Newman 3-1 (6 ran).

GODSTONE 04/05/2024

2:00 1. SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 4-1 2. RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) Edward Vaughan 8-1

3. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 5-4F (6 ran).

2:35 1. SECRET CARGO (IRE) Miss K. L. Featherstone 2-1 2. DESIGNER DESTINY (IRE) Edward Vaughan 4-5F

3. MONMOUTH HILL (GB) Charlie Marshall 8-1 (5 ran).

3:10 1. LOUGHAN (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-5F 2. GO GO GERONIMO (GB) T. Chatfeild-Roberts 7-4

3. WHO’S IN THE BOX (IRE) Paddy Barlow 5-1 (6 ran).

3:45 1. BENEFAKTOR (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 11-10F 2. TIGHT CALL (IRE) Edward Vaughan 12-1

3. URBAN GRIT (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 6-4 (6 ran).

4:20 1. BUMPY EVANS (IRE) Edward Vaughan 5-2F 2. CREAPAPY (FR) Miss G. Andrews 5-1

3. GOLD BANDIT (IRE) D. Andrews 10-1 (12 ran).

4:55 1. IMPERIAL ACOLYTE (GB) Miss K. L. Featherstone 2-1 2. TRAPPIST MONK (IRE) D. Kyne 1-3F

3. SOUTHFIELD ROYALE (GB) Jude Fernandes 8-1 (4 ran).

5:30 1. FORCE IN MILAN (IRE) D. Kyne 4-1 2. STEAL THE MOVES (IRE) F. Mitchell 5-1

3. ISLA GETAWAY (IRE) D. Andrews 4-1 (7 ran).

6:00 1. JUST A GLANCE (GB) Miss G. Andrews 3-1 2. KINGSTON BRESIL (GB) Miss I. Marshall 4-1

3. PERSEO (GB) Tommie O’Brien 6-4F (6 ran).

DINGLEY 05/05/2024

1:25 1. BOTHWELL BRIDGE (IRE) Miss E. Callwood 2-5F 2. THE UNMENTIONABLE (IRE) D. Peters 6-4 (2 ran).

2:00 1. KDEUX SAINT FRAY (FR) J. Teal 3-1 2. BLESS THE MOON (IRE) A. Chadwick 5-2J 3. CALLMESUSIE (IRE) Miss L. Teal 7-1 (8 ran).

2:35 1. PORT OF MARS (IRE) E. M. Dawes 5-2 2. BEYOND REDEMPTION (IRE) R. Wilks 3-1

3. OVERWORKDUNDERPAID (IRE) W. Grant 4-1 (5 ran).

3:10 1. RAGNAR LODBROK (IRE) A. Chadwick 10-11F 2. COOL DESIRE (IRE) J. Dawson 5-1 (5 ran).

3:45 1. IMPERIAL PRIDE (IRE) Jack Andrews 5-1 2. CASH OR CARD (IRE) D. Peters 4-6F

3. GRANGECLARE DIEGO (IRE) Paddy Barlow 6-1 (7 ran).

4:20 1. GOLAN FORTUNE (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell Evens 2. THUNDERSTRUCK (IRE) D. Peters 6-1 (7 ran).

4:55 1. KARISMATIK (FR) Miss E. Callwood 6-1 2. WOTNOWCATO (IRE) J. Teal 6-4F

3. ATLANTIC FLEET (IRE) M. Dodd 7-1 (11 ran).

SOUTH HILL 05/05/2024

2:00 1. DR RHYTHM (IRE) W. Biddick 1-4F 2. HONEST OPINION (GB) Miss A. Summersby 3-1 (3 ran).

2:35 1. MISTER SKY (FR) Charlie Sprake 8-1 2. JAMBO (FR) W. Biddick 4-7F 3. FREE THE LION (IRE) J. Stenhouse 5-2 (8 ran).

3:10 1. SHANTOU FLYER (IRE) Billy Broomfield 1-2F 2. CHECKITOUT (IRE) Miss H. M. Stevens 4-1

3. CALL SIMON (IRE) Miss E. Herbison 7-2 (7 ran).

3:45 1. WALKIN OUT (GB) Miss A. Johnston 4-5F 2. DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) Rian Corcoran 6-4

3. KIMARELLI (GB) Miss T. Little 20-1 (7 ran).

4:20 1. STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) M. McIntyre 7-2 2. KILLARO BOY (IRE) D. Ellis 7-1 (4 ran).

4:55 1. LAVORANTE (IRE) James King 5-2 2. LUCKY LARA (IRE) J. Newman 7-4 3. THE SUMBA ISLAND (GER) Miss L. Mager 12-1 (6 ran).

