Haydock Park Racecard - Wednesday 30th November

Hello and welcome back to Haydock Park for another afternoon of fantastic Jump racing!

It’s that time of year again and things are really starting to feel a bit festive around here so what better way to further get into the Christmas Spirit than with a great afternoon of action on the track.

Today’s Jewson Christmas Afternoon Jump Racing will get underway at 1.05pm with the Jewson Tool Hire Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle Race, while the last race of the afternoon will go off at 3.37pm

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Jewson, who have very kindly sponsored all of the races on today’s card We wish them and their guests a wonderful afternoon with us

After today we next race again on Saturday 17th December for our Tommy Whittle Chase Day one of Haydock Park’s most iconic events of the year Bobby Grant was a popular two-time winner of the race for trainer Peter Beaumont on the turn of the Millennium, while Cannington Brook won back-to-back renewals of the race in 2011 and 2012

We also have our Last Fling Raceday on Friday 30th December, which is sure to be an afternoon of great racing over the festive period and the perfect way to bid a fond farewell to 2022

I can’t believe that it has been almost two weeks since the Betfair Chase was held here at Haydock Park, and what a fantastic day it was with the Dan Skelton-trained Protektorat first to pass the post in a thrilling race, in which the eight-year-old Eldorado Allen came second followed by Frodon in third. There was an amazing atmosphere around the track and within all of our bars and restaurants, and it was a day we will remember for a long time!

I’d like to thank everyone for coming today and wish you all a very enjoyable afternoon with us here at Haydock Park

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

RACEDAY OFFICIALS Race Conditions

JOCKEY CLUB RACECOURSES

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

Louise Moore (Chief Steward)

Caroline Robinson (Stewards’ Panel Chair)

Michael Eyre, Louise Moore Lauren Thomson Starters

Michael Reid Lee Jones Judge

Di Clark

Clerk Of The Scales

Wayne Burnell Veterinary Officer

Bethan Cook

Veterinary Surgeons

Dr John Burgess, Dr Kerry Comb & Dr Richard Owen Medical Officers

Dr John Edwards, Dr Andy Parham, Dr Kate Gaskell & Dr Louise Williams Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers

Joe O’Gorman, Graham Gray & Louise Neale

Betting Ring Manager

Mark Ryan

Commentator

John Hunt

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.

NEED TO KNOW MORE

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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

