The Jockey Club would like to thank our Group Partners for their support 2024
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Thank you for supporting us today for our Jump Season Finale in which we are proud to host the Go North Series Chase Finals.
We have six races scheduled with a total prize fund of £130,000 on offer for winning connections Our first race is due off at 14.12pm shortly followed by the three Go North Chase finals, the Veterans Chase and finally an Open National Hunt Flat Race to finish the day at 17.05pm Thank you to all Owners and Trainers who have travelled to support us today.
The Go North series was designed to give connections of mid-range rated horses a crack at decent price money as well as - through the various qualifiers - boosting field sizes on the northern circuit
The iconic names are also something we are really proud of; One Man was a Champion Chaser trained in Cumbria by Gordon Richards as was his fellow flying top-class grey, Monet’s Garden, who was with his son Nicky. The other, is named after the mighty Red Rum, who needs no introduction to jumps fans and we have a bar named in his honour here. He used Carlisle as a launch point for his annual trips to Aintree where he landed an unprecedented three Grand Nationals!
A huge thank you to our sponsors today;
- Mark Nield Wealth Management
- The Phizacklea Family
- The Eloise & Katie Memorial Trust
- Racing Post
Our flat season commences on Monday 20th May before a Summer of fantastic racing action and entertainment too. Noughties Friday on Friday 31st May features a live DJ set after racing from Ultrabeat, our historic Bell & Plate Raceday is on Wednesday 26th June, shortly followed by our Great Community Raceday on Saturday 6th July and Ladies Night on Monday 5th August featuring a live DJ Set from Radio 1’s Charlie Hedges. More information on these events plus much more can be found on our website thejockeyclub.co.uk/Carlisle
Thank you for your joining us today, I hope to see you again soon
With Best wishes,
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Race Conditions can be found on page 31
Small Course Director
Nadia Powell
RACECOURSE OFFICIALS General Manager
Helen Willis Chairman
Pepita Harris Committee Members
Dickon Wood
William Morgan
Rowena Witchell
Robert Graham
Robin Bell-Irving Clerk of the Course
Harry Phipps Operations Manager
Colin Dockerty National Sales Executive
Leanne Crawford Sales Co-ordinator
Helen Mackie Marketing Executive
Laurie Eastburn Head Groundsman
Thomas Wootten Assistant Head Groundsman
Adam Irving Grounds Team
Christopher Mooney
David Robinson
Daniel Wardlow Safety Officer
Daniel Davies
RACEDAY STEWARDS Stewards
Adrian Smith (Chief Steward)
Neil Edminson (Stewards’ Panel Chair)
Alan Dempsey, Helen Kinsella, Lauren Thomson Starters
Lee Jones
Andrew Parker
Judge
Nick Bostock Clerk Of The Scales
Karl Curran Veterinary Officer
Tim Davies
Veterinary Surgeons
James Brocket, David Wilson, Martin Squires
Medical Officers
Dr Sam Foster, Dr David Thomas, Dr Pippa Hall
Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers
Michelle Maughan, Cyril Johnstone, Linda Porter
Betting Ring Manager
Darren Irving
Commentator
Richard Hoiles
2 CORACH RAMBLER (IRE) (108)
J Derek Fox
T Lucinda Russell, Kinross
O The Ramblers
TFRHHHHH BHA146
FORM 14U1-54 CD
TIMEFORMVIEWDevelopedintoasmartchaserlastseason,roundingoffthecampaignwith animpressivewininthisraceoff6lblower.Madeasatisfactoryreappearanceoveratripshortofhisbestat CarlisleanddulysteppeduponthatwhenfourthinCoralCupatNewbury Anotherboldbidexpected.
1. FORM EXPERTVIEW
Aquick wayto see a horse’s past performance. These are its recent finishing positions.
Look out for Letters:
C = Has won at this course
D = Has won over this distance
CD = Has won over this distance at this course
BF = Was a beaten favourite
- = New racing season
/ = Missed racing season
P = Was pulled-up and didn’t finish the race
F = Horse fell
U = Rider unseated
R = Horse refused to race
CO = The horse was forced out of a race by a loose horse
B = Horse was brought down
S = Horse slipped
r = The horse ran around a jump or took the wrong course in a flat race
d = Disqualified
Bold form
figures = performance in all-weather (Flat) or Point-to-Point (Jump) races
4. HORSE’STRAINER &THEIR LOCATION
Look out for the summary of leading course trainers before each race.
5. JOCKEYS
Listen out for any jockeys who are having a successful day.
OTHER USEFUL DETAILS
7.
breeder
15. Birthplace of horse (outside GB)
16. Draw – position of the horse in the starting stalls
Select your horse. Note their name and saddlecloth number
Choose your bet. ‘To win’ or ‘each-way’ are popular types of bet.
‘To win’ is for your horse to come first.
‘Each-way’ is for your horse to come first or to be placed. It’s two bets, so ‘£2 each-way’ = £4 total bet.
Decide the amount – or stake – you are comfortable to bet.
Place your bet. There are different places to bet on course; The Tote, racecourse bookmakers, betting shop or online. Each option offers a different experience.
Collect. Once ‘Weighed-in’ has been announced, present your betting slip and collect any winnings.
In April 2015 the family of Peter Phizacklea O.B.E. surprised him on his 78th Birthday by sponsoring a race in memory of his late wife Pauline, who sadly passed away in 2006.
Peter was awarded the O.B.E. in 2003 for his “Services to Cumbria and The Lake District”.
The Phizacklea family had such a memorable day that they have continued to sponsor a race each year since, (with the exception of the two Covid years). Unfortunately Peter was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease in 2016 ultimately resulting in him now residing at Ostley House care home in Barrow-in-Furness.
Today sees the 8th running of the Pauline Phizacklea Memorial Hurdle in memory of a loving wife, mother & grandmother.
Sadly missed - always in our thoughts
THE PAULINE PHIZACKLEAMEMORIAL NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE)
for novice four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7500
Owners Prize Money 1st £3130, 2nd £1565, 3rd £782, 4th £392. (PenaltyValue £4084.50) FIRST
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (19-24): D McCain
(36 wins from 164 runners, 22%) runs COMEMYLITTLESON & THE BIG JETAWAY
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST14 DAYS): D McCain
(5 wins from 26 runners, 19%) runs COMEMYLITTLESON & THE BIG JETAWAY
LONGESTTRAVELLER: GOLD CUP BAILLYtrained by S R B Crawford, Ireland
T Donald McCain, Cholmondeley
O Tom Leslie & Partner
B Kenneth Parkhill
T Donald McCain, Cholmondeley
O Mr D. McCain Jnr
B Mrs O. O’Driscoll
3 FLYING SANDPIPER (IRE) (30)
J Craig Nichol
T Jackie Stephen, Melrose
O Friends from the North
B J. Keegan & S. O’Shaughnessy
S Rapid Project Developments Ltd.
5 11-5
TFRHHHII BHA110 FORM11133F
TIMEFORMVIEWBack-to-backwinnerofhandicapchaseslastsummer before completing the hat-trick in a novice hurdle. However, had his limitationsexposedunderapenaltyatKelsoinSeptemberandwastailed offwhenfallingbackoverfencesatSedgefieldlasttime.
26Jan Seg 17f HcpC soft F/5 Escapeandevade (IRE)Sep23 Kel 20f Hdl good 3/7 Idem
TFRHIIII BHAFORM6P3-4
TIMEFORMVIEW Maiden Irish pointerwho performed modestlyon lastmonth’sbelatedRulesdebut.Cheekpiecesquicklyapplied.
14Mar Hex 16f Hdl heavy 4/5 DollarCollar(IRE) 111l
TFRHIIII BHAFORM0-0P0 TIMEFORMVIEWWellbeateninbumpers/overhurdles.
