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Welcome to our Gamble Plant Norfolk National Raceday which is an exciting date in our racing calendar as we have our Norfolk Grand National running today A huge thank you goes to our sponsors, Gamble Plant, who provide aggregates, skip hire, waste recycling, crushing and screeding – gambleplantnorfolk.co.uk. We also have a Greene King Beer Festival in the Adrian Flux Bar, so take some time to drop in and taste some of their new beers, as well as Jumping for Fun as our last race sponsors.

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THIS AFTERNOON’S OFFICIALS

TUESDAY 7TH MAY 2024

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HOW TO READ THE RACECARD

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Mr J. M. Quinlan (7)

Mr A. G. Blackmore Alan Blackmore, Hertford

Mrs M. R. T. Rimell

Horserace Totalisator Board T/A Totesport

TIMEFORMVIEW Standing dish at this course, 11 of his 12 career wins achieved here.Tough and reliable and track record makes him impossible to discount, but long in tooth now and beaten in points this

1. Form

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

Star Ratings Explained

2. BHA Rating

3. Timeform View & TFR Rating

4. Horses Trainer & Their Location

5. Jockey

6. Owner’s colours worn by the Jockey

7. Saddlecloth number

8. Horse’s name

9. Days since the horse last run

10. Horse’s age

11. Jockey’s weight (stone and Ibs)

12. The horse’s breeding – father (sire) and mother (dam)

13. Horse’s owner

14. Horse’s breeder

15. Birthplace of horse (outside GB)

Each horse has been given a star rating, these are defined below:

★★★★★ Selected to win the race.

★★★★✩ Good chance of being placed.

★★★✩✩ By no means out of the reckoning but at least one or two hold stronger claims.

Unlikely to win but not totally without hope.

Can be given little or no chance.

Official

BHA RATINGS

The BHA Handicappers allot ratings to horses once they have taken part in a sufficient number of races to enable the Handicappers to make a numerical assessment of each horse’s ability.

The principal purpose of the ratings is to determine the weight to be carried by each runner in handicap races, with the Handicappers aiming to provide each participant with an equal chance based on its best recent form under its optimum conditions.

A horse rated 100, for example, would be set to carry 1lb more than a horse rated 99 (ignoring any penalties or allowances).

The ratings published in the racecard for handicap races are the ratings that were used to calculate the weight to be carried by each horse, whilst in non-handicaps races the rating shown is that of each runner at the time that the entries for the race were confirmed. Any subsequently published change to a rating, either up or down, is shown in brackets following the rating.

For novice steeple chasers, the latest hurdle race rating may be shown until such time as the Handicappers allot a separate steeple chase rating. Such ratings are prefixed by the letter h.

Friday April 12th

Our Friday April 12th saw six exciting races take place throughout the day, with some impressive performances and great finishes on show.

We kicked off proceedings with a maiden hurdle over two miles which saw nine go to post.The well-supported Yalla Habibi justified the odds-on price in good style for a stable that was in red-hot form which continued for the Harriet Dickin team. Promising 3lb claimer Bradley Harris kept his mount in second and the eye was always drawn to this type who didn’t need to be at his best to win this. When shaken up, he showed a nice turn off foot to go clear approaching the final flight and pinged it to score by eight lengths.

Next up was a 0-115 handicap chase over two miles and five furlongs which came down to a tactical affair with just the five runners. Do No Wrong was pulled up after a below-par round of jumping and the market leader also made a mistake three out which saw Scene One’s chances vanish. Ingennio also looked out of touch after a patient ride but soon rallied under Gavin Sheehan before two out and joined Jack’s Touch over the last. His determination got his back up though and he scored by two and a half lengths to follow up on his selling victory over course and distance 11 days prior.

Tip Top Tonto completely put his last effort behind him and made full use of the handicappers’ gift to score in impressive style in our 0-95 handicap novice hurdle. The half-brother to the smart King’s Palace, he finally got things right here to get off the mark of the 16th time of asking under Charlie Hammond. It was Kalnoo and Celtic

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Fortune who took up the running but Tip Top Tonto who sealed victory with a good jump at the last to score rather impressively by seven lengths. The Dan Skelton-trained Clararose settled for second and Cloudy Wednesday was a disappointing favourite.

The Wise Traveller was overlooked in the betting to come home a 11/1 winner in our 0-100 handicap hurdle over two miles, seven and a half furlongs. Hadn’t been since winning on good ground at Huntingdon in November, he followed up in a good style to complete a double in a bunched finish. There looked to be four in with chances as they jumped the last but Jamie Gambin’s 10lb claim got the job done, with the favourite Chatty Chich denied by three quarters of a lengths. Shengai Enki and Game Socks finished just behind in one of the races of the day.

Our feature race of the day was the 0-120 handicap which saw El Muchacho lead the betting, looking to give Harriet Dickin and Bradley

Harris a double on the day. He looked the likely winner three out but the 8lb rise for his stable debut looked to anchor him in his finishing efforts and finished third. This left it up to Coastguard Station and Aviles to fight out the finish, but it was the former who got the business done. Held up in last, he was nudged along under David Noonan and found plenty for pressure to just prevail by half a length.

Another brilliant day of racing here at Fakenham concluded with a bumper which saw Paul Nicholls and Angus Cheleda team up victory Bond Broker went pillar to post and looked impressive on his third start, fitted with the first time hood. He looked to appreciate the good ground after being withdrawn on three separate occasions and justified the shortest price. Cheleda increased the tempo four furlongs from home and was no for catching, with Galway Reel back in second at 28/1 and Sixty Plus in third at 150/1.

SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5)

for four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7500

Owners Prize Money 1st £3029, 2nd £1514, 3rd £758, 4th £379, 5th £189. (Penalty Value £3960.75)

Leading course trainer (19-24): G & J Moore (8 wins from 49 runners, 16%) runs TARA ITI

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): O Greenall & J Guerrieo (7 wins from 31 runners, 23%) runs L’IMPERTINENT

Longest Traveller: NEVENDON trained by A Dunn & MAN AGAIN trained by D Pipe, Wellington, 259 miles.

1 L’IMPERTINENT (FR) (36) (£8000) 1/1P/P4U- 8 12-0

Br B g Fame And Glory - Lesoquera (FR) (Lesotho (USA))

Toby Wynne (3) J

O Mr John P. McManus Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero, Malpas T

B Guy Cherel Swansway S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fairly useful hurdle/chase winner for Enda Bolger in 2022.Well-held fourth on his completed start in handicap chases since returning from a long absence for new yard. Is quite a classy sort for this level so a market move for him back over hurdles would be interesting. TFRHHHHI BHA120

2 MAN AGAIN (FR) (14) (£8000) F01/PPP- 5 11-1

Br Ch g Manduro (GER) - Now Again (GER) (Lomitas)

O Mr D. Pipe

Harry Cobden J

David Pipe, Wellington T

B S.A.S. Elevage Du Haras de Bourgeauville W & S Recycling S

TIMEFORM VIEW Winning hurdler/chaser in France but pulled up in 3 handicap chases this spring for new yard. Blinkered first time now back hurdling with Harry Cobden doing the steering. Worth a second look in the betting. TFRHHHII BHA107

3 NEVENDON (GB) (16) (£8000) P/1236P- D 7 10-11

Br B g Nathaniel (IRE) - Unex Mona Lisa (Shamardal (USA))

O West Buckland Bloodstock Ltd

B Stetchworth & Middle Park Studs Ltd

Nick Scholfield J

Alexandra Dunn, Wellington T

Alexandra Dunn Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW A fair 2m winner at his best but lost his form in the autumn and no sign of an upturn in his fortunes on return to action at Wincanton 16 days ago. TFRHHIII BHA103

4 GOLD IN DOHA (FR) (275) (£8000) 3/42/2/30- 8 10-8

Br B g Spanish Moon (USA) - Utah Bald (FR) (Kapgarde (FR))

O Mr Nick Carter

B Camille Ferchaud & Rene Dugardin

William Shanahan (5) J

Jake Coulson, Heaton T

Jake Coulson Racing, Bearda Hill Racing S

TIMEFORM VIEW Runner-up in a couple of novices for Harry Fry but was sold cheaply after and well beaten both starts for current yard last summer (distant third in seller first occasion). First outing for 9 months. TFRHHIII BHA100

5 CALDWELL (GB) (48) (£8000) 1/PP//P5P- D 7 10-7

Br B g Dansili - Milford Sound (Barathea (IRE))

O A. C. O’Keeffe

Sean Quinlan J

Jennie Candlish, Leek T

B Juddmonte Farms Ltd Pra World Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Two AW Flat wins for Ivan Furtado this winter Those efforts suggest he has the ability to do some damage from his current hurdle mark but he’s pulled up on 4 of his last 5 attempts over hurdles. First run for Jennie Candlish. TFRHHHII BHA99

6 TARA ITI (GB) (18) (£8000) 44034P- D 6 10-2

Br Ch g Sixties Icon - Royal Warranty (Sir Percy)

Niall Houlihan J

O Mark Albon and Gary Moore Gary & Josh Moore, Horsham T

B Mr & Mrs C. Bonner K M Elite Products Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Drops into seller after pulling up at Fontwell last month (reported to have bled). Like a number in this line-up he has a bit to prove but he is back on a good mark if running close to his best. TFRHHHII BHA94

7 STATE OF BLISS (IRE) (36) (£8000) 156054- CD 6 10-2

Br B g Gleneagles (IRE) - Crystal Valkyrie (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) Ms Laura Ward (7) J

O The Ridgeway Racing For Fun Partnership

B C. O. P. Hanbury

Neil King, Burderop T

TIMEFORM VIEW Bagged a 4-runner C&D maiden last summer Has struggled in a handful of handicaps since so his hopes are pinned on a recent wind op helping to spark a revival. TFRHHHII BHA92

8 PHOEBE’S CHARM (IRE) (18) (£8000) 005000- 5 10-2

Br B m Flemensfirth (USA) - What A Lark (IRE) (Kalanisi (IRE)) Charlie Hammond J

O Miss Clare Hobson Clare Hobson, Royston T

B J. Mangan Clare Hobson Racing S

TIMEFORM VIEW Tailed off in maiden/handicap hurdles in Ireland and hasn’t beaten a rival in 2 handicap hurdles for new yard this spring. TFRHHIII BHA86

9 KING OTIS (IRE) (133) (£8000) 001P4F- D 8 10-2

Br B g Ocovango - Fame Forever (IRE) (King’s Theatre (IRE)) Ciaran O’Shea (7) J

O One Step Too Far Racing Club

James Owen, Newmarket T B E. Ryan

TIMEFORM VIEW Landed a gamble starting out for this yard at Plumpton (2m) in October Was on the retreat when falling at the last at Fontwell 3 weeks ago but still merits respect in this company despite having to race from out of the weights. TFRHHHHH BHA85

10 UNCLE ARTHUR

(GB) (15) (£8000) 3F5066- D 6 10-2

Br B g Blue Bresil (FR) - Mini Muck (Kayf Tara)

O Houghton and Lang

Harry Atkins (7) J

James Owen, Newmarket T

B Nigel Twiston-Davies RBC Scaffolding Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Opened his hurdles account for Fergal O’Brien in December but has struggled for this stable since. TFRHHIII BHA81

DECLARED RUNNERS 10

2023: GAVIN 5 10 8 Jack Quinlan 15-8 (Joe Ponting) 5 ran Hood worn first time by No. 8. Blinkers worn first time by No. 2. Tongue Strap worn by No. 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10.

Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 6, 9, 10. Running for the first time since Wind Surgery No. 7.

Stewards Note:

CALDWELL: Following its run on 20/3/2024 it was reported that the horse hung right-handed.

TARA ITI: Following its run on 19/4/2024 it was reported that the horse stopped quickly

Probable S.P’s: 4-1 L’Impertinent (FR), 9-2 King Otis (IRE), 5-1 Caldwell (GB), 7-1 Tara Iti (GB), 9-1 State of Bliss (IRE), 14-1 Man Again (FR), 16-1 Nevendon (GB), Uncle Arthur (GB), 28-1 Gold In Doha (FR), 50-1 Phoebe’s Charm (IRE)

KING OTIS could be worth chancing dropped into a seller L’Impertinent is a classy sort for this level and could bounce back. Tara Iti is another to note.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION:

Don’t forget to bet on the 2:25 at FFOS LAS.

Pupils from Gresham Prep School, who are at today’s race meeting with Racing to School, will present £50 to the person in charge of the best turned out horse in this race and will also present a memento to the

Racegoers are advised that bookmakers are not obliged to pay until the ‘Weighed in’ is announced, nor to remain on the course more than 10 minutes after that

PRIZE MONEY DOUBLE UP BONUS SCHEME 2024

If a trainer has two or more winners on the same card at any Fakenham race meeting, irrespective of the race conditions or the number of runners in the race, the winning owner of each race will get a £1,000 BONUS PAYMENT on top of the money received.

In addition, the winning trainer will also get a £1,000 BONUS PAYMENT if having two or more winners.

GOOD LUCK

SECOND RACE

2.45

THE BOOK YOUR SKIPS ONLINE @fakenhamskips.co.uk MARES’ MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) for maiden four yrs old and upwards fillies and mares x Total prize fund £7500 Owners Prize Money 1st £3130, 2nd £1565, 3rd £782, 4th £392. (Penalty Value £4084.50)

KEY RACE STATISTICS

Leading course trainer (19-24): P Nicholls (9 wins from 22 runners, 41%) runs SEEYOUINMYDREAMS

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): P Nicholls (5 wins from 27 runners, 19%) runs SEEYOUINMYDREAMS

Longest Traveller: FREESTYLE trained by A Dunn, Wellington, 259 miles.

1 FREESTYLE (FR) (87) 02//- 6 11-6

Br B m Magadino (FR) - Fristar (FR) Lewis Stones (3) J

O West Buckland Bloodstock Ltd

Alexandra Dunn, Wellington T

B Miss Brigitte Renk Alexandra Dunn Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Showed fair form when second in a French claiming hurdle in 2021/22 but was well held on his stable debut in a 9.5f Wolverhampton handicap on the Flat in February. TFRHHIII BHA-

2 JACKELINE (GB) (47) 00/4F03- 5 11-6

Br Ch m Jack Hobbs - Ballinlina

O Mrs R. Jowett

Daniel Sansom (3) J

Seamus Mullins, Amesbury T

B P. Balding We Do Vans S

TIMEFORM VIEW Well beaten in 2 bumpers but showed a bit when fourth on Lingfield hurdle debut in December In process of running well when falling 3 out at Exeter 7 weeks later and bounced back from a lesser effort when third at Chepstow last time, best work finish. Not taken lightly up in trip. TFRHHHHH BHA99

3 LA GOMERA (GB) (124) 2P4/420- 6 11-6

Br B m Kayf Tara - Fernello Bryan Carver J

O Miss Susannah M L Parden Alex Hales, Edgecote T

B R. D and Mrs J. S. Chugg Winwood Construction UK Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Point winner who finished runner-up for the second time over hurdles in a Hereford maiden in November Handed a stiff-looking mark and comfortably held on her handicap debut there last time but this looks more suitable. TFRHHHII BHA103

4 LITTLE TALKS (IRE) (13) 5334PP- 5 11-6

Br B m Milan - Another Nudge (IRE)

Ms Laura Ward (7) J

O Mr Mark Harrod Neil King, Burderop T

B Knocktartan House Stud Tote S

TIMEFORM VIEW Modest hurdler who hit the frame in a brace of 3m handicaps during the winter Held back by a bad mistake at Huntingdon at the start of last month but took little interest at Taunton 13 days ago. TFRHHIII BHA85

5 ONEFORTHEFAIRGREEN (IRE) (19) 03/02PP- 6 11-6

Br B m Walk In The Park (IRE) - Back To Loughadera (IRE)

O Mr Stephen Sugden

Harry Atkins (7) J

Martin Keighley, Cheltenham T

B J. J. Harty & Roger Harty Optima Self Store S

TIMEFORM VIEW Showed fair form on 2 of her 4 starts in bumpers in Ireland but has been pulled up both starts over hurdles 4 months apart. TFRHHIII BHA-

6 SEEYOUINMYDREAMS (GB) (180) 110/P- 6 11-6

Br B m Telescope (IRE) - Sierra (FR)

O Mason, Hogarth, Ferguson, Done, McGoff

Harry Cobden J

Paul Nicholls, Ditcheat T

B Dr Bryan Mayoh Morson Group S

TIMEFORM VIEW Bumper winner who shaped as if amiss fitted with a tongue strap when pulled up in a novice hurdle at Newbury (16.3f, good to soft) on debut in this sphere in November Has had a breathing operation and clearly thought capable of better Hood goes on. TFRHHHHI BHA-

7 TIQUE (GB) (16) F44604- 5 11-6

Br B or Br m Blue Bresil (FR) - Toberdowney (IRE)

