Newmarket Racecard - Saturday 27th August by Weatherbys

SUMMER SATURDAY SATURDAY 27 AUGUST 2022 Official Racecard £3.50

Today we host the Newmarket Town Plate, which will be run after the last race and is run in memory of Julie Cecil, and sponsored by Goldings & Powters. Held for the ﬁrst time in 1666, the race was instigated by King Charles II who also won the ﬁrst running The King stated that the race should be run ‘forever’ and with this year being the 352nd running, we might just be on track!

The Gold Season, Newmarket Racecourses’ exciting autumn programme at The Rowley Mile, begins with Cesarewitch Trial Day on Saturday 17 September.

Best wishes, SOPHIE ABLE General Manager of Newmarket Racecourses

NEWMARKET WELCOMES YOU DON’T FORGET OUR NEXT MEETINGCESAREWITCH TRIAL DAY & HENRY CECIL OPEN WEEKEND SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER

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Alongside the action on the track, there is a free bouncy castle and face painters for our younger racegoers in the Garden Enclosure, so make sure to head down and explore.

Looking back, it has been a spectacular summer here at the July Course once again. From Rob Hornby’s Group One double at the Moët & Chandon July Festival, to our Newmarket Nights, including the sold out Pete Tong’s Ibiza Classics, we have enjoyed welcoming racegoers throughout the summer.

We now look ahead to Gold Season at the Rowley Mile, where we will see some of the future stars in action, including in the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes and the Group One bet365 Fillies’ Mile. Tickets for all these racedays are available on our website.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsor for today, Jenningsbet, for their generous support. We are delighted to welcome them back to Newmarket Racecourse this weekend, and encourage racegoers to head to the winners enclosure before the ﬁrst race to listen to the Punters Panel, where you can hear their tips for the day. We would also like to take this time to thank Tattersalls for their generous and ongoing support.

Welcome to Newmarket for the last of our racedays held here at the July Course.

I do hope you have a very enjoyable afternoon with us, and I wish all the horses and their connections the very best of luck.

Published by authority of the Managing Executive of the Racecourse. TODAY’S SPONSORS RACEDAY OFFICIALS Race Conditions can be found on page 62 Newmarket Racecourses Committee William Wyatt, Esq. (Chairman) William Sporborg, Esq Tim Vestey, Esq. Matthew Lohn Esq. Mrs J. George Mrs. B. Dunlop Paddy Pritchard-Gordon Managing Director – East Amy Starkey General Manager Sophie Able Regional Head Of Racing Michael Prosser Clerk of the Course Roderick Duncan Marketing Manager Chris Burton Finance Director Sarah Drabwell Head Of Operations Darren Townsend Farrier Harry Buckle Safety Officer Clayton White Safeguarding Officers Michael Prosser (DSL) Sophie Able (Deputy DSL) Stewards Tony McGlone (Chief Steward) Thomas Cooper (Stewards’ Panel Chair) Ben Ford Polly Greco Gordan Markham Starters William Jardine Kieran O’Shea Judge Paul Champion Clerk Of The Scales Ollie Mann Medical Officers Dr Ross Worthington Dr Piers Reinhold Dr Juno Jesuthasan Veterinary Officer Colin Roberts Veterinary Surgeons Benoit Herinckx Tom Eaton-Evans Stuart Williamson Jeremy Allen Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers Louise Sheridan Elizabeth Budden John Bramhill Sarah Duncan Commentator Mark Johnson Betting Ring Manager Sarah Woodborne JENNINGSBET jenningsbet.com EBF STALLIONS ebfstallions.com TATTERSALLS tattersalls.com

1. FORM A quick way to see a horse’s past performance. These are its recent finishing positions. Look out for Letters: C = Has won at this course D = Has won over this distance CD = Has won over this distance at this course BF = Was a beaten favourite Select your horse Note their name and saddlecloth number. Choose your bet. ‘To win’ or ‘each-way’ are popular types of bet. ‘To win’ is for your horse to come first. ‘Each-way’ is for your horse to come first or to be placed. It’s two bets, so ‘£2 each-way’ = £4 total bet. RACECARD Decide the amount or stake you are comfortable to bet. Place your bet. There are different places to bet on course; The Tote, racecourse bookmakers, betting shop or online Each option offers a different experience. Collect. Once ‘Weighed-in’ has been announced, present your betting slip and collect any winnings. BETTING Visit www.racingexplained.co.uk for more information 6 7 8 15 9 1 10 11 32 5 134 14 12 EXPERT VIEW How the experts rate the horse’s chances: 2. BHA rating = the higher the number, the better the horse 3. Timeform view and TFR rating 4. HORSE’S TRAINER & THEIR LOCATION Look out for the summary of leading course trainers before each race 5. JOCKEY Listen out for any jockeys who are having a successful day. OTHER USEFUL DETAILS 6. Owner’s colours worn by the Jockey 7. Saddlecloth number 8. Horse’s name 9. Days since the horse last run 10.Horse’s age 11. Jockey’s weight (stone and Ibs) 12. The horse’s breeding father (sire) and mother (dam) 13. Horse’s owner 14. Horse’s breeder 15. Birthplace of horse (outside GB) 16. Draw position of the horse in the starting stalls MORE INFORMATION ON THE FORM - = New racing season / = Missed racing season P = Was pulled-up and didn’t finish the race F = Horse fell U = Rider unseated R = Horse refused to race CO = The horse was forced out of a race by a loose horse B = Horse was brought down S = Horse slipped r = The horse ran around a jump or took the wrong course in a flat race d = Disqualified Bold form figures = performance in all-weather (Flat) or Point-to-Point (Jump) races 16 67 8 15 9 1 12 13 14 10 3 2 11 16 5 4 Br J O T B S 4 COROEBUS (IRE) (203) 121- CD 3 9-0 (1) B c Dubawi (IRE) First Victory (IRE) (Teofilo (IRE)) James Doyle Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket Godolphin Emirates Fly Better TIMEFORM VIEW Progressive 2-y-o, winning on the July Course on debut and bouncing back from a narrow defeat to Royal Patronage in the Royal Lodge with animpressivevictory inC&DAutumn Stakes in October Stablemate of NativeTrailand just asexciting. TFRHHHHI BHA115

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Newmarket Heath surveyed by I.Champan in 1787 shows the state of the racecourses close to the time of the Jockey Club’s founding.Exning and Newmarket were notably quite established. the heath forms the primary training grounds to the largest cluster of racehorses on the planet between two and three thousand in number at any one time It’s combination of training facilities and their interaction with the town, coupled with its unique heritage, are a vital contributor to Newmarket’s position as the preeminent racing and breeding centre for thoroughbreds and spiritual home of horseracing globally 1886 Map shows Hamilton Road and the area north of the heath including Southfield Farm and Seven Springs are relatively similar today. World War II brought formal airfield facilities which occupied the heath for just under 40 years. 1980s The airfield was decommissioned World Wars I and II The Rowley Mile stands and heath were occupied by the military The heath was converted into an airfield for training officers and no flying was permitted on the racedays

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Newmarket and horses have been connected since Queen Boadicea founded a Royal stud at Exning. More than 1,000 years later, Sir Richard d’Argentine developed a “New Market” in this location.

19th Century Lord George Bentinck, owner of a large expanse of heathland and a Jockey Club member turned acres of scrubland over to grass, purchased adjacent land and established the gallops which still exist today.

17th Century Newmarket became a favourite destination of King James I, who moved the Royal court there for a time and raced horses on the Heath. His grandson, Charles II, built the ﬁrst recorded stand.

Today Today

NEWMARKET HEATH: A HISTORY

17th Century

18th Century

Over the late 18th and 19th Century, races were changing shorter distances and more fixed finishing posts meant the nature of spectating was equally shifting. The 1850s brought significant reorganisation on the heath associated with the growing focus on the Rowley Mile including its first stand. This was replaced by the Astley Stand in 1875 when a stand exclusively for trainers and jockeys was also built, located on the site of the current Head-on Stand. 20th Century 1911 saw further development with a new weighing room at Rowley Mile (now known as the Hong Kong Suite) designed by Walter Brierley. New and more modest stands for the public and Jockey Club members were also built. As crowds grew at the July Course’s summer meetings, concern over extending facilities and ruining the ‘picnic atmosphere’ were debated. In the 1930s, five main buildings were constructed The Weighing Room, Head-on Stand, and 3 similar structures for Members, Tattersalls, and Silver Ring patrons. These still form the primary trackside viewing facilities today.

The most signiﬁcant early development within racing in Newmarket came in 1665, when King Charles II, added a third “Round Course” to the two already existing courses in Newmarket, the Beacon Course (today the Rowley Mile) and the Cambridgeshire Course All three courses were to be used for a new race which was ﬁrst run in 1666, the Newmarket Town Plate It was stated that the race should be run “forever”, and it continues to be run today. Due to the nature of racing at the time agile viewing was required, with spectators largely looking on from horseback or carriages.

19th Century

Post-War Decades Immediately following the second world war, the July Course saw crowds grow for its summer Derby Day to levels of attendance not seen today. However it was not to last and in 1954 declining attendance ﬁgures brought proposals for a round course in front of the Rowley Mile stands, with the suggestion it would make it easier for spectators to view. In 1958 a round course was laid out and it was used until 1973 1980s to Present The most recent stage in the Rowley Mile’s evolution is the Millennium Stand, which was unveiled by the Queen on 6 May 2000 The Rowley Mile and July Course can welcome up to 20,000 people Head-On Stand (1889-c.1929) right of Astley Stand, photographed 1896 1945 Derby at the July Course drew bigger crowds than we see today.

NEWMARKET RACECOURSES: ROWLEY MILE & JULY COURSE

The Round Course at Rowley Mile (1958-1973)

A number of courses have been in use in Newmarket over the centuries. The evolution of Rowley Mile and the July Course reﬂects how the sport has changed to be enjoyed by all, and not just the privileged few.

Rowley Mile’s Millennium Grandstand Today. Known for its racing and live music, The July Course remains one of Cambridgeshire’s most popular summer venues.

The Jockey Club’s presence in Newmarket in the 1750s had a signiﬁcant impact on Newmarket heath’s physical environment, increasing racing provisions and changing it from the playground of the nobility it had been up to that point. By 1756 the Round Course built its ﬁrst stand, simple in nature with stables below and viewing above At The Rowley Mile smaller racing facilities, a weighing house and stables were added and in 1774 the land used for racing was extended and formalised to become the Ancaster Mile

The Home of British Racing is such a special destination for racegoers from all over the world to congregate and appreciate the magniﬁcent racing on both The Rowley Mile and on The July Course. We sincerely thank Sophie Able and her team along with Stephen Wallis for their never-ending enthusiasm in insuring that Owners, Trainers, Jockeys and Stable Staff are all looked after so very well. I would like to take this opportunity to wish all those who participate in Newmarket this season, the very best of luck. Stay safe and have a wonderful raceday.

MalihLAlBasti FounderandOwner

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It is with renewed excitement that Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai are once again delighted to support The Jockey Club at Newmarket Racecourse for the 2022 season.

We have plenty more projects in the pipeline and for as long as The Jockey Club is in Newmarket, we will remain committed to contributing positively to the community Our community work also extends to longer term initiatives to help the town, such as being involved in an exciting new initiative called The Newmarket Charitable Foundation.

Our involvement in community and charitable activities in Newmarket has the single aim of making a positive impact to Newmarket as a whole Whether it’s a collaborative role in some of the large number of ongoing community projects or using our own resources and expertise, we enjoy playing our part.

Improving biodiversity in Newmarket’s community orchard

The relationships and positive momentum created during the last few years has continued, with recent projects including: Improving the Yellow Brick Road Clearing the Community Orchard Partnering with Newmarket Open Door

Educating children on road safety Delivering food during the pandemic

Delivering ongoing talks on road safety in local schools Supporting the grassroots teams of Newmarket FC

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“For as long as The Jockey Club is in Newmarket we will remain committed to contributing positively to the community”

Our community work has taken many different forms over the years, and continues to evolve to match the ever changing needs of Newmarket and its residents.

Examples include support of the ongoing education programmes in conjunction with Godolphin at local primary schools and the Newmarket Academy, as well as being involved in improvements to the Memorial Gardens. More recently, during the pandemic organisations from right across Newmarket came together to support the town and its residents. This included setting up helplines, delivering food parcels and organising a Christmas parade Clearing and improving the community orchard Partnering with local homeless charity Newmarket Open Door

Gimcrack on Newmarket Heath by George Stubbs shows a trainer stable lad and a jockey Gimcrack was one of the most popular and admired of all 18th century racehorses. In 1752 The Jockey Club leased a plot of land in Newmarket and built a coffee house, and in the 19th century the land was acquired permanently The original building still exists today and has been restored and maintained as part of The Jockey Club Rooms, which were re-built and expanded in the 20th century An integral part of Newmarket High Street, the Rooms embody the link between the town of Newmarket and The Jockey Club, which remains as strong as ever to this day. It is home to one of the ﬁnest collections of equestrian art to be found anywhere in the world, with tours available to the public through Discover Newmarket.

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The ﬁrst formal match race famously took place on Newmarket Heath in 1622, and over the following century the practice grew rapidly in popularity In 1740 the government of Sir Robert Walpole became concerned at the popularity of racing and the gambling that took place on it. New laws were introduced to try to regulate the activity and make it less popular, but they proved ineffective. Fearing further government intervention, racing enthusiasts came together in the coffee houses of London and in 1750 they created racing’s own regulatory body: The Jockey Club Despite its name, The Jockey Club has never been a club for jockeys. In the 18th century it was traditional for professionals and tradespeople to be described by their occupations, with a ﬁrst name of “Mr Jockie” for those in racing. Although early meetings were based in London, Newmarket was already the home of horseracing and it was just two years before The Jockey Club laid down permanent roots there.

It is only in relatively recent history that racing has been staged on an organised basis. Despite its name, The Jockey Club has never been a club for jockeys

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1) What’s your role at The Jockey Club?