T S. R. B. Crawford, Northern Ireland
O Mr Simon Munir/Mr Isaac Souede
B Mr B. Bretecher & MrJ. M. Guetre S The Sporting
J Sean Quinlan
T Nicky Richards, Greystoke
O Hemmings Racing
B Stephen Campion
S Trust Inns Limited
6 POWERS DILEMMA(IRE) (693)
7 11-5
J Thomas Dowson
T Lizzie Quinlan, Appleby-in-Westmorland
O Fools Who Dream Partnership
B Ms Barbara Johnston
S BoltonMillHolidayPark,EdenCommercialsCumbriaLimited
Apr23 Ain 24f HcpC gd-sf 9/15 Midnight River 51l
Mar23 Naa 20f Ch soft 4/7 JourneyWith Me (IRE) 45l
Feb23 Ayr 24f HcpC soft 2/4 Thomas Darby(IRE) 11/4l
TFRHHHHH BHA114 FORM1-32
TIMEFORMVIEW Won sole start in point bumperswith ease and has shapedwellonbothstartsoverhurdles,latterlywhensecondin7-runner noviceatNewcastle(16.9f).Stepbackupintripwillsuitandlikelytogo onimproving.
16Mar Nwc 16f Hdl heavy 2/7 FromThe Clouds (FR) hd Dec23 Ayr 21f Hdl soft 3/8 InoxAllen (FR) 21/4l
TFRHHIII BHAFORM4P/62-
TIMEFORMVIEW£20,0005-y-o,Kalanisigelding.Half-brothertofair hurdler/fairlyusefulchaserBeforeallandfairstayinghurdlerScooby. Placedonthelastof4startsinIrishpointsbutthatwasbackin2022.
Probable S.P’s: EVENS Milcree (IRE), 6-4 Gold Cup Bailly (FR), 9-1 The Big Jetaway (IRE), 22-1 Powers Dilemma (IRE), 250-1 Comemylittleson (IRE), 300-1 Flying Sandpiper (IRE)
A likely match between MILCREE and useful chaser Gold Cup Bailly, with marginal preference for the former who looks sure to go on improving, especially now stepping back up in trip
The Great British Bonus (GBB) offers multiple bonuses of up to £20,000 per eligible race for British-bred fillies and mares.
The Horserace Betting Levy Board prize fund schemes provide for the estimated inclusion of £196,599 in ratecard and incremental prize money at this racecourse from 23rd March to 23rd June 2024
Previous race trends (2014-23) can often help provide a short-list of potential winners in the current year’s races. The percentage figure in brackets after the race details is the favourite’s ‘strike rate’ in the race for the last ten years Trainers who have won the race before are also highlighted if they had an entry at the 5-day declaration stage.
Sunday 7th April
2.12 – 2m 3f+ Novices’ Hurdle (63%): New race in 2015. 7/8 past winners were either 1st/2nd favourites with one surprise (40/1) winner in 2021. 7/8 past winners had finished 4th or better LTO (excluding point to point form). Trainerto watch: S R Crawford (won 2016).
2.47 - 2m Handicap Chase (33%): New race in 2021. All winners to date were 5th or better LTO (12-26 days earlier) and carried a weight of 10st 2lbs to 10st 4lbs. Last year’s winner Going Mobile again holds an entry and is 1lb lower in the handicap ratings – but ifthe horse gets in the race he may well be running ‘out ofthe handicap’ this time.
Trainers to Watch: Sam England (won 2023), S Coltherd (won 2022), Rebecca Menzies (won 2021)
3.22 - 2m 4f Handicap Chase (33%): New race in 2021. All winners to date were 5th or better LTO (10-34 days earlier). Winner’s weights were 10st to 10st 9lbs. Uptown Harry is seeking a repeat win in the race and has the same handicap rating as last year – however as with the previous race, this past-winner may be running ‘out ofthe handicap’ this time.
Trainers To Watch: Jane Walton (won 2023), Sam England (won 2022), Lucinda Russell (won 2021)
3.57 – 3m+ Handicap Chase (33%): New race in 2021. All winners to date were 4th or better LTO. (12-27 days earlier). In the betting two had odds of 15/2 or shorterwith the other a 16/1 shot. All past winners carried a weight of 10st 6lbs to 11st 8lbs. TrainerTo Watch: Sam England (won 2022).
4.32 – 3m+ Veterans’ Handicap Chase: New race in 2024
5.05 – 2m 1fNH Flat Race (62%): New race in 2019 with four previous renewals. All four past winners were either 1st/2nd favourites. Two were making their debuts and the others both had two previous runs, finishing 4th or better LTO (30-58 days earlier). All fourwere aged 5yo.
Information also available at www.northernracingclub.com – click on the CarlisleTrends tab.
Caroline Thompson, who lived from 1938 to 2023, had a lifelong passion for horses and racing. When she was young, Caroline used to ride horses and was involved in owning shares in a couple of National Hunt horses. Although she enjoyed all types of racing, it was the National Hunt racing that brought her the greatest joy. The highlight of her year was always The Cheltenham Festival and Aintree.
Caroline joined the Ennerdale Box at Carlisle Racecourse and soon after joined the syndicate, ‘The Spirit Partnership’, which had tremendous success with their first horse, Derriana Spirit, trained by Nicky Richards. Caroline’s love for racing also led her to make some wonderful friends throughout her life in the world of racing.
Thank you to Caroline’s family for the donation of £1,000 to Injured Jockeys Fund in memory of Caroline and her love of horseracing
The presentation of this donation will take place in the parade ring at 14.20pm by Rilla Carr to Jack and Jo Berry from the Injured Jockeys Fund.
To find out how you can become involved and support the Injured Jockeys Fund or make a donation, call 01638 662246 or visit www.ijf.org.uk
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STEEPLECHASE(CLASS2)(GBBRACE)
for five yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £30000
Owners Prize Money 1st £11784, 2nd £5892, 3rd £2946, 4th £1473, 5th £735, 6th £369, 7th £183, 8th £93. (PenaltyValue £15432)
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (19-24): R Menzies
(11 wins from 75 runners, 15%) runs RITSON
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): M Hammond
(3 wins from 23 runners, 13%) runs DUO D’ENFER & TRAC
LONGESTTRAVELLER: TRAVAIL D’ORFEVRE trained by N Alexander, Kinneston, 139 miles.
1 NETYWELL(FR) (43)
J PatrickWadge (3)
T Lucinda Russell, Kinross
O County Set Five & K Hunter
7 12-1
B Mme Clarence Signol & Mr Xavier Brelaud
S Ian Macleod & Co Ltd, Rollstud Ltd
2 DUO D’ENFER (FR) (16) ChgLinda’sLad-OdysseeduCellier(FR)
J Brian Hughes E Blinkers, Tongue Strap
T Micky Hammond, Middleham
O Mr Samuel Sutton
B I. Pacault, A. Pacault & M. Pacault
S Phillips Sutton Associates Ltd
J DannyMcMenamin
T Chris Grant, Billingham
O Chasing The Dream
B T. C. Dawson
4
(FR) (22)
J Sean Quinlan E Tongue Strap
T Lizzie Quinlan, Appleby-in-Westmorland
O URSA, Pollitt, Ellerby & Partner
B MrJacques Cypres & Mr Laurent Couetil
S Adra Projects Ltd
5 TRAC (FR) (22)
BgKingsalsa(USA)-Belobaka(FR)
J ConorO’Farrell
T Micky Hammond, Middleham
7 10-6
E Cheek Pieces
O Randall Orchard, Gary King & Partners
B S.A.S. FresnayAgricole
6 TRAVAILD’ORFEVRE (FR) (41)
GrgMartaline-LadyNeedles(IRE)
J Bruce Lynn (3)
T N. W. Alexander, Kinneston
O Bowen & Nicol
B E.A.R.L. Haras D’Enki
S Kinneston Bloodstock Ltd
7 FIAFUINIDH (IRE) (41)
BgFlemensfirth(USA)-WesternGarden(IRE)
J Callum Bewley
T Martin Todhunter, Penrith
O The Surf and Turf Partnership
B R. McCarthy
S Tote
8 10-3
E Tongue Strap
TFRHHHHI BHA131
FORM233111 D
TIMEFORM VIEW Consistent type who completed hat-trick of small field handicapchasevictoriesatNewcastle(16.3f,soft)inFebruary Career-highmark tocontendwithinthisstrongeraffairbutrespectedneverthelessprovidedhe keepstheerrorsatbayandhewasrunner-upinthisrace12monthsago
24Feb Nwc 16f HcpC heavy 1/4 CornerstoneLad 51/2l 13Feb Ayr 16f HcpC soft 1/7 Travaild’Orfevre(FR) 6l Dec23 Hay 16f HcpC heavy 1/4 Bythesametoken(IRE) 15l
TFRHHHII BHA114
FORM313144
TIMEFORMVIEWVeteranwhomatchedhisverybestFrenchformwhen doublinghistallyoverfencesforhispresentyardatSedgefield(17f,heavy) in February Not operating at same level in 2 starts over fences/hurdles sincebutfirst-timeblinkerscouldhelpnowpartneredbyBrianHughes.
