Newmarket Racecard - Saturday 24th September

THE JOCKEY CLUB WELCOMES YOU

A warm welcome to the Rowley Mile for the final day of the Cambridgeshire meeting, Juddmonte Day.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors for today, Juddmonte, bet365, Blandford Bloodstock and Turners, for their generous support.

Today is all about the great racing here at the Rowley Mile We have two Group One races, the Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes and the Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes, along with the bet365 Cambridgeshire Heritage Handicap

Ahead of racing, head down to the parade ring for the Retraining of Racehorses Parade from 1.00pm The parade, kindly sponsored by Juddmonte, showcases six of the different disciplines that thoroughbreds are retrained for and which Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) supports the staging of competitions and classes.

As we look ahead to the rest of Gold Season at the Rowley Mile, there will be the chance to 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 these racedays are available on our website.

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

Best wishes,

SOPHIE ABLE

General Manager of Newmarket Racecourses

DON’T FORGET OUR NEXT MEETING - SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER SUN CHARIOT DAY

As The Newmarket Gold Season draws to a close with The Royal Bahrain Sun Chariot Day on Saturday 1st October, there is still plenty of action to come ahead of the finale, the two-day Dubai Future Champions Festival Tickets available now.

Newmarket Racecourses Committee

William Wyatt, Esq. (Chairman)

William Sporborg, Esq

Tim Vestey, Esq.

Matthew Lohn Esq.

Mrs Jane George

Mrs Rebecca Dunlop

Paddy Pritchard-Gordon, Esq.

Managing Director East

Amy Starkey

General Manager

Sophie Able

Regional Head Of Racing

Michael Prosser

Clerk of the Course

Michael Prosser

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)

Commentator

Alan Howes

Betting Ring Manager

Sarah Woodborne

Handicapper

Graeme Smith

Stewards

Shaun Parker (Chief Steward)

Henry Pelly (Stewards’ Panel Chair)

Milly Bersey

Ben Ford

Gordan Markham

Tony McGlone

Starters

Willie Jardine

Kieran O’Shea

Judge

David Hicks

Clerk Of The Scales

Robert Cuthbert

Medical Officers

Dr Ross Worthington

Dr Fiona Virgo

Dr Martin Belsham

Veterinary Officer

Colin Roberts Veterinary Surgeons

David Dugdale

Jack O’Connor

Zara Wise

Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers

Louise Sheridan Lisa Cook

John Bramhill

Sarah Duncan Julie Lingham

Georgina Crabb

Elizabeth Budden

RACECARD

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. is for your horse to come first or to be placed. It’s two bets, so each-way’ total bet.

EXPERT VIEW

How the experts rate the horse’s chances:

2. BHA rating = the higher the number, the better the horse Timeform view and TFR rating

4. HORSE’S TRAINER & THEIR LOCATION

Look out for

5. JOCKEY USEFUL DETAILS

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.

Today’s RoR Parade

A parade of retired racehorses takes place in the paddock from 1pm. The parade, kindly sponsored by Juddmonte, showcases six of the different disciplines that thoroughbreds are retrained for and which Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) supports through the staging of competitions and classes.

For over 20 years Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) has promoted the versatility of the thoroughbred and through its work, RoR has developed up an unprecedented demand for former racehorses in the wider equestrian market.

RoR annually stages over 40 separate competition series across 15 different disciplines exclusively for former racehorses, catering for all levels of ability, from grassroots to elite. The disciplines include dressage, endurance, eventing, polo, show jumping and showing. There are over 10,000 horses currently registered with RoR enjoying active and fulfilling careers after racing.

As well as developing an increased demand for former racehorses, RoR continues to provide a welfare safety net that ensures any racehorse in need of charitable support is quickly identified and suitably cared for.