A DAY IN THE LIFE WITH LAURA GIBSON-BRABAZON

6) Who is your favourite jockey that’s ridden at Newmarket? It’s lovely to chat to Kieran Shoemark outside the weigh room when we are both between races.

I’m not one to read… much… but I’ll go off the last book I read which was written by Dolly Alderton, Everything I know about love, A memoir! Take it as you wish!

7) What do you enjoy most about working at Newmarket Racecourses? Delivering race days and meeting new sponsors, which sometimes only happens to be on a race day. I love spending time in the paddock and being up close and personal with some of the finest racehorses in training. It gives you a really good eye for a good horse I’d like to think!

I am the Partnerships Manager at Newmarket Racecourse and manage all new and existing race sponsors helping to deliver a very memorable race day. No task too big or small!

2) How long have you worked here? I have been with the Jockey Club since October 2021

4) What’s your favourite part of a raceday? Spending time with sponsors pre and post races and watching the presentations unfold

In 2022, having a horse like Inspiral run in the Tattersalls Falmouth, Group 1 was incredible She is a lovely horse and looking forward to seeing her back on the Rowley Mile in autumn.

10) Favourite holiday destination? I love Dubai. 11) If you had to eat one meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner, every day, what would it be? Dinner Dinner Dinner I love an evening meal!

8) What do you make sure you carry with you on every raceday? I don’t have much room for anything else bar two phones, a walkie talkie, my clip board and race card! I suppose I make sure I have my phone on me all the time.

3) What’s your favourite race meeting at Newmarket Racecourse? The July Festival

9) Favourite book?

5) Which is your favourite horse to run at Newmarket?

Good luck to everyone and I hope to see you in a Jenningsbet shop soon!

Horseracing is the lifeblood of our business and that is why I think it is important to support the British Racing Industry and as well as sponsoring this summers weekend finale we have also collaborated with the National Association of Racing Staff (NARS) to fund educational courses for their members.

On behalf of my Company Jenningsbet I would like to extend a warm welcome to everybody at Newmarket today.

We are the UK`s largest Independent Bookmaker with shops nationwide including every London Borough.

Over this weekend over 500 of our customers are making the journey to the July Course on coach trips organised by our wonderful managers & I hope every one of them has a great day & backs a few winners! As well as one of our flagship shops being on Newmarket High Street , we can also be found locally in Halstead, Sudbury, Bishops Stortford & Peterborough. You can also visit us at our website jenningsbet.com, where we specialise in horse racing and stream every race from every Jockey Club Racecourse.

Greg Knight, CEO

All time high! From 5f to 15f, the British EBF aims to allocate £1.7million contributed by GB based stallion studs to flat racing’s prize money in 2022. MILLIO SECARTALFHSITIRB AH V E BENEFITTEDFROMIMPROVEDPRIZEMONEYFR O M FBE SNOITUBIRTNOC OVER 700 FLAT RACES 001£ 000, F I N A L S | EBF OTDETUBIRTNOC RB I T I S H RACINGSINCE1983 | CONTRIBUTEDTO BR I T I S H |3891ECNISGNICAR £36 MILLION+ #GoodForRacing T: +44 1638 667960 E: info@ebfhorseracing.co.uk @BritishEBF www.ebfstallions.com

J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 18 colours no horse st lb Draw 1 CHARYN (IRE) (20) 1 D 9-11 (1) Br Gr c Dark Angel (IRE) Futoon (IRE) (Kodiac) Ray Dawson J O Mr Nurlan Bizakov Roger Varian, Newmarket T B Grangemore Stud Hesmonds Stud Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Speedy pedigree and made perfect start 12-runner maiden at Haydock (6f, good to firm) on debut 20 days ago Penalty to shoulder but he’s sure to progress. TFRHHHHH BHA 2 DANCE ACCLAIM (IRE) (112) 0 9-4 (3) Br B c Acclamation Dutch Dream (GER) (Dutch Art) Charles Bishop J O Cornthrop Bloodstock Limited Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T B Kildaragh Stud Tweenhills Farm & Stud Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW In need of the experience when seventh of 8 in novice event at Ascot (5f, good to firm) on debut, not clear run. Off 112 days. Likely to improve. TFRHHHII BHA3 DICKO THE LEGEND (IRE) (-) 9-4 (7) Br B c Ardad (IRE) Caledonia Princess (Kyllachy) Jamie Spencer J O Mr O. S. Harris Joseph Parr Newmarket T B O’Connor International Limited Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled March 30. 70,000 gns yearling, Ardad colt. Half-brother to 5f-7f winner Enthaar and 7f winner Caleco. TFRHHHII BHA 4 ENDEARED (GB) (27) 322 BF 9-4 (13) Br B c Dark Angel (IRE) Frankel Light (IRE) (Frankel) Daniel Muscutt J O Mr Ben CM Wong James Fanshawe, Newmarket T B Watership Down Stud Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Improved again when second of 8 in novice event at Chester (7f, soft, evens) 27 days ago, no match for useful winner but nicely clear of the rest Big form player. TFRHHHHI BHA82 5 ENGELBERT (GB) (17) 0 9-4 (2) Br B c Havana Grey Dare To Dream (Exceed And Excel (AUS)) Theodore Ladd J O Owners Group 105 James Ferguson, Newmarket T B Carmel Stud Owners Group S TIMEFORM VIEW 8/1 and tongue strap on, eighth of 12 in minor event at Salisbury (6f, good to firm) on debut 17 days ago Should have more to offer. TFRHHIII BHA6 FAST TREK (IRE) (-) 9-4 (5) Br B c Dark Angel (IRE) Kurland (IRE) (Kheleyf (USA)) Joshua Bryan J O Sheikh Juma Dalmook Al Maktoum Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T B Rabbah Bloodstock Limited TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled April 20 Dark Angel colt. Half-brother to 7f/1m winner Baltic Coast. Dam, 2-y-o 5f winner, half-sister to useful 2-y-o 6f winner Rajasinghe Newcomer for leading stable TFRHHHHI BHA 7 PEARL EYE (GB) (19) 5 9-4 (6) Br B c Expert Eye Treat Gently (Cape Cross (IRE)) Pat Cosgrave J O Mr R. Nugent Darryll Holland, Newmarket T B Andrew Davis TIMEFORM VIEW Bred to be smart and showed a bit when fifth of 12 in novice event at Windsor (6f, good to firm) on debut 19 days ago Should progress. TFRHHIII BHA 8 READY RECKONER (GB) (-) 9-4 (8) Br B c Showcasing Soofiah (King’s Best (USA)) Adam Kirby J O Merry Fox Stud Limited Jane Chapple-Hyam, Newmarket T B Merry Fox Stud Limited TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled May 2. Showcasing colt. Half-brother to 2-y-o 5f winner Super Cub Dam, 2-y-o 6f winner, sister to Dubai Duty Free winner Sajjhaa. TFRHHHII BHA6f FIRST RACE 1.35 THE JENNINGSBET BRITISH EBF NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) for novice two yrs old x Total race value £8000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £3414, 2nd £1706, 3rd £854, 4th £426. (Penalty Value £4320) Leading course trainer (17-22): R Hannon (43 wins from 353 runners, 12%) runs BRASILIAN PRINCESS Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): R Hannon (8 wins from 56 runners, 14%) runs BRASILIAN PRINCESS Longest Traveller: BRASILIAN PRINCESS trained by R Hannon, Marlborough, 134 miles.

19 thejockeyclub.co.uk Firs t Rac e 9 STARSHOT (IRE) (14) 54 9-4 (9) Br B g Acclamation Sea Meets Sky (FR) (Dansili) Saffie Osborne (3) J O Niarchos Family George Boughey, Newmarket T B Niarchos Family TIMEFORM VIEW 80/1, fourth of 7 in minor event at this C&D (good) 14 days ago, slowly away TFRHHIII BHA10 THE X O (IRE) (95) 2 9-4 (12) Br B c Zoffany (IRE) Pivotal Era (Pivotal) Hayley Turner J O Mr G Smith- Bernal & Mr Anthony Verrier John Ryan, Newmarket T B Mrs Noreen Clibborn Newsells Park Stud Limited S TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled February 11. 110,000 gns 2-y-o, Zoffany colt. Half-brother to winner up to 6f Aryaaf and 2-y-o 7f winner Cosmic Vega. TFRHHHII BHA11 UNIVERSI DOMINICI (GB) (10) 00 9-4 (11) Br B g Aclaim (IRE) Ambala (Intikhab (USA)) Jefferson Smith J O Mr Roberto Favarulo John Butler Newmarket T B Roberto Favarulo TIMEFORM VIEW 100/1, eighth of 11 in minor event at Wolverhampton (5.1f) 10 days ago. TFRHIIII BHA 12 BRASILIAN PRINCESS (FR) (22) 35 8-13 (4) Br B f Shalaa (IRE) Super Eria (FR) (Hold That Tiger (USA)) Sean Levey J O Amo Coutinho Neto Richard Hannon, Marlborough T B S.A.R.L. Mandore International Agency Sports Invest UK Ltd S TIMEFORMVIEW Shaped quite well on debut but went backwards when fifth of 6 in novice event at this C&D (good to firm) 22 days ago TFRHHHII BHA 13 ROYAL LILY (GB) (14) 05 8-13 (10) Br B f Oasis Dream Royal (USA) (Speightstown (USA)) Dylan Hogan J O Lifecycle Bloodstock Ltd Jack Jones, Newmarket T B Malih Al Basti TIMEFORM VIEW 100/1, fifth of 7 in novice event at this C&D (good) 14 days ago, slowly away TFRHIIII BHADECLARED RUNNERS 13 2021: MANACCAN 2 9 5 William Buick EVENS (John Ryan) 9 ran Tongue Strap worn by No 5. Stewards Note: BRASILIAN PRINCESS: Following its run on 5/8/2022 it was reported that the horse ran too freely Probable S.P’s: 5-2 Charyn (IRE), 3-1 Endeared (GB), 8-1 Fast Trek (IRE), 12-1 Ready Reckoner (GB), 14-1 Dance Acclaim (IRE), 16-1 Brasilian Princess (FR), 20-1 Dicko The Legend (IRE), 25-1 Engelbert (GB), The X O (IRE), 33-1 Pearl Eye (GB), 66-1 Starshot (IRE), 100-1 Universi Dominici (GB), 300-1 Royal Lily (GB) PLAY SMARTER CHARYN looked useful when winning a strong-looking maiden at Haydock 3 weeks ago, and with the promise of more to come, he’s fancied to successfully concede weight all round. Endeared is slighty more exposed but is a key form player, Fast Trek is the pick of the newcomers. TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.CHARYN (IRE) 2.ENDEARED 3.FAST TREK (IRE) RACE RESULT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE TODAY’S RACE SPONSORS find out more about today’s race sponsors at jenningsbetcom & ebfstallions.com 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. MEDIAN & RECORD TIME Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 12.50 secs Record Time: 1 min, 9.09 secs Raffle Prize 12th July 2019, Good to Firm

NEWMARKET NEWS

“Ralph was born in Chester which is near where Alex, my youngest son and Sam, his wife live. He came home for the ﬁrst few days but then he went into hospital at Chester with jaundice, however they thought he had something up with his heart.

80 YEAR OLD COLIN MOORE AIMING TO MAKE FAMILY PROUD AS HE BIDS TO BECOME OLDEST WINNER OF TOWN PL ATE

However, on Tuesday, February 8th Ralph was taken to the Countess Of Chester Hospital to receive treatment for high-level jaundice, but his condition began to deteriorate and he was transferred to Alder Hey Children’s Hospital with a suspected heart problem

Back in February the passionate amateur, who rode his sole winner over jumps aboard 50-1 chance Son Of Tam at Worcester in November 1961, became a granddad for the third time when his youngest son Alex, and wife Sam, welcomed Ralph into the world.

After spending several days on a ventilator on the intensive care unit at the Liverpool-based hospital Ralph was ﬁnally allowed to go home on Saturday, February 10th when his heart scan came back clear where it was discovered he was ﬁghting an infection.

As a mark of thanks for the work carried out by the staff Moore is now aiming to raise £500 from his latest efforts in the saddle in the amateur rider contest, which was inaugurated in 1666, to help enable the hospital to continue their good work Moore said: “I’ve already got two granddaughters but my ﬁrst grandson arrived this year, however he was very poorly for the ﬁrst few weeks when he was born.

“Apart from riding I have an exercise bike and I go out on the road bike as well while I do a little of bit of weight training as well

“Everything has been going well on the bike except for when I went out on the road bike about the other weekend.

“It was quite upsetting, as they said to Alex and Sam go home and get clothes as you will have to stay there and he was transferred off in a little oxygen tent on his own by the North West and North Wales Paediatric Transport Service from Chester to Liverpool.

When it comes to ﬁtness Moore has made sure he has left no stone unturned ahead of getting the leg up on Ballyrath in the unique event which was inaugurated by King Charles II in 1666, who remains the sole monarch to win the race Moore, who will also be raising cash for t=The Injured Jockeys’ Fund, added:

The possibility of a place in the history books might beckon for rider Colin Moore in the Newmarket Town Plate today, but he knows whatever the outcome he is already on to a winner when inspirational grandson Ralph greets him after the historic contest Remaining as enthusiastic as ever at the age of 80, the former Jump jockey admits it would mean “everything” if he could become the oldest rider to win the race, which will be run in memory of former trainer Julie Cecil, following a difficult few months

“The team there did a great job and I just felt like I wanted to help them and hopefully I can raise a few pounds doing this His ordeal has deﬁnitely helped act as an inspiration for doing this year’s race

“I’ve been riding out a hell of a lot at Gary Hanmer’s where Ballyrath is now based I’ve been riding up to six lots a day and in that heat a few weeks ago it was a bit of a killer

“They stayed in there for a few days as he was quite serious with his condition as he was on a ventilator in intensive care Thankfully he now he is ﬁne and he will be there on Saturday which is great

“He is now six months old and he is a big bonny lad now so I don’t think he will be a jockey but it will be nice for him to carry the name on.”

