Welcome to our Thursday 25 June race meeting.
We have 6 races this evening commencing at 6.15pm.
We would like to thank our sponsors this evening who are Greenhouse Sports which is proud to be the charity partner of the Mark Carr Leicester Legacy Raceday. Thanks to Mark’s legacy, which has raised over £421,856 since September 2024, more than 600 young people in Leicester now have the confidence and skills to believe in a brighter future.
Greenhouse is a youth development charity that uses sport to engage with young people in Leicester facing significant disadvantage. But this is about much more than sports coaching. It’s about committing to young people for the long-term and building relationships and positive environments that allow them to thrive.
Mark’s legacy has enabled us to place full-time Coach-Mentors in three local schools for three years. Through this stability and consistency of support, our Coach-Mentors connect and inspire young people most at risk of falling through the cracks - showing them what is possible when someone believes in them.
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For our Owners and Trainers today, we have provided the Club Suite for dining plus Premier Room 1 where you will find large televisions, a bar, complimentary tea and coffee and a two-course meal plus private betting facilities and you may also use the Club Terrace area should you so wish. For our annual badge holders, you have the Paddock Marquee and The Club Terrace.
We are pleased to announce the opening of our new public Paddock Bar where you will also find a Tote kiosk and there is also a further Tote kiosk near the turnstiles and Paddock Pavilion.
Please be aware that we no longer accept cash at all our bar and food outlets, only debit or credit cards. Please be assured that turnstiles and betting facilities will continue to accept cash. For those customers who either forget their cards or do not possess a debit card or credit card, we have opened “voucher outlets” where you will be able to exchange your cash for vouchers and should you not spend your vouchers on the day you will be able to exchange them back for cash from the main office before you leave (up to 30 minutes after the last race), or use them on a future meeting. Today the outlet is situated at the Main Office. Public bars and food stands will close today immediately following the final race and the racecourse will close shortly after Please look at the racecourse map within your racecard to familiarise yourself with our facilities and in particular the location of our first aid unit where we have 4 qualified staff to look after any slips, trips or bumps you may have and hopefully nothing more serious.
Please note we will not be showing World Cup games at Leicester Racecourse this year
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Today’s Officials
Stewards
Ms L MOORE (Chief Steward)
Ms P EVETTS
(Stewards’ Panel Chair)
Ms B DOWSWELL
Ms M GROVES
Mr G UPTON
Starters
Mr W JORDAN
Ms S UPTON
Judge
Mr P CHAMPION
Clerk of the Scales
Ms C MARELLI
Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers
Ms J SOUTHAM
Ms M BAKER
Ms J WILLIS
Veterinary Officer
Ms J RAINBOW
Veterinary Surgeons
Mr W BEVIN
Mrs E HECKING
Medical Officers
Dr S RAYNER
Dr L DAVIES
Nurse
Mrs G LESTER
Handicapper
Ms A Galliers-Pratt
Leicester Racecourse
The Racecourse, Oadby, Leicester, LE2 4AL
Telephone: (0116) 271 6515
Email: info@leicester-racecourse.com
Farrier
Mr D WILLIAMS
Clerk of the Course
Mr J S STEVENSON
General Manager
Mr D MAYKELS
Betting Ring Manager
Mr S RANN
Commentator
Mr G CAPEWELL
Presenter
Mr TIM PETERS
Safeguarding Officers
Mr M REEVES
Mr D MAYKELS
How to Read Your Racecard
Our easy guide to getting the most from your racecard. Our new racecard key identifies the main runner and rider elements:
Racecard Key
B c Montjeu (IRE) - Virgin Hawk (USA)
The Royal Ascot Racing Club
Newmarket Gerrardstown House Stud
1. Saddle Cloth Number 2. Horse Name 3. Country Code
4. Days since last run
Star Ratings Explained:
Form Figures
Jockey
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.
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First Race 6.15
TheBritishStallionStudsEBFRestrictedMaidenStakes(Class5) (ForHorsesInBandsCAndD)(EBFRestrictedRaceQualifier)(GBBRACE)
for maiden two yrs old x Total prize fund £8000
Owners Prize Money. 1st £3414, 2nd £1706, 3rd £854, 4th £426. (Penalty Value £4320)
1 CHIANTI (GB) (24) 5 BF 9-7 (9)
Br B g Tasleet - Fashion Luke Morris J
O J Allison & Partner
B R W Evans
Archie Watson, Upper Lambourn T
Archie Watson Racing Ltd S TIMEFORMVIEWNever looked like justifying his spot at the top of the market when fifth of 10 in aWindsor novice on debut, however, he’s since been gelded and is entitled to be much sharper second time up for a good yard TFRHHHHI BHA-
2 FLY TEST (IRE) (24) 00 9-7 (7)
Br B g Bungle Inthejungle - Minnamoolka (IRE)
O Mohammad Bin Owaimer
Ross Coakley J
Michael Bell, Newmarket T
B Rathasker Stud Michael Bell Racing S