LUDLOW

Race 1 12.45

1

Race 2 1.15

2m 4f

1m 7f 169y

Lusaka (IRE) 11-12

OllyMurphy SeanBowen Form: 223, TFR:HHHHH

2 Swearer (IRE) 11-10

JoeTickle MichealNolan Form: 61/-, TFR:HHHII

3 Zuraig (GB) 11-10

BernardLlewellyn DannyBurton(5) Form: 03-3, TFR:HHHII

4

Tribal Commander (GB)10-12

SophieLeech CharliePrice(3) Form: 6//0P-, TFR:HHIII

5 Baliyad (IRE) 10-10

MattSheppard FinnLambert(7) Form: 6P2, TFR:HHHHI

6

7

8

Evron (FR) 10-10

MattSheppard StanSheppard Form: P0P, TFR:HHHII

Lopes Dancer (IRE) 10-10

HarrietBethell CallumBewley Form: 6///-5, TFR:HHHII

Ring The Moon (GB) 10-10

EvanWilliams AdamWedge Form: 1-0P, TFR:HHHII

9 Coastal Sun (FR) 10-3

AlastairRalph JonathanBurke Form: 0P0, TFR:HHHII

10 Lady P (IRE) 10-3

JakeCoulson LewisDobb(7) Form: 040, TFR:HHHII

11y

1 Horizon d’Ainay (FR) 12-0

DanSkelton FergusGillard(3) Form: 25-5, TFR:HHHII

2

3

4

Inflagrante (IRE) 11-13

KimBailey DavidBass Form: 0-24, TFR:HHHHI

Supervisor (IRE) 11-8

VenetiaWilliams ShaneQuinlan(5) Form: P/32-, TFR:HHHHH

Crystal Moon (IRE) 11-0

AlanKing TomBellamy Form: 303-, TFR:HHHHI

5 Fitzroy (IRE) 10-13

Sarah-JayneDavies ConorRing(3) Form: PP-4, TFR:HIIII

6 Hello Sunshine (FR) 10-13

PaulWebber RexDingle Form: 30-F TFR:HHHII

7

Kingcormac (IRE) 10-8

JoeTickle MichealNolan Form: 050/-, TFR:HHIII

8 On The Platform (IRE) 10-8

JohnGroucott LeeEdwards Form: 42-5, TFR:HHHHI

9 No Worries (GB) 10-4

NeilMulholland TomScudamore Form: 61-0, TFR:HHHII

10 Shutthegate (IRE) 10-3

JohnSpearing JamieMoore Form: P60-, TFR:HHIII

11 Dark Storm (GB) 10-2

BillTurner HarryKimber(5) Form: 65/-0, TFR:HHIII

12 Diamond Rose (GB) 10-2

JulianSmith FinnLambert(7) Form: P4P, TFR:HHIII

Race 3

1.45

1m 7f 169y

1 Allavina (IRE) 12-0

CliveBoultbee-Brooks MrTommieM.O’Brien(3) Form: 32-3, TFR:HHHII

2 Addosh (GB) 11-7

StuartEdmunds NonRunner Form: 1FP, TFR:IIIII

Race 5 2.45

1

1m 7f 212y

Tap Tap Boom (GB) 12-1

AlastairRalph JayTidball(7) Form: 05-1, TFR:HHHII

2 Galice Macalo (FR) 12-0

MrsJaneWilliams CiaranGethings Form: 3-24, TFR:HHHHI

3

Irresistable (POL) 11-5

TomSymonds BenPoste Form: 120-, TFR:HHHII

3

4

5

6

Mullenbeg (IRE) 11-1

MiltonHarris JonathanBurke Form: 211, TFR:HHHHH

Cup of Coffee (FR) 10-13

SamuelDrinkwater RobertDunne Form: 10-F, TFR:HHHHI

Rock of Fame (GB) 10-3

VenetiaWilliams ShaneQuinlan(5)

