Haydock Park Racecard - Saturday 19th November

Good morning and welcome back to

Haydock Park for our first

and feature jump fixture of the season!

The Betfair Chase is back and we couldn’t be more excited for an afternoon of fantastic racing Every year we look forward to this day one where we get to host the country’s first Grade One of the season in a race which promises to produce a thriller A Plus Tard, the winner of last year’s race and just months later the Cheltenham Gold Cup, is expected to face a small but mighty field of up to four rivals as he bids to win the extended three miles and a furlong showpiece for the second year running Protektorat, trained by the in-form Dan Skelton and ridden by his brother Harry, is another favourite to take the title while three-time winner of the race Bristol de Mai will also line up in a bid to win a fourth Betfair Chase.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Betfair, who are very kindly supporting all of the races on today’s card, along with the stable staff canteen We wish them and their guests a wonderful day with us.

I’m also delighted to welcome the Haydock Band back to keep you all entertained throughout the morning

While racing officially gets underway at 12.10pm, Betfair have organised a special event at 11.30am, which will see six horses take to the track in five-furlong sprint in celebration of the forthcoming Football World Cup. It’s bound to be a lot of fun and I encourage you all to make your way trackside for this novelty race Very kindly, Betfair will also be donating £10,000 to the Injured Jockey’s Fund

If you are a first time racegoer or a frequent racegoer you may want to head over to the parade ring at 11:40 where there will be a punters panel with some experts running through the card and giving their tips for the day.

After today we race again on November 30, with the Jewson Christmas Afternoon Jump Racing fixture followed by the Tommy Whittle Chase Day on December 17 The Last Fling, which will take place on Friday 30 December, will bring racing for 2022 at Haydock Park to a close I know today is going to be a great spectacle, and I’d like to thank you all for coming out to be a part of our feature fixture of the year it really means a lot!

Have a great day and we hope to see you all again very soon

wishes, Molly Dingwall General Manager

As part of our joint commitment to each other and the communities in which we operate, all racegoers should be aware of the Code of Conduct and observe the following whilst at our Racecourse.

• For the safety of other racegoers and racecourse staff, please consider wearing a face covering in busy indoor areas or outside where social distancing cannot be maintained.

• If you feel you may be experiencing any of the recognised symptoms of Covid-19, please put on a face covering and speak to a member of staff in a well ventilated area It is best to travel home if it is safe to do so

• Regularly wash your hands, use hand sanitiser and avoid touching your face and dispose of any used tissues appropriately

• Familiarise yourself with your entry point and the location of amenities within the racecourse.

• We are operating a cashless event. On-course bookmakers/pool betting operators may accept cash.

• Enjoy the vast amounts of space around the racecourse and avoid congregating in busy areas (for example, along the rail or by the Winning Post).

• Make sure all walkways, corridors and doorways etc are clear before you walk through.

• Follow all signage and the instructions of staff, officials or any emergency service personnel present at the racecourse.

• Make sure other members of your group have read and understood these guidelines Thank you so much for your continued support and co-operation. We hope you have a wonderful day with us

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North West Senior Management Team

Regional Director North West

Dickon White

Finance Director West

Roy Barker General Manager Molly Dingwall

Regional Head of Operations – North West Stephen Mansfield

Regional Head of Racing and Clerk of the Course – Haydock Park Kirkland Tellwright

Regional Head of Racing and Clerk of the Course Aintree Sulekha Varma

Communications Lead West

Grant Rowley

Regional General Manager – Catering

Peter Jardine

Head of Hospitality – West

Claire Leonard

Head of Conference and Events – West

Charlotte Fitzgerald Sales Service Manager

Victoria Kehoe Marketing Manager

James Rennard

Owners Liaison Manager

Vikki Mason

Head Groundsman

Stephen Fyles

Catering General Manager

Lee Dennan

Designated Safeguarding Lead Dickon White

Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead Kirkland Tellwright

Chairman

Nick Bannister

Committee Members

Christopher Clay, Tim Crutchley, Rosie Curran, Graham Dagnall, Conor McGinn MP, Gary Middlebrook, Simon Raine

Stewards

Greg Pearson (Chief Steward)

Jeremy Barlow (Stewards’ Panel Chair)