EYTON-ON-SEVERN

06/05/2024

1:00 1. TRAVIS WHEATLEY (IRE) Sean O’Connor 7-2 2. GLANCING HILL (GB) Z. Baker 9-4F

3. JARDIN CARRE (FR) B. Gibbs 5-1 (5 ran).

1:40 1. GREAT VALLEY (FR) G. Sankey 5-2 2. MAXIBOY DAGROSTIS (FR) B. Gibbs 3-1

3. THE BUTCHERS BOY (IRE) Huw Edwards 2-1F (8 ran).

2:20 1. FOREST CHIMES (IRE) D. Andrews 7-4 2. GABRIAL THE GREAT (IRE) T. Murray 7-2

3. MIX OF CLOVER (GB) Z. Baker 8-1 (8 ran).

3:05 1. THE CREADAN ROGUE (IRE) Huw Edwards 9-4 2. SAMETEGAL (FR) Freddie Keighley 7-1

3. DR OAKLEY (IRE) M. Dodd 6-1 (8 ran).

3:45 1. RUNWITHTHETIDE (IRE) Miss Aimee Jones 2-1 2. BALLYADAM DESTINY (GB) Daniel Williams 6-4F

3. MR MAFIA (IRE) Freddie Keighley 6-1 (10 ran).

4:25 1. SUBTLE FORTUNE (GB) D. Andrews 4-9F 2. QUICKCHARGE (GB) Miss G. Anderson 5-1

3. BESTFRIEND BARNABY (GB) G. Sankey 5-1 (7 ran).

5:00 1. PERRYVILLE (IRE) Miss C. Brewitt 5-2J 2. FREESTYLE FIGHTER (IRE) Henry Bailey 9-1

3. LENNOX AGAIN (GB) H. Crow 7-1 (12 ran).

5:35 1. POWER OF THE SEA (IRE) Z. Baker 11-4 2. PETHERS RUN (GB) Tommie O’Brien 9-2

3. CALL ME RAFA (IRE) D. Andrews 10-1 (12 ran).

6:05 1. PROHUS YANK (IRE) Tommie O’Brien 7-4 2. REIKERS ISLAND (IRE) Huw Edwards 1-4F 3. TRIP SWITCH (IRE) G. Sankey 7-4 (3 ran).

MOLLINGTON 06/05/2024

2:00 1. SHOAL BAY (IRE) T. Hutsby 2-1 2. CAPTAIN BIGGLES (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-9F 3. BAWNMORE (FR) Miss H. J. Richardson 10-1 (3 ran).

2:35 1. DRAKES WELL (IRE) T. Hutsby 3-1 2. I’M SPELLBOUND (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 6-4F 3. CALIDAD (IRE) P. Mason 14-1 (10 ran).

3:10 1. PLUTO’S GATE (IRE) James King 5-2 2. SOLDIER’S LEAP (IRE) Jack Andrews 10-1

3. BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE) Miss Ellie Holder 16-1 (10 ran).

3:45 1. GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) James King 8-11F 2. DROP HIM IN (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 11-4

3. HUNG JURY (IRE) J. Wilmot 3-1 (5 ran).

4:20 1. IMPERIAL ESPRIT (IRE) S. Mead 4-1 2. PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) J. Earnshaw 25-1

3. DUNDRUM WOOD (IRE) Miss M. Reeve 2-1F (11 ran).

4:55 1. WELL P (IRE) Miss Ellie Holder 11-4 2. CHABICHOU DUPOITOU (GB) James King 4-1

3. MAIN STAGE (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 5-2F (6 ran).

5:30 1. CAPPARATTIN (GB) C. Case 9-2 2. WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell 5-1 (7 ran).

VAUTERHILL 06/05/2024

2:00 1. PILEON (IRE) Miss N. Parker 8-13F 2. JOEY STEEL (IRE) M. McIntyre 2-1 (4 ran).

2:35 1. BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) J. Newman (1 ran).

3:10 1. HUMANISTE (IRE) W. Biddick 11-8 2. SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) J. Newman 10-11F

3. BINGO D’OLIVATE (FR) J. Bament 4-1 (4 ran).

3:45 1. BANG ON TARGET (IRE) R. David 6-5F 1. JUBERTILEE (IRE) Miss C. Summersby 5-4 (4 ran).

4:20 1. DID JA EVER (IRE) J. Newman 7-2 2. PYLEIGH JOY (GB) Miss E. Herbison 4-1

3. TANGOS TANGERINE (IRE) Chad Bament 12-1 (6 ran).

4:55 1. TREACYS JIM (IRE) Michael Treneer 11-4 2. TALKIN’ TENNESSEE (GB) Miss Alexandra Ingram 11-8 (3 ran).