Form: 02-0, TFR:HHHHI

Race 4 2.15

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

3m 1f 125y

One True King (IRE) 12-1

NigelTwiston-Davies SamTwiston-Davies

Form: 010, TFR:HHHII

Laskalin (FR) 11-12

VenetiaWilliams ShaneQuinlan(5) Form: 025-, TFR:HHHHI

Forgot To Ask (IRE) 11-12

TomGeorge JonathanBurke Form: 325, TFR:HHHII

Sam Barton (GB) 11-9

EmmaLavelle TomBellamy Form: 33-1, TFR:HHHHH

Tide Times (IRE) 11-6

IanWilliams CharlieTodd Form: 1-60, TFR:HHHII

Reserve Tank (IRE) 11-4

PeterBowen SeanBowen Form: 3-3P, TFR:HHHII

Marettimo (IRE) 10-10

BillTurner HarryKimber(5) Form: 11-P, TFR:HHHHI

Volcano (FR) 10-10

SheilaLewis BenJones Form: 0-06, TFR:HHHII

4

Presuming Ed (IRE) 11-4

AdamWest LeeEdwards Form: U-41, TFR:HHHHH

Prime Pretender (GB) 10-10

EvanWilliams AdamWedge Form: 522, TFR:HHHII

5 Grizzly James (FR) 10-10

VenetiaWilliams RobertDunne Form: 05-3, TFR:HHHII

Race 6 3.15

2m 7f 174y

1 The Composeur (IRE) 12-0

JonjoO’Neill JamieBrace(8) Form: P24, TFR:HHHII

2 Loup de Maulde (FR) 11-12

RobbieLlewellyn CharliePrice Form: 031, TFR:HHHHH

3 Bright Sunbird (IRE) 11-11

GaryHanmer TabithaWorsley Form: 465, TFR:HHIII

4 Lily Glitters (GB) 11-10

HenryDaly BenGodfrey Form: 324, TFR:HHHHI

5 Barnard Castle (IRE) 11-9

RebeccaCurtis FergusGillard Form: 34-0, TFR:HHHII

6 The Late Legend (GB) 11-8

TomWeston LukeScott(3) Form: 41-3, TFR:HHHII

7 Fou Diligence (IRE) 11-2

MaxYoung TristanDurrell Form: 0P0, TFR:HIIII

8 Unblinking (GB) 10-10

RobertBevis FinnLambert(3) Form: 00-3, TFR:HHHHI

Race 7 3.45

1m 7f 169y

1 Arctic Saint (IRE) 11-2

KimBailey DavidBass Form: TFR:HHHHI

2 Calisson (GB) 11-2

JohnSpearing JamieMoore Form: TFR:HHIII

3

Cawthorne Banker (IRE) 11-2

JonjoO’Neill JonjoO’NeillJr Form: 2, TFR:HHHHH

4

5

6

Commanding View (IRE) 11-2

MelRowley AlexEdwards(3) Form: 3, TFR:HHHII

Cumhacht (IRE) 11-2

RebeccaCurtis SeanBowen Form: 2-00, TFR:HIIII

Dunstall Rambler (IRE) 11-2

TomGeorge JonathanBurke Form: TFR:HHHII

7 Gieves (IRE) 11-2

BenPauling DylanWhelan(7) Form: 0, TFR:HIIII

9 Industrialist (IRE) 11-2

HenryDaly SamTwiston-Davies

Form: TFR:HHHII

10 My Monty (GB) 11-2

SamuelDrinkwater RobertDunne Form: 0-, TFR:HHIII

11 Brave Jen (GB) 10-9

NickyHenderson NicodeBoinville Form: TFR:HHHHI

12 Dysart Enos (IRE) 10-9

FergalO’Brien ConnorBrace Form: 2-, TFR:HHHHI

13 Flight of Freedom (IRE) 10-9

EmmaLavelle TomBellamy Form: TFR:HHHHI

14 Rockette (IRE) 10-9

DanSkelton BridgetAndrews Form: TFR:HHHII

15 She’s Out of Reach (GB) 10-9

JakeCoulson MaxKendrick Form: 6-0, TFR:HIIII

8

Hey Mister Dj (IRE) 11-2

AlastairRalph GavinSheehan Form: TFR:HHIII

SMARTER

My interest in racing, preferably National Hunt started at an early age with the odd Saturday bet. The first big race for me was the 1964 Cheltenham Gold Cup Dad was an Irishman and a big Arkle fan. Myself I was all over Mill House, the English champion like a rash. As the saying goes Dads know best and Arkle proved too strong for the English contender. In the fifty eight years since, I have never seen a better National Hunt horse than Arkle Let us never forget there had to be two handicaps done if he was an entry One if he ran and one if he didn’t.

On leaving school this horse mad teenager went for an interview as a betting shop settler, I was asked what bets I do I told him a yankee, round the clock and three doubles and a treble a few times a week. I was told sharply that they do not allow staff to bet in their shops! Nowadays that would be an asset to know about the sport! Not long after I got a job with British Rail, retiring late last year on the day I had completed fifty years service. So looking back my interview with Mr Jobsworth proved a blessing in disguise!