Caroline Wilson (Stewards’ Panel Chair)

Lyndsay Allan, Beth Dowswell, Robert McCarthy Starters

Stuart Turner Seamus O’Neil

Judge

Michael Roberts Clerk Of The Scales

Wayne Burnell

Veterinary Officer

John Burgess

Veterinary Surgeons

Dr Kate Gaskell, Dr Kerry Comb & Dr Sue Taylor Medical Officers

Dr John Edwards, Dr Ian Roberts, Dr Kate Gaskell & Dr John Murray

Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers

Joe O’Gorman, Jeremy Willis, Graham Gray & Karen West

Betting Ring Managers

Stephen Rann & Mike Oxley

Commentator

John Hunt

Handicapper

Martin Greenwood

DISABLED FACILITIES

Haydock Park has made substantial practical changes to our facilities to ensure we follow all mandatory disability requirements, which include the following:

• Inclusion of induction loops installed in suites and bars

• Braille being included on the majority of our signage

• Improvements to disabled viewing areas

• Suite doors being widened

• Lowering of betting facilities to improve access

• Viewing balconies improved for wheelchair access

• The introduction of a disabled lift

• Changes to existing lifts to allow wheelchair operation

• Increasing disabled car parking access

• Widening car parking spaces and installing appropriate signage

• Additional centrally located disabled toilets

• Modification of existing toilets to allow ambulant disabled access (including widening cubicles, installation of grab rails, lengthening mirrors, adjusting flush mechanisms, adjustments to door locking facilites and washbasin and handles)

• Refuge areas constructed in case of fire (including the installation of a 2-way communication system with the on-site control room to each point)

• Additional Evac chairs

• Changes to health and safety procedures to protect disabled persons

• Changes in admissions policy in respect of disabled persons (ie, allowing carers in free of charge)

ACCESSIBLE VIEWING FACILITIES ARE LOCATED:

Makerfield Stand

First floor, Final Furlong Bar

Centenary Stand

First floor, Horseshoe Suite

Tommy Whittle Stand First floor, Kauto Star Suite

ACCESSIBLE TOILET FACILITIES

CAN BE LOCATED IN:

Grandstand and Paddock Ground floor by Sprint Cup Bar

Makerfield Stand Ground floor by Sports Bar

Centenary Stand Ground floor by Guinness Bar, first floor in Horseshoe Bar and second floor in the Premier Suite

Tommy Whittle Stand Ground floor in Jubilee suite, first floor in Kauto Star suite, second fl oor in private boxes, third floor in private boxes and fourth floor in private boxes

LOWERED SERVICE COUNTERS

Lowered service counters are available in the Be Friendly, Grandstand and Paddock, Centenary and Tommy Whittle stands and in the betting facilities

INDUCTION LOOPS

Induction Loops are available in the Be Friendly, Grandstand and Paddock, Centenary and Tommy Whittle stands.

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PREMIER LOUNGE

Premier Lounge

Full

Premier Bar Full Bar

COUNTY STAND

Sandon Suite

Full Bar, including Draught Carling and Worthington’s

Horseshoe Suite

Full Bar, including Draught Carling and Worthington’s

Coolies Bar & Grill

Selection of deli offers

The Moët Champagne Bar

Wine & Champagne

Jubilee Bar

Full Bar, including Draught Carling and Worthington’s

Paddock Club Full Bar

The Wine Rack Full Bar

GRANDSTAND AND PADDOCK

The Makerfield Lawn

The Potting Sheds Full Bar

Sprint Cup Bar/The Weighed Inn

Full

Sports Bar Full Bar

Final Furlong Bar Full Bar

Oaks Bar Full Bar

Cue Card Bar Full Bar

BE FRIENDLY STAND

Be

Be

PADDOCK

NEW:

Paddock Club Full Bar

Paddock Coffee

1. FORM

A quick way to see a horse’s past performance. These are its recent finishing positions. Look out for Letters:

Has won at this course

= Has won over this distance

= Has won over this distance at this course

EXPERT VIEW

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Odds listed represent the Betfair 2022 World Cup Market. No bets will be taken on this race.