For more information visit: www.ror.org.uk

Don’t miss the Parade of former racehorses at 13:00pm - 13:15pm this afternoon in the parade ring! Kindly supported by Juddmonte

DRESSAGE - SAINT GREGOIRE - ridden by Louise Robson

11-year-old gelding by Le Havre

Formerly trained by Saeed bin Suroor

Breeder: S A Franklin Finance

Dressage is the most popular discipline for former racehorses and there is an extensive RoR programme that caters for every level, from grass roots to elite. More thoroughbreds now do dressage each year than run in steeple chases under rules. Representing dressage in the parade is Saint Gregoire. Originally trained and raced in France, where we won six times, he came to Louise Robson via the Godolphin Rehoming Programme Louise says he has a natural talent for ‘dressage flare’ and ‘dance’ and enjoys doing dressage to music classes the most

He recently finished third at The Jockey Club RoR National Championships at Aintree in the Novice class and Louise says: “Saint Gregoire shows real potential for the higher levels of dressage, and I am really excited to see how far up the levels he will go He is qualified for the British Dressage associate championships and Winter Regionals 2023 at Elementary level and will soon step up-to Medium level dressage.”

ENDURANCE - ART MAURESQUE - ridden by Hayley Gilmore

12-year-old gelding by Policy Maker

Formerly trained by Paul Nicholls

Breeder: Michel Parreau-Delhote

Endurance riding is competitive long-distance riding, often across stunning countryside, and several former racehorses find their niche doing it. Distances vary from the entry level of 16km right through to elite level where horses will do a 160km in a day

Art Mauresque enjoyed a successful NH career, winning nine races under rules, before being retired in December 2020, after which Hayley Gilmore took him on. Initially, Hayley and Art Mauresque did a bit of everything, including show jumping and cross-country, but it soon became apparent that endurance is what he loved, so they started on their endurance adventure.

He qualified for the National Novice Championships in Lincolnshire and for the team RoR endurance championships in Wales. Hayley says: “Art Mauresque has really taken to endurance, and he enjoys going to new places Next year our plan is to increase our distance and move up to open and maybe advanced, I am very much looking forward to that with this special horse.”

EVENTING - MOUNT CONERO - Ridden by Hetty Keyes

14-year-old gelding by Fruits of Love

Formerly trained by Mrs S J Stearn

Breeder: Paddy Walsh

Comprising three different disciplines, dressage, show jumping and cross-country, eventing is a demanding discipline, but one at which many former racehorses thrive, including at Olympic level.

Mount Conero was family owned and trained for a somewhat undistinguished point-to-point career Retired aged nine, owner Penny Stearn decided to give her daughter Hetty the opportunity to see what Mount Conero could achieve in an alternative career

Mount Conero quickly showed an aptitude for eventing and took to cross-country like a duck to water. He has competed at BE90 and 100 and has been placed nearly every time, with a highlight being third in the RoR Eventing Championships at Tweseldown. To date he has competed at 19 BE events and numerous unaffiliated events and has never had a fault cross-country. Hetty says, “Mount Conero really is a horse of a lifetime and he holds a special place in all our hearts.”

POLO - FINAL SPRING - ridden by Chris Milton

9-year-old mare by Zebedee

Formerly trained by Jim Goldie Breeder: Miss Mary Davison

Polo has long been a second career option for former racehorses but the popularity of thoroughbreds in polo has increased in recent years. The best polo prospects tend to be smaller ex-flat horses and they are often mares

In six starts, Final Spring only once managed to finish in front of another horse, but that has not stopped her being a success in her second career She began her journey into polo in 2018 and moved to current rider Chris Milton the following year

Now one of Chris’s professional playing string, Final Spring is a powerful horse, not afraid to take contact in ride-offs, while always staying light and nibble on her feet through stops and turns Chris says: “Final Spring has a wonderful nature, always keeping a level head on the field, and is a firm favourite on the yard. Next season Final Spring will continue her polo career with a view to playing better and better polo as her experience continues to grow.”

SHOW JUMPING - GAUL WOOD – ridden by Debbie Heise 13-year-old gelding by Amadeus Wood

Formerly trained by Tom Dascombe Breeder: Patrick J Monahan

Requiring a stride pattern the opposite of that which a horse uses when racing, show jumping is not the easiest discipline for former racehorses to adapt to However, many have turned their ‘hoof’ to it successfully

Gaul Wood retired from racing in 2013 having won three races on the flat. He arrived at Debbie Heise’s in spring 2014 and the pair have since formed a fantastic partnership They finished second in their first affiliated British Show-jumping class in July 2014 and have had consistent results ever since, with the highlight coming this summer when they won the 1m Open at the Royal International at Hickstead. They went on to win the RoR Bronze League at the BS National Championships in August. Debbie says: “Gaul Wood is everyone’s favourite, full of personality and is a gentle kind soul. His previous owners are still in contact and love to watch his progress. He is our horse of a lifetime and we are privileged to have him.”

