Go Pointing - Vol 29

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POINTING POINTERS

THE POINT-TO-POINT PODCAST

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

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

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

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

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ON THE CLOCK

Keep the faith! Shoal Bay’s win at the Croome back in March 2023 left many scratching their heads and even I questioned the validity of his time performance that day. Three subsequent disappointing runs did little to dispel these initial reservations yet one year on, and after a hat trick of wins, culminating in a gutsy win over Captain Biggles at Mollington, we can finally put those doubts to bed. A time figure of 110 ranks as his best since September 2021, and, still only 11 years of age, he should find further success on the veteran circuit next year

Elsewhere on the Warwickshire card there were fast time wins for Drakes Well (116) and Grace A Vous Enki (116), the latter keeping up his quest for the leading horse title Close behind Drakes Well was I’m Spellbound (116) –sent off favourite here to get his career back on track after a crashing final fence fall at Larkhill and a below par return at Chaddesley. Although ultimately falling short, this was a much-improved effort from the runner-up who can gain compensation before the season’s end.

Stamina limitations have been the stumbling block to Humaniste’s (122) career but he clocked a solid Open standard time figure when scoring at the Stevenstone He is a useful performer on his day.

Caballo Diablo (108) is another who has suggested in the past that he finds three miles a little stretching, but he made no mistake at Witton Castle and is perhaps on an upward curve. A flat track would appear imperative.

The following Saturday ,a large Holnicote crowd witnessed the belated pointing debut of Ocean Drifter (110), an expensive 95K purchase at the sales back in 2019, but missing from action since a run over fences in November 2022. His previous profile suggests that he will not be inconvenienced by a drop down in trip and showing a good turn of foot here, he may have Hunter chase possibilities.

There is no better indicator of future promise than a maiden run in a relatively quick time Yellow Car’s (102) victory in division two at Kingston Blount looks one to fit that bill. He had been very considerably handled on his debut at the Tedworth, when virtually friendless in the market, but that race had thrown up several subsequent winners, and he was the centre of a substantial gamble here – sent off a warm Even money favourite. His supporters had little cause for concern with Yellow Car running out a smooth six length winner from the Ellis trained Washbrook. His sire, Malinas (GER), has been responsible for a host of classy jumps performers such as Dark Raven and, latterly, Broadway Boy, and although not quite in that league perhaps, Yellow Car is definitely one for future interest.

Yellow Car at Kingston Blount in the Maiden race 2m5F Div-2

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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

Nicky Sheppard

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Josh Newman

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Nick

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

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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)

IN THE FRAM E

Lakota Warrior and Rian Corcoran (1st) Hunt Members at Upcott Cross

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Cameron Johnstone-Baker After Ocean Drifter won the Conditions (Level 2) 8yo&up at Holnicote

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One of the Kimblewick foxhounds takes a cooling dip at Kingston Blount

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The Restricted field at Charm Park

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IN THE FRAM E

Wishful Dreaming and Miss Isla John (right, green and pink), challenges Hermann Clermont and Miss Natasha Cookson at Charm Park

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Wireless Operator and Oliver Chamings (1st) Conditions (Level 2) For Novice Riders at Holnicote Photo: Tim Holt

Holkham Hall, Darren Andrews (1st) nearside, challenges Southfield Scope, Will Biddick (2nd) Maiden 6yo&up at Upcott Cross Photo: Tim Holt

IN THE FRAM E

Izzie Marshall and Lavorante stride out at Kingston Blount

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For Rita and Miss A S Henry take flight at Kingston Blount

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POINTING PEOPLE: REBEKAH BELL

Rebekah Bell, who hails from Lulworth in Dorset, is the second novice rider who trainer Max Comley has guided to debut success in the saddle this season. Despite not coming from a horsey background, and not making her race-riding bow until March, the 20-yearold beat none other than all-time leading jockey Will Biddick when winning on Ryan’s Fancy at Flete Park earlier this month. Jake Exelby caught up with her to find out how she got involved with pointing… and why Max buys the biscuits.

Tell me about yourself and your background in the sport

I went to pony club from the age of eight until I was 17, then went to the British Racing School in Newmarket to do their 18-week course After that, I went to work for Anthony Honeyball for two years, which is where I developed my interest in pointing.

I wanted to work in a pointing yard and had gone to racing school with Max’s girlfriend Ellen, who told me they needed staff I rode out there last summer, really enjoyed it and started there full-time in August.

How did you come by Ryans Fancy?

He’s owned by a family syndicate – my nan, grandad, mum, dad, aunt, and uncle! He was advertised on Facebook and we bought him in September

Talk me through the season so far – and why you haven’t always been riding Ryans Fancy

We thought he’d be revved up (on his seasonal debut) at Larkhill so put James King on board to get the best out of him, then I didn’t ride him at Kingston Blount as it was a competitive race, so we decided on James again.

My first ride at Ampton was a car crash! It didn’t go well – my hat slipped, then my goggles, so I couldn’t see anything, and I lost my stirrups. I sent him into the ditch and fell out of the side door! Emotions were mixed – I was proud of myself for doing it, but disappointed – Rhiannon Fletcher had won on her first ride But I knew I could only improve and was looking forward to the next time

Tell me what it felt like to win at Flete Park

I was taking on Will Biddick and James King and, as a novice, was the least experienced in the field. But Ryan knows his job and I trust him, so knew I’d be a passenger I was sat at the back most of the way round and crept away, then got him going down the hill. I found myself in front two out and kicked on. I think Will congratulated me afterwards, but it was all a bit of a blur – I was over the moon and so proud that my mum was there. He’s a cracking horse

BY JAKE EXELBY

What are your plans for the rest of the season and beyond?

Hopefully I’ll have another ride on Ryan… maybe even another win. Further on, I’d love to get my Category A licence to ride under rules and have a spin round Cheltenham. In the long term, I’d like to own horses myself.

What do you enjoy most about pointing?

I only really started going pointing when I was at Anthony’s and, since then, it’s been a dream of mine to ride in a race I used to say to my mates, ‘That’ll be me one day’. To actually be doing it feels crazy, particularly as my family aren’t as passionate about racing as me

Which other horses of Max’s would you most like to ride in points?

I’ve got a soft spot for Arknell. He’s a lovely boy but quirky – if he doesn’t want to do something, he won’t.

I’d also like to ride Oscar Montel, who’s a lovely safe jumper who would give me a good spin. Rhiannon said I could have a go on him – we could do a little swap.

Which other jockeys do you admire and why?

Toby McCain-Mitchell has a great attitude to the sport and James is fantastic at what he does. Under rules, Rachael Blackmore.

Ryans Fancy, Rebecca Bell (1st)

Conditions (Level 2), 2m4f at Flete Park

Photo: Tim Holt

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

I’d make it more accessible At the moment, you need to log-in to look at entries and results. I’d also put up live streaming so you don’t actually have to be at the races to watch them.

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

Probably something science based. I’ve always been interested in science and was good at chemistry at school.

Who are your favourite musicians and TV shows?

I like the 1975 Every album is very different, and I’ve been to see them live twice. I’ve just finished watching Baby Reindeer As a series, it’s really good and – if you think about it – it’s crazy how easy it is to be a stalker I like the way they highlight these issues in the programme

What superpower would you like and why? Reading people’s minds to see what they’re thinking about me!

Do you have a nickname?

On a daily basis, it’s ‘Bek Bek’. Rhiannon is ‘Rhi Rhi’, and it’s caught on. They also call me Ondaback because I’ve had about 20 falls this season!

Tell me a story about Max

If you fall off, you have to buy the biscuits. At the start of the year, when the horses were coming in, Max was being a little bit cocky, saying, ‘Who’s going to be the first to buy the biscuits?’ I was on a young filly, who was spinning round and throwing shapes. Max was on (experienced multiple winner) Wagner, who dropped his shoulder and threw him on the floor Guess who had to buy the biscuits!

Rebekah with Ryan in his stable Ryan tries to eat the trophy he won at Larkhill

Rebekah riding work on Arknell

REPORTS

MINEHEAD HARRIERS & WEST SOMERSET

SATURDAY 11TH MAY 2024

By Kirsty Boutflower

Following a rare and beautiful display from the Aurora Borealis overnight across Exmoor, the picturesque course at Holnicote seemed determined to continue this theme Bathed in glorious sunshine, punters and families and even a 30 plus French contingent from Longnyau-Perche in Normandy, arrived en masse to enjoy some excellent racing with over 50 runners resulting in first time wins for two jockeys, Ashley Dascombe and Ollie Chamings, winners for National title contenders, James King and Izzie Marshall, and a training double for Warwickshirebased Julie Wadland while there was plenty of value to be had with only one favourite obliging all day.

Ashley Dascombe got a huge reception returning to the winner’s enclosure on Canastero after getting the better of Will Biddick and Beau du Brizais to take the Members race by nearly two lengths. With the six runners tightly grouped, Ashley stalked the odds-on favourite in a bid to turn the tables having finished third to him last year Hitting the front with two to jump, the new application of blinkers to Canastero seemed to galvanise improvement and although Beau du Brizais tried hard to rally, they held on for a popular local win. For trainer Chrissie Gray, this was even more special as it was a birthday winner and her husband Carroll said “this is all down to Ashley who was

adamant that he needed blinkers and it’s paid off.” Nineteen year old Ashley, who comes from Porlock, rides out for several trainers and acquired Canastero from Philip Hobbs and Johnson White, saying “I worked at the yard and Johnson suggested he would be the perfect horse for me to point so I am hugely grateful to him.”

The Novice Riders race can often throw up a surprise and when Westhill, who had been errant throughout the race unseated at the last, jockey Ollie Chamings capitalised on his good fortune to record a first victory and realise his ambition, to ride a winner which his dad, Nigel had never done Twenty-one year old Ollie is currently at

Lagan Valley and Izzie Marshall (1st) Mixed Open Photo: Tim Holt

University on his placement year with Symonds & Sampson in Dorchester and rides out for trainer Hannah Clarke. A nephew of NH trainer, Patrick Chamings, whom he also rides out for when needed, Ollie explained “we bought the horse privately as he was a good schoolmaster and I’ve been placed on him a few times. He absolutely winged the last when I asked him and I think he still would have beaten the horse that unseated as he was going the better.”