GREAT BRITISH BONUS SCHEME

VETS SCREEN POLICY

have agreed with our vets that the screen should be erected, whenever a horse requires veterinary treatment on the course This does not reflect the severity of an injury, but does help to provide a calm environment, in which the vet is better able to treat the horse

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EACH-WAY BETTING TERMS

Working alongside the Racecourse Association (RCA), bookmakers have introduced standard each-way betting terms across Jockey Club Racecourses. Bookmakers will provide these terms, or better, when offering each-way betting.

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

8 or more runners: 1/5 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd or 3rd

Handicap races with 12 to 15 runners (inclusive): 1/4 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd or 3rd

Handicap races with 16 to 21 runners (inclusive): 1/5 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th

Handicap races with 22 or more runners: 1/4 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY TO RACECOURSE

Management reserves the right to refuse admission to, or eject from, the racecourse any person without assigning a reason. In particular, any instance of unruly behaviour, such as drunkenness, abusive conduct, singing or shouting, shall entitle the Racecourse Executive toexpel the offending racegoer without prior notice.

Racegoers must abide by any regulations including the observance of designated non-drinking areas and standards of dress. Premier Enclosure tie and smart trousers (no jeans) for gentlemen and best day wear for ladies. County Enclosure smart dress for both ladies and gentlemen is advised. Fancy dress, sportswear (including training shoes) or swimwear are not permitted. Grandstand & Paddock & Be Friendly Enclosures no dress code. Fancy dress is permitted but please make sure your outfit is not offensive to others.

Only individuals in possession of a valid betting badge and occupying an authorised pitch are entitled to lay bets in the course of theirbusiness. Any individuals found contravening these conditions will be evicted. Members of the public may not use two-way radios, scanning receivers etc, for any purpose at the racecourse

ABANDONMENT

In the event of abandonment before racing, or up to the ‘Weighed-in’ of the first race, there will be a full refund of badge, ticket and carparking costs. In the event of abandonment after the ‘Weighed-in’ of the first race, up to the ‘Weighed-in’ of the third race there will bea 50% refund of the badge and car parking costs. In the event of abandonment thereafter there will be no refunds. No cash refunds to be paid on the day. All refunds need to be administered after the meeting, by post, to Haydock Park Racecourse, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, WA12 0HQ.

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9 BRINKLEY (FR) (266) 110/1P3- D 7 11-5

Tom Scudamore J O Brocade Racing David Pipe, Wellington T B E.A.R.L. Haras de L’Hotellerie W & S Recycling S TIMEFORM VIEWWon2handicaphurdlesinthemudin2020/21season.Alsowonanovicechaselastwinterandendedhislight2021/22campaign withathirdoverhurdlesatChepstowinFebruary Yardinformandhasalsowonthisraceafewtimes.Ontheshortlist. TFRHHHHI BHA138

10

COMPLETE UNKNOWN (IRE) (213) 323212- 6 11-2

Harry Cobden J

Paul Nicholls, Ditcheat T B Mr & Mrs A. Cox Morson Group S

TIMEFORM VIEWIrishbumperwinnerwhodevelopedintoausefulhurdlerlastseason,notablywinningthecompetitiveEBFFinalatSandown(21/2m,soft) inMarch.Provedhimselfat3mwhensecondinPerthlistedfinalstart.Returnstoactionwiththestableinflyingform. TFRHHHHI BHA135

11

TRONADOR (IRE) (24) 01/0P00- 6 11-0 Br

season over hurdles, culminating with a 3m handicap success at the Ayr Scottish Grand National meeting in April. No surprise were she to step forward again this term. TFRHHHII BHA133

ROSE (IRE) (20) 21431-3 D 6 10-7 Br B m Fame And Glory Topanberry (IRE) Ben Bromley (7) J O Miss E. Hamilton S. R. B. Crawford Northern Ireland T B Miss E. Hamilton TIMEFORM VIEWDualnovicehurdlewinneratAyrlastseason.Madeasoundreturntoactionwhen5lengthsthirdtoGoodRiskAtAll(Wholestonesecond)ina 21/2mCarlislehandicaplastmonthbutit’snotaperformancewhichsuggestsshecanwinacompetitiveracelikethisfromhermark. TFRHHIII BHA126

DECLARED RUNNERS 14 2021: NO CORRESPONDING RACE Tongue Strap worn by No 4, 6. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 7, 9, 11. Stewards Note:

IMPERIAL AURA: Following its run on 12/2/2022 it was reported that the horse stopped quickly

Probable S.P’s: 6-1 Run For Oscar (IRE), 13-2 Good Risk At All (FR), 15-2 Might I (IRE), 10-1 Botox Has (FR), Complete Unknown (IRE), 12-1 Get A Tonic (IRE), 16-1 Imperial Aura (IRE), Gentleman At Arms (IRE), 18-1 Wakool (FR), 20-1 Wholestone (IRE), 22-1 Brinkley (FR), 33-1 Ailie Rose (IRE), 50-1 Tronador (IRE)

GOOD RISK AT ALL had a bit up his sleeve when beating a couple of these rivals at Carlisle last month and could have a bigger performance in him now stepping up to 3m so he’s the suggestion in a typically competitive renewal of this valuable staying handicap The ease of Run For Oscar’s Cesarewitch success on the Flat last month suggests he could make up into a really smart hurdler this season so he’s feared most ahead of Brinkley and Botox Has.

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Charlotte Jones (3) J O Mr D. Mills James Moffatt, Cartmel T B The Queen TIMEFORM VIEWLikeablesortwhohasalreadywon5timesatCartmelthisyearandnodisgraceinfinishingsecondtoexcitingprospect Crystal Glory in a Hexham novice on Wednesday. Still, he’s probably a shade too high in the weights at present. TFRHHIII BHA137

10 FONTAINE COLLONGES (FR) (302) 31/4141 7 11-1

Br B m Saddler Maker (IRE) Saturne Collonges (FR) Tom Scudamore J

O Mr P. Davies Venetia Williams, Hereford T B G.A.E.C. Delorme Freres Faucets Limited S

TIMEFORM VIEWBumper/hurdleswinnerwhoendedpromisingfirstseasonoverfenceswithathoroughlydecisivesuccessatLingfield(21/2m,soft) inJanuary.Up10lbforthatbutshe’slightly-racedandmaywellhavemoretooffer,particularlynowfacedwithastiffertest. TFRHHHII BHA132

11 HOUSTON TEXAS (IRE) (20) 04211-1 D 8 10-5

Sean Quinlan J O Mr A. Crawford Nicky Richards, Greystoke T B Edmond Kent Equine Products Ltd (Equine Nutrition) S TIMEFORMVIEWBack-to-backwinnerofCarlislehandicapchasesinFebruaryandfurtherprogresswhencompletingthehat-trickonreturnatthesamecourse (26.2f,soft)lastmonth.Moreonhisplatehereup6lbbutthislow-mileage8-y-oremainsopentoimprovementinthissphere. TFRHHHHH BHA122

NOT FOR DYLAN

10-2

BIG BREAKAWAY: Following its run on 26/2/2022 it was reported that the horse hung and jumped left-handed. Probable S.P’s: 9-2 Houston Texas (IRE), 6-1 Lord du Mesnil (FR), 13-2 Fontaine Collonges (FR), 15-2 Good Boy Bobby (IRE), 8-1 Musical Slave (IRE), 17-2 Truckers Lodge (IRE), 9-1 The Big Breakaway (IRE), 25-1 Rapid Flight (GB), 28-1 Rapper (GB), 33-1 Crosspark (GB), 40-1 Easysland (FR), If Not For Dylan (IRE)

With so few miles on the clock, it’s safe to assume that HOUSTON TEXAS has yet to reach the ceiling of his ability and he can be expected to take this step up in class in his stride Nicky Richards’ progressive 8-y-o may have most to fear from triple course winner Lord du Mesnil, who made a positive start to the campaign when runner-up at Bangor Fontaine Collonges is 2-4 over fences and she also enters calculations, along with Truckers Lodge TIMEFORM PREDICTION:

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IMPORTANT NOTICES

Abandoned Racing

In the event of abandonment before racing, or up to the ‘Weighed-in’ of the first race, there will be a full refund of badge, ticket and carparking costs. In the event of abandonment after the ‘Weighed-in’ of the first race, up to the ‘Weighed-in’ of the third race there will be a 50% refund of the badge and car parking costs. In the event of abandonment thereafter there will be no refunds. No cash refunds to be paid on the day. All refunds need to be administered after the meeting, by post, to Haydock Park Racecourse, Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, WA12 0HQ.