22Mar Hex 16f HcpH heavy 4/5
TFRHHHII BHA109
FORM6-50313 D
Pals (IRE) 15l
7 10-3
E Tongue Strap
TIMEFORM VIEW Has the physique for chasing and bettered his hurdlesformatthefirstattemptwhenmakingasuccessfuldebutinthis sphereatCatterick,makingmost.Farfromdisgracedwhenthirdbehind TracatNewcastlesincebutsharpertracksthanthismaysuitideally
16Mar Nwc 16f HcpC heavy 3/5 Trac (FR) 5l
27Feb Cat 15f HcpC
TFRHHHII BHA108
FORM225232 D
TIMEFORMVIEWLightlyracedforcurrentyardandhecomeshereingoodform, shapingabitbetterthanresultsuggeststoowhen41/4lengthssecondof5toTrac inhandicapchaseatNewcastle(16.3f,soft)22daysago,keepingon.Shouldbeupto gettingclosertothatrivalontheserevisedterms.
16Mar Nwc 16f HcpC heavy 2/5 Trac (FR) 41/4l
29Feb Wet 19f HcpH soft 3/10 Beaumesnil (FR) 2l
TFRHHHHI BHA108
FORMP21441 D
TIMEFORMVIEW 3-timewinneroverfences last season and improved again this time around, adding to his tally when taking 5-runner Newcastlehandicap(16.3f,soft)by41/4lengthsfromHeritier Markhas creptupalittlemorebutnosurprisetoseehimthereaboutsagain.
16Mar Nwc 16f HcpC heavy 1/5 Heritier(FR) 41/4l
19Feb Car 19f HcpC heavy 4/7
26Jan Seg 19f HcpC soft 4/6
TFRHHHHI BHA105
FORM3-12222 CD BF
TIMEFORM
81/2l
Maker(FR) 93/4l
VIEW Successful over C&D on return in October and acquitted himself well in filling runners-up spot all 4 starts since, latterly in 6-runner handicap chase at Ayr (20.5f) 6 weeks ago
Anotherfirmlyinthemix.
26Feb Ayr 20f HcpC heavy 2/6 Nights InVenice 3/4l
13Feb Ayr 16f HcpC soft 2/7 Netywell (FR) 6l
2Jan Ayr 20f HcpC heavy 2/5 Ballycoose (IRE) 2l
TFRHHHHH BHA105
FORM5-42245 D
TIMEFORMVIEW Hurdleswinnerwhomadeabrightstartoverfencesduring the winter, runner-up in handicaps over C&D/Ayr around the turn of the year Performed modestly a couple of times at latter-named venue in February but additionofafirst-timetonguetiecouldhelpandlikelystillhasabiggereffortinhim
26Feb Ayr 20f HcpC heavy 5/6 Nights InVenice 21l
13Feb Ayr 16f HcpC soft 4/7 Netywell (FR) 14l
2Jan Ayr 16f HcpC heavy 2/6 Ardera Cross (IRE) 2l
8 ROCCO STORM (IRE) (26) BgShirocco(GER)-LineWhite(FR)
J JoeWilliamson (3)
T Danny Brooke, Middleham
O Mervyn Buckley & the BFRP
B Susan Bredin
S Danny Brooke Racing
Cheek Pieces
9 ARDERACROSS (IRE) (30)
ChgShantou(USA)-FairMaidMarion(IRE)
J Derek Fox
T William Young Jnr, Carluke
O Exors ofthe Late MrW G Young
B V. Connolly & W. M Mullin
10 RITSON (IRE) (12)
BgJeremy(USA)-Ellen’sChoice(IRE)
13 10-2
Cheek Pieces
TFRHHIII BHA98
FORM01P336 D
TIMEFORMVIEWResumedwinningwaysatSedgefield(17f)inOctober and creditable third despite error-strewn round ofjumping atAyr(16.5f) on penultimate start in February However, he was unable to make an impactbackatfirst-namedvenue26daysago
12Mar Seg 17f HcpC soft 6/7 Hokelami (FR) 45l 13Feb Ayr 16f HcpC soft 3/7 Netywell (FR) 11l 26Jan Seg 17f HcpC soft 3/5 Escapeandevade (IRE) 14l
TFRHHHII BHA95
FORM521645 D
TIMEFORM VIEW Veteran who added a ninth course success to his tallyatAyr(16.5f,heavy)30daysago,seeingoffre-opposingFiaFuinidh by 2 lengths Similar form on 2 of his 3 starts since but work to do operatingfrom9lboutoftheweightsonthisoccasion.
8Mar Ayr 20f HcpC gd-sf 5/10 Artic Row 16l
26Feb Ayr 20f HcpC heavy 4/6 Nights InVenice 31/4l
13Feb Ayr 16f HcpC soft 6/7 Netywell (FR) 36l
TFRHHIII BHA93
9 10-2
J William Maggs (7) E Visor
T Rebecca Menzies, Sedgefield
O Mr P R Walker & Mr R Walker
B M. Berry
S Bluegrass Horse Feeds
FORM00-0033 D
TIMEFORMVIEWFairhurdlerwhoopenedaccountinthisspherewhen runningoutadecisivewinneratNewcastle(16.3f)in2022.Lightlyraced andbesteffortsincewhenthirdatKelso(17f)inMarchbutwasunable tobuildonthatbackatNewcastle(20f)12daysago Visorgoesonnow.
time by No. 7. Tongue Strap worn by No 2, 4, 6. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 5, 8, 9.
Stewards Note:
ROCCO STORM: Following its run on 12/3/2024 it was reported that the trainer could not explain the poor run.
RITSON: Following its run on 26/3/2024 it was reported that the horse hung left-handed throughout.
ProbableS.P’s: 7-2 Netywell (FR), 11-2 Trac (FR), Travail d’Orfevre (FR), 13-2 Heritier (FR), 8-1 Chase A Fortune (GB), 11-1 Duo d’Enfer (FR), Fia Fuinidh (IRE), 18-1 Ardera Cross (IRE), 22-1 Rocco Storm (IRE), Ritson (IRE)
Plenty hold claims in this Series Final and it could well be worth chancing FIAFUINIDH. He needs to dispel a couple of lesser efforts at Ayr in February but he’s on a workable mark on the pick of his form over fences and this drop back in trip rates a likely plus. Dangers aplenty are headed up by Travail d’Orfevre, Netywell and Trac in a competitive affair
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for five yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £30000
Owners Prize Money 1st £11784, 2nd £5892, 3rd £2946, 4th £1473, 5th £735, 6th £369, 7th £183, 8th £93. (PenaltyValue £15432) THIRD
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (19-24): A M Thomson (12 wins from 73 runners, 16%) runs COOLKILL
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): M Hammond (3 wins from 23 runners, 13%) runs CARRIGEEN CASTLE
LONGESTTRAVELLER: MONOCHROMIX trained by L Russell, Kinross, 121 miles.