Trainer Julie Wadland was saddling her 6th winner of the season when Lagan Valley took the Mixed Open in a close finish which went to the judge as he and favourite, Ninth Wave flashed past the post together With Izzie Marshall determinedly making a bid for the National Lady Jockeys Championship, they were level over the last and the 3lbs he received from the runner-up may have made the difference as the distance was given as a short-head. Afterwards Izzie said “ I really think the lighter weight helped him as had been lumping round a lot more recently but he also loved the quicker ground here and really bounced off it.”

Julie’s second winner came in the penultimate, the Restricted, when her mare, Bushtucker Park benefitted from the lightning-quick pace set by long-time leader, Myunclecharlie, who was 20 lengths clear at one stage, and she was the only one who could land a blow under James King. James closed the leader down with 4 fences to jump and slipped the remainder of the field to coast home by 25 lengths and record the easiest win of the day. Owner Jo Mann who was here to greet her winner with

husband Richard explained “We bought her from an advert on Facebook and James used to ride her at Olly Murphy’s. I had always wanted one by Walk in the Park and just fell in love with her.”

Cameron Johnstone-Baker was riding his second career winner when taking the Conditions race on his family-owned Ocean Drifter who was making his pointing debut. A winner of a point in Ireland, he then went on to win over hurdles for Oliver Sherwood for whom Cameron worked for two “amazing” years. After some time on the side-lines, he was given to Cameron at the start of the year and he was quick to express his thanks to former owners, Tim Syder, Dominic Burke and trainer Oliver Sherwood. Cameron who is now based with Robbie Llewellyn said “he gave me the most amazing feel out there. He jumped amazingly and I managed to fill his lungs up when needed and as I knew he’d stay well, it was his race to lose.”

Trainer Harry Ryall was busy calculating points in the paddock as he welcomed Scoresby back in after the last race, an Intermediate Currently vying with Julie Wadland for the Wessex smaller trainer’s title, this was a welcome winner for the team and their sixth within the Area this season and there is now half a point between the two. Scoresby has now contributed twice to that total following wins at Milborne St Andrew and here for his emotional owner Bob Butler who could hardly speak in the winner’s enclosure. Rob David rode a patient race on the winner, quietly biding his time at the rear of the field before cruising into the lead after a good jump at the open ditch. Rob explained, “I had

so much horse underneath me and I really hit the front too soon. He’s done really well here to carry so much weight as he’s not the biggest,” while Harry confirmed that his next target would be the two mile Hunter Chase at Stratford as he felt the track would suit him well.

A horse that would soon be heading off to the sales was Maiden winner, Jimmy Hurdstrom trained by Eamonn O’Donnabhain, head lad for Tom Lacey A nicely-bred son of Order of St George, he was bought at the Landrover Sale and would now go to Doncaster to be sold. Jockey Sean O’Connor, who was riding his second winner in a week for Eamonn said afterwards, “He’s got some engine on him!” This looked like a fair maiden as 14 went to post in surely one of the biggest fields Holnicote has seen for some years and credit should go to the team behind the ground including Johnson White, Jeremy Scott and Mike Harding.

The racing had been preceded by a Charity race which was won in convincing fashion by Emma Landau on The Raven’s Return. Emma whose chosen charity was the Injured Jockeys Fund was herself no stranger to the winner’s enclosure having ridden 39 winners and her experience showed. Husband Guy Landau explained, “The horse who daughter Molly has won twice on over hurdles, has had 18 months off and will now go back into training with Chris Gordon.” Emma rides out locally for the Hobbs/White yard and was torn between riding here and taking her favourite, Ballee to Haydock for the 3.15.

KIMBLEWICK (MAY) MEETING

SUNDAY 12TH MAY 2024

By Jake Exelby

A sunny Sunday saw a large crowd at Kingston Blount treated to a winning swansong from course specialist Gabrial The Great, James King as good as clinch the Mens Championship with a treble and Izzie Marshall go one ahead of Gina Andrews in their nip and tuck battle for the Ladies equivalent.

“We must stop meeting like this every year,” I quipped to Gabrial The Great’s owner-trainer-rider Thomas Murray as they dismounted in the winners enclosure after the Farol Mens Open, in which eight faced the starter “I don’t know,” he replied with a smile “I quite enjoy it.” The 15-yearold, taking this race for the third year in a row and the fourth time in total, and increasing his course tally to six, was held up early before making smooth progress up the hill on the second circuit. He went second with five to jump but looked held by leader Slievegar until rallying after the last and getting his head in front in the last 100 yards to score by half a length. Eeze A Saint was 11 lengths third.

“That’s him retired now,” confirmed Thomas, who trains Gabrial The Great and one other at Kersoe, near Evesham. “I said I’d do it if he won today. He’s just a legend and loves it here – I only gave the cup back last week and said I might be picking it up again soon!” The evergreen veteran only made his seasonal debut on Monday and Thomas said, “He ran brilliantly and got back in one piece, so we thought we’d come here. They went a nice clip, and he wasn’t too keen, and picked them off bit by bit. I was glad when Toby (McCain-Mitchell, on the runner-up) came off the final bend so I could use the rail. He just put his head down. Thomas added that, unlike Gabrial The Great, he has no plans to retire yet, “Although people probably think I should! I’d like to win a Hunter Chase first.” His only regret on an emotional day was that wife Jess, at home with their four-month-old son Connell, wasn’t here to share in the victory

James King opened his account in the first race, the five-runner Tree Barn at Christmas

Common Conditions Race (Level 2). The champion-elect’s task on the Fred Hutsby trained Mot Pour Mot was made easier by odds-on favourite Southfield Lily’s reluctance to start. The mare was left 30 lengths and, while she made ground to be with every chance up the hill second time round, the effort had taken its toll and Mot Pour Mot – who had jumped into the lead four out and soon gone clear – won by an easy 11 lengths, with Nasee, who had flattered briefly, 27 lengths back in third.

It was an improved performance by Mot Pour Mot, one of five horses owner Marcine Marshall has in training with Fred. “He’s the secret,” she laughed afterwards. “I’ve known him and the family for years and he has a unique way of training. That’s my fourth winner of the season – three have come with Shoal Bay.” Fred was his usual low-key self afterwards, explaining his rich vein of form as, “The time of year –they’ve run themselves fit by now!” Asked if the South Midlands Area trainers title, for which he is in pole position, was a target was met with a simple, “We’ll see.”

James was riding Mot Pour Mot in place of Fred’s 16-year-old son Tom, now ‘retired’

A ‘well done and thank you’ kiss for Gabrial The Great, from Thomas Murray, as the horse now retires from Pointing

Photo: Neale Blackburn

for the season after five wins, to retain his novice status next year, and in the middle of his GCSEs. “I’ve been riding a bit for Fred,” he confirmed, “Filling in the gaps around Tom. He’s in good form and a man to keep on your side Hopefully I’ll have a few more for him.”

The Richardsons Chartered Accounts Maiden, with 16 declarations, was split on the day into two divisions of eight and the first went the way of James again, on Max Comley’s Get Cracking. It was the six-year-old’s first run for Naunton-based Max Comley, and he was untroubled, taking the lead five out and scoring by 23 lengths – it looked longer –from the only other finisher Heathrow

“We got him from Myles Osborne a few weeks ago on behalf of owners SW Racing to help with my championship bid and I thought he’d have a good chance,” admitted Max, referring to the leading trainer title Get Cracking’s success saw him go to 20 wins, two behind Josh Newman in a tight contest. “It’s going to be a big week,” Max told me, “And we’ve got a few to run at Cothelstone We’ve still got 10-12 to run and will give it everything we’ve got.” Max is hoping to take out a rules licence next

season, saying, “I’m doing my modules in June, but we want to keep going with the pointers too, which my partner Ellen Wylie will train.”

James completed his treble – and trainer Luke Price a double – when Mini Fortune prevailed in what looked to this observer to be the closest finish of the day in the Bonner and Babington Estate Agents Intermediate, in which four ran. The mare –winning her fourth race in a row – looked out of contention when losing her place after a mistake five out, but kept battling, closed on Lunar Contact jumping the last and scored by half a length after a tussle all the way up the run in. Long-time leader Josh The Plod was twenty lengths away in third.

“She was my first runner of the season… and first winner,” said Luke of Mini Fortune, who broke her duck at Cocklebarrow in January “We haven’t over-raced her, and owner Nathan Pyne has been patient, and we may keep going with her – we’ll see how she comes out of this.” Quizzed about the manner of her victory compared to easy successes on her last two starts, he admitted, “Sometimes mares make hard work of it. And she was facing better opposition on a galloping course.”

“I’m over the moon,” beamed the winning rider “She’s improved all season – the ground was too soft for her in the winter – she’s very tough and all credit to Luke, who hasn’t got to the bottom of her yet.” James, moving on to 47 for the season and now 16 clear of Will Biddick – who drew a blank at the weekend – was counting no chickens about the leading rider title, but admitted, “It’s a great position to be in.” and nominated the “revelation” Grace A Vous Enki, on course to be this year’s champion horse, as the best he’s ridden this campaign.

Luke had initiated his double in the Highwayman Inn at Checkendon Restricted Race, in which only three started. The

long odds-on improving eight-year-old, winning for the third time on the bounce was untroubled, jumping out in front for Izzie Marshall and never facing a challenge, going on to score by the length of the runin and 20 lengths from Equus Flight and Highland Glory

“James King found us for him from Chris Barber and we thought he’d improve – he was second to Jonbon in an Irish point!” smiled Luke, acknowledging the difficulty of improving one from the young Dorset handler “We brought him out late this season, but I don’t know if he’ll run again as he likes it soft.” It was the trainer’s 12th win (he soon moved on to 13) of a weatherinterrupted season and he admitted, “That’s not as many as I’d have liked, but so many meetings have been abandoned. I’ve still got plenty to run.” Explaining the change of rider, he said simply, “It worked well today and it’s good to give Izzie some help.”