Conditions of Entry to Racecourse

Management reserves the right to refuse admission to, or eject from, the racecourse any person without assigning a reason. In particular, any instance of unruly behaviour, such as drunkenness, abusive conduct, singing or shouting, shall entitle the Racecourse Executive toexpel the offending racegoer without prior notice.

Racegoers must abide by any regulations including the observance of designated non-drinking areas and standards of dress. Premier Enclosure tie and smart trousers (no jeans) for gentlemen and best day wear for ladies. County Enclosure smart dress for both ladies and gentlemen is advised. Fancy dress, sportswear (including training shoes) or swimwear are not permitted. Grandstand & Paddock & Be Friendly Enclosures no dress code Fancy dress is permitted but please make sure your outfit is not offensive to others.

Only individuals in possession of a valid betting badge and occupying an authorised pitch are entitled to lay bets in the course of their business. Any individuals found contravening these conditions will be evicted. Members of the public may not use two-way radios, scanning receivers etc, for any purpose at the racecourse

Emergency Notice

In an event of an emergency please be guided by our security stewards and by messages you will see and hear around the racecourse. We would advise that you keep your personal belongings with you at all times. In the event of an evacuation please do as requested by Haydock Park Management and security staff They will direct you to a safe place. Do not attempt to regain access to buildings.

Feedback

We are always pleased to hear from our customers and are grateful for any feedback you can provide about your visit today. There are short contact forms available online at thejockeyclub.co.uk/ aintree and we value your comments.

The Course Is For Horses

Please keep off the track. The track is for horses, their jockeys and stable staff, please keep them and yourselves safe by remaining inside the barriers. Anyone trespassing on the track will be: Liable to arrest and prosecution; Ejected immediately; Banned from all future Haydock Park race meetings; May face a nationwide racecourse ban.

Health And Safety Notice

The Racecourse would be grateful if you would observe all Health & Safety requirements whilst you are at Haydock Park Racecourse. We would request that only those that are disabled use the disabled viewing area and that parents keep a close eye on all children and prevent them from climbing the running rails and getting on to the actual racecourse. We would also like to remind racegoers that we do have a first aid room. Should anyone require any assistance please speak to the nearest steward.

Notices

Weights, Pedigrees, Trainers’ Names, Descriptions, Performances and Values of races have been added for the convenience of the Public, but are subject to alteration. All horses must parade in the Parade Ring except by permission of the Stewards, but in all cases must pass through the Ring on the way to the Post.

Parade Ring Access

In the interests of safety, access to the parade ring is strictly limited to Owners and Trainers with runners in the race, British Horseracing Authority Officials and Racecourse Officials who are on duty at the meeting and Emergency Service Personnel. Those people holding badges or accreditation that allow access to the Parade Ring are asked to refrain from entering this area unless it is absolutely necessary in the course of their business.

Photography

Racegoers may take photographs for private purposes in the public enclosures. Under no circumstances may photographs taken on the racecourse be used for publication without prior accreditation being obtained. Flash photography is not permitted anywhere in the Parade Ring or Winner’s Enclosure areas, or anywhere in the close vicinity of horses.

The official photographer is John Grossick. To see any of his images please visit www.grossick.co.uk

HBLB Prize Money

The Horserace Betting Levy Board prize fund schemes provide for the estimated inclusion of £2,124,530 at this racecourse in 2022.

Racehorse & Jockey Welfare

The welfare of the sport’s equine and human participants is paramount to British Horseracing. All racehorses competing in Britain are stabled at the premises of trainers who are licensed by The British Horseracing Authority. The standards demanded by The BHA of licensed racehorse trainers far exceed those prescribed by animal welfare legislation. The British Horseracing Authority similarly licenses every racecourse, setting high standards for the racing surface and all parts of the course used by competitors, both human and equine. BHA Officials ensure that racecourses delivers these standards. In addition Haydock Park Racecourse employs a minimum of three veterinary surgeons, whose sole responsibility it is to provide care to the horses throughout their time at the racecourse. In the event of an incident on the racecourse, any horse affected will receive immediate treatment from the racecourse’s veterinary team. Qualified paramedics and doctors are also on hand in the case of any incident involving a jockey. If any incident occurs during a race it is routine practice for screens to be erected around the horse or jockey receiving treatment. This is to allow the veterinary or medical personnel to make a safe and accurate diagnosis and so that they may perform any treatment in a private and calm environment. If necessary, horses and riders will be transported from the course to receive further treatment at the nearest equine hospital or Accident & Emergency hospital.