SHOWING - LIMATO – ridden by Katie Jerram-Hunnable 10-year-old by Tagula

After dressage, showing is the most popular second career activity for retired racehorses with over 5,000 registered on the RoR database as competitors in showing events. With the support of Tattersalls, RoR stages 170 showing classes exclusively for thoroughbreds annually nationwide from Aberdeenshire to Cornwall.

A former top-class sprinter and the winner of an amazing 14 of his 33 races, including the 2016 July Cup, Limato has been in the care of renowned showing producer Katie Jerram-Hunnable since he retired from racing in autumn 2020 Having settled into his new career, Limato is enjoying life in the show ring.

This year Katie and Limato qualified for the Tattersalls RoR Show Series Final at Hickstead, finished runner-up at the Royal Windsor Horse Show and won a class at The Jockey Club RoR National Championships at Aintree in August. His supportive owner Paul Jacobs continues to monitor and enjoy his progress.

Formerly trained by Henry Candy Breeder Seamus Phelan

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.

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.

A DAY IN THE LIFE WITH CHRIS FARRINGTON

1) What’s your role at The Jockey Club? Steward on Owners & Trainers Restaurant

2) How long have you worked here? Now in my 4th Season

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

Craven 1st Day. Means that the season is back.

4) What’s your favourite part of a raceday?

Seeing the excitement when a small owner wins a big race

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

Frankel, I was lucky enough to see him run on his debut here on 13 August 2010 in a 8 Furlong Maiden. Even I could see what a superstar we had just witnessed.

6) Who is your favourite jockey that’s ridden at Newmarket? Frankie Dettori, always has been pure entertainment and the race day will be poorer when he’s no longer riding.

7) What do you enjoy most about working at Newmarket Racecourses? Meeting many different people from many different walks of life, all united in the joy of racing.

8) What do you make sure you carry with you on every raceday? 2 Mini Mars Bars

9) Favourite book? Anything by either Agatha Christie or Ian Fleming

10) Favourite holiday destination? Caribbean Cruise

11) If you had to eat one meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner, every day, what would it be?

Full English Breakfast, when done properly there’s nothing better

12) If you could own a racehorse, what would it be called? Blues Rocker

13) What do you do outside of working hours?

Cruising, Attending Rock Gigs, Theatre and Cinema

14) Tell us one interesting fact about you... Double Jointed Ankles that I can turn a full 90 degrees.

15) Which song is guaranteed to get you on the dance floor?

Caroline, Status Quo

NEWMARKET HEATH: A HISTORY

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.

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.

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.

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

1980s

The airfield was decommissioned

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.

1886 Map shows Hamilton Road and the area north of the heath including Southfield Farm and Seven Springs are relatively similar today.

Today Today 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

World War II brought formal airfield facilities which occupied the heath for just under 40 years.

ROWLEY MILE & JULY COURSE

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.

17th Century

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

18th Century

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

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.

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

The Round Course at Rowley Mile (1958-1973)

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.

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.

Today is Juddmonte Day, the third and concluding day of the Cambridgeshire Meeting and widely regarded as one of the most exciting days in the Flat racing calendar

A jewel in the crown of The Newmarket Gold Season, there are two Group One races on offer for juveniles as well as the first leg of the traditional ‘Autumn Double’.

Juddmonte Day has developed a well-deserved reputation for highlighting stars of the future and with the first two British top level juvenile races of the year on this card it is easy to see why. The first of them, the Group One Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes, is run over six furlongs for two year old fillies.

Named after one of the most successful thoroughbred Stud Farms in Europe and generously sponsored by the late Prince Khalid Abdullah’s Juddmonte Farms for the sixth successive year, the race has produced numerous top class horses as well as candidates for the following year’s QIPCO 1000 Guineas. Last year’s winner Tenebrism followed up with further Group 1 success in Deauville earlier this year, with the last horse to go on to land the 1000 Guineas double was Special Duty for French trainer Criquette Head-Maarek in 2009/2010.