The greatest race I saw live would have to be the 1996 Cheltenham Gold Cup . My mate Dave had £20 on Wayward Lad who jumped the last just in front, next to him was a little old Irish lady who was screaming the short price favourite Dawn Run home up the Cheltenham Hill, both were extremely vocal. History tell us that the Irish mare got up close home to win, the little old Irish lady hand in the air in triumph turned to my mate and shouted I had 50p e/w on that! Racing is for everyone, that is why we love it! My other favourite race was the 1973 Grand National (Crisp v Red Rum). Living less than ten minutes walk from Aintree racecourse, I over the years wondered how I missed that as I have seen many Nationals over the years. The answer came not too long ago when reading sporting memories in the Liverpool echo On the morning of the race Liverpool had played Tottenham Hotspur in an early morning kick off to avoid clashing with the National. Pat Jennings, the Spurs goalkeeper, had saved two Liverpool penalties on the day! I remembered being in the Kop that day , what a day for Merseyside Sport.

This first year of retirement I have enjoyed getting around to race meetings and continuing my love affair with LFC which began in 1960

Finally a big thank you to my wife Dot who is with me today for putting up with my love of sport for all these years, It is also today our Wedding Anniversary I hope everyone has a great day racing and the results are punter friendly (sorry bookmakers) and best of luck to all the staff at Haydock and best of luck for the future. Regards Peter

Creaby

Now

GREAT BRITISH BONUS SCHEME

The Great British Bonus (GBB) offers multiple bonuses of up to £20,000 per eligible race for British-bred fillies and mares.

TODAY’S RACE SPONSOR

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VETS SCREEN POLICY

We 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

Please do not assume the worst if you see screens erected around a fallen horse

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.

(696) 0512/2P/- C 7 11-2 Br Ch g Muhtathir High Destiny (FR) Harry Cobden J

Martin Broughton & Friends Paul Nicholls, Ditcheat T

S.C.E.A. Haras Des Sablonnets et al Morson Group S TIMEFORMVIEWSmarthurdlerwhodidn’treallyconvinceasachaserin2cracksatCheltenhamattheendof2020.23months off but shouldn’t want for fitness given the yard he hails from and he

(IRE), Thunderclap (IRE)

This looks a cracking contest with several of these likely to end up useful. Preference is for NEMEAN LION , who possessed more than his share of ability on the level and made a striking hurdles debut at Hereford a fortnight ago Hullnback and Lookaway were both talented in bumpers and seem sure to do much better over obstacles.

Pat Morrissey Bresbet Ltd S

Wonsoleoutinginpointsandnoflukeaboutabraceofbumpervictories,producingasmartperformance under a penalty here in May. Modest hurdles debut at Cheltenham last month but this will reveal more. TFRHHHII BHA

DECLARED RUNNERS 9 2021: A DIFFERENT KIND (IRE) 4 11 5 Brian Hughes 7-4 (Donald McCain) 3 ran

Strap worn first time by No 7. Tongue Strap worn by No 4. Stewards Note: THUNDERCLAP: Following its run on 17/10/2022 it was reported that the horse weakened quickly TWINJETS: Following its run on 21/10/2022 it was reported that the horse was hampered at the second last. Probable S.P’s: 10-3 Hullnback (GB), 7-2 Lookaway (IRE), 4-1 Nemean Lion (GER), 10-1 Moonlight Spirit (IRE), 11-1 Twinjets (IRE), 12-1 Snowy Evening (IRE), 16-1 Spirit of Regulus (IRE), 28-1 Riskintheground

PLAY SMARTER

Look out for the charity Racing to School today; you shouldn’t miss them as they will be leading a group of local pupils and their teachers through every corner of the racecourse for an action-packed day of fun challenges and discovery. The charity works nationwide with over 250 schools, and this year will reach around 16,000 young people at UK racecourses, trainers’yards and studs.

They deliver free, outdoor activity days to support the learning and to boost the self-confidence of children aged nine and above. Racing to School uses racing venues as unique, fast-moving classrooms full of opportunities to practise and improve subjects like maths, literacy and problem-solving.