First Race 12.10 THE BETFAIR WEIGHED IN PODCAST NEWTON NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £14237 to the winning horse The second to receive £5342, the third £2675, the fourth £1332, the fifth £670 and the sixth £335. for novice four yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, November 14th and pay £125 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Weights: 11st 2lb each Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a winner of a Class 2 weight-for-age or Class 1 handicap hurdle race 3lb Of a Class 1 weight-for-age hurdle race 5lb BETFAIR has generously sponsored this race and will present mementos to the winning owner trainer, jockey and stable employee and award a prize of £100 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse 8 entries at £125. Closed November 14th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £10895; Second £4473; Third £2238; Fourth £1118; Fifth £560; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £14237.50) A SEE PAGE 16 FOR THIS RACE.

Second Race 12.40 THE DAILY TIPS ON BETTING.BETFAIR HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £13615 to the winning horse The second to receive £6272, the third £3135, the fourth £1570, the fifth £350, the sixth £350, the seventh £350 and the eighth £350 for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-135 (also open to such horses rated 136 and 137 see Standard Conditions). £125 stake if the horse is rated 109 or higher, or £25 stake if the horse is rated 108 or lower with £100 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Penalties, after November 12th, 2022, for each steeple chase won 7lb BETFAIR has generously sponsored this race and will present mementos to the winning owner, trainer and jockey, and award a prize of £100 for the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse 19 entries, 1 at £25 and 18 at £125. Closed November 14th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £10433; Second £5218; Third £2608; Fourth £1305; Fifth £280; Sixth £280; Seventh £280; Eighth £280 (Penalty Value £13615) SEE PAGE 20 FOR THIS RACE.

Third Race 1.15 THE EXTRA PLACES ANY DAY WITH BETFAIR HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £26015 to the winning horse The second to receive £11960, the third £5980, the fourth £2990, the fifth £1495 and the sixth £745. for four yrs old and upwards. £250 stake if the horse is rated 130 or higher, or £50 stake if the horse is rated 129 or lower with £200 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Penalties, after November 12th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 7lb BETFAIR has generously sponsored this race and will present mementos to the winning owner, trainer and jockey and award a prize of £100 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse PLEASE NOTE: A novice or juvenile horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if it has run a minimum of four times in Hurdle races in Great Britain, Ireland or France in accordance with paragraph 15 of the Weights and Handicapping Code 20 entries, 3 at £50 and 17 at £250 Closed November 14th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £19875; Second £9935; Third £4970; Fourth £2485; Fifth £1240; Sixth £620. (Penalty Value £26015) Weights raised 2lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable SEE PAGE 24 FOR THIS RACE.

Fourth Race 1.50 THE GET DAILY

REWARDS

WITH BETFAIR GRADUATION STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £26015 to the winning horse The second to receive £11960, the third £5980 and the fourth £2990 for four yrs old and upwards, which have not won more than two steeple chases. Enter by noon, November 14th and pay £250 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Weights: 4-y-o 10st 9lb; 5-y-o and up 11st 4lb Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a winner of a Class 3 steeple chase 4lb Of 2 steeple chases or of a Class 1 or Class 2 steeple chase 7lb Allowances: Horses which, before April 24th, 2022 had not won a steeple chase 4lb Betfair has generously sponsored this race and will present mementos to the winning owner trainer and jockey and award a prize of £100 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £10000 towards the prize money for this race. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of Betfair The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 8 entries at £250 Closed November 14th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £19875; Second £9935; Third £4970; Fourth £2485. (Penalty Value £26015) A SEE PAGE 28 FOR THIS RACE.