J Sean Quinlan E Tongue Strap Cheek Pieces
T Lizzie Quinlan, Appleby-in-Westmorland
O Fools Who Dream Partnership
B Elliot Teehan
S BoltonMillHolidayPark,EdenCommercialsCumbriaLimited
Brown
B Michael McCullagh
S Tote
J Brian Hughes
T Micky Hammond, Middleham
O The Cheltenham Trail
B Mrs R. H. Lalor
S Micky Hammond Racing
J Ross Chapman E Tongue Strap Cheek Pieces
T Rebecca Menzies, Sedgefield
O Mike and Eileen Newbould
B Mr & Mrs G. L. Edwards
S Bluegrass Horse Feeds
5 HELLOJUDGE (GB) (12)
BgMartaline-OeuvreVive(FR)
J DannyMcMenamin
8 11-3
T Ann Hamilton, Newcastle Upon Tyne
O Mr Ian Hamilton
B Mrs Sally Noott
S Hamilton
6 DEEPCHARM (GB) (26)
BgKayfTara-ReelCharmer
J Sam Coltherd
T Stuart Coltherd, Selkirk
10 11-3
O Mr Richard & Mrs Lisa Mcculloch
B George A. Charlton
S Dem-MasterDemolition Ltd, Bell Rural Solutions
7 MONOCHROMIX (FR) (30)
GrgMorandi(FR)-Lounamix(FR)
J PatrickWadge (3)
T Lucinda Russell, Kinross
O Mr Michael & LadyJane Kaplan
B Az. Agr. Le Ferriere
S Ian Macleod & Co Ltd
6 11-1
TFRHHHHI BHA120
FORM441212 C
TIMEFORMVIEW Addedtoapositivechasingprofilewhendoublinghistally overfencesatCarlisleinFebruary Lostnothingindefeattoanotherup-and-comer when secondof5inhandicapchaseatNewcastle(23.4f,soft,9/4)22daysagoand heshouldgiveanothergoodaccount.
16Mar Nwc 23f HcpC heavy 2/5 Cruz Control (FR) 7l
19Feb Car 24f
TFRHHHII BHA119
FORM031121 D
TIMEFORMVIEWRapidimproversincesentchasing,landingback-to-back handicaps at Newcastle and Wetherby in the winter. Hard held when resuming winning ways at the latter course (19.4f, heavy) 19 days ago and can’tbediscounteddespite10lbhighermark.
19Mar Wet 19f HcpC soft 1/5 Nambiti(FR) 11l
27Feb Cat 19f HcpC soft 2/5 PrairieWolf(IRE) 31/2l
3Feb Wet 19f HcpC soft 1/6 RobinsField(IRE)
TFRHHHHH BHA118
FORM125311 C
TIMEFORM VIEW Progressive over hurdles for Dan Skelton and confirmed promise for present yard when running out a dominant winner of 9-runner Doncaster handicap (19f, heavy) in February Knuckled down well to beat HelloJudgehere(20.9f,soft)lastmonthandheshouldgiveaboldhat-trickbid.
7Mar Car 20f HcpC soft 1/6 HelloJudge hd
21Feb Don 19f HcpC gd-sf 1/9 RathGaulHill(IRE) 11l
3Feb Wet 19f HcpC soft 3/9 Eaton Collina (IRE) 31l
TFRHHHHI BHA110
FORM343121 CD
TIMEFORMVIEWDualwinneroverC&Dthisseasonand,havingjust been edged out by William of York here in March, made most of a good opportunity to score again in a 4-runner handicap chase at Newcastle(20.1f,heavy)12daysago Player.
26Mar Nwc 20f HcpC heavy 1/4 BustyBoy(IRE) 12l
7Mar Car 20f HcpC soft 2/6 William ofYork hd
19Feb Car 19f HcpC heavy 1/7 Cudgel hd
TFRHHHII BHA110
FORMP11251
TIMEFORM VIEW Has done little wrong this term, landing back-to-back handicapsatSedgefieldandMusselburghpriortoChristmas.Nothardpressedto notch another success at Sedgefield (26.9f, heavy, 9/2) last month and he’s not discounted,foralljumpingremainsaconcern.
12Mar Seg 26f HcpC soft 1/5 AlmazharGarde(FR) 61/2l
13Feb Ayr 24f HcpC soft 5/9 Camp Belan (IRE) 71/4l
14Jan Kel 21f HcpC soft 2/11 Tupelo Mississippi (IRE) nk
TFRHHHHI BHA108
FORM255P24
TIMEFORMVIEWFormdippedfollowingasolidreappearanceeffortoverhurdles but got back on track switched to fences when a close second at Ayr in February Anothersoundeffortwhenfourththere(20.5f,goodtosoft)30daysagoandhelooks competitivefromunchangedmark.
8Mar Ayr 20f HcpC gd-sf 4/10 Artic Row
13Feb Ayr 20f HcpC soft 2/8 Artic Row
83/4l
3/4l
5Jan Mus 19f HcpH soft P/8 Duyfken -
8 INNOVATED (IRE) (30) BgPresenting-LemonCello(IRE)
9 11-0
J Thomas Dowson E Tongue Strap Cheek Pieces
T Lizzie Quinlan, Appleby-in-Westmorland
O Mrs G Jenkinson and Mrs B Butterworth
B Cathal Ennis
S A.W. Jenkinson Forest Products
9 CHAMERON (FR) (30) BgLaveron-Chamanka(FR) 11
J Craig Nichol E Tongue Strap Cheek Pieces
T Jackie Stephen, Melrose
O Mrs Jackie Stephen
B S.C.E.A. Haras Des Chataigniers
S Rapid Project Developments Ltd.
J
T Stuart Coltherd, Selkirk
O Shire Dreamers
B EARLTrinquet, M. Trinquet & O. Trinquet
TFRHIIII BHA107
FORM15-0PU0 D
TIMEFORMVIEWEndedhistimewithHenrydeBromheadonalesser noteandyettomakeamajorimpactforcurrentyard Cheekpiecesnow reachedfor.
8Mar Ayr 20f HcpC gd-sf 8/10 Artic Row 42l
13Jan Wet 24f HcpC soft U/10 Val Dancer(IRE)Dec23 Nwc 20f HcpC good P/6 Brayhill (IRE) -
TFRHIIII BHA107
FORM12-PPP0 D
TIMEFORMVIEWScoredoncefrom5startsforPatrickGriffinlastterm and has yet to deliverfornew connections, let down by his jumping at Ayrlasttime.
8Mar Ayr 20f HcpC gd-sf 9/10 Artic Row 44l 19Feb Car 24f HcpC heavy P/8
S Bell Rural Solutions TFRHHIII BHA102 FORM60P003 D
TIMEFORMVIEWOffthemarkatthesecondattemptinthissphere atAyrin November2022 but has only managed to produce modest effortsthisseason.
22Mar Hex 20f HcpC heavy 3/5 StowawayJohn (IRE) 23l
8Mar Ayr 20f HcpC gd-sf 7/10 Artic Row 23l
Greenlaw
O Mr Ken McGarrity
B F. Quinn & S. Browne
Oatcakes
DECLARED RUNNERS 11
TIMEFORMVIEW Making a fair fist at chasing and got back on the upwhenscoringatMusselburgh7weeksago,shapinglikeonewho’ll remaincompetitive.Notdiscounted.