Trainer-rider Lily Bradstock gained some compensation for her misfortune with Southfield Lily when Myth Buster took the College and County Estate Agents Ladies Open. Five went to post and Tigerbythetail was the odds-on favourite but, despite overtaking long-time leader For Rita three out, he couldn’t shake off Myth Buster, who quickened to the front round the final bend and stayed on to win by one-andthree-quarter lengths. For Rita never gave up and was just one-and-a-quarter lengths further back.

“That’s the first time he’s had his ground this season,” confirmed the trainer’s mother Sara, who now holds a rules licence following the sad passing of husband Mark. “He can’t jump out of the soft and pulled two shoes off at High Easter. We didn’t run him at Cheltenham because the heavens opened, and he may go for a Newton Abbot Hunter Chase now.”

Lily, who was saddling her second winner in her own name, confirmed her mother’s

views, telling me, “He’s a very good horse on good ground and schooled brilliantly last week after losing his confidence jumping in soft going.” Talking about her string, which numbers four at the moment but which she hopes to increase next season, she said, “Southfield Lily will run again, we’ll see how Myth Buster comes out of this and we haven’t decided about Kevin (the legendary Southfield Theatre).”

The second division of the Richardsons Chartered Accounts Maiden was won by Graeme McPherson’s Yellow Car, building on his promising Larkhill debut in February Always holding a good position behind the two runaway leaders, he took it up five out (as so many winners did on the day) and – despite being joined by debutant Washpool (one of three runners-up from three rides for Gina Andrews) at the penultimate, found more and quickened away from the last to take the spoils by six lengths under Toby McCain-Mitchell. Definite Dream, one of the early tearaways, stayed on for a distant third.

With the trainer absent, his representative Tia Harrison fielded questions afterwards, saying of the six-year-old – a well-backed even money favourite – “I look after him and ride him every day. He’s very well and we’ve always had belief in him. He ran green at Larkhill and is still inexperienced but took the tricky track in his stride today.” As for future plans, “He may go under rules eventually.”

The successful jockey Toby told me afterwards, “He got a nice lead, and they went off a bit quick (somewhat of an understatement). He was very professional, found his own rhythm, saved a bit when he hit the front and ran on again.” Toby, who also rode Yellow Car at Larkhill, explained how he came by the mount “I ride out for Christy Woods and Graeme’s across the road. Last time, the penny only dropped for him halfway round, and winners have come out of that race, so I was confident today.”

EGGESFORD HUNT MEETING

SUNDAY 12TH MAY 2024

By Granville Taylor

Dean Summersby sent out four winners from his six runners at the Eggesford meeting from his Little Acres yard near Lifton. After a slow start to the season the Summersby team has hit form in the last couple of months and the Devon trainer was saddling his 13th winner of the season at this popular Upcott Cross fixture, run on good ground which was slightly softer at the top end of the track.

The exciting six-year-old Jet Smart, with his quintet of owners cheering him on, started the ball rolling when finishing off strongly to beat Whitsand Bay in the Intermediate with the other Summersby runner Liberty Rock back in third after making much of the running. The in-form trainer is not tempted to pitch Jet Smart into hunter chase company yet, despite the attraction of the Restricted Final at Stratford. Jockey Darren Edwards reported “He is a lovely generous horse who is enjoying his pointing and there was a bit left in the tank,”

Hell Red quickly added to the Summersby / Edwards haul by taking the featured Mixed Open, backed from 7-4 to 4-5. The grey seven-year-old drew clear from the top of the hill to beat the useful Quintin’s Man easing up The trainer reported. “He is owned by a small syndicate and was bought privately from Paul Nicholls. He needs good ground. He can’t go in the soft and it even changes the horse’s mood working on the moor when it’s soft. We might think about the hunter chase at Newton Abbot at the end of May.”

Dean’s daughter Charlotte got into the act by steering Honest Opinion to an easy victory in the Grass Roots race The genuine mare had not visited the winner’s enclosure since her Flete Park success two years ago, but went on her merry way after Jabbea had uncharacteristically crashed through a wing at half way when close up “I knew she was in really good form when she came off the lorry,” said the rider wearing the colours of owners Redheads on Tour – consisting of mother Emma Summersby plus daughters, as Emma confirmed to my rather naïve enquiry asking who are the redheads.

Fortune And Favour Martin McIntyre (1st) farside jumps the last with King Roque Will Biddick (3rd) and See You Kauto Callum Pritchard (2nd) just behind. Goffs Young Horse Maiden

The Summersby team struck again when Lakota Warrior jumped superbly and made all to win the Hunt race, chased home by recent Haldon hunter chase winner Hearts Corner 16-year-old Rian Corcoran, who has enjoyed pony race wins at Upcott Cross in the past and now works for Will Biddick, is one of the finds of the season and was enjoying his fifth pointing success

Holkham Hall was a deserving winner of the six-year-old and over Maiden. The lightly raced eight-year-old had come up against progressive types at Kilworthy and Stafford Cross, quickening well here on the run in after a patient Darren Andrews ride to beat odds-on favourite Southfield Scope Gordon Treacy was saddling his second winner of the season and his partner Amie explained, “It is our first season training at the Rathkenny Stud at Bondleigh near North Tawton and our second winner We bought Holkham Hall from Paul Henderson and he likes soft going.”

There was a blanket finish to the Young Horse Maiden which saw Martin McIntyre’s mount Fortune and Favour storming up the run in to collar See You Kauto and King Roque, with newcomer Atlantic Lad close up in fourth. A lengthy stewards’ enquiry concluded that any interference between the main protagonists was accidental, much to the relief of owners Edward and Sue Darke. The Soldier of Fortune five-year-old Fortune and Favour was sourced from Sean Doyle in Ireland by the Frosts and is stabled with Nikki Frost.

Important Notice also originated from Sean Doyle’s Wexford academy of young point-to-pointers. With Josh Newman in the saddle the pair made up for their Axe Vale lapse with a convincing victory over Summer Jam (Will Biddick) in the Restricted. The champion jockey must have become fed up with finishing second as six of his nine weekend mounts had occupied the runner up berth. Six-year-old Important Notice runs in the colours of Tom and Sally Dalley and is trained by Josh Newman at Woolminstone His future probably lies under rules.

Newman is in a strong position at the moment to secure the National trainers’ award for 15 or more horses, whilst Dean Summersby is making a late bid in the 6 to 14 horse category These are just two of the National Championships heading to an exciting climax, but for reasons best known to themselves the Point- to- Point Authority (PPA) has decided for all intents and purposes to cut off this season on Spring Bank Holiday Monday (May 27th).

This means that results that count towards all the National titles this year will also finish on that day. Whatever happens, pointing enthusiasts can still look forward to three fixtures in the West Country due to take place after the Upcott Cross meeting on Spring Bank Holiday Monday. These are at Trebudannon (evening of May 31st ); Bratton Down (June 2nd); and the traditional end of season meeting at Umberleigh (June 8th). All these meetings will count towards this year’s Devon & Cornwall Area championships.

Photo: Tim Holt

SPEED

FIGURES

HEXHAM 18/05/2024

2:00 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Not The Chablis (IRE) (108) Nick Lost (FR) (107) Ask Cory (IRE) (106) El Presente (GB) (103)

2:35 THE MAIDEN RACE (NWFAA): So Be It (IRE) (96) The Back Braes (IRE) (94) Shantou’s Temple (GB) (92) Whatchagotder (IRE) (86)

3:10 THE MAIDEN RACE: She Is The Enemy (IRE) (103) Take Notice (IRE) (86) Geordies Secret (GB) (82) Trust Me Nate (GB) (82) Lord Pethers (IRE) (78)

3:45 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Buster Valentine (IRE) (128) Loughan (IRE) (128) Benefaktor (IRE) (125) Kingrullah (IRE) (120) Fightfortheroses (IRE) (116)

4:20 THE MALING TROPHY MIXED OPEN RACE: Nick Lost (FR) (117) Buster Valentine (IRE) (114) Dundrum Wood (IRE) (114) Kingrullah (IRE) (113) Cuneo (FR) (112)

4:55 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Lou Marvelous (FR) (106) Whats The Solution (IRE) (100) Bestfriend Barnaby (GB) (94) Henry’s Regime (GB) (94) Penniless (IRE) (92)

5:30 THE EIGHT YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Not The Chablis (IRE) (108) Nick Lost (FR) (107) Kingrullah (IRE) (106) El Presente (GB) (103)

PEPER HAROW 18/05/2024

2:00 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3), FOR VETERAN AND NOVICE RIDERS: Ripper Roo (FR) (101) Killinkere (IRE) (99) Ballintara (IRE) (73) Southfield Royale (GB) (68)

2:35 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Mr Bezi (IRE) (108) Ringsend John (IRE) (108) Soldier Unknown (IRE) (105) Jean Genie (FR) (104) Across The Channel (FR) (94)

3:10 THE MENS OPEN RACE: Captain Mc (IRE) (116) Trappist Monk (IRE) (114) Ecco (GB) (104) Slievegar (GB) (102)

3:45 THE LADIES OPEN RACE: Sixteen Letters (IRE) (131) The Kings Writ (IRE) (127) I K Brunel (GB) (123) Loughan (IRE) (123) No Hassle Hoff (IRE) (123) Take To Heart (GB) (116)

4:20 THE MAIDEN RACE: Graveside Lad (IRE) (96) The Red Fella (IRE) (92) Gold Bandit (IRE) (88) Penelope Ann (GB) (79)

4:55 THE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Soldier Unknown (IRE) (110) Ecco (GB) (104) Ripper Roo (FR) (104) Urban Grit (IRE) (102) Mount Pleasant (GB) (100)

TRECOED 18/05/2024

2:00 THE CASTLEMORRIS EQUESTRIAN & PETS PEMBROKESHIRE HUNT MEMBERS, SU BSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Mini Fortune (IRE) (112) Powerstown Park (IRE) (90)

2:35 THE MASON BROS & THE COTTESMORE FARM & FENTON HOME FARM FOUR AND FIVE YEARS OLD MAIDEN RACE: Holeshot (IRE) (90) Go Johnny Go (IRE) (78)