“I do think I’m a bit of a freak that I can still do this but although I packed up race riding I never really stopped as I’ve always been riding out somewhere even when I went into the reinforced concrete business after racing “I do sometimes think why am I doing it because of my age but I wouldn’t do it if I didn’t feel right There will be a time and a day when I do say no but I still get a buzz out of it, even riding work.”

He added: “He won at Wetherby back in January with Tabitha (Worsley) on him I had a feeling he would get a place so I backed him at 40-1 each-way then I backed him at 66-1 to win. He seems to like Wetherby as it is his sort of track.

Having previously hinted that this year’s race would be his last appearance in it Moore is not ruling out return to the contest the 2023 after revealing he has another horse waiting in the wings if he decides to give it another crack.

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“Hopefully we will get a few cart off down to the start to use up some of their energy! He is really well at the moment however and he will probably go back to Wetherby after this

“The odds are probably against him now with it going to two miles one as he is a good stayer but if he turns up thinking I fancy it he will go close if he is in the other mood he won’t.”

“Lester Piggott was my absolute idol but he wouldn’t show any emotion apart from smile a bit, and I’d deﬁnitely do more than that “Everybody is totally behind me and a lot of Gary’s owners want to support the Injured Jockeys’ Fund.”

Moore said: “I’m not sure about riding in it after this year we will have to see as 80 is a nice round number If I do it will be on our other horse Daranova and I think he would go very close as he is only eight.

Despite Moore believing the distance of this year’s race, which is being staged over two miles one furlong opposed to its traditional distance of three and three quarter miles due to watering restrictions, he feels he is no forlorn hope if in the right frame of mind

“We are going to have to be up near the pace on Saturday in the Town Plate with it being only two mile one this year

Having spent the past week re-charging his batteries for the Town Plate with a short break to Monaco it has given Moore the chance to think how he would celebrate if securing victory next weekend, and he revealed that tears of joy could well be seen

Ballyrath, like Moore, might now be in the twilight of his career at the age of 12 but he already has one win to his name this year after making his ﬁrst start under rules for 960 days a triumphant one when springing a 66-1 shock at Wetherby back in January.

“I think I’d be quite emotional and I probably cry if I did win what with Ralph being there and with it being on old Ballyrath, who has been an absolute cracker for us,” added Moore.

“There is one big hill I go up, I got round that, then I got into the next village a mile and a half from home then I got a puncture so I had to walk back with it!”

Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai the UAE’s leading distributor of horse feeds and supplements, has been announced as the new sponsor of the entire card at Newmarket Racecourse on Friday 23rd September, day two of the historic three-day Cambridgeshire Meeting.

Thanks to an innovative promotion, three lucky racegoers will have the opportunity to visit the United Arab Emirates’ most vibrant city with a guest. A free-to-enter prize draw will offer three pairs of return tickets from the UK to Dubai courtesy of Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai which must be claimed on the day.

Highlighted by the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Joel Stakes and the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Rockfel Stakes which share Group 2 status, this further investment into Newmarket and British Racing supports a day which offers total prize money in excess of £430,000 and a supporting card that includes the Group 3 Princess Royal Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Stakes and two Listed contests.

Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai founder, Malih Al Basti said: “The addition of this prestigious card to our portfolio of international sponsorships represents a signiﬁcant extension of our support and investment for British racing and Newmarket Racecourses.

Sophie Able, General Manager of Newmarket Racecourses, said: “We are delighted to be enhancing our partnership with Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai through their support of one of The Rowley Mile’s premier days of racing.

“The race programme consistently allows excellence to come to the fore with this year’s 1000 Guineas winner running on the day last year, and it is entirely ﬁtting to be partnering with one of the equine industry’s leading suppliers.”

“We already enjoy a successful relationship with the course and the town through our sponsorship of the Owners’ & Trainers’ facilities at both the July Course and the Rowley Mile, and since 2016 as a partner of Discover Newmarket supporting their campaigns to promote leisure, tourism and commerce in the region.”

Mr Al Basti added: ”Newmarket is a very special place with a global reputation and I am very pleased we can play a part in its continued success.”

AL BASTI EQUIWORLD, DUBAI TO SPONSOR DAY TWO OF THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE CARD WITH COMPLIMENTARY FLIGHTS TO DUBAI TO BE WON

Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai’s support for the town will be further endorsed on the day when winning connections will receive trophies and mementoes sourced from local businesses.

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Leading course trainer (17-22): J & T Gosden (57 wins from 256 runners, 22%) runs SPINAROUND Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): T Easterby (9 wins from 71 runners, 13%) runs ROACH POWER Longest Traveller: ROACH POWER trained by T Easterby, Malton, 166 miles.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.ROACH POWER (IRE) 2.WOWZERS 3.SPINAROUND (IRE) 7f

SECOND RACE 2.10 THE JENNINGSBET HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) for three yrs old x Total race value £15000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £6401, 2nd £3200, 3rd £1601, 4th £800 (Penalty Value £8100) Weights raised 2lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable

J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 24 colours no horse st lb Draw 1 SPINAROUND (IRE) (21) 221062 D 9-9 (5) Br B g Kodiac Spinamiss (IRE) (Lilbourne Lad (IRE)) Frankie Dettori J O Mr Saeed Suhail John & Thady Gosden, Newmarket T B Merriebelle Irish Farm Ltd TIMEFORMVIEWScoredwithabitinhandatChelmsfordinJuneandhasremainedinformsince,albeitputinhisplacereadilyenough when the tempo lifted here 3 weeks ago Back down to 7f for the first time this year and he’s not discounted. TFRHHHII BHA93 2 SPACE TRACKER (IRE) (53) 112 D 9-8 (3) Br B g Havana Gold (IRE) Never In (IRE) (Elusive City (USA)) Pat Cosgrave J O Mr Khalifa Dasmal Richard Hughes, Upper Lambourn T B Peter Molony TIMEFORM VIEWScoredondebutatLingfieldinAprilandheimprovedwhenfollowingupinaWindsornoviceinJune,thatdespitehangingleft.Failedtoimprove whenrunner-uponhisfirststartinhandicapsatFfosLasacoupleofmonthsago(carriedheadawkwardly)butitremainsveryearlydays. TFRHHHII BHA92 3 WOWZERS (GB) (35) 641-622 9-0 (4) Br Gr g Kodiac Vallado (IRE) (Clodovil (IRE)) John Fahy J O Mr Andrew L. Cohen Clive Cox, Hungerford T B Wood Hall Stud Wood Hall Stud S TIMEFORM VIEWWon5fBathminoreventonfinalstartat2yrsandbetterforreturnwhensecondatNottingham(6f)lastmonth.Similarformwith thehoodleftoffwhenrunner-upatthistrack5weeksagoandthisstepupto7flookssuretosuit.Meritsconsideration. TFRHHHHI BHA84 4 ARTAOIS (GB) (27) 610-330 8-10 (2) Br B g Kodiac La Patria (Dubawi (IRE)) P. J. McDonald J O Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum Simon & Ed Crisford, Newmarket T B The La Patria Partnership TIMEFORM VIEW Fairly useful performer who scored at Chester on his second start at 2. Yet to hit those heights this term though and while the handicapper has given him a chance, others look stronger TFRHHIII BHA80 5 CHOLA EMPIRE (GB) (302) 13- D 8-9 (6) Br B g Territories (IRE) Veena (FR) (Elusive City (USA)) Hayley Turner J O Chola Dynasty David Simcock, Newmarket T B Dr Arujuna Sivananthan Al Basti Equiworld S TIMEFORM VIEWGotuplateinthepieceatChelmsford(7f)ondebutlastOctoberandmatchedthatformwhenthirdatKempton3weekslater, ideallyneedingastrongerpace.Notseensince(geldedininterim)andahoodisappliedforthishandicapdebut/return. TFRHHHII BHA79 6 ROACH POWER (IRE) (26) 42-2301 8-8 (1) Br Gr c Ribchester (IRE) Evening Time (IRE) (Keltos (FR)) Hollie Doyle J O King Power Racing Co Ltd Tim Easterby, Malton T B Owenstown Bloodstock Ltd King Power International Co Ltd S TIMEFORMVIEWDidn’tneedtoimprovetogetoffthemarkfollowingan8-weekbreakinaRiponnovicedownat5fforthefirsttimeearlier this month, leading over 1f out. This just his second try at 7f and he may well kick on now he’s up and running. TFRHHHHH BHA78 DECLARED RUNNERS 6 2021: RUN TO FREEDOM 3 9 1 Dane O’Neill 4-1 (Henry Candy) 4 ran Hood worn first time by No 5. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1. Running for the first time since Gelding No 5. Probable S.P’s: 3-1 Spinaround (IRE), 7-2 Roach Power (IRE), 4-1 Wowzers (GB), 9-2 Space Tracker (IRE), 13-2 Chola Empire (GB), 20-1 Artaois (GB) PLAY SMARTER A tricky contest to unravel despite the small field but preference is for ROACH POWER. Tim Easterby’s charge opened his account dropped to 5f for the first time at Ripon earlier this month and, back up to 7f for just the second time in his career, he’s fancied to follow up back in handicap company. Wowzers should be suited by this step up in trip so he heads the dangers, with Spinaround completing the shortlist.

25 thejockeyclub.co.uk Sec ond Rac e RACE RESULT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE W: www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/newmarket OWNERS & TRAINERS Our exclusive Owners and Trainers bar is located at the end of the pre-parade ring, nearest to the Grandstand. Enjoy a complimentary tea or coffee whilst watching the racing on screen or make the most of the secluded seating area outside providing a stunning view of the pre-parade ring. Race viewing for Owners and Trainers is located in the Head on Stand. Connections with runners on the day have access to the Runners Lounge which is located in one of our exclusive Paddock Pavilions, overlooking the beautiful parade ring and conveniently positioned to access all areas of the racecourse A two course-seasonal buffet lunch will be served here on race days as well as complementary tea, coffee and soft drinks. A bar taking card payments only is also available TODAY’S RACE SPONSORS ﬁnd out more about today’s race sponsors at jenningsbet.com WE CARE WHAT YOU THINK SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS @NEWMARKETRACE POSITION OF STALLS Far Side Course All Races Centre MEDIAN & RECORD TIME Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 25.70 secs Record Time: 1 min, 21.78 secs Light And Dark 12th July 2019, Good to Firm

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PHIPPS TO REKINDLE TOWN PL ATE INTEREST 40 YEARS

When it comes to capturing the spirit of what it means to participate in the Newmarket Town Plate, look no further than enthusiastic amateur rider Fred Phipps, who is set to renew his affiliation with the race 40 years on from his previous association with it

Back in 1982 as a fresh faced teenager Phipps watched on as his then girlfriend Ginny Belding, on her ﬁrst ride, partnered Goldgetter, who was entered by his mother Angela Phipps, to ﬁnish a gallant second in the historic contest behind Viewed Away Four decades on and the 57 year old will swap watching the race, which this year is being run in memory of former trainer and winner of the 1959 race Julie Cecil, to taking part in the amateur only event aboard the Roy Brotherton-trained Christopher Robin.

Fred Phipps & Christopher Robin Phipps said: “I got the fondness for the race from Goldgetter ﬁnishing second as it was just a great thing to do and there was a really good atmosphere.

“He is a bit of a reluctant hero but he loves his racing If we can keep the combination together and have a good run that would be fabulous.”

“I remember getting to the course and putting the horse in the stables over on the Links then I went back to walk the course.

“We got to the start and started walking it then it

“It is something I’ve always had on my mind since then if we dropped on the right horse which hopefully Christopher Robin is “Everybody there wants to get as close to the front as possible. Not coming last would be a step in the right direction as he has come last in his last two ﬂat races but that is against proper ﬂat horses quickening away from him He is a real gem and a really kind horse.

Plenty of time might have passed since his ﬁrst encounter with the Town Plate, however Phipps has vivid memories of the day and of Goldgetter, whom he held a similar connection to the one he has with Christopher Robin, who is owned by his family Phipps, who is based in Kersoe, Worcestershire said: “My mother at the time worked for John Spearing and I subsequently went on to work for him as well “Goldgetter was ironically who Roy Brotherton had ridden ﬁrst time out in a maiden point-to-point for somebody else then we ended up with him ourselves.

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Although under no illusions of the task ahead, Phipps, riding in his ﬁrst race since 2004, is looking forward to lining up in the unique prize which was inaugurated in 1666 by King Charles II, who remains the only monarch to win it, on Saturday 27th August

Describing himself as a “terrible” jockey following a handful of rides, Phipps has since gone on to run a successful mobile catering business However despite his short lived spell in the saddle he admits he was keen to keep his foot in the door

dawned on us that we were going to be walking almost four miles with the walk we had to the start so we left ourselves a bit tight on time and we probably ended up running the second half of it to get back

“It was a great race with plenty of runners in and the horse that won was a really good open point-to point horse which went on to run under rules

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“It helped me tremendously and it was great fun. It keeps your head straight with something to do “Like many other people it was the ﬁrst time me and my wife had been at home for a summer in 30 years so it gave us a slightly different perspective and we thought there is no reason why we couldn’t have Bank Holiday Saturday off to do this.”

He said: “One of the key factors was when Covid arrived and it stopped our business as such I went back to work for Tom Gretton and I really loved it

He added: “I used to ride out for Roy a lot when I was a teenager and in my early twenties He is the funniest man you will ever meet and the hardest working chap and just a fantastic guy to work for.

“He has enough ability tucked away it is whether he decides to use it is the key. We were lucky to buy him and he really is the family pet and that is where the value is for us

“I thought if we can earn a bit of money further down the line and have a point-to-pointer that is probably the best way to do it

“I ended up working for John Spearing as an assistant trainer I had a few rides pointing and in bumpers and over fences I was terrible, and desperately disappointing

Like many other businesses

“I’ve not probably watched a race there for years That is the only disadvantage that of I’m there I’m working so I don’t get too involved with the racing It is a lovely place to work and great to be involved with it.”