Fifth Race 2.25 THE BETFAIR EXCHANGE STAYERS’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 1) (PREMIER HANDICAP) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £71187 to the winning horse The second to receive £26712, the third £13375, the fourth £6662, the fifth £3350 and the sixth £1675 for four yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, November 1st and pay £125 stake, Confirm by noon, November 14th and pay £500, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Penalties, after November 6th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 5lb (No penalty to increase a horse’s weight above 12st). BETFAIR has generously sponsored this race and will present mementos to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and stable employee and award a £200 prize to the stable employee in charge of the the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of BETFAIR. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code This race will be restricted to 17 runners plus two reserves. The two reserves will be nominated as R18 and R19 The procedure for the allocation and operation of the reserves protocol will be as detailed in the notice headed ‘Reserves’ which has been published in The Racing Calendar and which also appears in the important notices following the Standard Conditions on the Racing Bulletin area of the BHA Racing Administration Internet site www.racingadmin.co.uk. The British Horseracing Authority will amend paragraphs 34 to 38 of the Weights and Handicapping Code and paragraphs 62 to 65 of the Race Entry Code in the event that raising of the weights at the 24 hour stage proves necessary Trainers are reminded of the provisions of paragraph 41 of the Race Entry Code which require that they must notify the Racing Calendar Office immediately when the decision has been made not to run. This will maximise the list of runners and determine whether the weights will need to be raised. The British Horseracing Authority will modify the Rules of Racing as a consequence of providing two reserves for the Betfair Exchange Handicap Hurdle Race. The non-runner penalty will be waived for any horse which is deemed a non-runner by 1.00 p.m. the day before the race The British Horseracing Authority has modified paragraph 6 of the Weights and Handicapping Code for the purposes of this race, such that racecourse performances up to and including Sunday, November 6th may be taken into account. The British Horseracing Authority has modified the Declaration of Jockey section of the Race Entries Code and the Division of Races section of the Race Administration Code of the Rules of Racing for the purposes of this race PLEASE NOTE: A novice or juvenile horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if it has run a minimum of four times in Hurdle races in Great Britain, Ireland or France in accordance with paragraph 15 of the Weights and Handicapping Code 30 entries, 12 at £125, 18 at £625. Closed November 1st, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £54475; Second £22363; Third £11188; Fourth £5588; Fifth £2800; Sixth £1400 (Penalty Value £71187.50)

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Sixth Race 3.00 - THE BETFAIR STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 1) (Grade 1) (Registered as The Lancashire Steeple Chase) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £112540 to the winning horse The second to receive £42400, the third £21220, the fourth £10600 and the fifth £5320 for five yrs old and upwards, which are allotted a rating or an assessment of 130 or more by the BHA Handicapper taking account of races run up to and including the day prior to confirmation.. Enter by noon, November 1st and pay £250 stake, Confirm by noon, November 14th and pay £750, Supplementary Entry by noon, November 14th and pay £7200 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Weights: 11st 10lb each Mares allowed 7lb BETFAIR has generously sponsored this race and will present a trophy to the winning owner, to be held until October 31st, next year BETFAIR will present mementos to the winning owner, trainer, breeder, jockey and stable employee. In addition, BETFAIR will award a prize of £200 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of BETFAIR. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code THERE WILL BE A PARADE FOR THIS RACE. (No confirmation of entry is required for Supplementary entries). 6 entries, 1 at £250, 5 at £1000 Closed November 1st, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £86080; Second £35480; Third £17740; Fourth £8880; Fifth £4440. (Penalty Value £112540) A

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Seventh Race 3.35 THE BEST ODDS ON THE BETFAIR EXCHANGE HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £31218 to the winning horse The second to receive £14352, the third £7176, the fourth £3588, the fifth £1794 and the sixth £894. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-145 (also open to such horses rated 146 and 147 see Standard Conditions). £300 stake if the horse is rated 119 or higher, or £60 stake if the horse is rated 118 or lower with £240 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 17th. Penalties, after November 12th, 2022, for each steeple chase won 7lb BETFAIR has generously sponsored this race and will present mementos to the winning owner trainer and jockey and award a prize of £100 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of Betfair The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 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 17 entries at £300 Closed November 14th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £23850; Second £11922; Third £5964; Fourth £2982; Fifth £1488; Sixth £744. (Penalty Value £31218) SEE PAGE 42 FOR THIS RACE.