Sean Quinlan J

O Mrs Heather Royle Seamus Mullins, Amesbury T

B DC & HM Royle We Do Vans S

TIMEFORM VIEW Bumper winner at the fourth attempt at Bangor in May but has shown just modest form at best in 6 hurdle outings, tending to make mistakes. TFRHHHII BHA94

8 BUBBLECRAFT (IRE) (37) PPU- 4 10-12

Br Gr f Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Gold Bubbles (USA)

O Carl Appleton & Peter Edwards

B Tullpark Ltd

Niall Houlihan J

Michael Wigham, Newmarket T

Jess Edwards - McTimoney Animal Therapist S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair at up to 13f on the Flat in France but has failed to complete all 3 outings over hurdles (pulled up first 2 starts). TFRHIIII BHA-

Br B f Postponed (IRE) - Moonsail

O Coxon Dunlevy McGuinness Ogden

Toby Wynne (3) J

Sam Allwood, Whitchurch T

B Godolphin Allwood Horse Transport S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair maiden at her best on Flat for Saeed bin Suroor Showed a bit tried hurdling after 6 months off when a well-held third of 14 at Hereford and stepped forward a little on that at Market Rasen latest. Up in trip. TFRHHHII BHA102

DECLARED RUNNERS 9

2023: WAY OUT (IRE) 6 11 6 Micheal Nolan 7-4 (Syd Hosie) 7 ran Hood worn first time by No. 6. Tongue Strap worn first time by No. 1. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No. 1. Tongue Strap worn by No. 4, 6. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 8. Running for the first time since Wind Surgery No. 6.

Probable S.P’s: 5-2 Seeyouinmydreams (GB), 10-3 La Gomera (GB), 5-1 Mountain Lake (GB), 11-2 Jackeline (GB), 12-1 Tique (GB), 25-1 Freestyle (FR), Oneforthefairgreen (IRE), 33-1 Little Talks (IRE), 100-1 Bubblecraft (IRE)

JACKELINE has her limitations as a hurdler, but she shaped well with a view to stepping up in distance at Chepstow last time, so gets the nod. Seeyouinmydreams shaped as if amiss when pulled up on her hurdling debut back in November and should be capable of much better based on her bumper form, while La Gomera and Mountain Lake are others in the mix.

Don’t forget to bet on the 2:55 at FFOS LAS.

Gamble and Alex Dunmore of Gamble Plant will present a memento to the

in this race.

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THIRD RACE

3.15

THE GREENE KING HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5)

for five yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7500 Owners Prize Money 1st £3029, 2nd £1514, 3rd £758, 4th £379, 5th £189. (Penalty Value £3960.75)

KEY RACE STATISTICS

Leading course trainer (19-24): C Williams (13 wins from 58 runners, 22%) runs WILLIAM EWART

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): N King (1 win from 6 runners, 17%) runs GO FOX

Fancy That: Christian Williams won this race in 2019 and 2021. The stable runs WILLIAM EWART today. Longest Traveller: SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL trained by J Tickle, Tiverton, 274 miles.

1 KANKIN (GB) (23) 316453- 8 12-0

Br Ch g Archipenko (USA) - Touriga Bryan Carver J

O The 25 Club Alex Hales, Edgecote T

B Wood Hall Stud Winwood Construction UK Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Made a winning chase debut at Huntingdon (19.8f) in October and posted best effort since when third at Hereford (20.9f) 23 days ago. Possibilities with a repeat back up in trip. TFRHHHII BHA98

2 WILLIAM EWART (IRE) (12) 231333- 7 11-0

Br B g Sageburg (IRE) - Romantic Fashion (IRE)

Nick Scholfield J

O Sue Howell Christian Williams, Bridgend T

B Ms Kathryn Tottenham NAF S

TIMEFORM VIEW Justified support when scoring for the first time over fences at Southwell (3m, heavy) in February. Not so good next 2 starts but returned to form when third in 15-runner handicap chase at Warwick (3m) 12 days ago. Possibilities back down in trip. TFRHHHII BHA84

3 KINGS JUSTICE (GB) (23) P212B2- 6 11-0

Br B g Pether’s Moon (IRE) - Queen’s Law

Toby Wynne (3) J

O Mrs Beverley Bostock Sam Allwood, Whitchurch T

B Mr S. Allwood & Mr D. Bostock Allwood Horse Transport S

TIMEFORM VIEW Off the mark at Catterick in December and remained in good form since, keeping on well for second at Hereford (20.9f) 23 days ago. Nudged up 4lb on the back of that but he’s a likely player again. TFRHHHHH BHA84

4 GO FOX (GB) (70) 00P225- C 9 10-13

Br Ch g Foxwedge (AUS) - Bling Bling (IRE)

Ms Laura Ward (7) J

O The Ridgeway Racing For Fun Partnership Neil King, Burderop T

B Whitsbury Manor Stud and Mrs M. E. Slade

TIMEFORM VIEW Won twice over fences last summer (including here) and best effort since when second over 2m here in February. May of found the race coming too soon when fifth at Catterick later that month and no surprise to see a better showing returned to this venue. TFRHHHHI BHA83

5 SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL (FR) (41) 20P024- 9 10-7

Br Gr g Doctor Dino (FR) - School of Thought (FR)

Harry Cobden J

O Mr Paul Anthony Mann Joe Tickle, Tiverton T

B Mme Henri Devin

TIMEFORM VIEW Not the most reliable but bounced back to form, in first-time cheekpieces, when second of 10 in handicap chase at Hereford (20.9f) in February. Not disgraced on back of a wind op when fourth back there in March and he’s not out of things. TFRHHHII BHA77