Pushing for victory in the Town Plate, which will be staged over the shorter trip of two miles one this year, might be a lofty target according to Phipps, but he knows that whatever the outcome Christopher Robin will get treated like a winner by his family

He said: “He has got ability but he does need a bit of a trip and he needs three miles plus over hurdles

“I got to my mid 20s and I thought I’m never going to make it as a jockey and I’ve not got the head or the skill to be a trainer so I bet get out and earn the living.

“In 1991 we ended by chance in a cafe on the outskirts of Worcester. We basically developed that business and the catering side and a few other bits of pieces and that has been it for the past 30 years.”

The ambition of every jump jockey to walk back into the winner’s enclosure at the Cheltenham Festival and while Phipps knows that will only ever remain the thing of dreams he does have a long standing connection with the home of National Hunt racing He added: “We are at Cheltenham races every meeting with a donut unit and we have a couple of others there for The Festival “To be honest I don’t get to see much of the racing at Cheltenham All I see all day is a donuts and a queue of people!

“Our horse ran then ran in a novice chase at Market Rasen where Peter Hobbs rode it then I had one of my ﬁrst point-to-point rides on and my ﬁrst ride under Rules on aboard the horse at Towcester in a hunter chase. He was a kind little horse that was fun.”

“The fast ground won’t worry him and we thought the three and three quarter miles of the plate he would enjoy but obviously the race has been shortened now.

“It doesn’t matter to him if he ﬁnishes ﬁrst or last as he thinks he has won the Gold Cup anyway He gets such a fuss made afterwards it doesn’t make any difference.”

Phipps company The Mobile Catering Group took a hit with the Covid pandemic in 2020 However it was during this time that helped him re-discover his passion for riding and spur him on to ﬁnd a horse capable of contesting the Town Plate.

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J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 30 colours no horse st lb Draw 1 EDDIE’S BOY (GB) (21) 233145 9-7 (4) Br Gr c Havana Grey Spontaneity (IRE) (Holy Roman Emperor (IRE)) Hollie Doyle J O Middleham Park Racing XLV & Partner Archie Watson, Upper Lambourn T B Crossfields Bloodstock Ltd Tattersalls S TIMEFORM VIEWDebutSouthwellscorerwhotookhisformupanotchwhenthirdinWindsorCastleStakesatRoyalAscotandListedevent at Sandown. Able to boss inferior rivals in Super Sprint at Newbury and not disgraced at higher lever since. Big player. TFRHHHHI BHA99 2 SELF PRAISE (IRE) (30) 222210 D 9-3 (9) Br B c Twilight Son Allegramente (Dansili) Frankie Dettori J O Dandy Boys Hugo Palmer, Malpas T B Castlehyde Stud NAF S TIMEFORMVIEWMadethemostofagoodopportunitytogetoffthemarkbackdownat6funderagoodvalue5lbclaimerinChester novice. Never a threat on nursery bow at Goodwood since and bit to find on these terms. Change of headgear. TFRHHHII BHA83 3 GO SENATOR GO (IRE) (8) (2lb) 535 8-13 (10) Br B or Gr c Gutaifan (IRE) Senadora (GER) (Tertullian (USA)) Sean Levey J O Amo Racing Limited & P Waney Richard Hannon, Marlborough T B Senadora Partnership TIMEFORM VIEW Thrice-raced maiden. Fifth of 12 in novice event at Salisbury (6f, good, 12/1) 8 days ago. Plenty to find. TFRHIIII BHA64 4 KESSAAR POWER (IRE) (32) (2lb) 5026 8-13 (13) Br B c Kessaar (IRE) Lady Willpower (Multiplex) John Egan J O P Kwok, Ms A Li & Orbital Racing Group J. S. Moore, Upper Lambourn T B Tally-Ho Stud Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Improved when a good front-running second in 6f Chester novice and better form when sixth of 18 in maiden at Goodwood. This tougher again. TFRHHIII BHA75 5 MISS JUNGLE CAT (GB) (14) 130152 D BF 8-12 (11) Br B f Jungle Cat (IRE) Honky Tonk Sally (Dansili) P. J. McDonald J O Hunscote Stud Ltd & Mrs E Burke K. R. Burke, Leyburn T B Mrs Hugh Maitland-Jones KB Spigot Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEWMusselburghdebutwinnerwhoresumedprogresssportingfirst-timecheekpiecestomakeawinningnurserydebutatYork.Ranatleast aswellindefeatuppedto7fnext2starts,closesecondinnurseryhere2weeksago.Shouldbefirmlyinthemixagainbackat6f. TFRHHHHI BHA85 6 AMICHI (IRE) (25) (4lb) 01 D 8-11 (6) Br Gr g Gutaifan (IRE) Shimmy Shoes (IRE) (Reckless Abandon) Ray Dawson J O Laurence Bellman Ed Walker, Upper Lambourn T B Yeomanstown Stud & Doc Bloodstock ABM Catering Facilities Management S TIMEFORM VIEW Too green on debut but left that run well behind when winning Kempton novice in good style Can improve again and could be useful. TFRHHHHI BHA 7 BOY BROWNING (GB) (19) (4lb) 51 D 8-11 (12) Br B c Brazen Beau (AUS) Rahaaba (IRE) (Dubawi (IRE)) Charles Bishop J O HP Racing Boy Browning Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T B Oliver St Lawrence Bloodstock Ltd Tattersalls S TIMEFORM VIEW Brazen Beau colt. Dam, ran twice at 2 yrs, out of smart winner up to 7f (including at 2 yrs) (stayed 1 1/4m) Muthabara. ConfirmeddebutpromisewhenlandingoddsingoodstyleatWindsor19daysago Remainswithpotentialsoneedsconsidering. TFRHHHHI BHA 8 ESPIRITO (GB) (6) (4lb) 206245 8-11 (15) Br B g Charm Spirit (IRE) Mayfair Lady (Holy Roman Emperor (IRE)) Charlie Bennett J O GAF Racing Mark Usher, Lambourn T B M. E. Broughton Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Exposed maiden. Plenty to find. TFRHIIII BHA69 6f THIRD RACE 2.45 THE £100,000 TATTERSALLS SOMERVILLE AUCTION STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) for two yrs old x Total race value £100000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £42440, 2nd £18900, 3rd £8400, 4th £4200, 5th £2100, 6th £840, 7th £840, 8th £840, 9th £840, 10th £840 (Penalty Value £54110) Leading course trainer (17-22): R Hannon (43 wins from 353 runners, 12%) runs STARMAS, TESSA and GO SENATOR GO Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): R Hannon (8 wins from 56 runners, 14%) runs STARMAS, TESSA and GO SENATOR GO Longest Traveller: WOOLHAMPTON trained by R Millman, Cullompton, 219 miles.

31 thejockeyclub.co.uk Th ir d Rac e 9 DAYTONA LADY (IRE) (25) 10264 8-10 (5) Br B f Bungle Inthejungle Roseau City (Cityscape) Robert Havlin J O Mr A. Cryans S. P. C. Woods, Newmarket T B Mccracken Farms Ltd Wise Remarketing S TIMEFORM VIEW Speedily-bred filly who displayed fairly useful form (well backed) to score on debut at Chelmsford (5f) in April. Hasn’t built on that since, though, last of 4 on nursery bow at Kempton latest Hooded. TFRHHIII BHA77 10 STARMAS (IRE) (8) 5002 8-10 (16) Br B f Mehmas (IRE) Startori (Vettori (IRE)) Jamie Spencer J O Mr Martin Hughes Richard Hannon, Marlborough T B Tally-Ho Stud Old Oak Holdings Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Some improvement upped in trip on nursery bow when second at Salisbury (1m). Plenty to find back down in distance. TFRHHIII BHA68 11 EXPRESSIONLESS (GB) (-) (6lb) 8-9 (3) Br B g Intello (GER) Putois Peace (Pivotal) Jefferson Smith J O Mr Dylan Cunha Dylan Cunha, Newmarket T B Bloomsbury Stud TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled April 16. 5,000 gns yearling, Intello gelding. Half-brother to several winners, including useful 7f-8.6f winner Calvados Spirit and winner up to 1 1/4m Hoodwinker Stiff task on debut. TFRHIIII BHA 12 ONEFORSUE (GB) (7) (2lb) 04 8-8 (18) Br B f Bated Breath Unveiling (Mayson) Theodore Ladd J O Paul Buist & Mike Taylor Eric Alston, Preston T B D. R. Botterill Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Better form debut when fourth of 5 in novice event at Chester (6.1f, good to firm) 7 days ago, finishing with running left. Open to progress but this looks too demanding at this stage TFRHHIII BHA 13 TESSA (GB) (20) (2lb) 436234 8-8 (17) Br Ch f Havana Gold (IRE) Lovely Memory (IRE) (Shamardal (USA)) Sam Hitchcott J O J Palmer-Brown & Partner Richard Hannon, Marlborough T B The Lovely Memory Partnership Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Best effort when a close second in 7f maiden here in July but even a reproduction of that form is unlikely to be good enough here. TFRHHIII BHA72 14 WOOLHAMPTON (IRE) (15) (2lb) 02523 8-8 (14) Br B f Camacho Mary Thomas (IRE) (Zoffany (IRE)) Trevor Whelan J O Mr David Klein Rod Millman, Cullompton T B Cavalier Bloodstock & James Lombard Signs & Safety Ltd, Rod Millman Racing Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Still a maiden but form is progressive, second in the Super Sprint and third in listed event at Newbury last 2 starts. High on shortlist on these terms. TFRHHHHH BHA91 15 LIBERATION BAY (GB) (9) (4lb) 312153 D 8-6 (7) Br B f Muhaarar South Bay (Exceed And Excel (AUS)) Dylan Hogan J O Mr Paul Turner Ed Dunlop, Newmarket T B Barton Stud Partnership Tattersalls S TIMEFORM VIEW Won novice events at Lingfield and Yarmouth this term. Latest close third in Leicester nursery 9 days ago was another step forward so not taken lightly TFRHHHII BHA79 16 STRAWBERRY BELLE (IRE) (14) (4lb) 332 8-6 (1) Br B f Adaay (IRE) Strawberry Leaf (Unfuwain (USA)) Jimmy Quinn J O GB Horseracing, Stuart & Mary Carter Patrick Owens, Newmarket T B M. Phelan TIMEFORM VIEW Placed in maidens/novice all 3 starts, though was 6.5 lengths behind the winner over C&D 2 weeks ago More needed. TFRHHIII BHA75 17 LOVE FIFTEEN (GB) (22) (6lb) 0332 8-4 (2) Br B f Havana Grey Red Impact (Paco Boy (IRE)) Hayley Turner J O Ontoawinner & Whitsbury Manor Stud Adrian Keatley, Malton T B Whitsbury Manor Stud www.ontoawinner.net S TIMEFORM VIEW Took another small step forward when runner-up on nursery bow at Thirsk 3 weeks ago but up against it here. Headgear on. TFRHHIII BHA65 18 ZEPHINA (GB) (16) (6lb) 343353 8-4 (8) Br B f Zoustar (AUS) Soho Susie (IRE) (Montjeu (IRE)) Saffie Osborne J O Stuart Banks, Mark Windsor & R Kent David Evans, Abergavenny T B Litex Commerce Emma Evans Racing Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Exposed maiden who looks up against it. TFRHHIII BHA70 DECLARED RUNNERS 18 2021:NO CORRESPONDING RACE LAST YEAR Hood worn first time by No 9. Blinkers worn first time by No 2, 17 Hood worn by No 8. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 1, 5. Stewards Note: DAYTONA LADY: Following its run on 2/8/2022 it was reported that the horse was restless in the stalls. LIBERATION BAY: Following its run on 18/8/2022 it was reported that the horse hung right handed.

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thejockeyclub.co.uk Probable S.P’s: 4-1 Eddie’s Boy (GB), 9-2 Woolhampton (IRE), 6-1 Amichi (IRE), 9-1 Miss Jungle Cat (GB), Boy Browning (GB), 14-1 Liberation Bay (GB), 22-1 Self Praise (IRE), 33-1 Strawberry Belle (IRE), 40-1 Daytona Lady (IRE), Tessa (GB), Zephina (GB), 50-1 Kessaar Power (IRE), Oneforsue (GB), Love Fifteen (GB), 66-1 Go Senator Go (IRE), Starmas (IRE), 80-1 Expressionless (GB), 100-1 Espirito (GB)