WITTON CASTLE

06/05/2024

2:00 1. IMPERIAL IMP (IRE) T.E.Easterby 10-1 2. SURPRISE ATTACK (IRE) J. Dawson 4-1

3. THE MACON LUGNATIC (GB) T. J. Mactaggart 3-1 (6 ran).

2:50 1. CABALLO DIABLO (IRE) Paddy Barlow 5-2F 2. WISHFULL DREAMING (GB) Miss Isla John 5-1

3. YOU NAME HIM (GB) J. Dawson 7-2 (6 ran).

3:25 1. BUY SOME TIME (IRE) Joe Wright 7-1 2. RED DELTA (GB) J. Dawson 6-4F

3. LOU MARVELOUS (FR) W. Easterby 13-8 (7 ran).

4:00 1. BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) Paddy Barlow 1-2F 2. MANWELL (IRE) W. Easterby 5-1

3. INVICTION (IRE) R. Wilson 3-1 (4 ran).

4:35 1. FIGHTFORTHEROSES (IRE) Miss C. Tailford 7-1 2. KINGRULLAH (IRE) Miss L. Fenwick 5-1

3. HUMPS AND BUMPS (IRE) Miss Jemima Stewart 12-1 (10 ran).

5:05 1. CAN WE KEEP HIM (GB) J. Dawson 100-30 2. BENEFACT (IRE) T.E.Easterby 7-2

3. REBEL MONARCH (IRE) C. Furness 14-1 (9 ran).

5:40 1. POP THE QUESTION (GB) J. Dawson 7-4F 2. MISS TELE (GB) J. Teal 4-1

3. AN BUACAN MOR (IRE) Miss R. Howarth 8-1 (7 ran).

FIXTURE LIST 2023/24

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

WTheMinehead HarriersandWest SomersetHunt Holnicote Saturday11thMay

YTheDerwentHunt CharmPark Sunday12thMay

D&CTheEggesfordHunt UpcottCrossHalwill Sunday12thMay

SM Kimblewick(May) Meeting KingstonBlount Sunday12thMay

WTheWeston& BanwellHarriers CothelstoneWednesday15thMay

NTheHaydonHunt Hexham Saturday18thMay

SE TheSurrey UnionHunt PeperHarow Saturday18thMay

Wales TheWelsh International Trecoed Saturday18thMay

D&CTheDulverton WestFoxhounds BrattonDownSunday19thMay

SM TheGraftonHunt Edgecote Sunday19thMay

WM TheKnutsford RacesClub TableySunday19thMay

D&CSpooners& WestDartmoor Cherrybrook Wednesday22ndMay

MIDTheFitzwilliam (Milton)Hunt Dingley Saturday25thMay

SM TheBerks&Bucks Draghounds KingstonBlountSunday26thMay

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

THIS WEEKEND’S ENTRIES

Minehead Harriers And West Somerset at HOLNICOTE

Saturday, 11 May 2024

2.00 3m

BEAU DU BRIZAIS (FR) 1P5-025

CANASTERO (IRE) 4-P0443

CARRY ON BUDDY 222/PPP-

CHAMPIONS HILL (IRE) 12U3-P5

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 2/2r2-U0

FOURNEUX D’ISANKA (FR) 300/0/-PP

MR MARS MAN 0UP/P-P

Notre Cheval Partnership

Mr & Mrs Julian Dascombe

Mrs E. Scott

Mr G. Beilby

Mrs E. Scott

Mr P. Picton-Warlow

Mr J Cooksley & Mrs K Cooksley

2.35 3m

BADBURY RINGS U22

BELL ME BABY P6P-PPP

BY GEORGE (IRE)

CITY SILK 2

CRAWTER (IRE) 24-35F

DANCING DU MOULIN (FR) 65-

DOCTOR DOYEN (IRE) PPPPPP

ECHO OF PROMISE PP6P50

FURIOSO DES BORDES (FR) 255-5P0

GETAWAY IN MILAN (IRE) P6/P-4

Chris Tory

Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin

The Woodway Partnership

Mr Phil Fry

Stan Rawlins & Harriet Waight

Mr R. C. Smith

Jason Toogood & Tanisha Little

Mrs Polly Walker

Mr Steve McCracken

Mr O. D. H. Morgan

HEART OF COURAGE (IRE) P The Boundary Stables Partnership

HOME MAID PB-PPPP

IANTHUS MOME (FR) PP2P-P5

JIMMY HURDSTROM (IRE)

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP22

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 00/P-4P2

MR MARS MAN 0UP/P-P

NOWO (FR) 2P/P-P32

PENELOPE ANN 52

THE SWEDE 0060P-P

TRENDY LADY (IRE) 653-426

YANKEE STAR (IRE)

The Thomas Family

Mr G Whisker & Mr D Prettejohn

Orchard Stables

Miss P. S. Topley

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr J Cooksley & Mrs K Cooksley