3:10 THE MR WJ EVANS HENGOED RESTRICTED RACE: Bumpy Evans (IRE) (112) Mr Bezi (IRE) (108) Jean Genie (FR) (104) Did Ja Ever (IRE) (88)

3:45 THE MRS C HIGGON PEMBROKESHIRE HUNT MIXED OPEN RACE: Looksnowtlikebrian (IRE) (128) Voodoo Doll (IRE) (116) Prime Pretender (GB) (115) Siberian Star (GB) (109)

4:20 THE MR C GRISDALE & MR M GEORGE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Prime Pretender (GB) (102) Top of The Charts (FR) (97) Killaro Boy (IRE) (95) Siberian Star (GB) (95) Powerstown Park (IRE) (90)

4:55 THE WELL DRILLING & MR C EDWARDS MAIDEN RACE (NWFAA): Trendy Lady (IRE) (99) Killard Point (FR) (94) Imaginaire (FR) (86) Hedgehopper (GB) (84)

BRATTON DOWN 19/05/2024

2:00 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Ringsend John (IRE) (108) Jean Genie (FR) (104) Alkademon (IRE) (98) Donny’s Fortune (IRE) (97)

2:35 THE MAIDEN RACE: Just A Mystery (IRE) (92) Atlantic Lad (GB) (84) Bud Succes (FR) (84) Share A Moment (IRE) (83) Badbury Rings (GB) (80)

3:10 THE DEVON & CORNWALL AREA CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 1): Walkin Out (GB) (111) Minella Jab (IRE) (104) Joey Steel (IRE) (100) Diligent (FR) (99)

3:45 THE BRENDS HOTELS MIXED OPEN RACE: Shantou Flyer (IRE) (125) Minella Jab (IRE) (111) Pileon (IRE) (111) Joey Steel (IRE) (107) First Preference (IRE) (101)

4:20 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS EIGHT YEARS OLD AND OVER CONDITIONS RACE ( LEVEL 3): Captain Mc (IRE) (106) Cuzzicombe (IRE) (100) Ecco (GB) (97) Funky Sensation (GB) (95)

4:55 THE TOTNES & BRIDGETOWN RACES SERIES CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), F OR GRASS ROOTS RIDERS: Honest Opinion (GB) (102) Siberian Star (GB) (102) Moodofthemoment (IRE) (98) Grove Ash (GB) (96) Bang On Target (IRE) (94)

EDGCOTE 19/05/2024

2:00 THE GRAFTON HUNT MEMBERS, SUBSCRIBERS & FARMERS RACE: Well P (IRE) (102) Trevada (GB) (101) Kilbrew Boy (IRE) (98) The Jolly Pot (IRE) (94)

2:35 THE MAIDEN RACE: Schiapars Magern (GB) (87) Whatchagotder (IRE) (86) Jullou de Grissay (FR) (80) Machu Picchu (IRE) (78)

3:10 THE MIXED OPEN RACE: Grace A Vous Enki (FR) (122) Hung Jury (IRE) (118) Janika (FR) (117) Cobra de Mai (FR) (111)

4:05 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2), FOR NOVICE RIDE RS CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: Premier d’Troice (FR) (108) All Loved Up (IRE) (103) Ballyadam Destiny (GB) (103) Runwiththetide (IRE) (103) Imperial Esprit (IRE) (102) Muckamore (IRE) (100)

4:40 THE RESTRICTED RACE: Calidad (IRE) (114) Chabichou Dupoitou (GB) (109) Soldier Unknown (IRE) (105) Learntalot (IRE) (104)

5:15 THE OWNER-TRAINER CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Ahead of The Game (IRE) (100) Farrants Way (IRE) (100) Mount Pleasant (GB) (100) Secret Cargo (IRE) (99) The Jolly Pot (IRE) (94) Due Reward (IRE) (85)

5:50 THE PPORA CLUB MEMBERS VETERAN HORSE CONDITIONS RACE (LEVEL 3): Benefaktor (IRE) (108) Farrants Way (IRE) (97) Sametegal (FR) (96) It’s For Alan (GB) (93)

TABLEY

19/05/2024

2:00 THE WILLIAM BEECH SKIP HIRE FOUR AND FIVE YEARS OLD MAIDEN RACE: Schiapars Magern (GB) (87) Geordies Secret (GB) (82) Chief Hopper (GB) (72) Boots Folly (GB) (46)

2:35 THE PERFECT COVERS MIXED OPEN RACE: Time Leader (IRE) (135) A Jet of Our Own (IRE) (120) Benefaktor (IRE) (118) Loughan (IRE) (116)

3:10 THE RATHBONES INCORPORATING INVESTEC WEALTH & INVESTMENT PPORA CL UB MEMBERS RESTRICTED RACE: Bestfriend Barnaby (GB) (94) Money Spinner (IRE) (94) Dondiam (FR) (93) Premier Fantasy (IRE) (90) Crobally Boy (IRE) (87)

3:50 THE VINCE HARAN MEMORIAL PPORA CLUB MEMBERS SMALL KEEPERS CONDITI ONS RACE (LEVEL 2): Pym (IRE) (102) One For Billy (GB) (100) Crobally Boy (IRE) (87) Due Reward (IRE) (85)

4:25 THE LORD DARESBURY OLD NORTH WEST AFFILIATED CLASSIC FINAL CONDIT IONS RACE (LEVEL 1): Iskandar Pecos (FR) (121) Perfect Attitude (GB) (112) The Creadan Rogue (IRE) (110) Buzzard Trix (IRE) (88)

5:00 THE NFU NANTWICH NWFAA MAIDEN RACE: Freestyle Fighter (IRE) (94) Schiapars Magern (GB) (87) Whatchagotder (IRE) (86) You And Me Too (IRE) (86) Loughrask Poet (IRE) (82)

LATEST RESULTS

HOLNICOTE 11/05/2024

2:00 1. CANASTERO (IRE) Ashley Dascombe 5-2 2. BEAU DU BRIZAIS (FR) W. Biddick 4-7F

3. CHAMPIONS HILL (IRE) M. McIntyre 4-1 (6 ran).

2:35 1. JIMMY HURDSTROM (IRE) Sean O’Connor 7-2 2. CRAWTER (IRE) J. Newman 3-1F

3. IANTHUS MOME (FR) Mrs J. Supple 16-1 (14 ran).

3:10 1. WIRELESS OPERATOR (IRE) O. Chamings 7-1 2. LURE DES PRES (IRE) J. Stenhouse 10-1

3. ONEUPMANSHIP (IRE) J. Instance 6-1 (7 ran).

3:50 1. LAGAN VALLEY (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 6-1 2. NINTH WAVE (IRE) W. Biddick 1-2F

3. HIS OWN STAR (FR) Mrs J. Supple 10-1 (6 ran).

4:25 1. OCEAN DRIFTER (IRE) Cameron Johnstone-Baker 5-1 2. POLYDORA (IRE) H. Myddelton 5-2

3. HARBOUR QUEEN (IRE) W. Biddick Evens (6 ran).

5:00 1. BUSHTUCKER PARK (IRE) James King 6-4 2. ALL STAR BOY (IRE) W. Biddick 11-10F

3. MARTON ABBEY (GB) E. England 5-1 (7 ran).

5:35 1. SCORESBY (GB) R. David 6-4F 2. CUZZICOMBE (IRE) W. Biddick 9-2

3. STEEL EXPRESS (IRE) J. Stenhouse 4-1 (6 ran).

CHARM PARK 12/05/2024

2:00 1. GOLDEN TAIPAN (IRE) J. Teal 5-2 2. PEACOCKS SECRET (IRE) D. Peters 1-2F

3. ROI DE DUBAI (IRE) T.E.Easterby 9-2 (5 ran).

2:35 1. CABIN CREW (IRE) J. Teal 3-1 2. THE LAST TOOTH (GB) T.E.Easterby 2-1F 3. CODETALKER (GB) Jack Andrews 3-1 (7 ran).

3:10 1. SUNSET ON FIRE (IRE) N. Orpwood 20-1 2. RIDELONGLIVELONG (IRE) Miss Isla John 20-1

3. DESTINATION MAHLER (IRE) D. Peters 11-10J (8 ran).

3:45 1. GO GO GERONIMO (GB) T. Chatfeild-Roberts 9-4 2. CAMDONIAN (IRE) C. Furness 8-11F 3. ROYAL CHANT (IRE) Miss Isla John 10-1 (6 ran).

4:20 1. WISHFULL DREAMING (GB) Miss Isla John 2-1 2. HERMANN CLERMONT (FR) Miss Natasha Cookson 11-10F 3. TOM FLYNN (IRE) W. J. Brown 10-1 (6 ran).

4:55 1. WHATS THE SOLUTION (IRE) J. Teal 5-2 2. BENEFACT (IRE) T.E.Easterby 11-4 3. LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) N. Orpwood 10-1 (12 ran).

KINGSTON BLOUNT

12/05/2024

2:00 1. MOT POUR MOT (FR) James King 5-1 2. SOUTHFIELD LILY (GB) Miss L. Bradstock 4-5F

3. NASEE (GB) J. Cater 16-1 (5 ran).

2:50 1. LAVORANTE (IRE) Miss I. Marshall 1-4F 2. EQUUS FLIGHT (IRE) P. York 6-1 3. HIGHLAND GLORY (GB) W. Barnett 4-1 (3 ran).

3:25 1. MYTH BUSTER (IRE) Miss L. Bradstock 5-1 2. TIGERBYTHETAIL (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 4-7F

3. FOR RITA (IRE) Miss A. S. Henry 6-1 (5 ran).

4:00 1. GABRIAL THE GREAT (IRE) T. Murray 7-2 2. SLIEVEGAR (GB) T. McCain-Mitchell 4-1

3. EEZE A SAINT (FR) Huw Edwards 16-1 (8 ran).

4:35 1. GET CRACKING (GB) James King 2-1F 2. HEATHROW (FR) Edward Vaughan 3-1 (8 ran).