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J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 36 colours no horse age st-lb Draw 1 GREAT AMBASSADOR (GB) (28) 112-006 CD 5 9-3 (4) Br Ch g Exceed And Excel (AUS) Snoqualmie Girl (IRE) (Montjeu (IRE)) Saffie Osborne J O Ebury Racing 6 Ed Walker, Upper Lambourn T B Littleton Stud ABM Catering Facilities Management S TIMEFORM VIEW One of the most progressive sprinters of last season and he’s been better than the result in his 3 outings this year, finishing first home in his group in the Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood last time Big player. TFRHHHHH BHA106 2 PURE DREAMER (GB) (35) 2/-11121 CD 4 9-3 (6) Br B g Oasis Dream Pure Line (Zamindar (USA)) Sean Levey J O Mr R. Barnett Richard Hannon, Marlborough T B W. & R. Barnett Ltd TIMEFORM VIEWProgressive4yowhomadeit4winsfrom5startsin2022whenleadinglateoninaC&Dhandicap5weeksago Morewillbe needednow steppingup in class but it’s dangerous torule out further improvementthe way he’s progressed thisyear. TFRHHHII BHA93 3 SUMMERGHAND (IRE) (7) 065041 CD 8 9-3 (2) Br B g Lope de Vega (IRE) Kate The Great (Xaar) Adam Kirby J O Mr Hamad Rashed Bin Ghedayer David O’Meara, Upper Helmsley T B Airlie Stud TIMEFORM VIEW Smart effort when quickening up well to land a big-field Yortk handicap last weekend, looking back to the sort of form which saw him win this race 12 months ago Could make a bold bid to defend his crown. TFRHHHHI BHA103 4 TABDEED (GB) (7) 330020 D 7 9-3 (7) Br Ch g Havana Gold (IRE) Puzzled (IRE) (Peintre Celebre (USA)) Hollie Doyle J O Lone Star Investments Archie Watson, Upper Lambourn T B Red House Stud & Ketton Ashwell Ltd Archie Watson Racing Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Winless since 2020 but he went down by only a short head in Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood last time Needs to shrug off a lesser effort behind Summerghand at York last Saturday, though. TFRHHHII BHA105 5 MANACCAN (GB) (21) 64-0521 CD 3 9-0 (9) Br Ch c Exceed And Excel (AUS) Shyrl (Acclamation) Hayley Turner J O Mr G. Smith-Bernal John Ryan, Newmarket T B Al-Baha Bloodstock Newsells Park Stud Limited S TIMEFORM VIEW Likeable colt who took another step forward when winning a 5f Ascot handicap under Hayley Turner 3 weeks ago Best form at 5f but he did win a C&D novice last summer. Capable of making his presence felt outside of handicaps. TFRHHHHI BHA105 6 SAM MAXIMUS (GB) (42) 454-300 D 3 9-0 (5) Br B c Showcasing Daring Day (Acclamation) P. J. McDonald J O John and Jess Dance James Horton, Middleham T B Whitsbury Manor Stud Vertem Asset Management, Manor House Farm S TIMEFORM VIEW Drawn a blank since his debut win last summer and there’s little in his record to suggest he’s likely to come out on top here. First-time cheekpieces will need to spark improvement. TFRHHIII BHA101 7 BELLOSA (IRE) (9) 1102-00 4 8-12 (10) Br B f Awtaad (IRE) Poole Belle (IRE) (Canford Cliffs (IRE)) Daniel Muscutt J O Sir Edmund Loder Jane Chapple-Hyam, Newmarket T B Sir E. J. Loder TIMEFORM VIEWWona7fListedraceontheRowleycourseherelastspring.Belowthatlevelin2outingsthisyear4monthsapartbutshe was better than the result when bang there for a long way in 7f York handicap last week. Drop back to 6f may help TFRHHHII BHA98 8 FAUVETTE (IRE) (13) 054562 D 5 8-12 (3) Br Gr m Dark Angel (IRE) Falsafa (Dansili) Ray Dawson J O Mr Rae Guest Rae Guest, Newmarket T B Shadwell Estate Company Limited Keystone Law S TIMEFORM VIEW Useful mare. Five wins from 18 Flat runs. Ran as well as she’s ever done when narrowly denied in a German Listed race 13 days ago but this is a stronger race of its type TFRHHIII BHA91 6f FOURTH RACE 3.15 THE JENNINGSBET HOPEFUL STAKES (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) for three yrs old and upwards x Total race value £52000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £23171, 2nd £9511, 3rd £4758, 4th £2376, 5th £1191, 6th £593 (Penalty Value £29489.20) Leading course trainer (17-22): R Hannon (43 wins from 353 runners, 12%) runs PURE DREAMER Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): R Hannon (8 wins from 56 runners, 14%) runs PURE DREAMER Longest Traveller: SAM MAXIMUS trained by James Horton, Middleham, 200 miles.

37 thejockeyclub.co.uk Fo urth Rac e 9 MO CELITA (IRE) (99) 1443-00 D 4 8-12 (8) Br B f Camacho Asterism (Motivator) Frankie Dettori J O Mr David Howden & Mr David Redvers Adrian Nicholls, Sessay T B Ringfort Stud Tweenhills Farm & Stud Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Big success story last year, progressing from sellers to French listed success However, well beaten in 2 comeback runs in the spring so a subsequent 99-day break needs to have had a reviving effect. TFRHHIII BHA95 10 VADREAM (GB) (48) 415-600 D 4 8-12 (1) Br B f Brazen Beau (AUS) Her Honour (IRE) (Shamardal (USA)) Harry Davies J O Mr D. R. J. King Charlie Fellowes, Newmarket T B Crispin Estates Ltd TIMEFORM VIEW Won a soft-ground Group 3 at Ascot last autumn but has been nowhere near that level in 3 outings this year First-time cheekpieces replace the visor she wore last time. Has something to prove for the time being. TFRHHIII BHA105 11 DANEH (GB) (364) 132- 3 8-9 (11) Br B f Dubawi (IRE) Rizeena (IRE) (Iffraaj) Jamie Spencer J O Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum Simon & Ed Crisford, Newmarket T B Rabbah Bloodstock Limited TIMEFORM VIEWAWdebutwinnerlastsummerwhowasplacedatGroup3levelonher2subsequentstartsasajuvenile.It’stakenabit of time to get her back to the track but she’s an interesting contender, particularly if the betting vibes are strong. TFRHHHHI BHA102 DECLARED RUNNERS 11 2021: SUMMERGHAND (IRE) 7 9 6 Martin Harley 16-1 (David O’Meara) 9 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn ﬁrst time by No 6, 10 Visor worn by No 3. Tongue Strap worn by No 2, 5, 7. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 4. Stewards Note: GREAT AMBASSADOR: Following its run on 30/7/2022 it was reported that the horse suffered interference in running. TABDEED: Following its run on 20/8/2022 it was reported that the horse was outpaced early on. Probable S.P’s: 4-1 Great Ambassador (GB), 11-2 Manaccan (GB), Daneh (GB), 7-1 Summerghand (IRE), 9-1 Pure Dreamer (GB), 11-1 Tabdeed (GB), 12-1 Vadream (GB), 22-1 Sam Maximus (GB), 25-1 Bellosa (IRE), Mo Celita (IRE), 33-1 Fauvette (IRE) PLAY SMARTER GREAT AMBASSADOR deserves a change of luck and is taken to land this Listed prize under Saffie Osborne Manaccan produced a smart performance to win a handicap at Ascot’s Shergar Cup meeting earlier in the month and can make his mark in a higher grade Last year’s winner Summerghand and the returning Daneh complete the shortlist. TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.GREAT AMBASSADOR 2.MANACCAN 3.SUMMERGHAND (IRE) RACE RESULT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE You must be 18 or over to place a bet You may be asked to provide proof of your age when placing a bet If you cannot produce this your bet will not be accepted TODAY’S RACE SPONSORS ﬁnd out more about today’s race sponsors at jenningsbet.com MEDIAN & RECORD TIME Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 12.50 secs Record Time: 1 min, 9.09 secs Raffle Prize 12th July 2019, Good to Firm

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J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 40 colours no horse age st lb Draw 1 SAM COOKE (IRE) (50) 123-064 6 9-12 (1) Br B g Pour Moi (IRE) Saturday Girl (Peintre Celebre (USA)) Sean Levey J O Chelsea Thoroughbreds Wonderful World Ralph Beckett, Kimpton Down T B Mr R. J. C. Wilmot-Smith Oliver Brown S TIMEFORM VIEW Arrives on the back of a good 1/2-length fourth of 16 to Soapy Stevens a valuable handicap over C&D 50 days ago Can’t be discounted TFRHHHII BHA96 2 SOAPY STEVENS (GB) (10) 231140 CD BF 4 9-11 (6) Br B g Harzand (IRE) Zubova (Dubawi (IRE)) Franny Norton J O Mr Jim Duggan & Mr Scott Brown Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham T B JM Duggan, the Late TP Duggan & S Brown Johnston Racing Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Improved performer this summer, supplementing his Chester win over this C&D, but he pulled much too hard when last of 12 in 2m handicap at York 10 days ago. Worth another chance. TFRHHHII BHA95 3 PRINCE IMPERIAL (USA) (344) 012161- D 5 9-10 (3) Br B g Frankel Proportional (Beat Hollow) Pat Cosgrave J O Highclere T’Bred Racing-Prince Imperial Richard Hughes, Upper Lambourn T B Juddmonte Farms Inc Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEW Bagged his third win of the season in 4-runner handicap at Ayr (17.5f) but returns now after 11 months off. Needs to hit the ground running on his comeback. TFRHHHII BHA94 4 HALIPHON (GB) (42) 640211 D 5 9-10 (4) Br B g Showcasing Harem Lady (FR) (Teofilo (IRE)) Ben Sanderson (3) J O Ne-Chance Ian Williams, Alvechurch T B Haras D’Etreham & Eric de Chambure Lenat International UK Ltd. S TIMEFORMVIEWScoredatYorkinJulyandproducedacareer-besttofollowupin11-runnerhandicapatChester(12.3f) 42 days ago Up 4lb but still not taken lightly TFRHHHHI BHA94 5 GOLD MAZE (GB) (28) 3/00-505 5 9-9 (5) Br B g Golden Horn Astonishing (IRE) (Galileo (IRE)) Saffie Osborne (3) J O London Design Group Limited Jamie Osborne, Upper Lambourn T B Apple Tree Stud London Design Group Limited, Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Useful performer who wasn’t disgraced when fifth of 13 in handicap at Goodwood (14f) 28 days ago Winless since 2020 but still needs considering. TFRHHHII BHA93 6 HMS PRESIDENT (IRE) (21) 441002 5 9-6 (9) Br B g Excelebration (IRE) Dance Hall Girl (IRE) (Dansili) Georgia Dobie (3) J O HP Racing HMS President Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T B Skymarc Farm Abm Catering Limited S TIMEFORMVIEWScoredatGoodwoodinJuneandgotbackontrackwhenrunning-onsecondof10inconditionsevent at Ascot (10f) 21 days ago Not ruled out back up in trip TFRHHHII BHA90 7 NAHANNI (GB) (43) 111064 3 9-6 (8) Br Ch g Frankel Final Stage (Street Cry (IRE)) Adam Kirby J O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S TIMEFORM VIEW Completed a hat-trick when making all at Epsom in April Far from disgraced when seventh in the Derby but well below par in Queen’s Vase at Royal Ascot and Hamilton conditions event since. Needs to get back on track. TFRHHHII BHA100 8 TRAILA (GB) (57) 51-3 4 9-6 (2) Br Ch g Australia Waila (Notnowcato) Jamie Spencer J O Katy Jane Reed and Edward J Ware David Simcock, Newmarket T B Southcourt Stud Richard Frisby Bloodstock Limited S TIMEFORM VIEWScoredcomfortablyinWolverhamptonnovicelastOctoberandresumedwithapromisingthirdin12fconditionseventatDoncaster lastmonthonhisfinalrunforSirMichaelStoute.Thatformhasbeenfrankedsohe’sabigplayeronhisyard/handicapdebut. TFRHHHHH BHA90 1m 6f FIFTH RACE 3.50 THE BET WITH JENNINGSBET HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) for three yrs old and upwards x Total race value £50000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £20315, 2nd £10160, 3rd £5080, 4th £2540, 5th £1270, 6th £635 (Penalty Value £25770) Weights raised 4lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable Leading course trainer (17-22): C Appleby (71 wins from 235 runners, 30%) runs NAHANNI Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): C & M Johnston (12 wins from 57 runners, 21%) runs SOAPY STEVENS Fancy That: C & M Johnston won this race in 2016, 2017 and 2018. The stable runs SOAPY STEVENS today. Longest Traveller: SOAPY STEVENS trained by C & M Johnston, Middleham, 200 miles.

41 thejockeyclub.co.uk Fifth Rac e 9 LIVERPOOL KNIGHT (GB) (56) 5513-10 D 4 9-2 (7) Br B g Golden Horn Nouriya (Danehill Dancer (IRE)) Martin Harley J O Mr P. Abrahams Kevin Philippart de Foy, Newmarket T B Saleh Al Homaizi & Imad Al Sagar Kpf Racing Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEWMadeanimpressivestartforhisnewyardafter7monthsoffwhenlanding11.4fWindsorhandicapinJunethenwas a bit too keen when only eighth of 17 at Haydock subsequently Given a break since and worth considering. TFRHHHHI BHA86 DECLARED RUNNERS 9 2021: INDIGO TIMES (IRE) 4 8 2 Hayley Turner 28-1 (David Simcock) 7 ran Blinkers worn by No 6. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 4, 7. Running for the ﬁrst time since Gelding No 7. Stewards Note: SOAPY STEVENS: Following its run on 17/8/2022 it was reported that the trainer could not explain the poor run. LIVERPOOL KNIGHT: Following its run on 2/7/2022 it was reported that the horse ran too freely Probable S.P’s: 9-2 Haliphon (GB), 6-1 Sam Cooke (IRE), 13-2 Traila (GB), 7-1 Soapy Stevens (GB), 15-2 Nahanni (GB), 8-1 HMS President (IRE), 12-1 Prince Imperial (USA), Liverpool Knight (GB), 16-1 Gold Maze (GB) PLAY SMARTER A case can be made for all of these but the most persuasive one is for the lightly-raced TRAILA who looks to have got in lightly for his handicap/yard debut and can build on his Doncaster promise Haliphon(engaged Hamilton Friday) rates the obvious threat in his hat-trick bid, with Liverpool Knight well worth considering too after a break. TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.TRAILA 2.HALIPHON 3.LIVERPOOL KNIGHT RACE RESULT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE TODAY’S RACE SPONSORS ﬁnd out more about today’s race sponsors at jenningsbet.com MEDIAN & RECORD TIME Raceform Median Time: 2 mins, 57.70 secs Record Time: 2 mins, 53.53 secs King’s Advice 12th July 2019, Good to Firm DISCOVER BRITISH RACING’S COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION ACTIVITY @Rracingtogether.co.uk acingTogether