TIMEFORMVIEWFared little better than on debut when eighth of 10 in aWindsor,losing all realistic chance with a very slow start, though he wasn’t without support (5/1) on that occasion and has since been gelded TFRHHHII BHA-
3 GREEN TITAN (GB) (16) 02 9-7 (3)
Br Br c Lope Y Fernandez (IRE) - Kodi da Capo (IRE)
O Mr Simon Munir & Mr Isaac Souede
B D. R. Tucker
Billy Loughnane J
George Boughey, Newmarket T
The Sporting Life S
TIMEFORM VIEW Well-beaten favourite on debut at Chepstow but left that effort well behind when runner-up in a Salisbury novice (6f,heavy).Faces contrasting conditions here,however,he’s very much the one to beat on the form of his latest run. TFRHHHHH BHA-
4 ARTICULATE (GB) (-) (3lb)
Br B c Showcasing - Dutch Treat
O Trisha Keane & Friend
9-4 (4)
William Pyle J
Kevin & Lauren Frost, Newark T
B Mildmay Bloodstock & CoverMarque Ltd Kevin Frost Racing S
TIMEFORMVIEW Foaled February 17. £5,000 2-y-o, Showcasing colt. Dam 7f winner (including at 2 yrs). Inexpensive purchase who will probably have more realistic opportunities down the line TFRHHIII BHA-
5 DRUM MAJOR (IRE) (38) (3lb) 006
Br B c Invincible Army (IRE) - Lady Heartbeat
O Edginton, Ingham, Niven
(8)
Lewis Edmunds J
William Muir & Chris Grassick, Lambourn T
B Ballyhampshire Stud Ltd Tote S
TIMEFORM VIEW Fared little better than previously when held in first-time cheekpieces at Wolverhampton on his latest start and will probably be more competitive in handicaps. TFRHHHII BHA60 (+1)
6 KAIULANI SPIRIT (GB) (16) (3lb) 6
9-4 (1)
Br B g Caturra (IRE) - Kaiulani (IRE) Duran Fentiman J
O Habton Racing Tim Easterby, Malton T
B The In Trutina Partnership Easthorpe Hall Stud S
TIMEFORMVIEW Showed a bit when modest sixth of 8 in a novice (40/1) at Carlisle (5f, soft) on debut and he’ll need to build on that to be competitive TFRHHHII BHA-
7 SOUTH WEST (IRE) (20) (3lb) 0
9-4 (6)
Br B c Supremacy (IRE) - Fly Swift (USA) Rob Hornby J
O Mr Jaber Abdullah
B Yeomanstown Stud
Richard Hughes, Upper Lambourn T
TIMEFORMVIEW Only showed greenness (despite being near the top of the betting) in a relatively valuable maiden at Bath, however, this doesn’t look a strong race and he should at least know more second time up TFRHHHII BHA-
8 NASSEREIN (IRE) (8) 55
Br B f Bungle Inthejungle - Queen Lahar
9-2 (2)
Pierre-Louis Jamin J
O Saain Archie Watson, Upper Lambourn T
B Mr Patrick M. Ryan Archie Watson Racing Ltd S TIMEFORMVIEW Went backwards from her debut when last of 5 in a maiden at Ffos Las (5f, soft) and capable yard may have one eye on nurseries. TFRHHIII BHA-
9 TALLAHASSEE LASSIE (GB) (13) 65
Br Br f Tasleet - Patuano (IRE)
O My Racing Manager Friends
9-2 (10)
Jack Doughty J
James Fanshawe, Newmarket T
B Culworth Grounds Farm My Racing Manager Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWHaving finished fifth (ahead of a couple of subsequent winners) on debut atAscot (5f,good to firm),she was well held over a longer trip on softer ground at Goodwood subsequently,though could be worth another chance in the context of a weak race. TFRHHHHI BHA-
Br B f Space Blues (IRE) - Molly Dolly (IRE)
O Mr O. Humphrey
Neil Callan J
Tom Clover, Newmarket T
B Mr T. J. Rooney T Clover Racing Limited S
TIMEFORMVIEW
Having offered something to work with when fourth at Kempton on racecourse bow,she was too free in an ordinary 6f Lingfield maiden last time (4/1) but is at least worth a go over 5f on turf debut. TFRHHHII BHA-
DECLARED RUNNERS 10
2025:ARMY BUGLER (IRE) 2 9 7 Edward Greatrex 11-8 (Warren Greatrex) 8 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 5. Running for the first time since Gelding No 1.
Probable S.P’s: 11-8 Green Titan (GB), 7-1 Chianti (GB), 9-1 Tallahassee Lassie (GB), 10-1 South West (IRE), It’sbeenemotional (IRE), 14-1 Fly Test (IRE), 25-1 Kaiulani Spirit (GB), Nasserein (IRE), 40-1 Articulate (GB), Drum Major (IRE)
GREEN TITAN is taken to go one better than at Salisbury. Tallahassee Lassie could be worth another chance to build on her debut form, while Chianti and Fly Test have both been gelded since last seen and are worth noting for support.
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The Greenhouse Sports ‘Team For Life’ Handicap Stakes (Class 6)
for four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7000
Owners Prize Money. 1st £2890, 2nd £1446, 3rd £722, 4th £361, 5th £181. (Penalty Value £3663.80)
1 MIDNIGHT’S DREAM (IRE) (11) 300006 C D
Br B g Cappella Sansevero - Goodnight And Joy (IRE) Neil Callan J
O Mr J. E. Parr Joseph Parr, Newmarket T
B Paul McCartan Joseph Parr Racing S
TIMEFORMVIEW Placed at Newcastle on final outing for RogerVarian in January. Little promise on theAll-Weather for his new yard but much better signs in a first-time visor with sixth of 18 in handicap at Doncaster (1m) 11 days ago Well treated if building on it.
2 DANCING WITH DRUMS (IRE) (6) 1-50130 4 9-8 (6)
Br B g Kodiac - Drumcliffe Dancer (IRE)
Tom Queally J
O Miss M. Evans Adam Kirby, Kirtling T
B G. Kinch Adam Kirby Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWRegistered a third victory on all-weather at Kempton (6f) in May.Good third at Chepstow (6f) after but came in only eleventh of 14 in handicap at Redcar (7f) 6 days ago Needs to bounce back.