Its equivalent race for male horses, the Group One Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes for two year old colts over six furlongs, quickly follows Like the Cheveley Park, the race is worth noting in terms of the market for the QIPCO 2000 Guineas the following May, as well as producing a long line of high class performers. Last year’s winner Perfect Power went on to win the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot in June Juddmonte is extending its generous backing to this contest for the eighth time in 2022.

Complementing those two races is the Group Two Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes for two year olds over a mile, which boasts an impressive recent roll of honour which includes future Group One winners Elm Park in 2014, Roaring Lion in 2017 and the incomparable Frankel in 2010.

Away from the Group action is the bet365 Cambridgeshire, a Heritage Handicap which serves as the first leg of the traditional ‘Autumn Double’ which is completed by the Together For Racing International Cesarewitch Heritage on Dubai Future Champions Day (Saturday 8th October in 2022).

There few spectacles in sport quite like the sight of 30 runners thundering down the Rowley Mile and this nine furlong contest is a favourite of jockeys, trainers and racegoers alike. Recent winners include future Group performers Wissahickon in 2018 and Lord North in 2019.

This is truly a world-class day of racing action staged on the historic Rowley Mile and a fitting finale to three fantastic days of horseracing.

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.

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

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

Delivering ongoing talks on road safety in local schools

Supporting the grassroots teams of Newmarket FC

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.

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

Improving biodiversity in Newmarket’s community orchard

Clearing and improving the community orchard

Partnering with local homeless charity Newmarket Open Door

Educating children on road safety

Delivering food during the pandemic

OUR ORIGINS

It is only in relatively recent history that racing has been staged on an organised basis.

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.

Despite its name, The Jockey Club has never been a club for jockeys

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.

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.

Royal Patronage gave Mark Johnston his first win in this race since 2012 when Steeler clinched victory

The two-year-old colt took a keen hold and was pushed along when two furlongs out.

Jockey Jason Hart then made the switch left inside the final two furlongs and Royal Patronage found the answer in the latter stages, staying on well to fend off the danger from market joint-favourite Coroebus to win by a neck.

That made it back-to-back wins for Royal Patronage, having won at York a month earlier.

1 DUBAI MILE (IRE) (31) 411 (2)

Br Ch c Roaring Lion (USA) Beach Bunny (IRE) (High Chaparral (IRE)) Daniel Muscutt J

O Ahmad Al Shaikh Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham T

B Skymarc Johnston Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM

2 FLYING HONOURS (GB) (36) 411 D 9-2 (1)

Br B c Sea The Stars (IRE) Powder Snow (USA) (Dubawi (IRE)) William Buick J

O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S 2/5).

3 GREENLAND (IRE) (26) 5241 9-2 (4)

Br B c Saxon Warrior (JPN) Aktoria (FR) (Canford Cliffs (IRE)) Ryan Moore J

O Mrs J Magnier/M Tabor/D Smith/Westerberg Aidan O’Brien, Ireland T

B SCEA Marmion & Mr A. Jathiere HHHHI BHA THE FOXES (IRE)

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MEDIAN & RECORD TIME

Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 35.00 secs Record Time: 1 min, 35.13 secs Royal Dornoch 28th September 2019, Good RACE

POSITION OF STALLS Side Course Races Centre

The Devils Dyke Restaurant

SHUTTLE BUS

A complimentary shuttle bus service on race days runs between Newmarket Town Centre and the Racecourse, starting approximately two hours before the first race and stopping at the first race

The service picks up outside Unico on the High Street and at the Train Station. The return journeys from the Racecourse commence around 45 minutes before the last race and continue for up to two hours. The bus will drop off at the Train Station and at the bus stop on The Avenue (just off the High Street). At the Racecourse the shuttle bus service will drop off and collect from outside the Main Premier Entrance.

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Tote Price? pay whichever is better on win bets!

Alan came to Newmarket in 1975 starting his career as a French teacher at Newmarket Upper School (now Academy) where he taught several jockeys, including Dale Gibson and Luke Morris.

During his 30 years teaching, he also became heavily involved with the Newmarket Twinning Association where racing would play a part as he championed the racecourses of Maisons-Laffitte and Newmarket.

A keen cricketer and groundsman, he was still playing this season with Chippenham CC and enjoyed the racing connection due to the annual Racing XI match being played at the ground.