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J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 44 colours no horse age st lb Draw 1 NOBLE MASQUERADE (GB) (87) 024 100 5 10-2 (7) Br B g Sir Percy Moi Aussi (USA) (Mt Livermore (USA)) Georgia Dobie (3) J O HP Racing Noble Masquerade Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T B Miss K. Rausing Abm Catering Limited S TIMEFORM VIEW Made a successful return at Windsor in April but has failed to fire on both subsequent outings, so needs the visor to have a positive effect. TFRHHIII BHA85 2 IN THE BREEZE (IRE) (35) 02-04U5 D 4 9-11 (2) Br B g Harzand (IRE) Its In The Air (IRE) (Whipper (USA)) Adam Kirby J O J & A Young (Leicester) Ltd Michael Appleby, Oakham T B Philip & Orla Hore Jayplas S TIMEFORM VIEW Just one respectable effort this season and latest run at Newcastle gave no indication that he’s about to turn it round. Vulnerable. TFRHHIII BHA80 3 OH IT’S SAUCEPOT (GB) (62) 42-3014 CD 8 9-9 (3) Br B m Sir Percy Oh So Saucy (Imperial Ballet (IRE)) Hollie Doyle J O The Eight of Diamonds Chris Wall, Newmarket T B Mrs C. J. Walker Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW C&D winner. Latest win at Haydock in June. Ran respectably in her follow-up bid at Windsor a couple of months ago but she’s vulnerable to less-exposed sorts. TFRHHHII BHA78 4 SIMPLY SONDHEIM (IRE) (8) 011111 3 9-8 (4) Br B g Pivotal Finishingthehat (Sixties Icon) Daniel Muscutt J O Mrs Susan Roy George Boughey, Newmarket T B Mrs S. M. Roy George Boughey, SBK S TIMEFORM VIEW Highly progressive 3yo who returned from a break with a smooth display to pick up his fifth success of the campaign. Every chance he can go in again if taking his chance. TFRHHHHI BHA86 5 HEXAMETER (GB) (19) 4322 3 9-3 (6) Br Ch f Ulysses (IRE) Rythmique (IRE) (Casamento (IRE)) Ray Dawson J O Cheveley Park Stud Roger Varian, Newmarket T B Cheveley Park Stud Limited Cheveley Park Stud S TIMEFORMVIEWArriveswithaprogressiveprofileandonlyfoundonetoogoodatKemptonhandicapdebut19daysago Makes plenty of appeal with more improvement on the cards. TFRHHHHI BHA81 6 PUB CRAWL (IRE) (21) 250224 3 9-1 (5) Br B g Noble Mission Water Hole (IRE) (Oasis Dream) Dylan Hogan J O Mrs I. Corbani & Mrs E. O’Leary Michael Bell, Newmarket T B Lynn Lodge Stud Michael Bell Racing S TIMEFORM VIEW Has hit the frame on his last three outings, fourth under a patient ride at Ascot 3 weeks ago Will need them to go a strong pace if he’s to open his account, though. TFRHHHII BHA79 7 SARSONS RISK (IRE) (20) 30-6001 D 3 8-13 (1) Br Gr g Caravaggio (USA) Pink Damsel (IRE) (Galileo (IRE)) P. J. McDonald J O Mr R. S. Brookhouse Ian Williams, Alvechurch T B Pink Damsel Syndicate Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Knuckled down well to land a 5-runner handicap at Leicester 20 days ago and his pedigree points to further improvement, so he solid claims in the follow-up bid. TFRHHHHH BHA77 DECLARED RUNNERS 7 2021: NO CORRESPONDING RACE LAST YEAR Visor worn first time by No 1. Probable S.P’s: 9-4 Simply Sondheim (IRE), 4-1 Hexameter (GB), 11-2 Pub Crawl (IRE), 6-1 Sarsons Risk (IRE), 10-1 Oh It’s Saucepot (GB), 14-1 Noble Masquerade (GB), 18-1 In The Breeze (IRE) 1m 4f SIXTH RACE 4.25 THE JENNINGSBET THE UK’S LEADING BOOKMAKER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) for three yrs old and upwards x Total race value £16000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £6571, 2nd £3285, 3rd £1643, 4th £821, 5th £240, 6th £240 (Penalty Value £8316) Leading course trainer (17-22): R Varian (19 wins from 149 runners, 13%) runs HEXAMETER Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): R Varian (6 wins from 37 runners, 16%) runs HEXAMETER Longest Traveller: SARSONS RISK trained by I Williams, Alvechurch, 140 miles.

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J Jockey T Trainer O Owner B Breeder S Sponsor Br Breeding | FACTS | FANCIES | FORM | STATS FO| RM ANALYSIS - A CLOSER LOOK 50 colours no horse age st lb Draw 1 KIMNGRACE (IRE) (20) 1-41252 3 10-0 (9) Br B f Profitable (IRE) Estonia (Exceed And Excel (AUS)) Pat Cosgrave J O P Cook and A Whelan Richard Hughes, Upper Lambourn T B Colin Kennedy The Garden Cider Company Ltd S TIMEFORM VIEWWellbackedandimprovedwhenlanding6ffillies’handicapatGoodwoodinJune Hasremainedingoodformsince,findingjust onetoostrongatHaydock(5f,goodtofirm)lasttime,butup3lbforthatandyettoraceongroundslowerthangood. TFRHHHII BHA87 2 JACK THE TRUTH (IRE) (20) 005140 CD 8 9-11 (3) Br Ch g Dandy Man (IRE) Friendly Heart (CAN) (Lion Heart (USA)) Daniel Muscutt J O Mr Jack Stephenson George Scott, Newmarket T B Michael G. Daly The Fitzdares Club S TIMEFORMVIEWRightbackonhisgamewhenlanding5fBathhandicapinJuly However,belowparbothsubsequentstartsandwhilehe’smore thancapableofaboldshowoffthismarkifon-song,groundsofterthangoodwouldrepresentastepintotheunknown. TFRHHIII BHA82 3 DUSKY PRINCE (IRE) (15) 411142 D 3 9-11 (7) Br B g Prince of Lir (IRE) Dusky Maid (IRE) (Dark Angel (IRE)) Hollie Doyle J O The Cool Silk Partnership Archie Watson, Upper Lambourn T B The Cool Silk Partnership Tote S TIMEFORM VIEW Completed the hat-trick at Doncaster in July and has lost little caste in defeat the last twice, latterly hitting the crossbar in a 5f Nottinghamhandicapoffthismark.Definitechanceifcopingwithconditions(hasdonemostofhisracingongood/goodtofirm). TFRHHHHI BHA84 4 LIPSINK (IRE) (12) 0-00001 D 5 9-9 (8) Br B g Kodiac Iron Lips (Iron Mask (USA)) Hayley Turner J O Mr J. Sargeant Robert Cowell, Newmarket T B Wertheimer et Frere TIMEFORM VIEWHismarketpositionsuggestedthatareturntoformwasanticipatedatWindsor(5f,firm)recently,andhedulyobliged.3lbrisefairand recentrainfallisunlikelytoposeaproblemgiventhathewasrunner-uponheavygoingatLeicesterlastterm.Yardsaddlesthree TFRHHHII BHA80 5 ISLE OF LISMORE (IRE) (7) 055102 CD 4 9-8 (2) Br B g Zebedee Spring Bouquet (IRE) (King’s Best (USA)) Saffie Osborne (3) J O Mr P. S. Ryan Robert Cowell, Newmarket T B Knocklong House Stud Al Basti Equiworld S TIMEFORM VIEW Resumed winning ways at Windsor (5f, good to soft) in June and quickly put a poor run behind him when second in a 10-runner Sandown handicap last weekend. Appears to be pretty versatile ground-wise and couldn’t rule out. TFRHHHII BHA79 6 COLOMBE (IRE) (64) 4-11620 D 4 9-2 (6) Br B f Mehmas (IRE) Symbol of Peace (IRE) (Desert Sun) Jamie Spencer J O Seventh Lap Racing George Boughey, Newmarket T B John Malone George Boughey, SBK S TIMEFORM VIEWWontwiceinthespaceoffourdaysuponherreturninMayandjusttouchedoffbyIsleofLismoreonpenultimatestartatWindsor Shapedas thoughamissinYarmouthhandicapwonbyHanSoloBergerwhenlastseeninJune,though,andshe’sprobablyworthtakingon. TFRHHIII BHA73 7 HELVETIAN (GB) (34) 651501 D 7 8-13 (1) Br B g Swiss Spirit Lucky Dip (Tirol) P. J. McDonald J O Ms Trisha Keane Kevin Frost, Newark T B Whitsbury Manor Stud Kevin Frost Racing S TIMEFORM VIEWBackonthescoresheetatWetherbyduringthespringandaddedtohistallywhenaccountingforeightrivalsatPontefract(5f,goodtosoft) lasttime Now4lbhigherinastrongerrace,butslowgroundwouldn’tbeaconcernandheshouldagaingetastrongpacetoaimat TFRHHHHH BHA70 8 HAN SOLO BERGER (IRE) (14) 310466 CD 7 8-13 (10) Br B g Lord Shanakill (USA) Dreamaway (IRE) (Oasis Dream) Frankie Dettori J O Mrs B. Berresford Robert Cowell, Newmarket T B Irish National Stud Bermar S TIMEFORM VIEWRespondedwelltothefirst-timevisorwhenmakingallatYarmouthinJune Mixedbagsince(visorbackonherehavingfailedto firewithitomittedatDoncasterlasttime),buthe’sbackonawinningmarkandhasclaimsinaracehewonbackin2019 TFRHHHHI BHA70 5f SEVENTH RACE 4.58 THE TAKE TIME TO THINK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) ( Jockey Club Grassroots Sprint Series Qualifier) for three yrs old and upwards x Total race value £13000 Owners Prize Money. 1st £5291, 2nd £2645, 3rd £1323, 4th £661, 5th £240, 6th £240 (Penalty Value £6696) Leading course trainer (17-22): E J-Houghton (8 wins from 48 runners, 17%) runs THE PRINCES POET Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): M Appleby (4 wins from 32 runners, 12%) runs BLISSFUL SONG Longest Travellers: KIMNGRACE trained by R Hughes, Upper Lambourn, 117 miles & DUSKY PRINCE trained by A Watson, Upper Lambourn, 117 miles.

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The recent rainfall could spell trouble for several of these but it won’t be an issue for HELVETIAN, who looked on good terms with himself when scoring at Pontefract. He remains on a workable mark following a 4lb rise and, while this is a tougher assignment, the likely strong gallop could see things teed up nicely for him. Han Solo Berger is back down to the mark off which he was successful at Yarmouth in June and is next on the list ahead of Dusky Prince and Lipsink.

51 thejockeyclub.co.uk Se ve nth Rac e 9 THE PRINCES POET (GB) (12) 0-25003 D 4 8-10 (4) Br B g Brazen Beau (AUS) Poesy (Poet’s Voice) Harry Davies (3) J O HP Racing The Princes Poet Eve Johnson Houghton, Blewbury T B Corps Commerce Ltd Abm Catering Limited S TIMEFORM VIEWRecordhassomethingofapatchylooktoit,buthetookastepbackintherightdirectionfollowingabreakwhenastaying-onthirdinthe5fWindsor handicapwonbyLipsink.4lbbetteroffwiththatrivalnowandcouldbeathreatiftheadditionofcheekpieceshasthedesiredeffect. TFRHHHII BHA67 10 BLISSFUL SONG (IRE) (127) 40-3261 D 4 8-9 (5) Br B f Mehmas (IRE) Kummel Excess (IRE) (Exceed And Excel (AUS)) Theodore Ladd J O Mr Nic Brereton Michael Appleby, Oakham T B Hyde Park Stud Tote S TIMEFORM VIEWLastseenwinninga6fDoncasterhandicap(goodtoﬁrm)inApril.Threeoftheeightrivalssheoutpointedthatdayhavewonsince,butlooks vulnerablebackup3lbfollowingafour-monthbreak,ongroundwhichmaybeslowerthananythingshe’spreviouslyencountered. TFRHHIII BHA66 DECLARED RUNNERS 10 2021: SECRETINTHEPARK 11 9 7 Josephine Gordon 7-1 (Rebecca Menzies) 9 ran Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn ﬁrst time by No 9. Blinkers worn by No 3. Visor worn by No 4, 8. Tongue Strap worn by No 2. Stewards Note: COLOMBE: Following its run on 24/6/2022 it was reported that the horse would prefer easier ground. Probable S.P’s: 5-1 Lipsink (IRE), 11-2 Dusky Prince (IRE), 6-1 Kimngrace (IRE), 7-1 Helvetian (GB), 15-2 The Princes Poet (GB), 10-1 Isle of Lismore (IRE), 11-1 Han Solo Berger (IRE), 16-1 Blissful Song (IRE), 18-1 Colombe (IRE), 20-1 Jack The Truth (IRE) PLAY SMARTER

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TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.HELVETIAN 2.HAN SOLO BERGER (IRE) 3.DUSKY PRINCE (IRE)

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The Newmarket Town Plate is, allegedly, the oldest and longest ﬂat race in the world instituted in 1665 by King Charles II and ﬁrst run in 1666 to be run ‘forever’.

POWTERS and GOLDING OF NEWMARKET are delighted to be supporting this historic race.

Horses were to carry twelve stones and run over the Round Course of three and three-quarter miles.

THE NEWMARKET TOWN PLATE

The Plate was the ﬁrst with a set of Rules, for example:

“Every rider that layeth hold on, or striketh any of the riders, shall win no plate or prize”.......“Whosoever winneth the plate or prize shall give to the Clerk of the Course twenty shillings, to be distributed to the poor both sides of Newmarket, and twenty shillings to the Clerk of the Race for which he is to keep the course plain andfree from cart roots”.......“No man is admitted to ride for thisprize that is either a serving man or groom.”

The original race was run after three heats on the (then) new Round Course; “on the outside of the Ditch from Newmarket, shall leave all the posts and flags the first and last heats on the right hand and the second on the left hand by starting and ending at the weighing post, by Cambridge Gap, called Thomond’s Post.” Half” an hour was allowed between heats, after which the final itself was run within an hour and a half. Today’s race is thereforeeasy by yesterday’s standards!

To d ay ’s 3 5 2 n d re n ewa l of th e N ewm a r ket Town P late , will b e r u n a s th e N ewm a r ket Town P late (In M e m o r y of J u lie C e c il) to co m m e m o rate th e 8 0 ye ar o ld wh o p a s s e d away b a c k i n A p ril A p e r s o n a l m e m e nto of J u lie ’s will a ls o b e p re s e nte d to th e win n i n g rid e r.

Cecil, who was the ﬁrst wife of legendary trainer Sir Henry Cecil and daughter of fellow Classic-winning handler Sir Noel Murless, won the 1959 renewal of the Town Plate as a 17 year old aboard Adam’s Walk Ted Jones who led up the horse when Julie won (pictured below) will be judging the Best Turned Out award.