3 BASS PLAYER (IRE) (25) 034-005 D
Br B g Iffraaj - Rhythm And Rhyme (IRE)
59 (-1)
7 9-8 (3)
William Pyle J
O Mr Kevin Frost Kevin & Lauren Frost, Newark T
B Owenstown Bloodstock Ltd Kevin Frost Racing S
TIMEFORM VIEW Without a win since 2024. Not disgraced with fifth of 7 in handicap at Nottingham (1m) 25 days ago Cheekpieces go on for 1st time and others remain more persuasive TFRHHIII BHA59
4 ARNAZ (GB) (37) 4-06000 D
Br B g Havana Grey - Fair Maiden (JPN)
O Laurence Bellman
B Mr & Mrs S. Bosley
5 9-8 (2)
Paddy Bradley J
Mark Loughnane, Kidderminster T
TIMEFORMVIEW Sole success came in May 2024 but hinted at promise of late, not seen to best effect with eighth of 9 in handicap at Lingfield (7f) 37 days ago. Since had a breathing operation.
5 BERNING HOT (IRE) (29) 030626 D
HHHII BHA59
4 9-6 (10)
Br Gr f Raven’s Pass (USA) - Dream On Me (GER) Luke Morris J
O Dare to dream & Martyn cruse
B Kildaragh Stud
Michael Attwater, Epsom T
TIMEFORMVIEW Scored at Brighton (7f) last summer and back to her best when second at Kempton (1m) in May. Beat only one at Beverley (1m) last time though so has a bit to prove
6 MOONHALL LASS (IRE) (10) 311003
Br B f Dandy Man (IRE) - Analasa (IRE)
57
4 9-6 (1)
Billy Loughnane J
O Mr Paul L. Drinkwater James Owen, Newmarket T
B Leaf Stud D & D Industrial Coatings Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEW Landed 6f handicaps at Yarmouth and Salisbury in the spring Got back on track with third of 7 at Chepstow (7f) 10 days ago. Firmly in the picture in a change of headgear
57 (-1)
7 CALL GLORY (IRE) (31) 342356 D BF 5 9-5 (11)
Br B g Soldier’s Call - La Perla (SPA)
Ryan Kavanagh (5) J
O Mr Ian James Christelow Ian Williams, Alvechurch T
B Wallhouse Slu Actioncoach S TIMEFORMVIEW Largely consistent since winning twice at Southwell in January Not at
to 6f when sixth of 8 in 6f handicap here but weighted to go well back up in trip
8 NO GAIN (GB) (19) 465212 D BF
9-5 (5)
Br B f Territories (IRE) - Characterized Charles Bishop J
O Mr Jack Pearce Adam Kirby, Kirtling T
B Stuart McPhee Bloodstock Adam Kirby Racing Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWWinner in Jersey on final start for Martin Dunne last summer Has quickly found her feet for new yard,comfortably scoring at Lingfield in May before a very good neck second of 8 in 7f handicap there 19 days ago Not taken lightly despite 4lb weights rise
9 MONTPELLIER GREEN (IRE) (187) 600000- D
Br B g Mehmas (IRE) - Cumbfree (IRE)
9-4 (9)
Stevie Donohoe J
O Mr Ian Williams Ian Williams, Alvechurch T
B Glenanore Stud Tote S
TIMEFORM VIEW Twelve runs since his last win in 2024 and off 6 months since coming
at Wolverhampton (1 1/2m). Not easy to make a case for.
10 JACKSON STREET (IRE) (24) 51-2064 D 5 9-3 (8)
Br B g Dandy Man (IRE) - Archetypal (IRE)
O Dare To Dream Racing
William Carson J
Michael Attwater, Epsom T
B Patrick Sadlier & Mountarmstrong Stud daretodreamracing.co.uk S
TIMEFORMVIEW Narrow winner on All-Weather at Lingfield (7f) in December and not seen to ideal effect on his last 2 runs, left poorly placed when fourth of 7 in 6f handicap there 24 days ago. One to consider. TFRHHHII BHA54
11 MINI MAC (IRE) (11) 600420 BF
Br B g Dark Angel (IRE) - Wealth of Words
O Frustration Racing
B Yeomanstown Stud
4 9-1 (7)
Lewis Edmunds J
Jessica Macey, Doncaster T
Jessica Macey Racing S
TIMEFORM VIEW On a long losing run and he failed to build on earlier promise when eleventh of 18 in handicap at Doncaster (1m) 11 days ago Needs to take a step forward. TFRHHIII BHA52 (-1)
DECLARED RUNNERS 11
2025: MONSIEUR FANTAISIE (IRE) 7 10 2 Mark Winn 15-8 (Roger Fell) 8 ran
Visor worn first time by No 6. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No 3. Blinkers worn by No 11. Tongue Strap worn by No 3, 4, 8. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 8. Running for the first time since Wind Surgery No 4. Stewards Note:
CALL GLORY: Following its run on 25/5/2026 it was reported that the horse was never travelling.