5:10 1. YELLOW CAR (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell Evens 2. WASHPOOL (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 3-1

3. DEFINITE DREAM (IRE) Miss Madeline Plumb 16-1 (8 ran).

5:45 1. MINI FORTUNE (IRE) James King 4-6F 2. LUNAR CONTACT (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 11-8

3. JOSH THE PLOD (IRE) C. Buckle 9-1 (4 ran).

UPCOTT

CROSS 12/05/2024

1:00 1. FORTUNE AND FAVOUR (IRE) M. McIntyre 11-4 2. SEE YOU KAUTO (GB) Callum Pritchard 5-1

3. KING ROQUE (FR) W. Biddick Evens (5 ran).

1:35 1. JET SMART (IRE) D. Edwards 10-11F 2. WHITSAND BAY (GB) J. Newman 2-1 3. LIBERTY ROCK (IRE) Rian Corcoran 4-1 (4 ran).

2:10 1. HELL RED (FR) D. Edwards 4-5F 2. QUINTIN’S MAN (GB) D. Andrews 4-1

3. LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) O. Radford 7-4 (4 ran).

2:45 1. HOLKHAM HALL (IRE) D. Andrews 7-4 2. SOUTHFIELD SCOPE (GB) W. Biddick 4-7F

3. FULL SPES (FR) Miss Heidi Lewis 12-1 (5 ran).

3:20 1. IMPORTANT NOTICE (IRE) J. Newman 1-2F 2. SUMMER JAM (IRE) W. Biddick 6-1

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

3:55 1. HONEST OPINION (GB) Miss C. Summersby 2-1 2. TAKEABID (IRE) Chad Bament 5-2

3. MILLBANK FLYER (IRE) Ms I. Lever 5-1 (4 ran).

4:30 1. LAKOTA WARRIOR (IRE) Rian Corcoran Evens 2. HEARTS CORNER (IRE) D. Andrews 10-11F

3. MIDDLETON FOX (GB) Miss E. Herbison 12-1 (3 ran).

COTHELSTONE 15/05/2024

4:30 1. ENCHANTED MAGIC (IRE) Charlie Marshall 8-1 2. BETWEEN YOU AND ME (IRE) J. Newman 12-1

3. GRAN PARADISO (IRE) M. McIntyre 4-1 (8 ran).

5:00 1. MOONBOW (FR) J. Newman 7-1 2. PATRICKS HILL (IRE) Miss G. Andrews 8-1 3. ARKNELL (GB) T. McCain-Mitchell 11-1 (10 ran).

5:30 1. POSH DUDE (GB) W. Biddick 9-4 2. JUST HER TYPE (IRE) James King 7-4F 3. BRUCE GOBBLER (GB) D. Andrews 10-1 (10 ran).

6:00 1. STADMALLEN (IRE) H. Moore 3-1 2. ALL LOVED UP (IRE) Hugh Lillingston 1-2F 3. VANGO DE VAIGE (FR) J. Neal 20-1 (4 ran).

6:30 1. BACK BAR (IRE) Miss I. Marshall Evens 2. SIZING CUSIMANO (GB) Miss P. Peaster 12-1 3. L’AIR DU VENT (FR) Miss Megan Bevan 6-1 (6 ran).

7:00 1. SHANTOU FLYER (IRE) Billy Broomfield 8-11F 2. DR RHYTHM (IRE) J. Newman 5-4 3. DR OAKLEY (IRE) T. McCain-Mitchell 7-1 (4 ran).

7:30 1. ROCKY CREED (IRE) M. McIntyre 7-1 2. RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) James King 9-4 3. CALIDAD (IRE) P. Mason 3-1 (11 ran).

8:00 1. BORN IN THE WEST (IRE) M. McIntyre 3-1 2. BEAT THE POLI (IRE) W. Biddick 6-1 3. KEEPITFROMBECKY (IRE) J. Newman 6-4F (10 ran).

FIXTURE LIST 2023/24

AREAFIXTURE COURSE DATE

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 ChaddesleyCorbett Monday27thMay

D&C TheSouth TetcottHunt UpcottCrossMonday27thMay

D&C SouthCornwallTrebudannon Friday31stMay

D&C TheTiverton Staghounds BrattonDown Sunday2ndJune

D&C TheTorrington FarmersFoxhounds ChapletonBarton, Umberleigh Saturday8thJune

THIS WEEKEND’S ENTRIES

Haydon at HEXHAM

Saturday, 18 May 2024

2.00 3m

ASK CORY (IRE) P/12-112

CALIBRATOR (IRE) U444P/-P

CUNEO (FR) P23265

EAGLES ROCK (IRE) F-211

EDEN COLLONGES (FR) P3D-35P

EL PRESENTE P4P/-215

FAMOUS RESPONSE (IRE) 025445

FURAX (FR) 46-4P36

HENRY’S REGIME 4/-P3PP2

NICK LOST (FR) P-3r152

NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) 60-PU2C

PENNILESS (IRE) 61-2424

RUFIO 05/4211/-

THE MACON LUGNATIC 2PP-043

TIGER’S SONG //1/5//-3P

TOM FLYNN (IRE) 32-PP63

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314

Miss C. McHattie

Mrs Jacqui Irvine Lang

The Pavillion Syndicate

Mrs V. Russell

Mrs C. A. Coward

8th Earl of Yarborough

Miss C. Tailford

Miss R. Heptonstall

Miss Poppi-Jayne Shepherd

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

The Jockey Start Syndicate

Mr N. W. Padfield

Miss Lucy Brown

The Mactaggart Family

Mrs G. Ellis

Mr J. A. Swinbank

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

2.35 3m

ARNIE (IRE)

CALIBRATOR (IRE) U444P/-P

DOTRE DAME P5

EASTER GLORY 55U-002

HOLLYWOOD HARMON (IRE) P00-PP6

KINGS CHARGER

LADY’S LADY 4P

LEWINS GULLY (IRE) 0

LOOK NORTH 4PP

LORD PETHERS (IRE) U42-PUP

MANKAD (IRE) P-FPP4P

REBEL MONARCH (IRE) 3P/-PP3U

SELECTIVELISTENING (IRE)

Mr Joe Wright

Mrs Jacqui Irvine Lang

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mr Robert H. Goldie

Mr C. Scurr

Ewan and Anna Hyslop

Mr T. C. Dawson

Mr JWE Bevin

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mrs Jacqui Irvine Lang

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr Paul Frank

Mrs G. Ellis

SHANTOU’S TEMPLE 660-230 P Mayland & J Martin-Mayland

SO BE IT (IRE) 6-56r55

THE BACK BRAES (IRE) 03-526

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) 442

WOTNOWCATO (IRE) F2

Exors of the Late Mr W G Young

Mr Ian J. Herbert

The Gambie Gang

Mr Jack Teal

3.10 2m4f

AN BUACAN MOR (IRE) PPP53P

ARNIE (IRE)

BLUE TOPAZ

DOTTIE LOVE (IRE) P5

GEORDIES SECRET 4

HOLLYWOOD HARMON (IRE) P00-PP6

LADY’S LADY 4P

LIVEYOURBESTLIFE (IRE) U0

LORD PETHERS (IRE) U42-PUP

MANKAD (IRE) P-FPP4P

MISS BUTTONS P4PU-PU

PEACE PACT F

SELECTIVELISTENING (IRE)