18Feb Mus 20f HcpC soft 1/9 LimerickLeader(FR) 3l
5Jan Mus 23f HcpC soft 4/7 SoThey Say 13l
Dec23 Mus 23f HcpC gd-sf 2/11 Deep Charm 11/2l
2023: UPTOWN HARRY(IRE) 9 10 9 Ross Chapman 12-1 (JaneWalton) 9 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No 8. Tongue Strap worn by No 1, 4, 5, 8, 9. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1, 4, 9, 10
Probable S.P’s: 4-1William ofYork (GB), 5-1 Carrigeen Castle (IRE), 7-1 HelloJudge (GB), 17-2Jet Legs (IRE), Monochromix (FR), 9-1 Deep Charm (GB), Coolkill (IRE), 11-1 Getaway Luv (IRE), 28-1 Grand Voyage (FR), 80-1 Innovated (IRE), 150-1 Chameron (FR)
A competitive affair, with WILLIAM OF YORK fancied to complete the hat-trick after recent wins at Doncaster and Carlisle. Hello Judge, runner-up to the selection on the latter of those victories, has since won again himself and can give another good account, with Monochromix and Jet Legs completing the shortlist.
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HANDICAPSTEEPLECHASE(CLASS2)(GBBRACE)
for five yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £30000 OwnersPrizeMoney 1st£11784,2nd£5892,3rd£2946,4th£1473,5th£735,6th£369, 7th£183,8th£93.(PenaltyValue£15432)Weightsraised15lbandparagraph34of theWeightsandHandicappingCodecompliedwithwhereapplicable. FOURTH RACE
LEADING COURSE TRAINER (19-24): N Richards (30 wins from 129 runners, 23%) runs NO REGRETS
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): L Russell (2 wins from 17 runners, 12%) runs CAMP BELAN
LONGESTTRAVELLER: HOLD THE NOTE trained by E Whillans, Hawick, 142 miles.
J Nick Scholfield
T Sue Smith, Bingley
O Mr R Peters and MrT Ford
B MrTom Ford
S Tuffa Footwear Ltd
Russell, Kinross
O Mrs S Russell & A M Russell
TFRHHHII BHA115 FORM214224 D
TIMEFORMVIEWWinningIrishpointerwhogotoffthemarkinhandicap chaseatMarketRasen.Mostlycreditableeffortssince,includingrunner-up overC&Dlastmonth,buthedoesn’talwaysfindthatmuchoffthebridle.
20Mar Hay 28f HcpC soft 4/8 Jubilee Express (FR) 18l
7Mar Car 24f HcpC soft 2/7 Uptown Harry (IRE)
B Stephen Campion S Ian Macleod & Co Ltd TFR
3 NO REGRETS (IRE)
J Sean Quinlan E Blinkers
T Nicky Richards, Greystoke
O Tony Killoran & Tarzan Bloodstock
B MrJ. McMahon
S Equine Products Ltd (Equine Nutrition)
4 TOM CODY(IRE) (32)
8 11-7
J Brian Hughes E Tongue Strap Cheek Pieces
T Rebecca Menzies, Sedgefield
O Mr Ian Charles Wilson
B L. Doyle
S Bluegrass Horse Feeds
5 BREEZE OFWIND (IRE) (24)
GrgArcticCosmos(USA)-MiteBeCloudy(IRE)
J Sam Coltherd
T Stuart Coltherd, Selkirk
O Take That 1
B Mrs Mary Mangan
S Bell Rural Solutions
7 11-6
E Tongue Strap
6 WHOSMYDADDY(IRE) (30)
BgAtlanticWaves(IRE)-MistyNative(IRE)
J Ryan Mania
T SandyThomson, Greenlaw
O MrJ. Fyffe
B Martin Cullinane
S JF Kegs (Scotland) Ltd
6 11-3
E Cheek Pieces
7 UPTOWN HARRY(IRE) (31)
BorBrgMorozov(USA)-TudorGlyn(IRE)
J Ross Chapman
T Jane Walton, Otterburn
O Fresh Start Partnership
B Ms M. Russell
S Dunns Houses
10 11-2
E Cheek Pieces
FORM443312 D
TIMEFORM VIEW Thorough stayer who capitalised on his steadily easingmarkwhendefeatingHeritierdeSivolaatAyr(3m)inFebruary ThatreopposingrivalturnedthetablesonhimatHexham(3m,heavy) thefollowingmonthbutitwasanothergoodrun.
22Mar Hex 24f HcpC heavy 2/6 Heritierde Sivola (FR) hd
13Feb Ayr 24f HcpC soft 1/9 HeritierdeSivola(FR) 1l
Dec23 Kel 26f HcpC heavy 3/6 RathAn Iuir(IRE) 51/4l
TFRHHHII BHA110
FORM1-21320 D
TIMEFORMVIEW Won a pair of 3m handicap chases in the first half of 2023.NevergoingbackfromabreakatMusselburghinFebruarybuthehas returned to a feasible mark if first-time blinkers (replacing cheekpieces) sparkhimbacktolife.
18Feb Mus 23f HcpC soft 7/7 Captain Quint (IRE) 27l
Nov23 Kel 23f HcpC gd-sf 2/5 Gentleman de Mai (FR) nk
Oct23 Swl 24f HcpC gd-sf 3/5 Snipe (IRE) 61/4l
TFRHHHHI BHA108
FORM211424 D
TIMEFORMVIEW Came good in December,winning at Newcastle (3m) andWetherby(19.5f,heavy).WentcloseatCatterick(25f)inFebruaryand shapedasifstillinform(allbutcamedown5out)whenfourththeresince. BrianHughestakestheride.
6Mar Cat 25f HcpC soft 4/7 Haston Clermont (FR) 103/4l
12Feb Cat 25f HcpC heavy 2/4 Val Dancer(IRE) nk
13Jan Wet 24f HcpC soft 4/10 Val Dancer(IRE) 13l
TFRHHHHI BHA107
FORM211121 CD
TIMEFORM VIEW Has upped his form since switched to chasing, makingit4wins(includingC&D)inhislast5startswhenseeingoff4 rivalsover4matHexhamlastmonth.Didthatcosilyandafurther4lb riseseemsunlikelytopreventanotherprominentshowing.
14Mar Hex 31f HcpC heavy 1/5 DonBrocco 11/4l
28Feb Bgr 24f HcpC heavy 2/7 Montgomery(IRE) 8l
5Feb Car 24f HcpC soft 1/12 FiveDollarFine(IRE) 1l
TFRHHHHH BHA104
FORM0-00611 D
TIMEFORM VIEW No significant impact in maiden/novice hurdles but proved a different proposition sent handicap chasing in headgear, winning over3m at Musselburgh andAyrin recent months.Afurther7lb riseisunlikelytopreventhimmakingaboldbidforthehat-trick.
8Mar Ayr 24f HcpC gd-sf 1/7 EuchanFalls(IRE) 31/4l
18Feb Mus 23f HcpC soft 1/9 DrShirocco(IRE) 7l
30Jan Nwc 20f Hdl heavy 6/12 Moon OverMexico (IRE)28l
TFRHHHHI BHA103
FORM1-00561 CD
TIMEFORMVIEWWontheMonetsGardenseriesfinalonthiscarda yearagoandhebouncedbacktoformwithabangtoscoreoverthis C&D last month. On an identical mark to 12 months ago and yet anotherwhohastoenterthereckoning.