Probable S.P’s: 9-4 No Gain (GB), 6-1 Moonhall Lass (IRE), 7-1 Call Glory (IRE), 8-1 Midnight’s Dream (IRE), 9-1 Mini Mac (IRE), 16-1 Dancing With Drums (IRE), 18-1 Bass Player (IRE), Jackson Street (IRE), 25-1 Berning Hot (IRE), 33-1 Arnaz (GB), 40-1 Montpellier Green (IRE)
A few with chances but NO GAIN is thriving for Adam Kirby and fancied to quickly resume winning ways on the back of a very good recent Lingfield second. Call Glory is feared most off a handy-looking mark now stepped back up in trip with Midnight’s Dream and Moonhall Lass also well in the mix in this competitive handicap
The Global Harvester Handicap Stakes (Class 6)
for four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £7000
Owners Prize Money. 1st £2890, 2nd £1446, 3rd £722, 4th £361, 5th £181.(Penalty Value £3663.80) Weights raised 2lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable
1 PISANELLO (IRE) (9) 004505
Br B g Raven’s Pass (USA) - Painting (IRE)
(8)
Conor Whiteley (7) J
O Trendy Ladies David O’Meara, Upper Helmsley T
B Haras D’Etreham GAIN Equine Nutrition S
TIMEFORM VIEW Extended a long losing run when fifth of 10 at Beverley last time, merely closing up late. Others appeal more TFRHHIII BHA53 (+1)
2 OTTOMAN (IRE) (12) 3650-03 C
9-8 (6)
Br B g Acclamation - Kaftan Billy Loughnane J
O Mr Phil Evans Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero, Malpas T
B Mylestown Farms Ltd Tote, Dodson & Horrell Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEW Course winner who was much sharper for his reappearance when a solid third of 13 in handicap at Bath 12 days ago. Booking of Billy Loughnane is a plus so he’s not out of things TFRHHHHI BHA52
3 PUREIS KING (FR) (2) 00021
4 9-11 (in 5lb ex) (3)
Br B g Persian King (IRE) - Extra Charge (IRE) Callum Hutchinson J
O Mr Darren Lewis Faye Bramley, Lambourn T
B S.A.R.L. Haras Du Mont Dit Mont Highborn Global Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEW Landed a bumper at Market Rasen on his debut in October Little show initially on Flat but he built on recent Lingfield second with a comfortable success in 1 1/4m classified event at Ffos Las 2 days ago Looks up to completing the hat-trick on handicap bow. TFRHHHHH BHA50
4 CLIPSHAM NOBLE (IRE) (31) 5-46541 CD 4 9-6 (5)
Br B g Mehmas (IRE) - Not Misbegotten (IRE) Liam Wright (5) J
O Mr F Morley Charlie Clover, Newmarket T
B Carrigbeg Stud Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEWEnded a long losing sequence in 7-runner handicap over C&D 31 days ago Had race run to suit there so bit more is needed off a 4lb higher mark. TFRHHHII BHA50
5 ABILA (FR) (31) 00-5066
Br B f Camelot - Fast Game (FR)
4 9-5 (7)
Donohoe J
O Mr R. Tongue Ian Williams, Alvechurch T
B Wertheimer Et Frere
TIMEFORMVIEWEx-French maiden who has offered little for her current yard,beating only one in handicap over C&D last month. Not easy to make a case for TFRHHIII BHA49
6 MYNA (IRE) (7) 236144 C
5 9-5 (9)
Br B g Make Believe - Quicksand (IRE) Myla Coppins (7) J
O Gullick, McLaughlin, Ward & Ward Tony Carroll, Cropthorne T
B Mrs S. M. Rogers & Sir Thomas Pilkington Nhm Accounts S TIMEFORMVIEWGained a second win when showing a good attitude to shade a tight finish here in May.Not disgraced with fourth of 10 in classified event at Lingfield (1 1/4m) 7 days ago. Not ruled out.
7 MAJESTIC LEO (IRE) (17) 060000
9-1 (4)
Br B g Camelot - Nayarra (IRE) Luke Morris J
O Mrs S. Bullock
Gary Brown, Swindon T
B Barronstown Stud Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEW Remains winless and he came in only eleventh of 13 in classified
8 DUKE ORSINO (GB) (26) 00-0044
Br Ch g No Nay Never (USA) - Fools In Love (USA) Oliver Carmichael (7) J
O Robin Stevens and Mark Goldstein J. R. Jenkins, Royston T B Cheveley Park Stud Limited Tote S
9 COVERBRIDGE (GB) (17) 40-0540
(1)
Br B g Calyx - Ibiza Ben Ffrench Davis (5) J
O Mr P. Winks
B Alne Park Stud
Peter Winks, Barnsley T
DECLARED RUNNERS 9
2025: KHANGAI 5 9 2 Jack Nicholls 7-1 (Patrick Morris) 7 ran Hood worn by No 6. Blinkers, Tongue Strap worn by No 7. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 2, 4, 5. Stewards Note:
MAJESTIC LEO: Following its run on 8/6/2026 it was reported that the horse was never travelling.
DUKE ORSINO: Following its run on 30/5/2026 it was reported that the horse reared leaving the stalls
Probable S.P’s: 2-1 Pureis King (FR), 4-1 Clipsham Noble (IRE), 6-1 Pisanello (IRE), Myna (IRE), 8-1 Ottoman (IRE), 20-1 Coverbridge (GB), 40-1 Abila (FR), Majestic Leo (IRE), Duke Orsino (GB)
PUREIS KING scored in good style in classified company at Ffos Las on Tuesday and is fancied to follow up now stepping into handicap company for the first time Ottoman appeals as the one to chase home Faye Bramley’s 4-y-o ahead of in-form Myna.