6 FAST DEAL (GB) (16) 6U/5031- 7 10-5

Br Ch g Fast Company (IRE) - Maven J

O Mrs M. Chapman Michael Chapman, Market Rasen T

B Habton Farms

TIMEFORM VIEW NON RUNNER. TFRIIIII BHA75

7 STOP THIS TRAIN (IRE) (36) P04045- 7 10-2

Br B m Ask - Helens Decree (IRE) Niall Houlihan J

O The Buffers Sarah Humphrey, West Wratting T

B Mr I. Freeley Tote S

TIMEFORM VIEW Placed once from 4 starts in Irish points but has little form under Rules. Passed over operating from out of the weights. TFRHHIII BHA66

8 NOAH’S LIGHT (IRE) (12) P40P30- 7 10-2

Br B g Leading Light (IRE) - Scrapper Jack (IRE) Lewis Stones (3) J

O Mr & Mrs K. B. Snook

Richenda Ford, Blandford Forum T

B Brian Kiely Sturminster Newton Building Supplies S

TIMEFORM VIEW Hurdles winner in Ireland for Declan Queally but little to shout about over fences for current stable and he’s hard to fancy operating out of the weights. TFRHHIII BHA66

DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2023: JIGGINSTOWN KING (IRE) 6 11 6 Cillin Leonard 9-4 (Oliver Signy) 7 ran

Tongue Strap worn by No. 2, 3, 7, 8. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 2, 3, 5, 8.

Stewards Note:

KANKIN: Following its run on 14/4/2024 it was reported that the horse’s saddle slipped.

Probable S.P’s: 11-4 Kings Justice (GB), 4-1 William Ewart (IRE), 9-2 Kankin (GB), 11-2 School For Scandal (FR), 6-1 Go Fox (GB), 22-1 Stop This Train (IRE), 28-1 Noah’s Light (IRE)

KINGS JUSTICE is proving consistent, which counts for plenty at this level, runner-up at Hereford 23 days ago, and he looks a live player again despite edging up the weights a little more. Go Fox goes well here and is respected back from a break for all he’s winless at this trip, with William Ewart another in the mix.

Don’t forget to bet on the 3:25 at FFOS LAS.

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FOURTH RACE

THE JARROLD LADIES’ DAY SUNDAY 2ND JUNE NOVICES’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) for novice four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7500 Owners Prize Money 1st £3029, 2nd £1514, 3rd £758, 4th £379, 5th £189. (Penalty Value £3960.75)

KEY RACE STATISTICS

Leading course trainer (19-24): Dr R Newland & J Insole (14 wins from 62 runners, 23%) runs TIP TOP TONTO Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): Dr R Newland & J Insole (6 wins from 19 runners, 32%) runs TIP TOP TONTO Longest Traveller: SWEARER trained by J Tickle, Tiverton, 274 miles.

1 JOLYJUMP (FR) (13) 00P1- 5 12-0

Br B g Kapgarde (FR) - Pepite du Mathan (FR) Niall Houlihan J

O Mr Jerry Hinds & Mr Ashley Head Gary & Josh Moore, Horsham T

B Mrs D. Saliou & Haras de La Haie Neuve K M Elite Products Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Proved a different proposition on handicap debut after 12 weeks off as he landed extended 2m Taunton contest a fortnight ago. Up 7lb and there should be plenty more to come back up in trip (bred to be much better than this level). TFRHHHHI BHA99

2 SOIR DE GALA (FR) (18) 500213- 5 11-11

Br B g Joshua Tree (IRE) - Solvalla (FR) Harry Cobden J

O Mr John P. McManus Paul Nicholls, Ditcheat T

B Guy Cherel Morson Group S

TIMEFORM VIEW Shaped well on handicap debut and built on that effort when opening his account atTaunton (extended 2m),travelling strongly and winning with plenty in hand. Fair third behind one way ahead of his mark at Exeter 18 days ago and remains with potential, so well worth another chance up in trip. TFRHHHHH BHA96

3 RONALDORETURNS

Br B g Iffraaj - Asmahan

(GB) (15) 6//4P05- 6 11-10

Nick Scholfield J

O EFEX Racing Club James Owen, Newmarket T

B Saoud Hamad Raeisi

TIMEFORM VIEW Failed to make an impact back over hurdles on recent handicap debut at Kempton (2m), although wasn’t subjected to a hard ride. Hood removed and up in trip now. TFRHHHII BHA95

4 MOUNTAIN BAY (IRE) (57) 0506P4- 5 11-5

Br B g Dylan Thomas (IRE) - My Mountain (IRE)

Sean Quinlan J

O Steph Pitt & Clive Dunning Seamus Mullins, Amesbury T

B Mr Oliver Broderick We Do Vans S

TIMEFORM VIEW Well held in bumpers/over hurdles (including in novice handicaps). Dropping in the weights. TFRHHIII BHA90

5 TIP TOP TONTO (IRE) (25) P62541- CD 8 11-5

Br B g Milan - Sarahs Quay (IRE) Charlie Hammond J

O Dr R. D. P. Newland Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole, Droitwich T

B Mr Colm McHenry Coulthursts Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Ridden more patiently than of late and bounced back to his best to register a first success in similar contest over C&D last month. Up 6lb and the unexposed 5-y-os heading the weights will probably have his measure. TFRHHHII BHA90

6 SWEARER (IRE) (127) 61//5/3PP- D

Br Br g Kalanisi (IRE) - Dance Cover (IRE)

8 11-1

Bryan Carver J

O Mr Keiran Johns Joe Tickle, Tiverton T

B Paul Giles Fire Defence Servicing S

TIMEFORM VIEW Winning pointer but poor form on completed start over hurdles.Tongue strap/cheekpieces on for handicap debut back from 4 months off. TFRHHIII BHA86

7 MADRA MORJOHN (GB) (27) 0/P00-

6 10-2

Br B g Black Sam Bellamy (IRE) - Overlay Lewis Stones (3) J

O Mrs Phillippa Taylor Phillippa Taylor, Fringford T

B John O’Neill

TIMEFORM VIEW No impact in bumper/maiden hurdles. Handicap debut. TFRHHIII BHA70

DECLARED RUNNERS 7

2023: BABY SHAM 5 10 3 Micheal Nolan 22-1 (Seamus Mullins) 9 ran

Tongue Strap worn first time by No. 6. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No. 6. Visor worn by No. 5. Tongue Strap worn by No. 2, 3. Stewards Note: SOIR DE GALA: Following its run on 19/4/2024 it was reported that the horse raced too soon.