Mr G. Whisker & Mrs R. Whisker

Miss Sarah A. Dawson

Glanvilles Partners

Lord Lipsey

Mr Max Young

3.10 3m

CARRY ON BUDDY 222/PPP-

LAGAN VALLEY (IRE) r1-1345

LOS ALAMOS (IRE) 1P11//52-

LURE DES PRES (IRE) 0P/PU-P4

ONEUPMANSHIP (IRE) 5-2343P

POUR UNE RAISON (FR) 065-PUP

SIBERIAN STAR 0/33-522

STRIKING OUT P523-3U

WESTERN COWBOY (IRE) P001P2

WESTHILL (IRE) 11/P-245

WIRELESS OPERATOR (IRE) U-2U4r5

YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) 6/5P/-P0P

Mrs E. Scott

Mr C. Wadland

Mr L. Price

Mr M. J. Vanstone

Mr Phil Fry

Mrs Andrew May

Mr T. Vaughan

Catch Twenty Two

Mr W. Badlan

Miss A. C. Mackenzie

The Chamings Family Partnership

Mr M. A. Hunt

3.50 3m

CAPTAIN MC (IRE) 112221-

DR RHYTHM (IRE) 1-31231

ERITAGE (FR) 256-234

FOOTLOOSE 33-3PP5

HELL RED (FR) 1443P-3

HIS OWN STAR (FR) 13-5434

IMOGENS THUNDER (IRE) 1P-P2PP

KILRONAN CASTLE 25P/PP-3

LAGAN VALLEY (IRE) r1-1345

MAKETY 6PP-323

MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 24-5423

NINTH WAVE (IRE) 11-1121

POLI ROI (FR) P-1P111

SLIEVEGAR 2214-43

Mr L. Price

Mrs C Dunsford & Mr P Clarke

Mr & Mrs A Orttewell

Mr Arron Butterfield

Mr May,Mr Banks,Mr Bickell&Mr Dodd

Mr Ron Alford

Mrs Wendy Jarrett

M Sweetland, J Down, S&T Glasper

Mr C. Wadland

Mrs Sally White

The Buzz Syndicate

Mr Peter Musgrave

Mr T. Vaughan

Ms J. McCain

4.25 3m

ARV WAY THERE 1r-P32F

CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 212P-5P

DILIGENT (FR) 32-P12U

ERITAGE (FR) 256-234

FAUBURG ROSETGRI (FR) P//1125-P

HARBOUR QUEEN (IRE) P2-P422

IMOGENS THUNDER (IRE) 1P-P2PP

KILRONAN CASTLE 25P/PP-3

LOS ALAMOS (IRE) 1P11//52-

LURE DES PRES (IRE) 0P/PU-P4

MELEKHOV (IRE) PP/P3-PP

The Thomas Family

John A G Pearn & John Dorse

The Devon Diamond Friends

Mr & Mrs A Orttewell

Heidi Lewis & Lee Drowne

Bennett, Payne, Smith

Mrs Wendy Jarrett

M Sweetland, J Down, S&T Glasper

Mr L. Price

Mr M. J. Vanstone

Mrs Angie Way

OCEAN DRIFTER (IRE) 211/P5/3/- Mrs Sarah Johnstone - Cooke

ONE FOR BILLY 25P/26-5 Mrs K. R. Smith-Maxwell

POLYDORA (IRE) 2P23-36 Mr G. C. Myddelton

PONT AVEN (IRE) 262-U25

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 1-PPP21

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Mr T. Vaughan

STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) 2-3P2P1 N.Mackenzie,R.Dening&S.Quick

STRIKING OUT P523-3U

YOU NO ME TOO WELL (IRE) 6/5P/-P0P

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314

Catch Twenty Two

Mr M. A. Hunt

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club 5.00 2m4f

A TIPPLE OR TWO 01P-6P0

ALKADEMON (IRE) P412-35

Mr P. M. Bryant

Mr & Mrs Roderick Moore

ALL STAR BOY (IRE) 1 The Boundary Stables Partnership

BARRY SCOTT (IRE) 2/-5P61

Mr G. C. Myddelton

BELLA NOCHE (IRE) F-5UP50 The Not So Innocent Partnership

BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) PF352 The Hon Mrs Townshend & Mr J.R.Townshend

BURTOWN (IRE) 51-3313

BUSHTUCKER PARK (IRE) 343P-P1

DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 3F31-P3

GREAT COLEWOOD 22-1345

ILL REEF (FR) 1006-F5

IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) 1D

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P1P

Neil & Louise O’Hara

Mrs J. M. Mann

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

MAPLE LEAF (FR) P1PP-P6 ...................................................................Unsworth, Jefford & Bradley