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Fourth Race 7.45
The Samworth Brothers Handicap Stakes (Class 5)
for four yrs old and upwards x Total prize fund £9000
Owners Prize Money. 1st £3716, 2nd £1859, 3rd £929, 4th £464, 5th £232. (Penalty Value £4710.60)
1 OVER SPICED (GB) (13) 215543 CD
Br B f Adaay (IRE) - Alice’s Dancer (IRE)
Ashley Lewis (5) J
O Clancy, Coles & Colthart Grace Harris, Shirenewton T
B Kassala Ltd
TIMEFORMVIEWResumed winning ways at Bath in May and comes here on the back of a good third of 9 in handicap at Sandown (5f) 13 days ago.This C&D scorer ought to be in the shake-up off the same mark. TFRHHHHI BHA69
2 THE COFFEE POD (IRE) (73) 56360-0 D
(4)
Br B g Acclamation - Ethel Lewis Edmunds J
O Bob & Anne Patrick William Muir & Chris Grassick, Lambourn T
B O’Connor International Limited Coffee Merchants UK Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWLightly raced for Richard Hannon last season (reportedly bled final start) and proved a hard ride starting out for new yard/after 7 months (also hooded) off when eighth of 9 in handicap at Leicester (6f) inApril Has questions to answer now. TFRHHIII BHA66
3 STARTLING (GB) (7) 16P-032 D
4 9-0 (6)
Br B f Zoustar (AUS) - Pepper Lane Billy Loughnane J
O Mr K. Nicholson John Wainwright, Malton T
B Kevin Nicholson Engineering Services North East Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWA 4-time winner over 5f for David O’Meara.Has made a bright start for her new yard,not best drawn but collared only late when second of 8 in 5f Southwell handicap a week ago Can go very well off an unchanged mark. TFRHHHHH BHA60 (+2)
4 BIBENDUM (GB) (19) 13-0450 D 5 8-10 (2)
Br B g Showcasing - Eminently Rob Hornby J
O New Vision Bloodstock Julie Camacho, Malton T
B Mr & Mrs G. Middlebrook David Roberts & Partners Insurance Brokers Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEW A dual 5f winner last year Off 4 months, shaped better than tenth of 16 at Doncaster (6f) suggests 19 days ago, fading late on. Not discounted off a slipping mark. TFRHHHII BHA56
5 BANG ON THE BELL (GB) (37) 005302 D 7 8-9 (1)
Br B g Heeraat (IRE) - Bella Beguine
Oliver Carmichael (7) J
O Mr M. K. P. Turner J. R. Jenkins, Royston T
B Michael Turner
TIMEFORMVIEW It’s now fourteen runs since last win in 2025 but he comes here on the back of a solid second of 13 in handicap at Nottingham (5f) 37 days ago Possibilities with a repeat. TFRHHHII BHA55
6 DUNNINGTON LAD (IRE) (8) 0U-0060 D 6 8-4 (5)
Br Ch g Camacho - Streetlady (USA) Tom Kiely-Marshall (5) J
O The Golden Partnership
B Grangemore Stud
Peter Winks, Barnsley T
TIMEFORMVIEWSuccessful twice over C&D in 2024 but little to enthuse about since 5lb out of the handicap here too so it’s easy to look elsewhere TFRHHIII BHA42 (-1)
DECLARED RUNNERS 6 2025: LEVEL UP (IRE) 6 9 2 Oliver Searle 5-1 (David Evans) 7 ran
Hood worn by No 2. Blinkers worn by No 5. Visor worn by No 4. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1. Stewards Note: THE COFFEE POD: Following its run on 13/4/2026 it was reported that the horse ran too free.
Probable S.P’s: 9-4 Startling (GB), 11-4 Over Spiced (GB), 11-2 The Coffee Pod (IRE), Bang On The Bell (GB), 12-1 Bibendum (GB), 14-1 Dunnington Lad (IRE)
PLAY SMARTER
STARTLING scored four times for David O’Meara and signalled she is ready to strike for her current yard when runner-up at Southwell recently so gets the vote Both Over Spiced and Bibendum come here in good order too though, and should ensure John Wainwright’s filly doesn’t have things all her own way in a competitive sprint.
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.STARTLING 2.OVER SPICED 3.BIBENDUM
First Second Time Third Fourth Distance
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The Mark Carr Leicester Legacy Handicap Stakes (Class 6)
for three yrs old x Total prize fund £7000
Owners Prize Money. 1st £2890, 2nd £1446, 3rd £722, 4th £361, 5th £181. (Penalty Value £3663.80)
1 BRADBURY (IRE) (10) 542211 CD
Br B g Ghaiyyath (IRE) - Glimmer of Peace (IRE)
O Clarendon Thoroughbred Racing
Billy Loughnane J
Edward Bethell, Middleham T
B John Malone Tattersalls S TIMEFORMVIEWNotstraightforwardbuthedidgetoffthemarkin11/4mLeicesterhandicap(good)earlierinthemonth,alwaysincontroldespitewanderingandflashing his tail under pressure Went unpenalised for that and followed up atWetherby but has more on his plate now from a 10lb
2 PACIFIC GLORY (GB) (26) 404
Br Ch g Masar (IRE) - Pacific Pride (USA)
O Ryedale Partners No 6
B Silfield Bloodstock
9-9 (1)
Duran Fentiman J
Tim Easterby, Malton T
Easthorpe Hall Stud S TIMEFORMVIEWShaped well when fourth of 6 in maiden at Catterick (7f,good to firm) 26 days ago,needing stiffer test. Significantly up in trip for handicap debut and further improvement should be forthcoming. TFR
3 ZOOTER (GB) (8) 44-2534 BF
Br B g Australia - Kalagia (IRE)
9-9 (2)
Ashley Lewis (5) J
O Millennial Racing 1 Jack Jones, Newmarket T
B Michelle Morris Tattersalls S
TIMEFORMVIEW Fair maiden who proved a disappointment when turned over at short priced in 1 1/4m handicap at Ffos Las (soft) last week, possibly unsuited by conditions Bounce back called for TFRHHHII BHA65 (-2)
4 FILLE IMBASSEE (GB) (30) 4-13404
Br B f Ubettabelieveit (IRE) - Sassie (IRE)
O Always Trying Syndicate
B Whitwell Bloodstock
9-7 (4)
Tom Kiely-Marshall (5) J
Julie Camacho, Malton T
David Roberts & Partners Insurance Brokers Ltd S
TIMEFORMVIEWEnded her time with Marco Botti with breakthrough win at Lingfield in January and took a step back in the right direction when fourth of 5 in a C&D handicap (firm) last month,forced to switch approaching final 1f Not dismissed from a 2lb lower mark. TFRHHHII BHA63
5 BARON WAGSTAFF (GB) (71) 460 9-6 (6)
Br Ch g Ulysses (IRE) - Silent Act (USA)
Callum Hutchinson J
O Turrloo F Parrett Richard Phillips, Moreton-in-Marsh T
B Parks Farm Stud Tori Global S
TIMEFORMVIEW Showed a bit at Kempton on debut in March but has been below that form on both subsequent outings Back up in trip for handicap debut TFRHHIII BHA62
6 CAPTAIN CAIRNEY (GB) (17) 53126-2 D
9-4 (5)
Br Ch g Sottsass (FR) - Cardiff Lewis Edmunds J
O J O’Mulloy and W R Muir
William Muir & Chris Grassick, Lambourn T
B The National Stud Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEW Nursery winner who ran well after 7 months off (gelded in interim) when second of 7 to Bradbury in handicap at this C&D (good) 17 days ago,sticking to his task.Meets that rival on far more favourable terms this time and is fancied to reverse the form. TFRHHHHH BHA60
DECLARED RUNNERS 6
2025: CARLYLE SQUARE (IRE) 3 9 4 Ryan Sexton 9-2 (Julie Camacho) 7 ran Hood worn by No 4. Eyeshields, Tongue Strap worn by No 1. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 6. Running for the first time since Gelding No 5.