Probable S.P’s: 13-8 Soir de Gala (FR), 5-2 Jolyjump (FR), 4-1 Tip Top Tonto (IRE), 11-1 Ronaldoreturns (GB), 33-1 Mountain Bay (IRE), Swearer (IRE), 50-1 Madra Morjohn (GB)

Unexposed SOIR DE GALA and Jolyjump look the pair to focus on, with Paul Nicholls’ charge taken to bounce back to winning ways over this new distance. Jolyjump should have plenty more to offer after his Taunton success and is greatly feared back in novicecompany.

FIFTH RACE

THE GAMBLE PLANT NORFOLK NATIONAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3)

for five yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £25000

Owners Prize Money 1st £9938, 2nd £4968, 3rd £2485, 4th £1243, 5th £620, 6th £310. (Penalty Value £13007.50) Weights raised 1lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable.

KEY RACE STATISTICS

Leading course trainer (19-24): L Wadham (19 wins from 72 runners, 26%) runs TRINCOMALEE

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): Dr R Newland & J Insole (6 wins from 19 runners, 32%) runs WAKE UP EARLY

Longest Travellers: JONY MAX, STRICTLYADANCER & PLANNED PARADISE trained by C Williams, Bridgend, 268 miles.

1 COURT MASTER (IRE) (20) 232U56- 11 12-0

Br B g Court Cave (IRE) - Lusos Wonder (IRE) Bryan Carver J

O Mrs Lynne Maclennan Neil Mulholland, Limpley Stoke T

B Mr Cyril Carty

TIMEFORM VIEW One-time useful chaser for Michael Scudamore and best effort for present yard when fifth of 19 in handicap chase at Cheltenham in October (25f, good to soft). Respected sixth there on first run since 3 weeks ago and should strip fitter for that. TFRHHHHI BHA124

2 ORGANDI (FR) (20) 401P04- 12 11-11

Br Br m Early March - Creme Pralinee (FR)

Finn Lambert (3) J

O Beautiful People Richard Phillips, Moreton-in-Marsh T

B Dr Vet R. Y. Simon & Mr N. Simon Tori Global S

TIMEFORM VIEW Veteran mare who took advantage of a good opportunity at Fontwell in September Decent effort after 4 months off when fourth of 16 in handicap chase (66/1) at Cheltenham (28.1f, good) 20 days ago. Not taken lightly. TFRHHHHI BHA121

3 STRICTLYADANCER (IRE) (52) 6402P0- C 10 11-9

Br B g Yeats (IRE) - Feale Dancer (IRE)

Nick Scholfield J

O Encore Racing Christian Williams, Bridgend T

B John Hayes NAF S

TIMEFORM VIEW Won 3 on the bounce over fences during 2021/22. Missed the following season and record was mixed last term. Mark has eased at least. Up in trip. TFRHHHII BHA119

4

JONY MAX (IRE) (140) 230P1P- C 9 11-5

Br B g Mahler - Supreme Sunday (IRE)

O StQuintonMauleIntPlyw’dVordermanS-Daniel

Elizabeth Gale (7) J

Christian Williams, Bridgend T

B John and Miriam Murphy NAF S

TIMEFORM VIEW Put a couple of poor efforts behind him when landing a 6-runner contest from the front here (24.2f, soft) in November Not so good there following month and off since, but type to bounce back. TFRHHHII BHA115

5 TRINCOMALEE (GB) (59) 152//625- 11 11-4

Br B g Malinas (GER) - Royal Tango

O Hot to Trot Jumping&Mrs E Gordon Lennox

Dylan Whelan (7) J

Lucy Wadham, Newmarket T

B Mrs Elizabeth Gordon Lennox Searls Land S

TIMEFORM VIEW Useful hurdler/chaser at his best but off 21 months and failed to match that form last term, including when fifth in Sandown handicap (24.2f) latest. However, promises to be suited by this marathon trip and Dylan Whelan takes off 7lb. TFRHHHHI BHA114

6 WAKE UP EARLY (IRE) (140) 0/320PP- CD 10 11-0

Br Ch g Doyen (IRE) - Wake Me Gently (IRE)

Charlie Hammond J

O Dr R. D. P. Newland Dr Richard Newland & Jamie Insole, Droitwich T

B Mrs Ann Eustace Coulthursts Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Recorded third win for this yard at Sedgefield (27f) 14 months ago and ran well on his first 2 starts last season. Well held since, however, so plenty to prove after 5 months off. TFRHHHII BHA110

7 PLANNED PARADISE (IRE) (80) 63/P505- 8 10-12

Br B g Westerner - Quel Bleu (IRE) Harry Cobden J

O Mr O. S. Harris Christian Williams, Bridgend T

B Mr Cal Flavin NAF S

TIMEFORM VIEW Consistent for Neil Mulholland but efforts for this yard since returning to action in October have not been overly inspiring (prone to mistakes over fences). The refitting of cheekpieces needs to perk him up. TFRHHHII BHA108

8 JIGGINSTOWN KING (IRE) (25) 111P33- C 7 10-10

Br B g Lucky Speed (IRE) - Miss Baden (IRE)

O Barratt, Signy & Spiers

Niall Houlihan J

Oliver Signy, Lambourn T

B Mr J. McDonald Oliver Signy Racing Llp S

TIMEFORM VIEW It all clicked for him over fences in the first half of last season, completing a hat-trick (first leg here). Pulled up at Hereford in November but back to form next 2 starts, including when third here (21.2f) last month after

TFRHHHHH BHA106

DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2023: DUC DE BEAUCHENE (FR) 10 11 11 Fergus Gillard 5-1 (David Pipe) 10 ran

Blinkers worn by No. 6. Tongue Strap worn by No. 4, 8. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 1, 5, 7.