7Mar Car 24f HcpC soft 1/7 O’Connell(IRE) 21/4l
5Feb Car 24f HcpC soft 6/12 Breeze ofWind (IRE) 71/4l
14Jan Kel 21f HcpC soft 5/11 Tupelo Mississippi (IRE) 27l
8 HOLDTHE NOTE (IRE) (18)
BgJeremy(USA)-KeysHope(IRE)
10 11-1
J DannyMcMenamin E Visor, Tongue Strap
T Ewan Whillans, Hawick
O BJordan,BrianJordan,SJordan&NMcConnell
B Michael Martin
S Sport Of Kings Classic Racewear
9 HERITIER DE SIVOLA(FR) (16)
ChgNoroit(GER)-Quellevic(FR)
7 11-1
J JoeWilliamson (3) E Cheek Pieces
T Philip Kirby, Richmond
O Mr G. Nicholson
B Gilles Trapenard & Max Trapenard
S Philip Kirby Racing, Topspec Equine Ltd
10 CROAGH PATRICK (IRE) (26)
BgMountainHigh(IRE)-BenedictaRose(IRE)
J Jonathan England
T Sam England, Guiseley
O Mr R. J. Hewitt
9 10-11
E Tongue Strap
B Margaret Treacy On His Own Stables
S GoldenSunsetHolidays,YorkshireHealthSolutionsLtd
J Jamie Hamilton
T Alison Hamilton, Denholm
O Mr and Mrs D S Byers and JPG Hamilton
B Jay Kavanagh
T Sam England, Guiseley O Worcester Racing Club
TFRHHIII BHA102
FORM416-6PP CD
TIMEFORM VIEW Won twice from out of the blue last season but pulled up in 2 comeback outings last month. A first-time tongue tied (addedtoarefittedvisor)needstosparkamajorupturninhisfortunes.
20Mar Hay 28f HcpC soft P/8 Jubilee Express (FR) -
7Mar Car 24f HcpC soft P/7 Uptown Harry (IRE)May23 Hex 24f HcpC gd-sf 6/8 LightsAre Green (IRE) 31l
TFRHHHHI BHA102
FORM052111 D
TIMEFORM VIEW Winning hurdler who has really got his act together in this sphere with the aid of cheekpieces, completing a quick hat-trick when edging out the reopposing Camp Belan at Hexham(3m,heavy)16daysago Onlyanother4lbhigher
22Mar Hex 24f HcpC heavy 1/6 CampBelan(IRE) hd
16Mar Nwc 23f HcpC heavy 1/5 Torosay(IRE) 51/2l
14Mar Hex 24f HcpC heavy 1/5 Gibberwell(IRE) 32l
TFRHHHII BHA98
FORM322223 C D
TIMEFORMVIEWWonthe Monet’s Garden onthis card in 2022 but that was his last success. He’s been very consistent in defeat this seasonbutthesuspicionisthatwaitforanextwinwillgoon.
12Mar Seg 26f HcpC soft 3/5 Deep Charm 61/2l
Aug23 Mkt 23f HcpC gd-sf
TFRHHIII BHA98
FORM1-31545 CD
TIMEFORMVIEWVeteranwhoaddedtohistallyatCatterickonNewYear’sDay buthasfoundlifetougheroffhighermarksinhis3outingssince.
6Mar Cat 25f HcpC soft 5/7 Haston Clermont (FR) 14l
13Feb Ayr 24f HcpC soft 4/9 Camp
B Mr Patrick Fennessy S Yorkshire Health Solutions Ltd TFRHHIII BHA92 FORM325321
TIMEFORM VIEW Arrives in good order, finally getting off the mark over fences at Haydock last weekend, albeit this suspect jumper was undoubtedly helped by all the fences in the home straight being omittedduetoalowsun.5lbhigherhereinthisverycompetitiverace
30Mar Hay 19f HcpC soft 1/5 PilgrimsKing(IRE) 5l
15Mar Fkn 24f
TFRHHIII BHA86
FORM645P24 C D
8 10-2
J William Maggs (7) E TongueStrapCheekPieces
T Harriet Graham & Gary Rutherford, Jedburgh
O Rutherford Racing
B Swanbridge Bloodstock Limited
14 EVEQUE
TIMEFORMVIEW Hurdlewinnerbutyetto get his head in front overthe larger obstacles. Chased home Breeze of Wind over a marathon trip at HexhamlastmonthbutonlyaremotefourthtoHeritierdeSivolatheresince.
22Mar Hex 24f HcpC heavy 4/6 Heritierde Sivola (FR) 31l
14Mar Hex 31f HcpC heavy 2/5 Breeze ofWind (IRE) 11/4l
23Feb Seg 26f HcpC soft P/6 Monaghan Boy(IRE) -
TFRHHIII BHA84
FORMP3U215
TIMEFORM VIEW Having gone close at Musselburgh in January he finallygotoffthemarkatSedgefield(27f,heavy)inJanuary Belowpar atWetherbysinceand5lboutoftheweightshere. 29Feb
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Stewards Note:
CROAGH PATRICK: Following its run on 12/3/2024 it was reported that the horse lost a shoe.
DON BROCCO: Following its run on 22/3/2024 it was reported that the horse never travelled.
EVEQUE: Following its run on 29/2/2024 it was reported that the horse was unsuited by the going.
Probable S.P’s: 11-2 Whosmydaddy (IRE), 13-2 Heritier de Sivola (FR), 7-1 Tom Cody (IRE), Breeze of Wind (IRE), 8-1 Camp Belan (IRE), 10-1 Uptown Harry(IRE), 14-1 O’Connell (IRE), 16-1 Elleon (FR), 20-1 No Regrets (IRE), 22-1 Croagh Patrick (IRE), 28-1 Skyhill (IRE), 40-1 Eveque (FR), 50-1 HoldThe Note (IRE), Don Brocco (GB)
PLAY SMARTER
Loads with chances but the low-mileage WHOSMYDADDY appeals as one who could have plenty more to come so he gets the nod. Breeze of Wind, Heritier de Sivola and Tom Cody head the many possible dangers.
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Fewer than 3 runners: win bets only, no places offered 3 or 4 runners: all to win Where a bookmaker wishes to depart from this default position he may offer place terms for 3 or 4 runners, this must be at 1/5 odds a place 1-2 5 to 7 runners (inclusive): 1/4 (one quarter) odds for finishing 1st or 2nd
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THEELOISEANDKATIEMEMORIALTRUST VETERANS’HANDICAPSTEEPLECHASE(CLASS2)
(Qualifier)(Leg5ofTheStayers’Veterans’ChaseSeries)
for ten yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £30000 OwnersPrizeMoney 1st£11925,2nd£5961,3rd£2982,4th£1491,5th£744,6th£372. (PenaltyValue£15609)
LEADING COURSETRAINER (19-24):N Richards
(30 wins from 129 runners, 23%) runs HOUSTONTEXAS & MAROWN
TRAINER-IN-FORM(LAST14 DAYS):H Fry
(2 wins from 7 runners, 29%) runsASK ME EARLY
LONGESTTRAVELLER: OMAR MARETTI trained by A Hales, Edgecote, 243 miles.
1 TWO FOR GOLD (IRE) (14) BgGoldWell-TwoofEach(IRE)
11 12-1
J David Bass E Tongue Strap Cheek Pieces
T Kim Bailey, Cheltenham
O May We Never Be Found Out Partnership 2
B Neil R. Tector
S Kim Bailey Racing Ltd TFRHHHHI BHA151
FORM1-2P0P2 C D
TIMEFORMVIEWSignedofflastseasonwithsuccessinasimilareventatAscot andreturnedwithanexcellentsecondthereinNovemberWellheldnext3startsbut backtoformreturnedtoAscotandinafirst-timetonguestrapwhenaclosesecond 2weeksago Haswinningformatthistracksomustberespected.
24Mar Asc 23f HcpC good 2/8 Sam Brown 1/2l 11Feb Exe 24f HcpC heavy P/13 Ask Me Early
TFRHHHHH BHA143
FORMU1-1030
T N. W. Alexander, Kinneston
O The Ladies Who
B Mr Bernard Pierre Le Courtois
S Kinneston Bloodstock Ltd
T Harry Fry, Corscombe
O The Dare Family
B Barry Lynch
S Grosvenor Sport
TIMEFORM VIEW Useful handicap hurdler/chaser, scoring in this sphere at Kelso on return. Exploits have been mixed since but this representsadropinclassrunninginaveterans’eventforthefirsttime.
16Mar Utt 23f HcpH heavy 7/17 Gwennie MayBoy(IRE) 45l
2Mar Kel 23f Ch gd-sf
TFRHHHHI BHA133
FORMP6D-010 D
TIMEFORMVIEWLow-mileage10-y-owhowasbacktoforminfirst-time headgear when winning veterans event at Exeter in February Found Midlands National at Uttoxetertoo demanding following month but will bemuchmoreathomehere.