Probable S.P’s: 15-8 Bradbury (IRE), 2-1 Captain Cairney (GB), 6-1 Zooter (GB), 15-2 Pacific Glory (GB), 12-1 Fille Imbassee (GB), 28-1 Baron Wagstaff (GB) PLAY SMARTER
CAPTAIN CAIRNEY meets hat-trick seeker Bradbury on far more favourable terms than when they met over C&D just over a fortnight ago, so is taken to reverse the form and come out on top Pacific Glory shaped well on his qualifying run and is likely to progress further now sent handicapping over a more suitable trip, with Fille Imbassee also considered.
First Second Time Third Fourth Distance
The Dr T B Connors Memorial Handicap Stakes (Class 5)
for three yrs old x Total prize fund £7000
Owners Prize Money. 1st £2890, 2nd £1446, 3rd £722, 4th £361, 5th £181.(Penalty Value £3663.80) Weights raised 1lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable
1 PENTONVILLE (GB) (4) 5-25211 D
Br B g Too Darn Hot - Canonbury (IRE)
Billy Loughnane J
O Exors of the Late Sheikh Mohammed Obaid George Boughey, Newmarket T
B Lady A. Ogden
TIMEFORMVIEWHasshownimprovedformfittedwithcheekpiecesswitchedtohandicaps,readilygettingoffthemarkin13-runneramateurs’eventatWolverhamptonbefore following up in cosy fashion at Brighton (1m,good to firm) 4 days ago Expected to take some stopping carrying a double penalty. TFRHHHHH BHA67 (+10)
2 RITAAL (IRE) (21) 220-34
Br B f Showcasing - La Rouel (IRE)
O Mondial Racing & Robert Haim
9-9 (4)
Lewis Edmunds J
William Muir & Chris Grassick, Lambourn T
B Corduff Stud & T. J. Rooney Tote S
TIMEFORMVIEW Made more impact than previously dropped in grade fitted with first-time cheekpieces when fourth of 8 in 7fAll-Weather handicap at Lingfield 3 weeks ago,finishing well Must enter calculations on turf debut with step back up in trip promising to suit.
3 NAPOLIAN (IRE) (20) 2334-0
9-9 (7)
Br B g Kodiac - Khaimah Conor Whiteley (7) J
O Mr S. Ryan David O’Meara, Upper Helmsley T
B Tally-Ho Stud Steven Paul Ryan S
TIMEFORMVIEWShowed plenty of ability in 4 starts as a juvenile Well beaten on 6fThirsk handicap debut/reappearance and, while he should strip fitter, it remains to be seen if the step up to a stiff 1m suits TFRHHHII BHA69
4 STATION BAR (GB) (30) 22-4601 D 9-7 (1)
Br B g Oasis Dream - Madame Tantzy Charles Bishop J
O Mrs R. F. Johnson Houghton Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T
B Mrs R. F. Johnson Houghton ABM Catering Limited S
TIMEFORMVIEWLeft behind a couple of lesser efforts to get off the mark in 3-runner handicap at Bath (1m,good to firm) 30 days ago.That was a decidedly thin race, however, TFRHHHII BHA67
5 VENTURING (IRE) (132) 00-4 9-6 (6)
Br B g Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) - Delicate Charm (IRE)
William Carson J
O The Malvern Hills Racing Syndicate Tony Carroll, Cropthorne T
B Whisperview Trading Ltd
TIMEFORMVIEWShowed more than previously when fourth of 12 in a maiden at Dundalk (1m) in February Has since left Donnacha O’Brien and capable of better still on handicap debut for new yard. TFRHHHHI BHA66
6 ALBERTINI STAR (IRE) (211) 060- 9-3 (2)
Br B f Acclamation - Heroic Star (IRE) J
O Old Gold Racing 32
NON-RUNNER
Alan King, Barbury Castle T
B Thomas Hassett Old Gold Racing, Retraining of Racehorses S
TIMEFORMVIEW Showed more than on debut when 2 lengths sixth of 9 in C&D maiden in October, finishing with running left. Never involved switched to all-weather the following month but should have more chance now entering handicaps in a first-time hood.NON RUNNER. TFRIIIII BHA63
7 NORCROSS BROW (GB) (70) 20-2460
9-2 (3)
Br B g Expert Eye - Twist Moor Lane Rob Hornby J
O Graham and Laura Glendining Charlie Clover, Newmarket T
B Highfield Farm LLP
TIMEFORMVIEWMatched the pick of his juvenile efforts when runner-up at Southwell on handicap bow in January Hasn’t gone on since though, turning in a below-par effort in a first-time hood at Ripon on final outing for Ollie Pears last time TFRHHHII BHA62
DECLARED RUNNERS 7
2025: OPTIMATUM 3 9 6 Sean Dylan Bowen 11-2 (Charlie Johnston) 11 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1, 2. Stewards Note:
NORCROSS BROW: Following its run on 16/4/2026 it was reported that the horse was slowly away.