Noel Cecil continued: “She trained as well being a rider and my father trained as well and so did her father, so racing had been her upbringing all of her life

OF JULIE

“Back then a lot of the winners of the race were women as there were not the opportunities for them to ride in races under Rules like now.

“She trained on her own after she went her separate ways from my father but what was quite nice was that Lester (Piggott) rode her ﬁrst ever winner given that he had ridden winners for her father in the past.

“I can’t remember word for word what she said about the Town Plate when she won it but the horse was trained by Humphrey Cottrill who I don’t think had many winners that season

Julie’s son, Noel Cecil, said: “It is a very nice thought and we are very touched that the race is being run in her memory as it is a big honour.

Following their divorce Cecil, who was also mum to daughter Katie, took out her own licence in 1991 and trained out of Southgate Stables in Newmarket where she saddled 190 winners until giving up her licence in 1998

“She was quite unique and had a great sense of humour She loved her sports and she was a real fun person She had lots of friends in the sport and really loved her racing

During her time married to Sir Henry between 1966 and 1990, Cecil played a crucial role in her former husband’s success which saw him win the ﬁrst of his four Derby victories at Epsom Downs in 1985 with Slip Anchor and in 1987 with Reference Point

“Following her death everyone has been so kind and racing is really good like that.” TOWN TO BE RUN IN MEMORY CECIL

Twenty years after her Town Plate success Cecil was awarded the prize for the most winners ridden by a woman in her ﬁrst season riding in 1979 In total, Cecil rode 10 winners before she decided to call time on riding at the age of 46.

“I think as she won the race she always quite liked it as it was quite an achievement and she was pretty chuffed to have won it.”

Although best remembered for saddling Alderbrook to Group Two glory in the Prix Dollar in 1994 it is her ﬁrst winner, Golan Heights, who landed the Remy Martin VSOP Cognac Handicap on the Rowley Mile in April 1991, that Noel feels really stands out.

352ND NEWMARKET

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Year Owner Horse Rider 1982 Miss S J Harris Viewed Away Miss S J Harris 1983 Mrs J A De Rothschild Jam Miss Z Pratt 1984 Miss N Embiricos Summons Miss A Embiricos 1985 Sheikh Mohammed Velvet Touch Miss A Harwood 1986 K Abdullah Bushido Miss G Harwood 1987 Mrs C Williams Cubic Zirconia Mrs C Williams 1988 Mrs E Enright Tara’s Chieftain Mrs E Enright 1989 Miss P Choppen Newsell’s Park Miss P Choppen 1990 Mrs H E Haynes Peche D’Or Miss F A Haynes 1991 Mr F Ivory Metal Oiseau Mr D Marshall 1992 L Parr Jimstro Mr G Pewter 1993 N Duke Athassel Abbey Mr N Duke 1994 Mrs C Poland Sea Buck Mrs C Poland 1995 Mr H Candy Sea Buck Miss S Candy 1996 Mr H Candy Sea Buck Miss S Candy 1997 Mr H Candy Sea Buck Miss E Candy 1998 Mr H Candy Sea Buck Miss E Candy 1999 Mr R Stronge Glorious Encounter Mr M Stronge 2000 Mr D Marshall Gale Force Mr D Marshall 2001 Mr C J Hays Fandango De Chassy (FR) Miss Anne Marie Hays 2002 Mrs D Caine Wynchor King (IRE) Mrs Diane Caine 2003 Mr T J Wells Pinchincha (FR) Mr T Wells 2004 Miss S West It’s Wallace Miss Sheena West 2005 Mr P Kirkpatrick Domenico (IRE) Mr Peter Kirkpatrick 2006 Mr N Quesnel Papua Mr Charlie Duckworth 2007 Conroy Syndicate Lease Mr Derek Jackson 2008 Roy Street Bulberry Hill Mr Craig Walker 2009 Mrs M Stone Artist’s Return (IRE) Miss Caroline Scott 2010 Annie Bowles Cape Secret Mr Derek Jackson 2011 Mr John Berry Kadouchski (FR) John Berry 2012 The Across The Pond Partnership Raifteiri (IRE) Clare Twemlow 2013 Jason Carver Start Me Up (IRE) Jason Carver 2014 Michael Gates Handsome Buddy (IRE) Michael Gates 2015 Jason Carver Start Me Up (IRE) Jason Carver 2016 Pearl Bloodstock Ltd. Almagest Sheikh Fahad Al Thani 2017 Tim Gredley Investments Ltd Bivouac (FR) Tim Gredley 2018 We Enjoy Racing Club Vent De Force Michael Mullineaux 2019 Sureness Ltd Notwhatiam Maurice McCarthy 2020 NO RACE 2021 Clarice, Smith, Rennie & Partners Friends Don’t Ask Rachel Rennie ROLL OF HONOUR Town Plate winners since 1982

2016: Almagest ridden by Sheikh Fahad Al Thani 2021: Friends Don’t Aski ridden by Rachel Rennie 2013: Start Me Up ridden by Jason Carver 2014: Handsome Buddy ridden by Michael Gates 2017: Bivouac ridden by Tim Gredley 2019: Sureness Ltd ridden by Maurice McCarthy 2018: Vent De Force ridden by Michael Mullineaux 2015: Start Me Up ridden by Jason Carver

Kirsty is excited to be taking part again in the Town Plate, having competed last year and 12 months on she lines up on her brother’s horse. As a full-time mum, she ﬁnds the race a good thing to aim for, both for ﬁtness and to have something completely different to work on.

It was 40 years ago that Fred saw Goldgetter, owned by his mother Angela and ridden by his then girlfriend Ginny Belding, ﬁnish second in the 1982 Town Plate Having had a handful of rides in the 1980s, Fred now runs a mobile catering business and when his business stopped during lockdown in 2020, he returned to the saddle to ride out for trainers Tom Gretton and Roy Brotherton.

4 Picturesque View (IRE) 6 Br B g Camelot (GB) Maic Peak (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) Kirsty Evans J O Connor Pullin Kirsty Evans T

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5 Goldencard (IRE) 9 Br B g Golden Lariat (USA) Flemensﬁrth Lady (IRE) (Flemensﬁrth (USA)) Laura Gibson-Brabazon J O Deva Racing Christian Williams T

2 Dieu Vivant (FR) 9 Br B g Network (GER) Panique Pas (FR) (Video Rock (FR)) Patrick Chesters J O Patrick Chesters Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero T

The 352nd running. To be run over two miles (Reduced distance due to extreme weather) Flag start. Owners Prize Money. 1st £200, 2nd £100, 3rd £50, 4th £25. Owners Winning Memento. The Iris Rickaby Perpetual Town Plate Cup

O Colin Moore Gary Hanmer T

6 Ballyrath (IRE) 12 Br B g Flemensﬁrth (USA) Rose Wee (IRE) (Roselier (FR)) Colin Moore J

Patrick is riding in his sixth Town Plate and has ﬁnished third three times in the past, including on Dieu Vivant last year. He rides out for Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero on a regular basis at their yard in Malpas, which is between his office at Chester and Bangor-on-Dee racecourses, where he is Head of Gaming.

3 Stripe Of Honour (IRE) 9 Br B g Court Cave (IRE) Miss Top (GB) (Tremblant (GB)) Jon Day J O Kathy Day Anthony Day T Stripe Of Honour is a family-owned and trained horse who comes here in good form, having won a hurdle race at Worcester earlier this year. Jon, a farrier by trade, ﬁnished second on the same horse last year and hopes to go one better this year and win it in 2022.

Newmarket-based vet Belinda is having her third ridein the Town Plate Her mount is trained by Mick Mullineaux,who won the race himself on Vent DeForcein 2018. Belinda wasn’t sureif she was going tomakeit thisyear following knee surgerybut everyone at the yard hasbeen fantastic inhelping her get ready for the race and she is also very grateful for the supportof the Injured Jockeys’ Fund and Racing Welfare.

8 Fayre Enough (IRE) 12 Br Ch g Whitmore’s Conn (USA) Fairy Tango (FR) (Acarenango (GER)) Elizabeth Feakes J O Elizabeth Feakes Richard Rowe T

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Laura Gibson-Brabazon is Partnerships Account Manager for The Jockey Club at Newmarket Racecourse Having worked in racing and lived in Newmarket for the past eight years, she felt there was no better way to challenge herself than to take part in this race, on her home track. She is a regular exercise rider at Charlie Fellowes Racing.

Making his third appearance in the Town Plate, Colin’s reason for riding in it again is because at 80 years old he feels it may be his ﬁnal chance to do so He rode as a professional in the 1960s before weight issues forced him to retire. He is aiming to raise funds for the Injured Jockeys Fund and Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool.

J Jockey T Trainer O Owner Br Breeding

1 Christopher Robin (IRE) 7 Br B g Camelot (GB) -Iowa Falls (GB) (Dansili (GB)) Fred Phipps J O Hugh Phipps Roy Brotherton T

7 Dancing Shadow (IRE) 13 Br Br g Craigsteel (GB) Be My Shadow (IRE) (Torus (GB)) Dr Belinda Rose J O Vivienne Hall Michael Mullineaux T

Lizzie is a full-time chartered building surveyor and in her spare time an amateur jump jockey, participating in her ﬁrst race at Fakenham earlier this year She set herself the challenge of riding in the Town Plate so long as she passed her RICS APC exam. Having recently learned she has passed, she is delighted to say she is now chartered and also looking forward to riding in the Town Plate.

The Golding Perpetual Challenge Plate will be presented to the winner, a silver photo frame supplied by Newmarket Racecourses and a £125 Golding voucher to the winner; a £75 Golding voucher to the second; a £50 Golding voucher to thethird; a £25 Golding voucher to the fourth. Riders of the ﬁrst four will each receive a box of celebrated Newmarket sausages. Weights: 12 stone This race does not form part of today’s toteplacepot.

*355th Running of the Newmarket Town Plate

9 Rock on Tommy (GB) 7 Br Gr g Fair Mix (IRE) Little Carmela (GB) (Beat Hollow (GB)) Thomas Williams J

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A bartender, showjumper and amateur jockey, Kiah is taking part in the Town Plate with her horse Fenwold Flyer, who she says is as ﬁery as she is! She had her ﬁrst winner this year at a point-to-point.

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Tongue Strap worn by No 2, No 3 & No 9. Sheepskin Cheekpieces worn by No 1, No 2, No 4, No 6, No 8. & No 9. Hood worn by No 3.

Tommy, who is racecourse manager at Warwick, partners Rock On Tommy in this year’s Town Plate. Tommy bred Rock On Tommy and he is the first foal out of Little Carmela, whom Tommy partnered to finish second in the 2013 Town Plate Tommy has been riding out for Olly Murphy for the last few months having not sat on a horse for five years after the 2017 Kidney Research Charity Race at Punchestown. 10 Fenwold Flyer (IRE) 6 Br B g Kalanisi (IRE) High Risk (IRE) (New Frontier I (IRE)) Kiah Adams J O Phil Lutman Phil Lutman T

The race was most recently not run in 2020 due to the recent pandemic but before this, the race was ﬁrst abandoned in 1940 when the War Office asked the Jockey Club to cancel racing at Hurst Park, Windsor and Newmarket. The third week of September was judged to be a likely period for invasion and they needed to be on highest alert to resist a landing in Suffolk or Essex. It was then assumed that the race was not run for the following two years, hence this now being the 352nd running.

RACE RESULT 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH RACE TIME DISTANCE THE COAST, DISTILLED. Copper House Dry Gin Available on the bar.

Conditions Of Entry & Abandoned

Ladies and Gentleman are encouraged to dress up smartly in the Premier Enclosure, jeans are rarely seen in this enclosure In Grandstand & Paddock and Garden Enclosures, the dress code is more relaxed.

Newmarket Racecourses has put in place a number of security and safety measures to ensure your safety, comfort and enjoyment. 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.

Racegoers who purchase in advance over the phone, internet or post will be given an automatic refund Racegoers that purchased tickets on the day need to write to: Ticket Refund Office, Newmarket Racecourses, Westﬁeld House, The Links, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 0TG

Entry to the racecourse is subject to the right of the Racecourse Executive to refuse to admit and/or to expel, without prior notice, and person whose behaviour is considered to be unruly or unacceptable or is a disqualiﬁed person Picnics can only be enjoyed in the Garden Enclosure (when open and subject to capacity) or the car parks. BBQ’s are not permitted at the racecourse. Bringing your own food or drink into the Grandstand & Paddock or Premier Enclosures is prohibited. When all enclosures are at full capacity there will be strictly NO transfers between enclosures. Grandstand & Paddock and Premier racegoers will not gain access into the Garden Enclosure if full capacity is reached Chairs are not permitted to be brought into the Premier or Grandstand & Paddock Enclosures in the interest of safety, unless arranged prior to the day on medical grounds For safety reasons, only assistance dogs are allowed into the racecourse enclosures on racedays For the welfare of dogs, they should not be left unattended in vehicles in the racecourse car parks. Racecourses officials reserve the right to enter vehicles if an animal is in distress For more information about our terms and conditions of entry visit our website www.newmarketracecourses.co.uk

Racing Only: Abandonment before completion of the ﬁrst race a full refund will be given Abandonment before completion of the third or feature race, whichever is later a 50% refund will be given Abandonment thereafter no refund will be given No refunds can be issued on the day.

In the event of racing being abandoned, refunds on badges or tickets purchased will only be paid in the following circumstances:

Dress Code

Emergency Procedures

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 ushering you to a place of safety; it is essential that you follow their instructions calmly and quickly. Please take your belongings with you and proceed out of the area quickly and calmly with the guidance of the stewards

IMPORTANT NOTICES

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The evacuation procedures have been carefully planned to lead you to a safe area Should it be necessary to evacuate the course, the most likely scenario is that you will be ushered onto the track itself via the emergency gates. From there you will be held in an area of safety and receive further instructions as appropriate It may give you some 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, please remember in the event of an emergency: TAKE YOUR BELONGINGS WITH YOU. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STEWARDS, PROCEED QUICKLY AND CALMLY TO THE SAFE AREA Racegoers are reminded to keep all their belongings with them at all times, and not to leave any packages unattended Any such packages may be conﬁscated by the Racecourse Management.