MARTON ABBEY 1332P-P

MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F

MYUNCLECHARLIE (FR) U42/2-PP

ROWLEY PARK (IRE) PP/113/P-

SUMMER JAM (IRE) 1P4P

WITHOUT A DOUBT 1/634//-

A England & Mr S Claisse

L. Price

ACROSS THE CHANNEL (FR) 546/PP-P Mr L. Price

ARV WAY THERE 1r-P32F The Thomas Family

BURTOWN (IRE) 51-3313 Neil & Louise O’Hara

BUSINESSMAN (IRE) 1/2442-U

CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 212P-5P

DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 3F31-P3

FUSIONICE (FR) 21DP-P6

GROVE ASH 25P52-6

HARBOUR QUEEN (IRE) P2-P422

HONEST OPINION 2043-42

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) PP-111

SCORESBY P-146F1

SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) 11

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 1-PPP21

STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) 2-3P2P1

- Scarborough Races at CHARM PARK

Sunday, 12 May 2024

2.00 2m4f

BLUE SANS (IRE) 113-146

BRAAVOS 25/P2P5-

CROBALLY BOY (IRE) 21-P62P

ENVIOUS EDITOR (IRE) 142335-

FRESH NEW DAWN (IRE) P32P30

GOLDEN TAIPAN (IRE) 3/P622-4

HEART OF A LION (IRE) FF-0PP5

HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) PP33P-2

HOLLYWOOD HARMON (IRE) P00-PP

MANWELL (IRE) UP3PP2

PEACOCKS SECRET (IRE) 312-P21

WE DONE IT (FR) 4432

Mrs Emma Clark

Mr M. N. Dawson

Mr P. W. Clifton

Mr Alastair Crow

Mrs C Bell

Mr M. N. Dawson

The Three Peas Partnership

Mr Will Ramsay

Mr C. Scurr

Miss Annabelle Sowray

Giles Gilbey & Peter Mcgowan

ROI DE DUBAI (IRE) 000-PFP The Gone Pinting Partnership

ROYAL CHANT (IRE) 22PP5-0

Mr Paul Hodgson

RYANS FANCY (IRE) 1PU411 The Bardie Bell Bones Partnership

SILVERTOWN (IRE) P304P3

SLANELOUGH (IRE) 50P-12r

TAP TAP BOOM 0-PP44U

Mr D. M. Atkinson

Mr P. Greaves

Mr J. A. Swinbank

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314 The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

2.35 2m4f

CABIN CREW (IRE)

CODETALKER

DOTRE DAME P5

JUMP TIEP (FR)

JUST HER TYPE (IRE)

KOYLI 0

MOUNT VINSON (IRE) P

PEACE PACT F

SHERIFF HUTTON 4P3-4P5

THE LAST TOOTH 4-P4

The Barker Family

3.45 3m

BRAAVOS 25/P2P5-

Mr M. N. Dawson

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 3-1U1P1 The Buster Valentine Club

CAMDONIAN (IRE) 14-1113

EDEN COLLONGES (FR) 5P3D-35

ENVIOUS EDITOR (IRE) 142335-

Mrs J. W. Furness

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mr Alastair Crow

FRESH NEW DAWN (IRE) P32P30 Mrs C Bell

GO GO GERONIMO 1PU-222

GOLDEN TAIPAN (IRE) 3/P622-4

MANICMAN (IRE) P/11//3F-P

MANWELL (IRE) UP3PP2

MATTS COMMISSION (IRE) 01-61U3

RED OPIUM 3P2234

ROYAL CHANT (IRE) 22PP5-0

THERUSSIANSADDLER (IRE) 34-250P

TORYGRAPH (IRE) 2P-22PP

4.20

EDEN COLLONGES (FR) 5P3D-35

HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) PP33P-2

Mr Jack Teal

Mrs G. Ellis

Mrs C. A. Coward

Hunt & Peters

Neil & Louise O’Hara

Mr Peter Maddison

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mr G. C. Myddelton

The Hon. Arthur Vestey

VADAVVERO (IRE) P Mr & Mrs C Poste

3.10 3m

BENEFACT (IRE) P5U232

CROBALLY BOY (IRE) 21-P62P

DESTINATION MAHLER (IRE) 31

FIRE IN HER EYES (IRE) 1122

HOLLYWOOD HARMON (IRE) P00-PP

LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) 0P4R-PP

MANKAD (IRE) P-FPP4P

POP THE QUESTION 3-PU451

Mr John Chatfeild-Roberts

Mr M. N. Dawson

Miss Annabelle Sowray

Sowray

C. A. Coward

Mr Will Ramsay

MISS BUTTONS 6P4PU-P The Jones Family

SILVERTOWN (IRE) P304P3

TOM FLYNN (IRE) 432-PP6

TORYGRAPH (IRE) 2P-22PP

WISHFULL DREAMING 213-3P2

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314

AN BUACAN MOR (IRE) PPP53

BALLYWHATSIT (IRE) r00-PP

BENEFACT (IRE) P5U232

BOOTS FOLLY P4FF

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr P. W. Clifton

Mr J. T. B. Hunt

Mr J Teal, Mr F Wood & Mr F Peckitt

Mr C. Scurr

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mrs Susan E. Mason

RED DELTA 23-1132 The Father & Daughter Partnership

RIDELONGLIVELONG (IRE) P2r-PP5

STAR PRESENT (IRE) 412-P34

SUNSET ON FIRE (IRE) 0-1F4

SURPRISE ATTACK (IRE) 12/P-PP2

TURNTHELIGHTSOFF (IRE) PP-P0P3

Mr D. M. Atkinson

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mrs Joanne Swinbank

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr Peter Maddison

GET CRACKING 3P-4P34 S W Racing

GET TIV IT PP

KARAPIRO DOUG P5PP4-4

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP22

LOUGH DES (IRE) U-PPP0

LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) 0P4R-PP

MANKAD (IRE) P-FPP4P

OLDNEWBORROWEDBLUE PP-PUPP

REBEL MONARCH (IRE) U3P/-PP3

SHOLOKHOV COCKTAIL 02P-PP

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mr J Cottingham & Mrs P Culpan