Probable S.P’s: 13-8 Pentonville (GB), 4-1 Venturing (IRE), 9-2 Station Bar (GB), 13-2 Ritaal (IRE), 12-1 Napolian (IRE), 14-1 Norcross Brow (GB), 22-1 Albertini Star (IRE)
PLAY SMARTER
PENTONVILLE has a double penalty to shoulder but is taken to make his class tell and complete a quick-fire hat-trick. Venturing is capable of better still now going handicapping for a new yard, while Ritaal promises to be suited by the step back up in trip given how she finished at Lingfield 3 weeks ago.
TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.PENTONVILLE 2.VENTURING (IRE) 3.RITAAL (IRE)
Next Meeting - LADIES DAY - SATURDAY 4TH JULY
Gates Open: 12:00pm: First Race: 2:11pm
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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. The Management reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone without assigning a reason for so doing.
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Horse Welfare at Leicester Racecourse
At every meeting at Leicester Racecourse there are two specially-qualified equine vets appointed to look after the welfare of all horses in action. During the race one vet will be following the runners and can attend to a horse in the same response time as the Paramedic Teams responsible for treating injured jockeys The second vet is based below the stewards box in the grandstand, is in radio contact with his colleague following the runners, and can respond immediately to any uncovered emergency. In addition there is a third vet, a British Horseracing Authority Veterinary team and the stewards
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Abandonment Refund
In the event of abandonment, no refunds will be made on the day. All refund applications must be claimed by writing to the racecourse office within 14 days of the meeting.
The following rules apply:
a) Abandonment before completion of first race - full refund
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* Bringing food and drink into the enclosures other than that purchased at the racecourse is prohibited. (Other than the picnic area)
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Betting with the Bookmakers
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 announcement.
Evacuation Procedures
Leicester Racecourse has significantly enhanced Safety & Security measures this year to ensure your safety, comfort and enjoyment of the day. However, an incident may occur which is beyond our control and it is important that you are aware of how we intend to look after you in the event of an emergency. As part of our Safety management, we have employed professionally trained and experienced stewards and you will see them at various points throughout the racecourse In the event of a situation, which requires partial or full evacuation of the stands or racecourse, announcements will be broadcast and stewards will undertake the responsibility of guiding you to a place of safety; it is essential that you follow their instructions Please take your immediate belongings with you and proceed out of the area quickly and calmly with the guidance of the stewards The evacuation procedures have been carefully planned to lead you to a safe area. Should it be necessary to evacuate the course itself, there will be two main options; firstly to return to your vehicles if safe to do so and leave via the main entrance Secondly, should it not be safe to return to your vehicles, you will be requested to leave via an emergency evacuation gate, where you will receive further instructions It may give you peace of mind if you pre plan and agree a meeting place, just in case you become separated from your party. The above is precautionary only and we trust that the procedures will never be required. However, in the event of an emergency, remember: TAKE YOUR BELONGINGS WITH YOU AND UNDER THE DIRECTIONS OF THE STEWARDS, PROCEED QUICKLY & CALMLY TO THE SAFE AREA.
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The Racecourse would be grateful if racegoers could observe all Health & Safety requirements whilst at Leicester Racecourse We would also be grateful if parents could keep a close eye on their children and prevent them from climbing on the running rails and getting onto the actual racecourse and paddock area. We would also like to remind racegoers that the FIRST AID medical unit is situated on the hard standing by the Sales Office. The designated meeting point for lost children is now in the Safety Control Office
Rules on Betting and Each Way Terms
These Rules on Betting, as amended from time to time, are issued by Tattersalls Committee The Rules on Betting were first issued in 1886 and were last revised on 17 May 2010 and the Place Terms were updated by racecourses with effect from 1 January 2015 following consultation with bookmakers. In accordance with licence conditions issued by the Gambling Commission pursuant to the Gambling Act 2005, licensees must display on their ‘joints’, in an intelligible format, any rules that differ from these Rules on Betting. A further licence condition requires all licensees to have an independent dispute resolution service On application and in accordance with the published procedures (details of which are available at www. tattersallscommittee.co.uk), Tattersalls Committee will hear any betting disputes arising from the application or interpretation of these Rules on Betting or any other betting dispute emanating from on-course transactions Rule 1. In these Rules on Betting, ‘betting’ shall have the meaning defined by section 9 of the Gambling Act 2005. Rule 2. Bets may only be amended or cancelled by mutual consent between the licensee and the backer Rule 3. Unless clearly displayed otherwise, all each-way bets except ante-post bets will be settled on the actual number of starters according to the following racecourse place terms: -
• Fewer than 3 runners—all to win
• 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.
• 5-7 runners -1/4 odds a place 1-2
• 8 or more runners -1/5 odds a place 1-2-3
• Handicaps with 12-15 runners - 1/4 odds a place 1-2-3
• Handicaps with 16-21 runners - 1/5 odds a place 1-2-3-4
• Handicaps with 22 or more runners - 1/4 odds a place 1-2-3-4
Rule 4. Other than ‘first past the post’ bets, all bets will be settled according to the result as announced at the ‘Weighed-In’ with the following exceptions:
(A) Single ante-post bets, being made before 10 a.m. on the day of the final declarations will be void under the following circumstances: -
i) If the race is abandoned;
ii) If the race is declared void;
iii) If the Conditions of the race entry are changed prior to the start of the race;
iv) If the venue is altered; or
v) If a horse is eliminated under the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) Rules of Racing, schedule 8 of the Race Administration Manual (F).
However, in any such circumstances accumulative ante-post bets (win or place) will stand and be settled at the ante-post price(s) laid on the remaining horse(s).
Any race in which a horse is supplemented does not affect Rule 4(A).
In the event of a race being postponed to another day, ante-post bets placed before the entries have closed will stand and will only be made void if the race is abandoned or made void, if the horse is balloted out or eliminated under the previously mentioned schedule 8 of the BHA’s Rules of Racing or if the venue is changed. Ante-post bets placed after the entries have closed will be void, except when the race is run at a later date at the same venue and entries for the race are not reopened, in which case bets will stand.