Stewards Note:

TRINCOMALEE: Following its run on 9/3/2024 it was reported that the horse lost its left-hind shoe.

WAKE UP EARLY: Following its run on 19/12/2023 it was reported that the horse was never travelling.

Probable S.P’s: 7-2 Trincomalee (GB), 11-2 Planned Paradise (IRE), Jigginstown King (IRE), 13-2 Organdi (FR), 7-1 Court Master (IRE), 17-2 Strictlyadancer (IRE), 10-1 Wake Up Early (IRE), 16-1 Jony Max (IRE)

JIGGINSTOWN KING wasn’t disgraced after 4 months off when third here 25 days ago so could be worth chancing stepped up in trip up against exposed rivals. Trincomalee is feared most ahead of Court Master

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.JIGGINSTOWN KING (IRE) 2.TRINCOMALEE 3.COURT MASTER (IRE)

Don’t forget to bet on the 4:30 at FFOS LAS and 4:42 at SOUTHWELL.

Richard Gamble and Alex Dunmore of Gamble Plant will award a prize of £50 to the person in charge of the best turned out horse in this race and will also present The Norfolk National Cup to the winning owner and mementos to the Winning Owner, Trainer and Jockey

THE JUMPING FOR FUN “GRASSROOTS” MAIDEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) (for The Turner Trophy) for maiden five yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £5000 Owners Prize Money 1st £2231, 2nd £1116, 3rd £558, 4th £279. (Penalty Value £2566.50) Bold Form Figures Indicate Point-to-Point Form

KEY RACE STATISTICS

Leading course trainer (19-24): K Morgan (1 win from 4 runners, 25%) runs PRECIOUS BOUNTY Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): N/A

Longest Traveller: TREVADA trained by F Poste, Ettington, 140 miles.

1 COURT CIAN (IRE) (17) FU6311- D 6 12-0

Br B g Court Cave (IRE) - Sophie Rose (IRE) Mr Charlie Case (5) J

O Mr M. Kehoe M. Kehoe, Leighton Buzzard T

H Bicester with Whaddon Chase

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair in bumpers for Gearoid Patrick Brouder and showed some aptitude for hurdling when fifth of 12 in novice at Taunton (19f, soft) in January 2023. Hiked up in trip for chase debut (won last 2 of 7 starts in points, latest Apr 20). TFRHHHII BHA-

2 PRECIOUS BOUNTY (IRE) (16) 433314- D

Br B g Yeats (IRE) - Zaharath Al Bustan Miss Ellie Callwood (7) J

O KM Racing Club Kelly Morgan, Waltham on the Wolds T H Belvoir

TIMEFORM VIEW Multiple point winner who matched previous form in this sphere on first run since leaving T. Ellis when fourth of 6 at Stratford (22.6f, good to soft) 16 days ago. More severe headgear enlisted and should go well. TFRHHHHI BHA104

3 TREVADA (GB) (24) 232112- D

Br B g Kayf Tara - Kerada (FR)

Mr Zac Baker J O Francesca Poste Francesca Poste, Ettington T

H Bicester with Whaddon Chase

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair hurdler who made a decent start over fences last year,finishing runner-up twice.Has since left Oliver Sherwood and with first-time cheekpieces on, he looks the one to beat on his first start in a hunter chase. Dual winning pointer, runner-up last time (Apr 13). TFRHHHHH BHA107

4 ULTRA VIERS (IRE) (38) 2PFD26- D 8 12-0

26- 8

Br B g Fame And Glory - Endless Moments (IRE) J

O Mrs Phillippa Taylor Phillippa Taylor, Fringford T

H Bicester with Whaddon Chase

NON-RUNNER

TIMEFORM VIEW No match for an odds-on favourite in a similar event at Leicester (20.1f, heavy) 10 weeks ago and came in last of 6 finishers in points last time (Mar 30). Likely he’ll come up short. TFRHHIII BHA90

DECLARED RUNNERS 4 2023: RALEAGH FLORA 8 11 7 Mr Charlie Marshall 9-4 (A Pennock) 6 ran Visor worn first time by No. 2. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No. 3. Tongue Strap worn by No. 3. Hood, Tongue Strap worn by No. 4.

Probable S.P’s: EVENS Trevada (GB), 5-2 Precious Bounty (IRE), 5-1 Court Cian (IRE),

TREVADA made an encouraging start over fences last year and arriving fit from points (dual winner), Francesca Poste’s 8-y-o looks the way to go on his first start in a hunter chase. He can get the better of Precious Bounty, who matched his previous form in this sphere at Stratford last month and now has more severe headgear enlisted. Court Cian can fill out third.

Don’t forget to bet on the 5:05 at FFOS LAS, 5:12 at

BEST TURNED OUT

Rose Turner, or members of the Turner Family will present the The Turner Family Perpetual Challenge trophy to the winning owner and they will also award a prize of £50 to the person in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.