Mr C. N. Richardson

The Racy Ladies Partnership

Miss R Hayton & Mr L Knowles

Mr Peter Maddison

Mr James Binks

Miss P. S. Topley

Mr James Binks

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mr Paul Frank

Mrs M. Sowersby

THE LAST TOOTH 4-P4 The Hon. Arthur Vestey

WE DONE IT (FR) 4432

WHATS THE SOLUTION (IRE) 23-52PU

WHERE’S HECTOR 223-233

The Barker Family

Mrs Gillian Smith

Mr G. C. Myddelton

Eggesford at UPCOTT CROSS

Sunday, 12 May 2024

1.00 2m4f

ATLANTIC LAD

CITY SILK 2

CODETALKER

CULLEVER STEPS P6P

Mrs Jill Dennis

Mr Phil Fry

Mrs G. Ellis

John Heard & David Willis

FORTUNE AND FAVOUR (IRE) Edward & Sue Darke

HEART OF COURAGE (IRE) P The Boundary Stables Partnership

HOLESHOT (IRE) 5-P42F

IT’S A MYSTERY (IRE)

HOLKHAM HALL (IRE) 0/000/-22 The Rockingham Racing Partnership

ICONIC ROCK (IRE) P0PP-22

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 452-3P0

KEEPITFROMBECKY (IRE) 0-2P3U2

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP22

KING ORRY (IRE) 353/-PP5

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 00/P-4P2

RUNNONBETTYOBARLEY R

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs G. Ellis

ITS MARTINS WORLD (IRE) The Martins World Partnership

JIMMY HURDSTROM (IRE) Orchard Stables

JUST HER TYPE (IRE)