(B) Bets other than ante-post bets will be void if the race is abandoned or declared void. Bets will stand if the race is postponed to another day and final declarations stand. If the final declarations do not stand, bets will be void. Bets on a horse declared by the Starter ‘not to have started’ will be void.
(C) Where a bet has been placed and a price taken on the day of the race and there is subsequently an official notification that a horse has been withdrawn or has been declared ‘not to have started’, the liability of a layer against any horse remaining in the race, win or place, will be reduced in accordance with the following scale depending on the odds current against the withdrawn horse at the time of such official notification:
Odds (or decimal equivalent
Scale of deduction (per £)
1/9 or longer odds 90 pence
2/11 to 2/17 85 pence
1/4 to 1/5 80 pence
3/10 to 2/7
75 pence
2/5 to 1/3 70 pence
8/15 to 4/9 65 pence
8/13 to 4/7 60 pence
4/5 to 4/6
20/21 to 5/6
Evens to 6/5
5/4 to 6/4
8/5 to 7/4
pence
pence
pence
pence
pence
9/5 to 9/4 30 pence
12/5 to 3/1 25 pence
16/5 to 4/1 20 pence
9/2 to 11/2 15 pence
6/1 to 9/1 10 pence
10/1 to 14/1 5 pence
Over 14/1 No deduction
In the case of two or more horses being withdrawn, the total reduction shall not exceed 90 pence in the pound. In the case of withdrawals in reformed markets, the total deduction over the two or more horses (i.e. one in the original and one in the reformed market) will be calculated on the prices applicable in the original market.
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Race Conditions
First Race 6.15 - THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF RESTRICTED MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 5) (for horses in Bands C and D) (EBF Restricted Race Qualifier) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £4320 to the winning horse The second to receive £2028, the third £1014 and the fourth £507. for maiden two yrs old, which are E.B.F eligible, which are in Bands C and D. Enter by noon, June 19th and pay £40 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 23rd. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 7lb; fillies 9st 2lb Allowances: Band D from Band C 3lb The TRUSTEES of the EBF have generously contributed £1,000 towards the prize money for this race All horses which are placed in the first six in an EBF Restricted Maiden or Novice race qualifier in 2026 will be qualified to run in either THE £100,000 EBF RESTRICTED RACE FINAL (CLASS 2) (for fillies only) at Goodwood on 23 September, 2026, or THE £100,000 EBF RESTRICTED RACE FINAL (CLASS 2) (for colts and geldings only) at York on 09 October, 2026. Both races will be run over seven furlongs NOTE: Horses entered or declared in a race which is subsequently abandoned will not be eligible to enter a Final 21 entries at £40. - Closed June 19th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3414; Second £1706; Third £854; Fourth £426. (Penalty Value £4320) SS
SEE PAGE 12 FOR THIS RACE.
Second Race 6.45 - THE GREENHOUSE SPORTS ‘TEAM FOR LIFE’ HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £3663 to the winning horse The second to receive £1719, the third £858, the fourth £429 and the fifth £214. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 46-60 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £35 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £7 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £28 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 23rd.
Lowest weight 8st 9lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 13th, 2026, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. 26 entries, at £35. - Closed June 19th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2890; Second £1446; Third £722; Fourth £361; Fifth £181. (Penalty Value £3663.80) SS
SEE PAGE 16 FOR THIS RACE.
Third Race 7.15 - THE GLOBAL HARVESTER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3663 to the winning horse The second to receive £1719, the third £858, the fourth £429 and the fifth £214. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 46-55 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £35 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £7 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £28 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 23rd. Lowest weight 9st; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 13th, 2026, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb 15 entries, at £35.Closed June 19th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2890; Second £1446; Third £722; Fourth £361; Fifth £181. (Penalty Value £3663.80) Weights raised 2lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. SS SEE PAGE 18 FOR THIS RACE.
Fourth Race 7.45 - THE SAMWORTH BROTHERS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £4710 to the winning horse The second to receive £2210, the third £1104, the fourth £552 and the fifth £275. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 51-70 (also open to such horses rated 50 and below). £45 stake if the horse is rated 51 or higher, or £9 stake if the horse is rated 50 or lower with £36 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 23rd. Lowest weight 8st 4lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 13th, 2026, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb 8 entries, at £45.Closed June 19th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3716; Second £1859; Third £929; Fourth £464; Fifth £232. (Penalty Value £4710.60) SS
SEE PAGE 23 FOR THIS RACE.
Fifth Race 8.15 - THE MARK CARR LEICESTER LEGACY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £3663 to the winning horse The second to receive £1719, the third £858, the fourth £429 and the fifth £214. for three yrs old only, Rated 46-65 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £31 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £6 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £25 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 23rd. Lowest weight 8st 4lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 13th, 2026, for each race won 6lb 21 entries, at £31. - Closed June 19th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2890; Second £1446; Third £722; Fourth £361; Fifth £181. (Penalty Value £3663.80) SS SEE PAGE 25 FOR THIS RACE.
Sixth Race 8.45 - THE DR T B CONNORS MEMORIAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £3663 to the winning horse The second to receive £1719, the third £858, the fourth £429 and the fifth £214. for three yrs old only, Rated 51-70 (also open to such horses rated 50 and below). £35 stake if the horse is rated 51 or higher, or £7 stake if the horse is rated 50 or lower with £28 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 23rd. Lowest weight 8st 4lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 13th, 2026, for each race won 6lb 21 entries, at £35. - Closed June 19th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2890; Second £1446; Third £722; Fourth £361; Fifth £181. (Penalty Value £3663.80) Weights raised 1lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable SS
SEE PAGE 26 FOR THIS RACE.