16Mar Utt 34f HcpC heavy 8/12 Beauport (IRE) 23l
11Feb Exe 24f HcpC heavy 1/13 RunToMilan(IRE) 9l
Nov23 Exe 24f HcpC gd-sf 9/12 Make MeABeliever(IRE)21l 4
J KielanWoods
T Alex Hales, Edgecote
O OffTo The Races Syndicate
B Mr Denis O’Driscoll S Winwood Construction UK Ltd
TFRHHHII BHA131
FORMF-66413 D
TIMEFORM VIEW Landed a gamble when capitalising on further dropintheweightsatCatterick(25.2f)inFebruary Respectablethird inveterans’contestatNewburylastmonth.
2Mar Nby 25f HcpC heavy 3/7 Highland Hunter(IRE) 13l
12Feb Cat 25f HcpC heavy 1/4 MinellaTrump(IRE) 35l Dec23 Hay 28f HcpC heavy 4/6 Robyndzone (IRE) 20l
FORM23-2233 D BF
B MrJohn Donovan S Trust Inns Limited TFRHHHII BHA123
TIMEFORMVIEWHasn’twonsincehisnovicedays Decenteffortsindefeat first2startsthisseasonbutnotsogoodatNewcastlethelasttwice,albeittrip tooshortlasttime.1lboutofthehandicap
24Feb Nwc 20f HcpC heavy 3/4 Cheddleton 11l
30Jan Nwc 23f HcpC heavy 3/6 FenlandTiger 21l 2Jan Ayr 24f HcpC heavy 2/6 Up HellyAa King nk 6
BgDylanThomas(IRE)-RoyalRobin(IRE)
J Sean Quinlan
T Nicky Richards, Greystoke
O MrA. Crawford
B Edmond Kent
10 10-2
E Cheek Pieces
S Equine Products Ltd (Equine Nutrition)
TFRHHIII BHA122
FORM01-1P53 CD
TIMEFORMVIEW Added to his fine record at Carlisle when scoring on return (26.2f) here in November Below par since and operates from2lboutofthehandicaphere.Headgearon.
16Mar Nwc 23f HcpC
Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No 6. Tongue Strap worn by No 1, 2, 3.
Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1, 3, 4, 5.
Probable S.P’s: 5-2 Two For Gold (IRE), 7-2 Ask Me Early (IRE), 9-2 Elvis Mail (FR), 11-2 Omar Maretti (IRE), 7-1 Marown (IRE), 18-1 Houston Texas (IRE)
ELVIS MAIL won off this mark at Kelso on his return and can return to winning ways dropped to a veterans’ event for the first time. Two For Gold responded well to a tongue strap when a close second at Ascot 2 weeks ago so is feared most ahead of Ask Me Early, who will find this less demanding than the Midlands National.
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OPENNATIONALHUNTFLATRACE
(CLASS5)(Category1Elimination)(GBBRACE)
for four, five and six yrs old x Total prize fund £4000
Owners Prize Money 1st £1669, 2nd £835, 3rd £417, 4th £209 (PenaltyValue £2178.40) SIXTH
LEADING COURSETRAINER (19-24): N Richards (30 wins from 129 runners, 23%) runs ROBBY
TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST14 DAYS): O Greenall & J Guerriero (4 wins from 21 runners, 19%) runs GAMESTERS GUY
LONGESTTRAVELLER: CORNISH COMEDYtrained by M Rowley, Bridgnorth, 190 miles.
1 GAMESTERS GUY(GB) (103) ChgBlackSamBellamy(IRE)-GamestersLady 5 11-10
J HenryBrooke
T Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero, Malpas
O Gamesters Partnership
B Kinsale Stud & Mr D. V. Williams
S Swansway
2 HELSGETAWAY(IRE) (115)
J PatrickWadge (3)
T Lucinda Russell, Kinross
O The Red Shoes
B Mr R. Bryan
TFRHHHHI BHAFORM13
TIMEFORM VIEW Made the ideal start with his stable going well when landing an 8-runner contest at Uttoxeter and far from disgracedwhenthird in a strongercontest atAintree 3 months ago Shouldbethereabouts.
Dec23 Ain 16f NHF soft 3/7 UnionAvenue (IRE) 73/4l Nov23 Utt 15f NHF heavy 1/8 Moonset(FR) nose
S Ian Macleod & Co Ltd TFRHHHHH BHAFORM52
TIMEFORMVIEWBuiltonpromisingdebutwhenrunner-upinNewcastle bumper 115 days ago and looks capable of going one better if taking anotherstepforward.
Dec23 Nwc 16f NHF heavy 2/8 GetASuperstar(IRE) 1/2l Nov23 Ayr 16f NHF gd-sf 5/15 The Hardest Geezer(IRE)4l
TFRHHIII BHAFORMP/0F-43
J Sam Coltherd
T Stuart Coltherd, Selkirk
O Mr S. Coltherd
B M. Ryan
S Bell Rural Solutions
4 ROBBY(GB) (-)
BorBrhClovisduBerlais(FR)-MissNellie(IRE)
J DannyMcMenamin
T Nicky Richards, Greystoke
O Langdale Bloodstock
B Langdale Racing & Bloodstock
S Equine Products Ltd (Equine Nutrition)
5 CORNISH COMEDY(GB) (-)
BgGetaway(GER)-BrantinghamBreeze
J Charlie Hammond
T Mel Rowley, Bridgnorth
O Swanbridge Bloodstock Limited
B Swanbridge Bloodstock Ltd
S Bob Price & Son Groundworks
6 REALCO (GB) (21)
BgFalco(USA)-MaoriLegend
J BenJones
T Tom Weston, Hindlip
O MrTom Weston
B Mrs H. R. Cross
TIMEFORM VIEW €52,000 3-y-o, Kingston Hill gelding. Half-brother to3winners,includingsmarthurdler/chaserDon’tTouchItandbumper winner/useful hurdler Lackaneen Leader Dam ran twice in bumpers. Maidenpointer,placedlasttime(Feb11)
RACECOURSE DEBUT
TFRHHHHI BHAFORM
TIMEFORMVIEW Clovis Du Berlais horse. Half-brotherto 3winners, including useful hurdler/chaser Nells Son, stays 2 3/4m, and fair hurdlerAmberose.Newcomersfromyardareusuallywellprepared.
RACECOURSE DEBUT
4 10-9
4 10-9
TFRHHHII BHAFORM
TIMEFORM VIEW Getaway gelding. Closely related to fair hurdler Don Brocco, stays4m.Bredto staywell butstill merits respect ifthe marketspeaksinhisfavour
RACECOURSE DEBUT
TFRHHHII BHAFORM3
TIMEFORMVIEWBredtomakeastayerbutmadeasolidstartinthis spherewhenthirdatChepstowthreeweeksago Shouldimprovefor that,solooksastrongplayer.