Neil & Louise O’Hara

KING ROQUE (FR) r The Boundary Stables Partnership

MOUNT VINSON (IRE) P Mr & Mrs C Poste

PEACE PACT F

Mr & Mrs C Poste

SEE YOU KAUTO P The Shannon Lodge Racing Club

VADAVVERO (IRE) P Mr & Mrs C Poste

1.35 3m

FUSIONICE (FR) 21DP-P6

GROVE ASH 25P52-6

Mr & Mrs Hampton & Landau Partnership

Mr Andrew Finch & Mrs Rita Vicary

HONEST OPINION 2043-42 Redheads On Tour

JET SMART (IRE) 62P-11F

Mrs Fuller

Mr&Mrs Worth Mr&Mrs Roberts

LIBERTY ROCK (IRE) P314-P1 N. Banks J. Gardener T. Hughes

LUCKY LARA (IRE) 12/-2312

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) PP-111

STATE OF FAME (IRE) 1-PPP21

WHITSAND BAY 43-3121

Mr T. Hamlin

Mr Nathan Pyne

Mr T. Vaughan

John & Sonia Gardener

2.10 3m

BINGO D’OLIVATE (FR) 112P-P3

BOLD EMPEROR (IRE) 000665-

CASTLE DARAGH (IRE) PP221

DR RHYTHM (IRE) 1-31231

ENCOUNTER A GIANT (IRE) 115-146

FOOTLOOSE 33-3PP5

HELL RED (FR) 1443P-3

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) 1-P3123

PINK EYED PEDRO 5/1202-1

POLI ROI (FR) P-1P111

Mrs Jenny Luscombe

Mr Ryan G. Chapman

Mr D. Pipe

Mrs C Dunsford & Mr P Clarke

Mr Michael Fothergill

Mr Arron Butterfield

Mr May,Mr Banks,Mr Bickell&Mr Dodd

Mr David Brace

Mr David Brace

Mr T. Vaughan

QUINTIN’S MAN 313P45 The High Rollers

2.45 3m

BARNCROFT (IRE) P0/02-PP

BEAT THE POLI (IRE) 4P-0UP

CANYOUSEEME 5-542

CREEGH NATIVE (IRE) P

FULL SPES (FR) 2550F-0

Mike Fothergill & Di Ralph

Mr T. Vaughan

Barber, French, Baird & Rees

Miss P. S. Topley

Mr J. Shaw

Mr T. Vaughan

Miss Sue Edwards

SOUTHFIELD SCOPE U Mrs Angela Yeoman 3.20 3m

ALL STAR BOY (IRE) 1 The Boundary Stables Partnership

BENIGNITAS (IRE) P

CONOR’S GIFT (IRE) 6/0/212-6

DAISY YEATS 04-324F

FUSIONICE (FR) 21DP-P6

IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) 1D

JEAN GENIE (FR) 3-23133

KNOCK ON WOOD (IRE) P1P

LAVORANTE (IRE) 244-211

LUCKY LARA (IRE) 12/-2312

MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F

OYSTER PERCH 010P-6P

ROC THE BOAT 313/-3UU

SUMMER JAM (IRE) 1P4P

TAKEABID (IRE) U5P134

CASTLE DARAGH (IRE) PP221

ENCOUNTER A GIANT (IRE) 115-146

HONEST OPINION 2043-42

JABBEA (IRE) 21/-4U34

JUBERTILEE (IRE) 3-36151

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) 1-P3123

MILLBANK FLYER (IRE) 2PP-U36

M. A. Bickell

MOODOFTHEMOMENT (IRE) PP-3P11 Mr D. Pipe

OCEAN DRIFTER (IRE) 211/P5/3/- Mrs Sarah Johnstone - Cooke

PINK EYED PEDRO 5/1202-1 Mr David Brace

PROFESSOR CALCULUS 3FP00-2 Mr R. C. Pudd

RYANS FANCY (IRE) 1PU411 The Bardie Bell Bones Partnership

SIBERIAN STAR 0/33-522 Mr T. Vaughan

TAKEABID (IRE) U5P134 Mr J Gardener & T Hamlin

4.30 3m

Mr Nathan Pyne

The White Family

Mr Martyn Griffiths

Mr S. J. Sampson

M Lewis,D Lewis,H Lewis&B Blake

GET CRACKING 3P-4P34 S W Racing

HOBSONS BAY (IRE) P/00P-P

Mr R. C. Pudd

BUD SUCCES (FR) 5-4P54P

Mr John Norman

CULLEVER STEPS P6P John Heard & David Willis

HEARTS CORNER (IRE) 1P1-211 Miss R. Roach

LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) 2-4P05r John Gardener & Torben Hughes

MIDDLETON FOX 0-P Mr S. W. Reddaway

QUINTIN’S MAN 313P45 The High Rollers

Kimblewick (May) at KINGSTON BLOUNT

Sunday, 12 May 2024

2.00 3m

GOLEIRIHEM (IRE) 12/4-311

KNIGHT BACHELOR 324-655

LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 343-P31

MOT POUR MOT (FR) 23P/-P4P

NASEE P/2365-P

The Goleirihem Partnership

Mrs Lucinda Lloyd

Mr K Loads & Mrs K Bowling

Mrs Marcine Marshall

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

SOUTHFIELD LILY 1/05116- Mrs Angela Yeoman

URBAN GRIT (IRE) F2-6113

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314

The Sunday Night Partnership

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

2.50 3m

ANDY DU PIERRES (IRE) 532PP-P

BUSHTUCKER PARK (IRE) 343P-P1

EQUUS FLIGHT (IRE) 3/P313-P

HIGHLAND GLORY r22P-2P

ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P

JEAN GENIE (FR) 3-23133

JEPSONE (FR) 00-PPPP

LAVORANTE (IRE) 244-211

LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332

LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 343-P31

MAIN STAGE (IRE) 2-1323

MY FRIEND FREDDIE 32133-P

J Wadland, C Clifford & P Neal

Mrs J. M. Mann

Mrs G. Harrison

The Sunday Night Partnership

Mr J. H. Henderson

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs F Hutsby & P Corbett

Mr L Price & Mr D Van-Pouke

Mr Alan Hill

Mr K Loads & Mrs K Bowling

The Signy & Marriage Families

Mr G. Sankey

SCHIAP HILL 4P/P33P- Mr & Mrs A. J. Britten

SHANES PASSION (IRE) 0/-P21P Mr M Hollingsworth & Mr N Edwards

3.25 3m

BACK BAR (IRE) 2-41452 ..............................................................................................Richard Cranfield

COUNT SIMON (IRE) 64-5241 Gunshot Paddocks Racing Club

JOLY MAKER (IRE) 43-0452

JOSH THE PLOD (IRE) 65P-43R

POLI ROI (FR) P-1P111

Mr T. Vaughan

SLIEVEGAR 2214-43 Ms J. McCain

SOPRAN THOR (FR) U5P-PP4

Mr John Whyte

TAKE TO HEART 131-PP1 Turner Family 4.35 2m5f

A MIDNIGHT KISS P4/42P/-P

ARKNELL 36-P6

DEFINITE DREAM (IRE) U/PrP-PP

R. R. Evans

Roger & Yvonne Allsop

Miss Madeline Plumb

GET CRACKING 3P-4P34 S W Racing

GRAVESIDE LAD (IRE) PP/-PPP2

GYPSY’S MOON P

HAZARD COLLONGES (FR) P35P-PP

HEATHROW (FR) 0343/-

HERMES ROQUE (FR) PP-P

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 452-3P0

INNELLAN SHORE (FR) 00/PP-UP

ISLO (FR) 5P-6P3P

JEPSONE (FR) 00-PPPP

JUST HER TYPE (IRE)

KEDG WEST (IRE) PP

KILFORDS QUEEN (IRE) UUP-PP3

KINGSTON BLOUNT (IRE) U-P

LADY LAMORNA

LAMANVER STORM F/20-P4P

OUR JOHN (IRE) 6-03325

PASSING AFFAIR P

PILLAR TO POST (IRE) 6P3

WASHPOOL (IRE)