SHE IS THE ENEMY (IRE) 45302

TAKE NOTICE (IRE) 6P

TRUST ME NATE 5/22-2P2

WOTNOWCATO (IRE) F2

Mrs C. A. Coward

Mr Joe Wright

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mr Matthew John Quinn

Mr Walid Marzouk

Mr C. Scurr

Mr T. C. Dawson

Mr & Mrs John Teal

Mrs Jacqui Irvine Lang

Mrs S. J. Easterby

The Jones Family

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mrs G. Ellis

Mr Norman Sanderson

Mr R. Bewley

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

Mr Jack Teal

3.45 2m4f

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) 3PP235

BAMBOO BAY (IRE) 43/0/0-0

BATMAN FOR EVER (GER) P06-061

Miss Catherine Tuke

Coglan, Kirby & Kilcran

Mr S. Coltherd

BENEFAKTOR (IRE) 2/-32331 The Loads,Andrews,Crawfords&Spences

BLUE SANS (IRE) 113-146

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 3-1U1P1

COOKING FAT 04405F

FIGHTFORTHEROSES (IRE) 053521

FURAX (FR) 46-4P36

HUMPS AND BUMPS (IRE) 4P-6P63

KINGRULLAH (IRE) 0-55232

LOUGHAN (IRE) 341111

Mrs Emma Clark

The Buster Valentine Club

Jack Clark

Miss C. Tailford

Miss R. Heptonstall

Miss J. Stewart

Mrs S. Fenwick

Mr W. A. Wales

PADDLING (FR) 0P-6P44 Miss T. M. Threadgall

4.20 3m

ATTENTION ALL (IRE) 55-PPPr

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) 3PP235

BAMBOO BAY (IRE) 43/0/0-0 Coglan,

BUSTER VALENTINE (IRE) 3-1U1P1

CUNEO (FR) P23265

DUNDRUM WOOD (IRE) 22-1343

EAGLES ROCK (IRE) F-211 Mrs V. Russell

ENVIOUS EDITOR (IRE) 142335-

FIRST ONE D’ANA (FR) 6-64461

KINGRULLAH (IRE) 0-55232 Mrs S. Fenwick

NICK LOST (FR) P-3r152

OSCAR WILDE (IRE) 222511

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 3-P5044

SILVERTOWN (IRE) 304P3F

YOU NAME HIM 1221/0-3

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

Mr S. Coltherd

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Mr D. M. Atkinson

Mr R. Wilkinson

4.55 3m

BESTFRIEND BARNABY 2F53F3

CALLING ARC (IRE) P00P40

CAN WE KEEP HIM r/4-31

EASTER GLORY 55U-002

HENRY’S REGIME 4/-P3PP2

IL PADRINO (IRE) 2P-UF55

LOU MARVELOUS (FR) 2//-123

PENNILESS (IRE) 61-2424

POP THE QUESTION 3-PU451

RIDELONGLIVELONG (IRE) 2r-PP52

RUFIO 05/4211/-

SHANTOU’S TEMPLE 660-230

TIGER’S SONG //1/5//-3P

TOM FLYNN (IRE) 32-PP63

WHATS THE SOLUTION (IRE) 3-52PU1

Mrs Brian Orchard

Miss Liz Nixon & Mr Bryan Stanners

Mr T. C. Dawson

Mr Robert H. Goldie

Miss Poppi-Jayne Shepherd

Mr JWE Bevin

Mrs S. J. Easterby

Mr N. W. Padfield

Mrs Susan E. Mason

Mrs C. A. Coward

Miss Lucy Brown

P Mayland & J Martin-Mayland

Mrs G. Ellis

Mr J. A. Swinbank

Mrs Gillian Smith

5.30 3m

AVOID DE MASTER (IRE) 3PP235

CANELO (IRE) 66/P-663

EL PRESENTE P4P/-215

FIRST ONE D’ANA (FR) 6-64461

INVICTION (IRE) UP-PP13

KINGRULLAH (IRE) 0-55232

MANICMAN (IRE) 11//3F-PP

NICK LOST (FR) P-3r152

NOT THE CHABLIS (IRE) 60-PU2C

ONE FOR BILLY 25P/26-5

RAECIUS FELIX (IRE) 340-06U

RUFIO 05/4211/-

WATCH LAW (IRE) 144-633

YOU NAME HIM 1221/0-3

YOUNG RICH (IRE) 24/-P314

Miss Catherine Tuke

The Thorpe Farm Racing Club

8th Earl of Yarborough

Mr Nick Orpwood

Tweeddale Racing Club

Mrs S. Fenwick

Miss Annabelle Sowray

Mr J. M. B. Cookson

The Jockey Start Syndicate

Mrs K. R. Smith-Maxwell

Miss C. Murray

Miss Lucy Brown

Mrs Ian McKie

Mr R. Wilkinson

The Ice ‘N’ Slice Racing Club

2.00 3m

BALLINTARA (IRE) 3-P56rr

GET OUT THE GATE (IRE) 6P4/-46P

HAPPY LARRY (IRE) PP5/312-

HIGHLAND GLORY 22P-2P3

HIGHWAY HERO P-PP4P0

KILLINKERE (IRE) 5-U2P13

RIPPER ROO (FR) 5-3231P

SOUTHFIELD ROYALE 3//-P0PU3

Cockerell Cowing Racing

Mrs J. Thornhill

Mrs K. H. York

The Sunday Night Partnership

Miss Elizabeth Feakes

Mr Cliff Myers

Gunshot Paddocks Racing Club

Mr D. Laverty

2.35 3m

ACROSS THE CHANNEL (FR) 46/PP-P4

Mr L. Price

GAMALOU D’ALENE (FR) 5/3P1/P-3........................................................................Mrs A. E. Willes

GOLD BANDIT (IRE) 3-625P3

HIGHWAY HERO P-PP4P0

JEAN GENIE (FR) 3-23133

MONEY SPINNER (IRE) B1P-225

MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F

PENNILESS (IRE) 61-2424

RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) 0B4-P12

Christopher & Moira Ballenden

Miss Elizabeth Feakes

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Daniel Cherriman

Mr L. Price

Mr N. W. Padfield

Mr T. Vaughan

SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) 11 The Woodway Partnership

3.10 3m

CAPTAIN MC (IRE) 12221-U

COUP DE PINCEAU (FR) 36-212P

ECCO 5-P343P

ENVIOUS EDITOR (IRE) 142335-

JOSH THE PLOD (IRE) 5P-43R3

ONE FOR BILLY 25P/26-5

SLIEVEGAR 214-432

Mr L. Price

Mr P. Hiscock

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Mr Alastair Crow

Mr Charles Buckle

Mrs K. R. Smith-Maxwell

Ms J. McCain

TAKE TO HEART 31-PP16 Turner Family

TRAPPIST MONK (IRE) 646-222

3.45 3m

COUNT SIMON (IRE) 4-5241P

Paddocks Racing Club

I K BRUNEL 33-4213 The I K Brunel Partnership

IMPERIAL ACOLYTE 4-31521

LOUGHAN (IRE) 341111

Miss K. L. Featherstone

Mr W. A. Wales

NO HASSLE HOFF (IRE) 2-P122P Turner Family

RYANS FANCY (IRE) 1PU411 The Bardie Bell

SIXPENNYSILVER

SIXTEEN LETTERS (IRE) 441122

TAKE TO HEART 31-PP16

THE KINGS WRIT (IRE) 4P-131F

4.20 3m

COLEMANSTOWN LAD (IRE) 2/U2-4PP

CROUCHING TIGER (IRE) 00-0

GOLD BANDIT (IRE) 3-625P3

GRAVESIDE LAD (IRE) P/-PPP2P

KYLER KANE (IRE) 34P3

PATRICKS HILL (IRE) P35-FPP

PENELOPE ANN 52

SELECTIVELISTENING (IRE)

SIXPENNYSILVER

SUVLA BAY 53/S-5

THE RED FELLA (IRE) 5-233P

THE SWEDE 0060P-P

TULLY STAR (IRE) P

WINDGAP HILL (IRE) FPP2FP

BALLINTARA (IRE) 3-P56rr

CUSP OF CARABELLI (IRE) 00P-P16

ECCO 5-P343P

FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 12P-P2P

IMPERIAL ACOLYTE 4-31521

JOSH THE PLOD (IRE) 5P-43R3

KILLINKERE (IRE) 5-U2P13

MOUNT PLEASANT 2-51131

ONE FOR BILLY 25P/26-5

RIPPER ROO (FR) 5-3231P

SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) 11

SOUTHFIELD ROYALE 3//-P0PU3

THE YELLOW MINI 44-22PP Mr B. Dowling

URBAN GRIT (IRE) F2-6113 The Sunday Night Partnership

The Welsh International at TRECOED

Saturday, 18 May 2024

2.00 3m

MINI FORTUNE (IRE) PP-1111

PHOENIX ROCK (IRE) P5340/P/-

POWERSTOWN PARK (IRE) 0/PU-3F4

Mr Nathan Pyne

Mr G. Barber

Miss A. Willmott

2.35 2m4f

BLUE TORNADO (IRE)

BULLETOFEXPRESSION (IRE)

GO JOHNNY GO (IRE) 153

GOLAN LOOP (IRE)

Mr H. D. Dunne

Mrs S. James

Mr S. J. Clare

Mrs S. James

GUNSIGHT HILL (IRE) U Walnut Hill Partnership

HIGHWAY JACK 6-

HOLESHOT (IRE) 5-P42F

HOLIDAY FUND (IRE)

JOYEUX MOME (FR) 3-P

MOONBOW (FR)

PEACE IN THE PARK (FR)

SEYMOURJOHN

WORK DE STREET (IRE)

YANKEE STAR (IRE)

Mrs S. James

Mr T. Vaughan

Blackmore Racing Club

Mr T. Vaughan

Blackmore Racing Club

Mrs S. James

Mrs Marie Brennan

Mr Max Young

Mr Max Young

3.10 3m

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

BLIXT BANDIT (IRE)

BUMPY EVANS (IRE) 00/-FF21

DID JA EVER (IRE) 3501

EMORELLE (IRE) 204/540-

GETAWAY CORY (IRE) 4/3-4P21

GOLAN LOOP (IRE)

HIGHWAY JACK 6-

JEAN GENIE (FR) 3-23133

MILANFORD (IRE) 02PPPP-

MR BEZI (IRE) 6-6P1F

MRS JONES 0P-UP55

PEACE IN THE PARK (FR)

WILDFIRE JIMMY (IRE)

Mr D. P. Murphy

Mr T. Vaughan

Blackmore Racing Club

Mr William Corrigan

Mr T. Vaughan

Mrs S. James

Mrs S. James

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr Max Young

Mr L. Price

Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

Mrs S. James

Mrs S. James

3.45 3m

KILLARO BOY (IRE) 3-PPUP2

LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN (IRE) P31233

PHOENIX ROCK (IRE) P5340/P/-

PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F

POWERSTOWN PARK (IRE) 0/PU-3F4

Mr W. H. Pugh

Mr David Brace

Mr G. Barber

Miss R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Miss A. Willmott

PRIME PRETENDER 5P31-11

SIBERIAN STAR 0/33-522

SLIEVEGAR 214-432

TOP OF THE CHARTS (FR) P-56304

VOODOO DOLL (IRE) 1111-11

Mr R. E. R. Williams

Mr T. Vaughan

Ms J. McCain

Miss Chloe mills

Mr R. E. R. Williams

4.20 3m

FRAU GEORGIA (IRE) 20/P4P0-

KILLARO BOY (IRE) 3-PPUP2

PHOENIX ROCK (IRE) P5340/P/-

POWERSTOWN PARK (IRE) 0/PU-3F4

PRIME PRETENDER 5P31-11

SIBERIAN STAR 0/33-522

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 3//6-55P2

Miss K. C. Powell

Mr W. H. Pugh

Mr G. Barber

Miss A. Willmott

Mr R. E. R. Williams

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr T. Vaughan

TOP OF THE CHARTS (FR) P-56304 Miss Chloe mills

4.55 3m

ARKNELL 36-P6 Roger & Yvonne Allsop

BOOMTOWN KNAT (IRE) /P/P//-UPP Miss M. Gomez-Jones

BREEZE A ROSA 0-

CELTIC HILL

EMORELLE (IRE) 204/540-

HEDGEHOPPER 00PP-P3

IMAGINAIRE (FR) 452-3P0

KILLARD POINT (FR) PP22

MASKA DU MORVAN (FR) 0/P-4P24

Mr A. Evans

Mrs Marie Brennan

Mr William Corrigan

Mr T R R Farr

Mr T. Vaughan

Miss P. S. Topley

Mr T. Vaughan

MRS JONES 0P-UP55 Mrs Tracey Barfoot-Saunt

SILENT SELECTOR (IRE)

Mr H. D. Dunne

TRENDY LADY (IRE) 53-4260 The Trendy Lords & Ladies Club

WILDFIRE JIMMY (IRE)