17Mar Chp 16f NHF heavy 3/4 Devon Dude hd
DECLARED RUNNERS 6 2023: ROB ROYMACGREGOR (IRE) 5 11 5 Ryan Mania 7-4 (SandyThomson) 9 ran
Probable S.P’s: 11-4 Helsgetaway (IRE), 10-3 Robby (GB), 4-1 Realco (GB), 9-2 Gamesters Guy (GB), 10-1 Cornish Comedy (GB), 22-1 Rightbackatyou (IRE)
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Monday 5 August VL Aesthetics Ladies Night (F) (E)
Wednesday 21 August Afternoon Flat Racing (F)
Thursday 29 August Carlisle Youth Zone Raceday (F)
Wednesday 11 September Final Flat Fling (F)
Thursday 17 October Jumps Season Opener (J)
Thursday 24 October Afternoon Jump Racing (J)
Sunday 3 November Colin Parker Raceday (J)
Monday 11 November Afternoon Jump Racing (J)
Tuesday 19 November Classic Tuesday (J)
Sunday 1 December Afternoon Jump Racing (J)
Sunday 15 December Christmas Jumper Raceday (J)
First Race 2.12 - THE PAULINE PHIZACKLEA MEMORIAL NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4084 to the winning horse The second to receive £1881, the third £940 and the fourth £471. for novice four yrs old and upwards, which have not won more than one hurdle race Enter by noon, April 1st and pay £37 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. April 5th. Weights: 4-y-o 10st 9lb; 5-y-o and up 11st 5lb Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a winner of a hurdle race 7lb A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a cash prize awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse. 16 entries at £37 - Closed April 1st, 2024 Owners Prize Money.Winner£3130; Second £1565;Third £782; Fourth £392 (PenaltyValue £4084.50)
SEE PAGE 8 FOR THIS RACE.
Second Race 2.47 - THE MARK NIELD WEALTH MANAGEMENT GO NORTH ONE MAN SERIES FINAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE)
Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15432 to the winning horse The second to receive £7095, the third £3549, the fourth £1773, the fifth £888, the sixth £441, the seventh £222 and the eighth £111. for five yrs old and upwards, which have Started in three or more Jump races in the North during the current season, at least one of which must have been a Go North One Man Series qualifier £150 stake if the horse is rated 130 or higher, or £30 stake if the horse is rated 129 or lower with £120 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. April 5th. Penalties, after March 30th, 2024, for each steeple chase won 7lb NOTE: Any horse rated above 130 shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 12st. Subsequently, the excess over 130 in any rating shall be allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried.. A memento will be awarded to the winning owner and a cash prize presented to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse. The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £7500 towards the prize money forthis race PLEASE NOTE: A novice horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if, up to and including the Saturday prior to closing, it has run a minimum of three times in Steeple Chases in Great Britain, Ireland or France or, having run in two such races, has been placed in the first four on each occasion, in accordance with paragraph 15 of the Weights and Handicapping Code 28 entries, 18 at £30 and 10 at £150 - Closed April 1st, 2024
Owners Prize Money. Winner £11784; Second £5892; Third £2946; Fourth £1473; Fifth £735; Sixth £369; Seventh £183; Eighth £93. (PenaltyValue £15432)
SEE PAGE 12 FOR THIS RACE.
Third Race 3.22 - THE MARK NIELD WEALTH MANAGEMENT GO NORTH MONET’S GARDEN SERIES FINAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15432 to the winning horse The second to receive £7095, the third £3549, the fourth £1773, the fifth £888, the sixth £441, the seventh £222 and the eighth £111. for five yrs old and upwards, which have Started in three or more Jump races in the North during the current season, at least one of which must have been a Go North Monet’s Garden Series qualifier £150 stake if the horse is rated 130 or higher, or £30 stake if the horse is rated 129 or lower with £120 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. April 5th. Penalties, after March 30th, 2024, for each steeple chase won 7lb NOTE: Any horse rated above 130 shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 12st. Subsequently, the excess over 130 in any rating shall be allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried.. A memento will be awarded to the winning owner and a cash prize presented to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse. The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £7500 towards the prize money forthis race PLEASE NOTE: A novice horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if, up to and including the Saturday prior to closing, it has run a minimum of three times in Steeple Chases in Great Britain, Ireland or France or, having run in two such races, has been placed in the first four on each occasion, in accordance with paragraph 15 of the Weights and Handicapping Code 28 entries, 17 at £30 and 11 at £150 - Closed April 1st, 2024 Owners Prize Money. Winner £11784; Second £5892; Third £2946; Fourth £1473; Fifth £735; Sixth £369; Seventh £183; Eighth £93. (PenaltyValue £15432)
SEE PAGE 16 FOR THIS RACE.
Fourth Race 3.57 - THE MARK NIELD WEALTH MANAGEMENT GO NORTH RED RUM SERIES FINAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15432 to the winning horse The second to receive £7095, the third £3549, the fourth £1773, the fifth £888, the sixth £441, the seventh £222 and the eighth £111. for five yrs old and upwards, which have Started in three or more Jump races in the North during the current season, at least one of which must have been a Go North Red Rum Series qualifier £150 stake if the horse is rated 130 or higher, or £30 stake if the horse is rated 129 or lower with £120 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. April 5th. Penalties, after March 30th, 2024, for each steeple chase won 7lb NOTE: Any horse rated above 130 shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 12st. Subsequently, the excess over 130 in any rating shall be allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried.. A memento will be awarded to the winning owner and a cash prize presented to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse. The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £7500 towards the prize money for this race PLEASE NOTE: A novice horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if, up to and including the Saturday prior to closing, it has run a minimum of three times in Steeple Chases in Great Britain, Ireland or France or, having run in two such races, has been placed in the first four on each occasion, in accordance with paragraph 15 of the Weights and Handicapping Code 29 entries, 14 at £30 and 15 at £150 - Closed April 1st, 2024 Owners Prize Money. Winner £11784; Second £5892; Third £2946; Fourth £1473; Fifth £735; Sixth £369; Seventh £183; Eighth £93. (Penalty Value £15432) Weights raised 15lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable.
SEE PAGE 20 FOR THIS RACE.
Fifth Race 4.32 - THE ELOISE AND KATIE MEMORIAL TRUST VETERANS’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (Qualifier) (Leg 5 of The Stayers’ Veterans’ Chase Series) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15609 to the winning horse The second to receive £7176, the third £3588, the fourth £1794, the fifth £897 and the sixth £447. for ten yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-150 (also open to such horses rated 151 and 152 - see Standard Conditions) £150 stake if the horse is rated 124 or higher, or £30 stake if the horse is rated 123 or lower with £120 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. April 5th. Penalties, after March 30th, 2024, for each steeple chase won 7lb A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a cash prize awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse. All horses which have Started in this race, as defined in the Rules of Racing, will be eligible to enterTHE STAYERS’ VETERANS’ STEEPLE CHASE FINAL, to be run over a distance of about three miles at Sandown Park on January 4th, 2025. In the event ofthe abandonment of a qualifying race, any horse which had been declared to run in that race underthe provisions ofRule (F)89, orany horse entered to run in that race ifthe time ofabandonment was priorto the declaration stage, will be qualified to enter the Final. Any horse which has been eliminated from a qualifying race will also be eligible, subject to the Rules of Racing, to enter the Final. PLEASE NOTE: A novice horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if, up to and including the Saturday priorto closing, it has run a minimum ofthree times in Steeple Chases in Great Britain, Ireland or France or, having run in two such races, has been placed in the first four on each occasion, in accordance with paragraph 15 of the Weights and Handicapping Code 14 entries, 4 at £30 and 10 at £150 - Closed April 1st, 2024 Owners Prize Money. Winner £11925; Second £5961; Third £2982; Fourth £1491; Fifth £744; Sixth £372. (Penalty Value £15609)
SEE PAGE 24 FOR THIS RACE.
Sixth Race 5.05 - THE RACING POST
for four, five and six yrs old only, which have not run under any recognised Rules of Racing, except National Hunt Flat races, Irish National Hunt Flat races or French AQPS Flat races. Enter by noon, April 1st and pay £20 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. April 5th. Weights: 4-y-o 10st 9lb; 5-y-o and 6-y-o 11st 3lb Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a winner of a race 7lb Of 2 races 10lb The Riders’ Allowances under paragraph 53 of the Weights and Handicapping Code may be claimed in this race A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a cash prize awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse. ELIMINATION PROCEDURE - SEE the Elimination and Balloting Procedures (contained inthe RaceAdministration Code). 15 entries at £20 - ClosedApril 1st, 2024 Owners Prize Money.Winner£1669; Second £835;Third £417; Fourth £209. (PenaltyValue £2178.40)