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RACE CONDITIONS

First Race 2.15 - THE RACING TV SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3960 to the winning horse The second to receive £1822, the third £911, the fourth £456 and the fifth £227. for four yrs old and upwards. Free Entry by noon, May 1st, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 5th. Penalties, after April 27th, 2024, for each hurdle race won 7lb. The winner to be sold by auction in accordance with the Rules of Racing for £4000 Advertised Claiming Price of any other horse starting £8000. A memento will be presented to the winning owner In addition, a £50 cash prize will be awarded to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse in this race. A commission of 10% (plus V.A.T.) of the selling price will be payable to the Racecourse by the Owner of the horse at the time of sale. The claiming price of each horse will be subject to an additional 10% Premium (plus V.A.T.) payable to the Racecourse, split equally between the Buyer and the Owner, and both the selling price and the advertised claiming price will be subject to V.A.T., where applicable. The post-race auction of the winner will be conducted in POUNDS. SPECIAL NOTE: Whilst there is no Owners’ stake money payable for entry into this race, the usual fees specified under the provisions of the Race Entry Code will be payable for each horse entered. This race forms part of the Fakenham Double Up Bonus. Full details to be found at https://www.fakenhamracecourse.co.uk/racing/owners-trainers/ 15 entries at £0. - Closed May 1st, 2024. Owners Prize Money Winner £3029; Second £1514; Third £758; Fourth £379; Fifth £189. (Penalty Value £3960.75)

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Second Race 2.45 - THE BOOK YOUR SKIPS ONLINE @fakenhamskips.co.uk MARES’ MAIDEN 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 maiden four yrs old and upwards fillies and mares only Free Entry by noon, May 1st, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 5th. Weights: 4-y-o 10st 12lb; 5-y-o and up 11st 6lb. A memento will be given to the winning owner and £50 cash prize to the person in charge of the best turned out horse in this race. SPECIAL NOTE: Whilst there is no Owners’ stake money payable for entry into this race, the usual fees specified under the provisions of the Race Entry Code will be payable for each horse entered. This race forms part of the Fakenham Double Up Bonus. Full details to be found at https:// www.fakenhamracecourse.co.uk/racing/owners-trainers/ 13 entries at £0. - Closed May 1st, 2024. Owners Prize Money Winner £3130; Second £1565; Third £782; Fourth £392. (Penalty Value £4084.50)

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Third Race 3.15 - THE GREENE KING HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3960 to the winning horse The second to receive £1822, the third £911, the fourth £456 and the fifth £227. for five yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-100. Free Entry by noon, May 1st, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 5th. Penalties, after April 27th, 2024, for each steeple chase won 7lb. A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a £50 cash prize will be awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race. SPECIAL NOTE: Whilst there is no Owners’ stake money payable for entry into this race, the usual fees specified under the provisions of the Race Entry Code will be payable for each horse entered. This race forms part of the Fakenham Double Up Bonus. Full details to be found at https://www.fakenhamracecourse.co.uk/ racing/owners-trainers/ 13 entries at £0. - Closed May 1st, 2024. Owners Prize Money Winner £3029; Second £1514; Third £758; Fourth £379; Fifth £189. (Penalty Value £3960.75)

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Fourth Race 3.45 - THE JARROLD LADIES’ DAY SUNDAY 2ND JUNE NOVICES’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3960 to the winning horse The second to receive £1822, the third £911, the fourth £456 and the fifth £227. for novice four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-100. Free Entry by noon, May 1st, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 5th. Penalties, after April 27th, 2024, for each hurdle race won 7lb. A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a £50 cash prize to the person responsible for the best turned out horse in this race. SPECIAL NOTE: Whilst there is no Owners’ stake money payable for entry into this race, the usual fees specified under the provisions of the Race Entry Code will be payable for each horse entered This race forms part of the Fakenham Double Up Bonus. Full details to be found at https://www.fakenhamracecourse.co.uk/racing/owners-trainers/ 19 entries at £0. - Closed May 1st, 2024. Owners Prize Money Winner £3029; Second £1514; Third £758; Fourth £379; Fifth £189. (Penalty Value £3960.75)

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Fifth Race 4.20 - THE GAMBLE PLANT NORFOLK NATIONAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £13007 to the winning horse The second to receive £5980, the third £2990, the fourth £1495, the fifth £747 and the sixth £372. for five yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-125 (also open to such horses rated 126 and 127 - see Standard Conditions). Free Entry by noon, May 1st, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 5th. Penalties, after April 27th, 2024, for each steeple chase won 7lb. A Challenge Trophy and memento will be presented to the winning owner and £50 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race. SPECIAL NOTE: Whilst there is no Owners’ stake money payable for entry into this race, the usual fees specified under the provisions of the Race Entry Code will be payable for each horse entered. This race forms part of the Fakenham Double Up Bonus. Full details to be found at https://www.fakenhamracecourse.co.uk/ racing/owners-trainers/ 12 entries at £0. - Closed May 1st, 2024. Owners Prize Money. Winner £9938; Second £4968; Third £2485; Fourth £1243; Fifth £620; Sixth £310. (Penalty Value £13007.50) Weights raised 1lbs and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable.

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Sixth Race 4.55 - THE JUMPING FOR FUN “GRASSROOTS” MAIDEN HUNTERS’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) (for The Turner Trophy) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £2566 to the winning horse The second to receive £1283, the third £641 and the fourth £321. for maiden five yrs old and upwards, which after 2021, have started in a Point-to-Point steeple chase in Great Britain. Free Entry by noon, May 1st, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 5th. Weights: 12st each Mares allowed 7lb. To be ridden by Amateur Jockeys. THE TURNER FAMILY has very generously provided a Perpetual Challenge Trophy, which is presented to the winning owner but retained at Fakenham Racecourse. A memento will be presented to the winning owner In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race.

SPECIAL NOTE: Whilst there is no Owners’ stake money payable for entry into this race, the usual fees specified under the provisions of the Race Entry Code will be payable for each horse entered. This race forms part of the Fakenham Double Up Bonus. Full details to be found at https://www.fakenhamracecourse.co.uk/racing/ownerstrainers/ 7 entries at £0. - Closed May 1st, 2024. Owners Prize Money Winner £2231; Second £1116; Third £558; Fourth £279. (Penalty Value £2566.50) HC

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