Miss A. S. Henry

DEFINITE DREAM (IRE) U/PrP-PP Miss Madeline Plumb FOR RITA (IRE) 26-2124

GLANCING GLORY (IRE) 13-PPU2 Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

GO WHATEVER (IRE) UP4P3P Mr Anthony Ward-Thomas

MYTH BUSTER (IRE) 24-5423 The Buzz Syndicate

SECRET CARGO (IRE) 4056-21 Miss K. L. Featherstone

STAY OUT OF COURT (IRE) 3440-44 Exors of the Late Mr Donald Smith

TAKE TO HEART 131-PP1 Turner Family

TIGERBYTHETAIL (IRE) F1-1U32

Mr Keith F. J. Loads

4.00 2m5f

BONAMARGY (IRE) 16-6P1U

CAPTAIN MC (IRE) 112221-

ECCO 5-P343P

EEZE A SAINT (FR) F/10SP/-0

GABRIAL THE GREAT (IRE) U11/21-2

DurrellDry Partnership

Mr L. Price

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr T. Murray

YELLOW CAR (IRE) 6

BONAMARGY (IRE) 16-6P1U

BURTOWN (IRE) 51-3313

GOLEIRIHEM (IRE) 12/4-311

JOSH THE PLOD (IRE) 65P-43R

LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) 343-P31

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) PP-111

MY FRIEND FREDDIE 32133-P

OCOJOHN (IRE) 32-121P

RIGHT HAND OF GOD 224-1P4

SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) 11

Mrs Jonjo O’Neill

Mr Charles Buckle

1. Knightwick

2. Great Trethew

3. Badbury Rings

4. Dunsmore

UK COURSE MAP

5. Ffos Las Racecourse

6. Hexham Racecourse

7. Larkhill

8. Chaddesley Corbett

9. Wadebridge, Royal Cornwall Showground

10. Alnwick

11. Cocklebarrow

12. Horseheath

13. Buckfastleigh

14. Ampton

15. Sheriff Hutton

16. Revesby Park

17. Chipley Park

18. Friars Haugh

19. Milborne St Andrew

20. Garthorpe

21. Charing

22. Duncombe Park

23. Brocklesby

24. Higham

25. Askham Bryan

26. Kingston Blount

27. Didmarton

28. Charlton Horethorne

29. Howick

30. Charm Park

31. Cothelstone

32. Bishops Court

33. Guilsborough

34. Bangor

35. Dalton Park

36. High Easter

37. Shelfield Park

38. Hutton Rudby

39. Kilworthy

40. Brafield on the Green

41. Ston Easton

42. Overton

43. Trecoed

44. Siddington

45. Cotley

48. Trebudannon

49. Maisemore

50. Tranwell

51. Chilfrome

52. Bitterley

53. Cherrybrook

54. Edgcote

55. Dingley

56. Kimble

57. Sandon

58. Hornby Castle

59. Thorpe Lodge

60. Corbridge

61. Umberleigh

62. Lockinge

63. Lydstep

64. Paxford

65. Eyton-on-Severn

68. Flete Park

69. Parham

70. Woodford

71. Stafford Cross

72. Fakenham

73. Tabley

74. Godstone

75. South Hill

76. Vauterhill

77. Mollington

78. Witton Castle

79. Holnicote

80. Upcott Cross 81. Peper Harow 82. Bratton Down 83. Ystradowen

Essential Planning Tools from the Point-to-Point Racing Company

The Point-to-Point Racing Company, a joint venture owned 50% by PPA, produces a number of publications aimed to assist owner and trainers in selecting a suitable race, gauging the strength or racing characteristics of the opposition and providing an historical record of past races.

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The Official Loose-Leaf Point-to-Point Form Book provides all you need in terms of form.

Professionally produced by our team of on-course correspondents, each weekly supplement provides full results with in-depth comments-in-running for every Point-to-Point and Hunter Chase and builds up into a comprehensive and indispensable reference tool- delivered weekly to your door.

Each race also contains an official performance rating for the placed horses together with a pace (speed) figure allowing you to quickly determine the level of the race and whether it was truly run whilst a comprehensive index carries details of each horse’s Official Point-to-Point rating If you want to know everything about every horse it’s all in the Loose-Leaf!

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The Point-to-Point & Hunter Chase Yearbook provides a full record of results and statistics from the 2022-23 season

The latest volume in a series that dates back to 1960, the Point-to-Point & Hunter Chase Yearbook provides a record of all the results and statistics from the last season lavishly illustrated throughout. Features include a review of last season by Carl Evans, individual horse comments and handicap ratings compiled by esteemed commentator Martin Harris and last season reviewed in terms of noteworthy performances in ‘On the Clock’

Designed to be a permanent record of the 2022-23 season, the Pointto-Point & Hunter Chase Yearbook also provides a practical guide to the chances of runners in the forthcoming season

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