Mrs S. James

5.30 2m

BULLET LANE (IRE)

Mr D. W. Barber

CARAMELO RAPIDO (IRE) 4 Mr Max Young

CELTIC QUEEN

COMMANDER TEDDY

IS OUR OTIS (IRE) 22

LIGHTSPEEDAHEAD (IRE)

MOULANE A CHROI (IRE)

ROYAL HOPE (IRE)

THANK ME LATER 0

VARINIA (FR) 6

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr L. J. Williams

Mr Robert Jones

Mr H. D. Dunne

Richard Foley

Mr Max Young

Miss Hebe Swindail

Mrs Kayley Woollacott

Dulverton West at BRATTON DOWN

Sunday, 19 May 2024

2.00 3m

ALKADEMON (IRE) 412-354

Mr & Mrs Roderick Moore

ALL STAR BOY (IRE) 12 The Boundary Stables Partnership

BOYS WILL BE BOYS (IRE) PF352

CHATO SANTANA (IRE) 341P55-

DAISY YEATS 04-324F

DO WHATEVER (IRE) 1PP40P

DONNY’S FORTUNE (IRE) 3F31-P3

FIRE SQUADRON (IRE) 3PP-540

GROVE ASH 5P52-64

HIGHLAND LEGEND 3P/-PP5P

JEAN GENIE (FR) 3-23133

LIWAH (FR) 4P-4106

LUCKY LARA (IRE) 12/-2312

MILTOWN BRIDGE (IRE) 1-P4204

MY LUCKY STAR (IRE) 14-3

RINGSEND JOHN (IRE) 0B4-P12

RUE ST DENIS (IRE) 0-P31

RUSSIAN INVASION (IRE) 2//43-314

STADMALLEN (IRE) 2-2455r

TEMPLIER D’HABERT (FR) 122-242

TOP MAN TOM (IRE) 4UPU13

The Hon Mrs Townshend & Mr J.R.Townshend

Mr and Mrs Ben Herbert and Family

Mrs S. Prouse

Mrs D. J. Treneer

Mr & Mrs J.F. Symes

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mr Andrew Finch & Mrs Rita Vicary

Mr J. Grant Cann

Mr T. Vaughan

John & Sonia Gardener

Mr T. Hamlin

Mr Stuart Jarrett & Mrs Wendy Jarrett

The My Lucky Star Partnership

Mr T. Vaughan

Mr S. Loxton

Mr D. Summersby

Brian Mccreesh & Heidi Stevens

Mrs J. McCullough

Mrs L. Osborne

2.35 3m

ATLANTIC LAD 4

BADBURY RINGS U22

BUD SUCCES (FR) 5-4P54P

COCKSPUR BALLA 346-PF4

FIRE SQUADRON (IRE) 3PP-540

HOLIDAY FUND (IRE)

JUST A MYSTERY (IRE) 5P-34P3

KATES LANE (IRE) 33P/RPF-

LADY VALKYERIE P4P-304

LAMANVER STORM F/20-P4P

MAGIC BUTTON (IRE)

MOONBOW (FR)

Mrs Jill Dennis

Chris Tory

Mr John Norman

Mrs R. Vanstone

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Blackmore Racing Club

Wheeler Stone & Spencer

Mrs E. Scott

The Group of Otters

Mr H. Winnard

Mr S. Payne

Blackmore Racing Club

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

SHARE A MOMENT (IRE) 0/40-246

SWEET SAFFRON 000PP-P

Mr Ryan G. Chapman

Mr P. A. Tylor

3.10 3m

ANOTHER EMOTION (FR) 0P-PURP Edworthy Racing

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 644D31 T Hamlin, J E Gardener

DILIGENT (FR) 2-P12U4

The Devon Diamond Friends

FANZIO (FR) P-6PP5P Fanzio Partnership

FUNKY SENSATION 4P4P44

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

GREAT D’ANGE (FR) 4-PP6PP The Kernow Lowen Partnership

JOEY STEEL (IRE) 6P2-522

MANOFMANYWORDS PP3364

MINELLA JAB (IRE) 21-5534

MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) 3PPP-0P

NOBODYDOESITBETTER 1/253-PP

SKILFUL LORD (IRE) P631-1P

WALKIN OUT 5-P2511

Mr J. Cole

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mrs C. Lawrence

Mr & Mrs Helen & Peter Bament

Mr A Jackson & Mr D Lovell

Mr B. J. Palfrey

Mr J. Dorse

3.45 4m1f

ANGE DES MALBERAUX (FR) 31/5P4-P Mr Brian McCreesh

CHELTENAM DE VAIGE (FR) 3P2124- Matt & Sally Burford

CHIC NAME (FR) 2P//403P/- Miss V. Huxtable FIRST PREFERENCE (IRE) 12P-P2P Mr G Garland,Mr

JOEY STEEL (IRE) 6P2-522

MINELLA JAB (IRE) 21-5534

PILEON (IRE) 0P-P241

PONT AVEN (IRE) 62-U25F

SHANTOU FLYER (IRE) 1162r1

YOUNG BUCK (IRE) 31-4315

4.20 3m

CAPTAIN MC (IRE) 12221-U

CHATO SANTANA (IRE) 341P55-

CUZZICOMBE (IRE) 12P-5P2

DORRELLS PIERJI (FR) 22/-5P12

ECCO 5-P343P

FUNKY SENSATION 4P4P44

MANOFMANYWORDS PP3364

ONE TREE HILL (FR) 422/-PP6

POUR UNE RAISON (FR) 65-PUP4

RYANS FANCY (IRE) 1PU411

SKILFUL LORD (IRE) P631-1P

TIGHT CALL (IRE) 3//6-55P2

ANOTHER EMOTION (FR) 0P-PURP

BANG ON TARGET (IRE) 644D31

CHECKITOUT (IRE) 32P4-P2

CHELTENHAM MATI (FR) 2/2r2-U0

GROVE ASH 5P52-64

HONEST OPINION 043-421

MOODOFTHEMOMENT (IRE) PP-3P11

MUSTMEETFORAPINT (IRE) 3PPP-0P

ONE FORTY SEVEN (IRE) 4U6-FP3

PROFESSOR CALCULUS 3FP00-2

SIBERIAN STAR 0/33-522

Grafton at EDGCOTE

Sunday, 19 May 2024

2.00 3m

FIFTYFIFTY (IRE) 0-0P44

GRANDPA’S FOLLY 250-PF

KILBREW BOY (IRE) 40-2324

NASEE 2365-P3

NOTANOTHERBADDREAM 0P-P

RIZZARDO 61UP-PP

THE JOLLY POT (IRE) 2/P5-355

TREVADA 321121

WEE WILLIE NAIL (IRE) 1PP/PP-5

WELL P (IRE) 0/-PU221

Mr Charles Dixey & Mr Tim Brown

Mr Charles Dixey

Mr B. I. Case

The Charlie’s Angels Partnership

Mr Connor Gray

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

Mr G. J. Tarry

The Picnic Partnership (Mr & Mrs Poste)

Mr R. C. Harper

The Paddy Pea Club

2.35 3m

A LITTLE SOMETHING U

ASK DENNIS (IRE) P-P

AVRIL STAR (IRE) 40

BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE) 3

COLEMANSTOWN LAD (IRE) 2/U2-4PP

Mrs Zara Tindall

Mr T. E. Wardall

Mrs Imelda M Lynch

Mr James Stride

Mr N. W. Padfield

COLLEGE FIELD 32PP-P6 Miss N. Henton

GALLANT GERONIMO (FR) 33343-4

Ms Alison Sargeant & Mr Glyn Jones

GUNSIGHT HILL (IRE) U Walnut Hill Partnership

JULLOU DE GRISSAY (FR) 040-5DP

LEWINS GULLY (IRE) 0

LUDOVICA P

Welton,Mobley,Sunderland Partnerhsip

Mr JWE Bevin

Mr M. R. Clarke

MACHU PICCHU (IRE) 2-P.........................................................................................Richard Cranfield

MISS IRELAND (IRE) P

MOUNT VINSON (IRE) P

NOTANOTHERBADDREAM 0P-P

PASSING AFFAIR PU

PATRICKS HILL (IRE) P35-FPP

PEACHEY (IRE) //F2P///-4

SCARLET JET (IRE)

SCHIAPARS MAGERN 3

THE BUTCHERS BOY (IRE) 3

Miss V. Markowiak

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mr Connor Gray

360 Racing Club

Mr N. W. Padfield

Miss Daisy Horsfield

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Miss Sarah A. Dawson

Mr Martin Oliver

TINKER TWO

TREEMOSS /P/P4/P/-0

VALIDATION (IRE) P

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) 442

R. J. Smith-Maxwell

Mr P. W. Taylor

Mr R.J Rogers& Mr R Styles

Mr N. W. Padfield

The Gambie Gang

3.10 3m

BALLYADAM DESTINY 552-652

BOUGHTBEFORELUNCH (IRE) 25P/-P54

CARYTO DES BROSSES (FR) 12-221P

Mr M. Williams

Mrs Phillippa Taylor

Mr J. R. M. Ridge

CHELTENAM DE VAIGE (FR) 3P2124- Matt & Sally Burford

COBRA DE MAI (FR) 13133-1

ENVIOUS EDITOR (IRE) 142335-

GALLYHILL (IRE) 50-4P06

GOLAN FORTUNE (IRE) 0P5//-111

GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) 1-11131

HUNG JURY (IRE) 632313

JANIKA (FR) 1-PP424

JASMIN DES BORDES (FR) 332-P55

JETAWAY JOEY (IRE) 2/211-14

RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) 121-36P

RUSSIAN DIAMOND (IRE) 3-P5044

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/P4-122

BALLYADAM DESTINY 552-652

DUE REWARD (IRE) 530-U36

IMPERIAL ESPRIT (IRE) 1-22441

MR MAFIA (IRE) 66-P553

MUCKAMORE (IRE) 1F2235

PREMIER D’TROICE (FR) 53-UUP2

RUNWITHTHETIDE (IRE) PP-1PP1

STRIKING OUT 523-3Ur

TAKE TO HEART 31-PP16

THE COMPOSEUR (IRE) 022-15P

WHERES MY WONDER (IRE) P36PP

WISECRACKER 55FP-P0

Mr Ricky East

Mr Alastair Crow

4.40 3m

ALL STAR BOY (IRE) 12 The Boundary Stables Partnership

CALIDAD (IRE) F0-P5P3

Mr Christopher Mark Clarke

CAPPARATTIN 00/0//4-61 The Bumble Bee Racing Partnership

CHABICHOU DUPOITOU P2-32P2

COOLATTITUDE (FR) 122-05P

EQUUS FLIGHT (IRE) P313-P2

Mr Robert Waley-Cohen

Paul and Sara Thorman

Mrs G. Harrison

GAMALOU D’ALENE (FR) 5/3P1/P-3........................................................................Mrs A. E. Willes