Photography Racegoers may take photographs for private purposes in the racecourse enclosures. Photography is not permitted in any other area without the permission of the Head of Racing. Under no circumstances may photographs taken on the racecourse be used for publication. Racegoers are reminded that ﬂash photography is not permitted as the ﬂash can alarm horses and may endanger horses, jockeys and public.

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.

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Health And Safety Notice

Racehorse & Jockey Welfare

Racegoers are reminded that many racedays are given coverage on television, radio and in print, various other forms of media and for Newmarket Racecourses commercial use By entering the Racecourse racegoers are accepting they may appear in such coverage

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 are here to ensure that the racecourse delivers those standards. In addition Newmarket Racecourses employs two 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

The Racecourse would be grateful if you would observe all Health & Safety requirements whilst you are at Newmarket Racecourses. The emergency exits from the bars onto the grandstand steppings are painted yellow and we would request that you do not stop whilst in this area. We would also request that only those that are disabled use the disabled viewing ramp 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 the ﬁrst aid room is located adjacent to the main Premier Enclosure Entrance (Rowley Mile) or Premier Entrance 2 (July Course).

Newmarket Racecourses Official Photographer The official photographer is John Hoy. To see any of his images please visit www.hoycubedphotography.com.

2022 FIXTURES FRI 17 JUNE Newmarket Nights Paloma Faith SAT 18 JUNE Summer Saturday Here Comes Summer! THURS 23 JUNE Cambridgeshire County Day FRI 24 JUNE Newmarket Nights Rudimental SAT 25 JUNE Summer Saturday Carnival Raceday THURS 7 JULY Möet & Chandon July Festival Ladies’ Day FRI 8 JULY Möet & Chandon July Festival SAT 9 JULY Möet & Chandon July Festival Darley July Cup Day FRI 15 JULY Newmarket Nights The Script SAT 16 JULY Summer Saturday Gin & Fizz FRI 22 JULY Newmarket Nights Queen Symphonic SAT 23 JULY Summer Saturday Sports Day The Glenn Roeder Raceday FRI 29 JULY Newmarket Nights Anne-Marie SAT 30 JULY Summer Saturday Roaring 20s Raceday FRI 5 AUGUST Newmarket Nights The Wombats SAT 6 AUGUST Summer Saturday FRI 12 AUGUST Newmarket Nights Pete Tong’s Ibiza Classics SAT 13 AUGUST Summer Saturday Summer Celebration FRI 26 AUGUST SAT 27 AUGUST Summer Saturday Live SAT 17 SEPTEMBER Cesarewitch Trial Day THURS 22 SEPTEMBER Cambridgeshire Meeting FRI 23 SEPTEMBER Cambridgeshire Meeting SAT 24 SEPTEMBER Cambridgeshire Meeting SAT 1 OCTOBER Sun Chariot Day FRI 7 OCTOBER Dubai Future Champions Festival SAT 8 OCTOBER Dubai Future Champions Festival WEDS 19 OCTOBER Two Year Old Day FRI 28 OCTOBER Final Meeting SAT 29 OCTOBER Final Meeting Afternoon Racing Evening Racing KEY: SUMMER ON THE JULY COURSE: AUTUMN ON THE ROWLEY MILE:

THE TRUSTEES OF THE E.B.F have kindly contributed £1000 towards the prize money for this race 29 entries at £40. Closed August 22nd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3414; Second £1706; Third £854; Fourth £426. (Penalty Value £4320) SS SEE PAGE 18 FOR THIS RACE. Second Race 2.10 THE JENNINGSBET HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £8100 to the winning horse The second to receive £3802, the third £1902 and the fourth £951. for three yrs old only Rated 76-95 (also open to such horses rated 96 and 97; such horses rated 75 and below are also eligible see Standard Conditions). £75 stake if the horse is rated 76 or higher, or £15 stake if the horse is rated 75 or lower with £60 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Lowest weight 8st 4lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after August 20th, 2022, for each race won 6lb JENNINGSBET has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race

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TODAY’S RACE CONDITIONS

Fourth Race 3.15 - THE JENNINGSBET HOPEFUL STAKES (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £29489 to the winning horse The second to receive £11180 the third £5595 the fourth £2787 the fifth £1398 and the sixth £702 for three yrs old and upwards, which have not won a Group 1 or Group 2 Pattern race after 2021. Enter by noon August 22nd and pay £260 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Weights: 3-y-o colts and geldings 9st; fillies 8st 9lb 4-y-o and up colts and geldings 9st 3lb; fillies 8st 12lb Penalties, after 2021, a winner of a Listed race 3lb Of a Group 3 race 5lb JENNINGSBET has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for 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 JENNINGSBET. 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 15 entries at £260 Closed August 22nd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £23171; Second £9511; Third £4758; Fourth £2376; Fifth £1191; Sixth £593 (Penalty Value £29489.20) A SS SEE PAGE 36 FOR THIS RACE. Fifth Race 3.50 THE BET WITH JENNINGSBET HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £25770 to the winning horse The second to receive £12085, the third £6045, the fourth £3020, the fifth £1510 and the sixth £755. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-105 (also open to such horses rated 106 and 107 see Standard Conditions). Enter by noon, August 22nd and pay £250 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 12lb Penalties, after August 20th, 2022, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb JENNINGSBET has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race PLEASE NOTE: In accordance with the provisions of paragraph 9 of the Weights and Handicapping Code a horse must have run three times or more in order to qualify to run in this race 16 entries at £250 Closed August 22nd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £20315; Second £10160; Third £5080; Fourth £2540; Fifth £1270; Sixth £635 (Penalty Value £25770) Weights raised 4lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable SS SEE PAGE 40 FOR THIS RACE.

First Race 1.35 THE JENNINGSBET BRITISH EBF NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 4) (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 novice two yrs old, which are E.B.F eligible Enter by noon, August 22nd and pay £40 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 4lb; ﬁllies 8st 13lb Penalties, for each Restricted Novice or Maiden race won 4lb For each other race won 7lb (Sellers and Claimers excluded for the purposes of penalties). JENNINGSBET has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race

NEWMARKET RACECOURSES and TATTERSALLS LTD., Bloodstock Auctioneers, have guaranteed the value of this race and, in the event that no guarantee is required, will add £25,000 towards the race Declarations to run for this race must be made by 10.00 a.m. on Thursday, August 25th and declarations of riders must be made by 1.00 p.m. on Thursday, August 25th. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of TATTERSALLS. The sponsorship payment of £250 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 The British Horseracing Authority has modiﬁed paragraphs 5 and 15 of the Race Entry Code the Division of Races and Elimination and Balloting Procedures sections of the Race Administration Code, the Stakes and Prize Money Code and paragraphs 43 and 44 of the Weights and Handicapping Code for the purposes of this race NOTE:- Entries for this race will be accepted at the time of closing for horses which do not have a registered name However, such horses will be disqualiﬁed and removed from the race if the name has not been registered by Tuesday, July 5th, 2022, in accordance with the Horse Naming Code For horses trained in Great Britain, Ireland or the Channel Islands, an acceptable application must be made by the previous Friday. Horses entered for this race do not have to be implanted with a microchip until July 5th, 2022.

Sixth Race 4.25 THE JENNINGSBET THE UK’S LEADING BOOKMAKER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £8316 to the winning horse The second to receive £3903, the third £1952, the fourth £976, the fifth £300 and the sixth £300 for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 66-85 (also open to such horses rated 86 and 87; such horses rated 65 and below are also eligible see Standard Conditions). £75 stake if the horse is rated 66 or higher, or £15 stake if the horse is rated 65 or lower with £60 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 8st 11lb; 3-y-o 8st 2lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 10st 2lb; 3-y-o 9st 7lb Penalties, after August 20th, 2022, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb JENNINGSBET has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race 15 entries, at £75. Closed August 22nd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £6571; Second £3285; Third £1643; Fourth £821; Fifth £240; Sixth £240 (Penalty Value £8316) SS THIS RACE. Seventh Race 4.58 THE TAKE TIME TO THINK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) ( Jockey Club Grassroots Sprint Series Qualifier) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £6696 to the winning horse The second to receive £3143, the third £1572, the fourth £786, the fifth £300 and the sixth £300 for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 66-85 (also open to such horses rated 86 and 87; such horses rated 65 and below are also eligible see Standard Conditions). £60 stake if the horse is rated 66 or higher, or £12 stake if the horse is rated 65 or lower with £48 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 8st 9lb; 3-y-o 8st 7lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 10st; 3-y-o 9st 12lb Penalties, after August 20th, 2022, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb JENNINGSBET has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £50 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All horses which have Started in this race as defined in the Rules of Racing, will be eligible to enter THE JOCKEY CLUB GRASSROOTS FLAT SPRINT SERIES HANDICAP FINAL, to be run over about Six Furlongs at Nottingham on Wednesday, September 28th, 2022. In the event of an abandonment of a qualifying race, any horse Declared to Run in that race, or any horse entered to run in that race if the time of the abandonment was prior to the declaration stage, will be qualified to enter the Final. Any horse which has been eliminated from a qualifier will also be eligible, subject to the Rules of Racing, to enter the Final. 15 entries, at £60. Closed August 22nd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £5291; Second £2645; Third £1323; Fourth £661; Fifth £240; Sixth £240 (Penalty Value £6696) SS

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The Race Incentive Fund, supported by the Horserace Betting Levy Board, provides for the inclusion of £1500 towards the prize money for this race. 13 entries, at £75. Closed August 22nd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £6401; Second £3200; Third £1601; Fourth £800. (Penalty Value £8100) Weights raised 2lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable SS SEE 24 FOR THIS RACE. Third Race 2.45 THE £100,000 TATTERSALLS SOMERVILLE AUCTION STAKES (CLASS 2) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £54110 to the winning horse The second to receive £22140, the third £9850, the fourth £4910 the fifth £2460 the sixth £980 the seventh £980 the eighth £980 the ninth £980 and the tenth £980 for two yrs old only which were sold or bought in as yearlings at the 2021 Tattersalls Somerville Yearling Sale or which were withdrawn from the above sale and were subsequently sold or bought in at the 2021 Tattersalls December Yearling Sale, and which have been declared by Tattersalls Ltd. as eligible to be entered and run in accordance with the relevant rules (If the horse was sold by auction at more than one of the above sales, the latest sale will govern the selling price for the calculation of the weight to be carried). All lots sold in accordance with the preceding paragraphs which are subsequently returned to the vendor under the Conditions of Sale provided that commission(plus VAT thereon if applicable) has been paid to Tattersalls on the original sale Provided always that where the purchase price (together with interest claimed thereon) or any other sum claimed by Tattersalls in connection with a lot (together with VAT thereon if applicable) has not been paid to Tattersalls. Tattersalls reserves the right either to declare that lot as ineligible to be entered, or to declare that lot forfeit at any later stage Enter by noon, January 11th and pay £125 stake, Scratch by noon, May 3rd or pay £250, Confirm by noon, August 22nd and pay £125, Declare by 10.00 a.m. August 25th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 1lb; fillies 8st 10lb Penalties, a winner of a Class 4 race 2lb Of a Class 3 race 4lb Of a Class 2 race 6lb Of a Class 1 race 8lb (Penalties not cumulative) Allowances: horses sold or bought in £21,001 to £31,500 2lb Horses sold or bought in for £10,501 to £21,000 4lb Horses sold or bought in for £10,500 or less 6lb (Allowances not cumulative) TATTERSALLS LTD. Bloodstock Auctioneers, have generously sponsored this race and, in addition to the prize money, will present a trophy to the winning owner trainer and jockey and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse In addition, Tattersalls will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race

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ELIMINATION: Runners in this race will be reduced by the elimination of those horses which, in the opinion of the BHA Handicapper have the lowest Handicap Rating or if they do not qualify for an official rating under the Rules of Racing, have the lowest assessment made by the BHA Handicapper from their performances on the racecourse so far. Form will be taken into account up to and including August 21st, 2022. Horses which have not run will be eliminated first by random ballot. 50% OF THE ENTRY STAKE PAYMENTS, TOTALLING £250, WILL BE REIMBURSED TO THE OWNER WHEN THE HORSE HAS BEEN DECLARED TO RUN UNDER RULE (F)89 AND RULE (F)90 AND IS ELIMINATED FROM THIS RACE. IN THE EVENT THAT THE RACE IS CANCELLED OR ABANDONED ALL ENTRY STAKE PAYMENTS WILL BE RETURNED (Auction prices are inclusive of buyers’ premiums, where applicable and conversion to pounds sterling). For the purposes of future penalties and qualification, this race will be treated as a Conditions Stakes race SPECIAL NOTES: 1. The advertised Total Prize Fund stated in the race conditions is a fixed amount and will not be increased. 2. In the event of elimination proving necessary, the eliminated horses will be refunded according to the conditions of the race 3. If there is still an excess of Stakes, i.e. the amount of the Owners’ Stakes exceeds the advertised Total Prize Fund value less the guaranteed racecourse and sponsors contribution, as stated in the race conditions, this excess will be refunded to Owners as follows: a. The proportion of Stakes generated at each stage will be calculated (ignoring horses that have already received a full or partial refund of that stage payment due to elimination) b. Whatever proportion of the excess that was generated at each stage will be divided equally between all horses which paid at that stage (£25,000 minimum added to stakes) 124 entries, 11 at £125, 92 at £375, 21 at £500 Closed January 11th, 2022 Owners Prize Money. Winner £42440; Second £18900; Third £8400; Fourth £4200; Fifth £2100; Sixth £840; Seventh £840; Eighth £840; Ninth £840; Tenth £840 (Penalty Value £54110) A SS SEE 30 FOR THIS RACE.

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Newmarket Racecard - Saturday 27th August

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Birthplace of horse (outside GB

Horse’s age

Days since the horse last run

Horse’s owner

Timeform view and TFR rating

Horse’s name

Jockey’s weight (stone and Ibs