The charity is only able to support young people’s education through the kind donations it receives. Please scan this QR code to donate, if you can.

www.racingtoschool.co.uk

DECLARED RUNNERS 9

2021: BLAKLION 12 10 7 Harry Skelton 3-1 (Dan Skelton) 11 ran Blinkers worn by No 3, 9. Tongue Strap worn by No 2, 7. Visor, Tongue Strap worn by No 8. Stewards Note: BURBANK: Following its run on 12/12/2021 it was reported that the horse finished lame

Probable S.P’s: 7-2 Chambard (FR), 11-2 Coo Star Sivola (FR), Saint Xavier (FR), 6-1 Fortified Bay (IRE), 13-2 Up Helly Aa King (GB), 10-1 Blaklion (GB), 11-1 The Two Amigos (GB), 18-1 Another Emotion (FR), 40-1 Burbank (IRE)

PLAY SMARTER

UP HELLY AA KING proved his well-being with a good reappearance run at Kelso and might be the most solid option. Kim Muir winner Chambard is an obvious threat if primed for his reappearance. His new stablemate Coo Star Sivola is also interesting back from a long absence, a comment which also applies to Fortified Bay who returns off the same mark as when winning at Newcastle in February 2021.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.UP HELLY AA KING 2.CHAMBARD (FR) 3.COO STAR SIVOLA (FR)

TODAY’S RACE SPONSOR

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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

Full fill cavity wall insulation solution

High thermal performance

Lower lambda rating of 21 providing thermal conductivity of 0.021 w/m/K

Tongue and groove finish for full application

Low emissivity foil facing providing improved performance in cavity air space

Leading course trainer (17-22): D McCain (18 wins from 108 runners, 17%) runs JUNGLE JACK

Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): D Skelton (10 wins from 64 runners, 16%) runs ROCKY MAN

Longest Traveller: PYRAMID PLACE trained by M Harris, Warminster, 194 miles.

as he maintained his unbeaten record in a competitive Exeter handicap 10 days ago Under a penalty, he looks the one to beat, though faces some solid opposition in the form of Rocky Man, Jungle Jack and Ginger Mail, who all boast solid, upwardly-mobile profiles.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.DJELO (FR) 2.ROCKY MAN (FR) 3.JUNGLE JACK

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 1.05 THE JEWSON TOOL HIRE CONDITIONAL JOCKEYS’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (Go North Brindisi Breeze Series Qualifier) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £5663 to the winning horse The second to receive £2609, the third £1304, the fourth £653, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350 for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-110 (also open to such horses rated 111 and 112 see Standard Conditions). £50 stake if the horse is rated 84 or higher, or £10 stake if the horse is rated 83 or lower with £40 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 28th. Penalties, after November 19th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 7lb To be ridden by Conditional Jockeys, Overseas Jockeys eligible under Rule (B)42 and Professional Jockeys eligible to claim a weight allowance under paragraph 53 of the Weights and Handicapping Code Allowances: Jockeys who prior to November 27th, 2022, have not ridden more than 20 such winners 3lb Jockeys who have not ridden more than 10 such winners 5lb Jockeys who have not ridden more than 5 such winners 7lb (Only one of these allowances may be claimed and wins in any races run under the Rules of Racing or the Rules of a recognised Racing Authority will count) Jockeys riding for their own stables allowed, in addition 3lb Jewson has generously sponsored this race A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a prize of £50 awarded to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse This race is a qualifier for the Go North Brindisi Breeze Series Final, to be run over a distance of abt 3m at Musselburgh on 24th March, 2023. In order to qualify for the Final, horses must have Started in two Go North Brindisi Breeze Series qualifiers during the current season. 14 entries at £50. Closed November 24th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £4340; Second £2170; Third £1085; Fourth £543; Fifth £280; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £5663.84) A SEE PAGE 16 FOR THIS RACE.