IL PADRINO (IRE) 2P-UF55

LEARNTALOT (IRE) 312-332

PENNILESS (IRE) 61-2424

QUEENHILL P45-146

SFORZA CASTLE (IRE) 30P-214

Mr JWE Bevin

Mr Alan Hill

Mr N. W. Padfield

Mr Mervyn Jones

Mrs Sophie Pauling

SOLDIER UNKNOWN (IRE) 11 The Woodway Partnership

TIGER’S SONG //1/5//-3P

Mrs G. Ellis

WELL P (IRE) 0/-PU221 The Paddy Pea Club

5.15 3m

AHEAD OF THE GAME (IRE) 3322-43

BENTONS LAD 5PPUP-0

BILLY TWO RIVERS (IRE) 3

DUE REWARD (IRE) 530-U36

2.00

AVRIL STAR (IRE) 40

BLUE TOPAZ

BOOTS FOLLY P4FF

Miss Marita Warner-King

Mrs Kim Sly

Mr James Stride

Mrs A. Bealby

FARRANTS WAY (IRE) 0/34-133

FOOTLOOSE 3-3PP54

HYBERY (FR) 56r0-P2

IL PADRINO (IRE) 2P-UF55

MOUNT PLEASANT 2-51131

SECRET CARGO (IRE) 4056-21

THE JOLLY POT (IRE) 2/P5-355

THE YELLOW MINI 44-22PP

Mr T. Murray

Mr Arron Butterfield

Miss N. Henton

Mr JWE Bevin

Mr N. R. W. Wright

Miss K. L. Featherstone

Mr G. J. Tarry

Mr B. Dowling 5.50

3m

BENEFAKTOR (IRE) 2/-32331 The Loads,Andrews,Crawfords&Spences

BENTONS LAD 5PPUP-0

DUE REWARD (IRE) 530-U36

FARRANTS WAY (IRE) 0/34-133

FRENCH PIECE 233P//-PF

IT’S FOR ALAN 21232-3

RAVEN’S TOWER (USA) 121-36P

SAMETEGAL (FR) U1-1PU2

Mrs Kim Sly

Mrs A. Bealby

Mr T. Murray

Miss Marita Warner-King

Miss J. Davis

Mrs Sophie Pauling

Mrs Belinda Keighley

STEP BACK (IRE) 200424- Cracker and Smodge Partnership

TIGER’S SONG //1/5//-3P

WISECRACKER 55FP-P0

Knutsford Races Club at TABLEY

Sunday, 19 May 2024

2m4f

Mrs Imelda M Lynch

Mr & Mrs C Poste

Mr Peter Maddison

CHIEF HOPPER 656P-5P The Run Out Of Tonic Racing Club

ELEVENYEARSLATER

GEORDIES SECRET 4

A & A Bannister-Bell

Mr Walid Marzouk

GUNSIGHT HILL (IRE) U Walnut Hill Partnership

JUBILEE PARTY

KINGSTON FLOSS (IRE) 6P

SCHIAPARS MAGERN 3

VADAVVERO (IRE) PF

Mr Finlay Bracken

Caroline Robinson & Michael Roberts

Miss Sarah A. Dawson

Mr & Mrs C Poste

2.35 2m4f

A JET OF OUR OWN (IRE) 1-33211

Mr Edward Philipson-Stow

ALL LOVED UP (IRE) 0/P4-122 Lillingston Family

BALLYADAM DESTINY 552-652

Mr M. Williams

BENEFAKTOR (IRE) 2/-32331 The Loads,Andrews,Crawfords&Spences

EEZE A SAINT (FR) 10SP/-03

LOUGHAN (IRE) 341111

OSCARS LEADER (IRE) 4266-4P

PYM (IRE) 5//60-115

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr W. A. Wales

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr Timothy Talbot

ROI DE DUBAI (IRE) 00-PFP3 The Gone Pinting Partnership

ROYAL ACT P0-505P

SAMETEGAL (FR) U1-1PU2

SHANG TANG (IRE) 251U15

Miss Sarah-Jayne Davies

Mrs Belinda Keighley

Ms A Sargeant, Mr G Jones & Ms C Monk

STEADY THE SHIP (IRE) 5U21-PP....................................................................................Mrs V. Sollitt

TIME LEADER (IRE) 11P-134 G&S Capper M&C Kennerley M Loran

WILLEWONGA 0/6325-P

Mr Nathan Richards

3.10 3m

BARRY SCOTT (IRE) 2/-5P61

BESTFRIEND BARNABY 2F53F3

CROBALLY BOY (IRE) 1-P62P5

DONDIAM (FR) F44U1-P

MONEY SPINNER (IRE) B1P-225

PREMIER FANTASY (IRE) 213

Mr G. C. Myddelton

Mrs Brian Orchard

Mr P. W. Clifton

Mr Timothy Talbot

Mr Daniel Cherriman

Roy & Louise Swinburne

RUFIO 05/4211/- Miss Lucy Brown

SURPRISE ATTACK (IRE) 12/P-PP2

The Racy Ladies Partnership

TANGO ARUMBA (IRE) 0000P-U Mrs Jane Gerard-Pearse

TIGER’S SONG //1/5//-3P

TRIP SWITCH (IRE) 2/1F-43

Mrs G. Ellis

Mr B. I. Case

Mrs G.

The Three O’Clock Fox Partnership

3.50 3m

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

CROBALLY BOY (IRE) 1-P62P5

DUE REWARD (IRE) 530-U36

EEZE A SAINT (FR) 10SP/-03

HASHEHADHISOATSYET (IRE) 00030-P

MY FRIEND FREDDIE 32133-P

ONE FOR BILLY 25P/26-5

OSCARS LEADER (IRE) 4266-4P

PYM (IRE) 5//60-115

Miss Laura Richardson

Mr P. W Clifton

Mrs A. Bealby

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr Henry George Bailey

Mr G. Sankey

Mrs K. R. Smith-Maxwell

Mrs Jane P. Wanless

Mr Timothy Talbot

TRIP SWITCH (IRE) 2/1F-43 The Three O’Clock Fox Partnership 4.25 3m

BUZZARD TRIX (IRE) 1P-P3P4 Mrs D. Walton

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

ISKANDAR PECOS (FR) 31-2111

Miss Hannah Roach

PERFECT ATTITUDE 2/U0P-11 The Garton Family

THE CREADAN ROGUE (IRE) P-34231

Mr D. A. Malam 5.00 3m

BROCKROCK ROXIE 4P The Reade Davies Partnership

FFREE PEDRO (IRE) 4U26P-0 Mr Timothy Talbot

FREESTYLE FIGHTER (IRE) 42 Mr Henry George Bailey

GALLANT GERONIMO (FR) 33343-4 Ms Alison Sargeant & Mr Glyn Jones

HOLLYWOOD HARMON (IRE) P00-PP6 Mr C. Scurr

KOYLI 0P

Mr Peter Maddison

L’AVENTARA U Mr Chris Harriman

LOUGHRASK POET (IRE) P4R-PP3

Mr & Mrs J Nellis

PIN STONE PP Mr Simon Edwards

SABRE RATTLING PF Mr D. A. Malam

SCHIAPARS MAGERN 3 Miss Sarah A. Dawson

SELECTIVELISTENING (IRE) Mrs G. Ellis

SUVLA BAY 53/S-5 Mr Robin Lewis

TREEMOSS /P/P4/P/-0

Mr R.J Rogers& Mr R Styles

VOLATORE 00/P-PrP Ms E Samuel & Ms B Samuel

WHATCHAGOTDER (IRE) 442

YOU AND ME TOO (IRE) P/-P24

The Gambie Gang

Mr D. P. Constable

Ellis

1. Knightwick

2. Great Trethew

3. Badbury Rings

4. Dunsmore

UK COURSE MAP

5. Ffos Las Racecourse

6. Hexham Racecourse

7. Larkhill

8. Chaddesley Corbett

9. Wadebridge, Royal Cornwall Showground

10. Alnwick

11. Cocklebarrow

12. Horseheath

13. Buckfastleigh

14. Ampton

15. Sheriff Hutton

16. Revesby Park

17. Chipley Park

18. Friars Haugh

19. Milborne St Andrew

20. Garthorpe

21. Charing

22. Duncombe Park

23. Brocklesby

24. Higham

25. Askham Bryan

26. Kingston Blount

27. Didmarton

28. Charlton Horethorne

29. Howick

30. Charm Park

31. Cothelstone

32. Bishops Court

33. Guilsborough

34. Bangor

35. Dalton Park

36. High Easter

37. Shelfield Park

38. Hutton Rudby

39. Kilworthy

40. Brafield on the Green

41. Ston Easton

42. Overton

43. Trecoed

44. Siddington

45. Cotley

48. Trebudannon

49. Maisemore

50. Tranwell

51. Chilfrome

52. Bitterley

53. Cherrybrook

54. Edgcote

55. Dingley

56. Kimble

57. Sandon

58. Hornby Castle

59. Thorpe Lodge

60. Corbridge

61. Umberleigh

62. Lockinge

63. Lydstep

64. Paxford

65. Eyton-on-Severn

68. Flete Park

69. Parham

70. Woodford

71. Stafford Cross

72. Fakenham

73. Tabley

74. Godstone

75. South Hill

76. Vauterhill

77. Mollington

78. Witton Castle

79. Holnicote

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

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