Second Race 1.35 THE JEWSON WIGAN MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £4955 to the winning horse The second to receive £2282, the third £1141 and the fourth £571 for maiden four yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, November 24th and pay £45 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 28th. Weights: 4-y-o 11st 2lb; 5-y-o and up 11st 4lb Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Jewson St Helens has generously sponsored this race A memento will be presented to the winning owner and award a prize of £50 awarded to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse 12 entries at £45. Closed November 24th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3797; Second £1899; Third £949; Fourth £475 (Penalty Value £4955.32)

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Third Race 2.07 THE JEWSON ST HELENS NOVICES’ STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £10892 to the winning horse The second to receive £5018, and the third £2508. for novice four yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, November 24th and pay £100 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 28th. Weights: 4-y-o 10st 7lb; 5-y-o and up 11st 2lb Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a winner of a Class 3 to Class 5 steeple chase 5lb Of 2 steeple chases or of a Class 1 or Class 2 steeple chase 8lb Excluding the winner, the Official BHA Rating of any horse taking part in this race will not be increased due to performance in this race, provided the horse has had at least four prior completed runs over Steeple Chases or Hurdles combined. No allowance to take a Horse’s weight below 10st 2lb Jewson Widnes has generously sponsored this race A trophy will be awarded to the winning owner and a prize of £50 awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse 7 entries at £100 Closed November 24th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £8346; Second £4174; Third £2086. (Penalty Value £10892) A

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Fourth Race 2.37 THE JEWSON WARRINGTON “INTRODUCTORY” HURDLE RACE (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £11618 to the winning horse The second to receive £5346, the third £2673, the fourth £1337 and the fifth £666. for four yrs old and upwards, which have not run in more than one hurdle race Enter by noon, November 24th and pay £100 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 28th. Weights: 11st 2lb each Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a winner of a hurdle race 5lb. Jewson has generously sponsored this race A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a prize of £50 awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse The British Horseracing Authority’s Development Fund has generously contributed £7000 towards the prize money for this race For the purposes of future penalties and qualification, this race will be treated as a Novices’ Hurdle Race. 14 entries at £100 Closed November 24th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £8886; Second £4442; Third £2222; Fourth £1111; Fifth £554. (Penalty Value £11618.20) A SEE PAGE 30 FOR THIS RACE.

Fifth Race 3.07 THE JEWSON WIDNES VETERANS’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 2) (Leg 12 of The Veterans’ Chase Series) 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 ten yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-150 (also open to such horses rated 151 and 152 see Standard Conditions). £125 stake if the horse is rated 124 or higher, or £25 stake if the horse is rated 123 or lower with £100 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 28th. Penalties, after November 19th, 2022, for each steeple chase won 7lb Jewson Widnes has generously sponsored this race A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a prize of £50 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 enter THE VETERANS’ STEEPLE CHASE FINAL, to be run over a distance of about three miles at Sandown Park on January 7th, 2023. In the event of the abandonment of a qualifying race any horse which had been declared to run in that race under the provisions of Rule (F)89, or any horse entered to run in that race if the time of abandonment was prior to 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 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 12 entries, 1 at £25 and 11 at £125. Closed November 24th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £9938; Second £4968; Third £2485; Fourth £1243; Fifth £620; Sixth £310 (Penalty Value £13007.50) SEE PAGE 36 FOR THIS RACE. Sixth Race 3.37 THE CELOTEX THERMACLASS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £7569 to the winning horse The second to receive £3487, the third £1743, the fourth £872, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350 for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-130 (also open to such horses rated 131 and 132 see Standard Conditions). £67 stake if the horse is rated 104 or higher, or £13 stake if the horse is rated 103 or lower with £54 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. November 28th. Penalties, after November 19th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 7lb A memento will be presented to the winning owner and a prize of £50 awarded to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse 20 entries at £67. Closed November 24th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £5800; Second £2901; Third £1450; Fourth £726; Fifth £280; Sixth £280 (Penalty Value £7569.94) Weights raised 5lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable SEE PAGE 40 FOR THIS RACE.