In recent years he was at his happiest as an Annual Badge holder, socialising with family and friends on either the July Course or Rowley Mile.

As much as he loved having a bet at the course, Alan spent as much time ensuring his granddaughters had seen the horses and more importantly, got an ice cream or two! came to Ne et 19 starting his career as a April 1948 2nd August 2022

There was a surprise in this race in 2021 with Tenebrism taking the honours under a smart ride from Ryan Moore.

The market suggested Sacred Bridge would prove too much for the rest of the field but it certainly didn’t play out that way

Aidan O’Brien has enjoyed plenty of success in this race, with Tenebrism being his fourth win in the last six years.

The two-year-old filly didn’t get off to a particularly smooth start but soon recovered.

Despite having plenty left to do at the two furlong marker, she stayed on well and quickened to take the lead inside the closing stages.

9 TRILLIUM (GB) (13) 2111 D

9-2 (7)

Br B f No Nay Never (USA) Marsh Hawk (Invincible Spirit (IRE)) Pat Dobbs J

O Rockcliffe Stud Richard Hannon, Marlborough T

B Rockcliffe Stud Tote S

TIMEFORM VIEW Strong traveller who impressed again with how she went through the race when completing hat-trick in the Flying Childers at Doncaster (5f), recording a fast time in the process. Proven over 6f and just about sets the standard. TFRHHHHH BHA111

10 WAVE MACHINE (FR) (42) 3314 D 9-2 (4)

Br B f Shalaa (IRE) Kisses of Love (FR) (Le Havre (IRE)) Daniel Muscutt J

O Nick Bradley Racing Club J. P. Murtagh, Ireland T

B Al Shaqab Racing & S.N.C. Ecurie de Cast

TIMEFORM VIEW Maiden winner at the Curragh in August and fair fourth upped to listed class a week later but looks out of her depth. TFRHIIII BHA86

DECLARED RUNNERS 10 2021: TENEBRISM (USA) 2 9 0 Ryan Moore 14-1 (Aidan O’Brien) 12 ran Tongue Strap worn by No 3.

Stewards Note:

MALRESCIA: Following its run on 11/9/2022 it was reported that the horse lost its action.

MAYLANDSEA: Following its run on 12/8/2022 it was reported that the horse hung left.

Probable S.P’s: 5-2 Trillium (GB), 11-4 Meditate (IRE), 13-2 Swingalong (IRE), 8-1 Lezoo (GB), 11-1 Juliet Sierra (GB), 16-1 Treasure Trove (IRE), 18-1 Mawj (IRE), 50-1 Maylandsea (GB), 66-1 Malrescia (IRE), 100-1 Wave Machine (FR)

PLAY SMARTER

TRILLIUM continued the theme of marked race-by-race progress when a taking winner of a well-up-to-scratch Flying Childers a fortnight ago and the feeling is that she may possess too much speed for chief-form rival Meditate Of the others, Swingalong was no match for the selection when the pair clashed at Newbury but she’s looked a different filly since and is fancied to get closer this time Bistro Median Time: 1 min, 9.70 secs Time: 1 min, 9.31 secs Earthlight (IRE) 28th September 2019, Good

Perfect Power produced another fine performance as he made it four wins from six runs with a half-length victory of Castle Star

The Richard Fahey-trained colt justified the market support. The twoyear-old was held up towards the rear before being pushed along when two furlongs from the finish.

Jockey Christophe Soumillon then switched him right and then mounted a serious challenge approaching the final furlong.

Perfect Power certainly answered the question from Soumillon as he kept on well to fend off the danger from Castle Star and Armor

Br B c Exceed And Excel (AUS) Veil of Silence (IRE) (Elusive Quality (USA)) William Buick J

O Godolphin Charlie Appleby, Newmarket T

B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S

TIMEFORM VIEW Exceed And Excel colt who arrives firmly on the up, emphatically scompleting his hat-trick in Sirenia Stakes at Kempton (6f) 21 days ago He’s very much one to consider TFRHHHHI BHA109

4 NEVER JUST A DREAM (IRE) (3) Newmarket MORE FOR LUCK £275000 2nd £50298, 3rd £25163, 4th £12568, 5th £6298, 6th £3135. C Appleby (71 wins from 237 runners, 30%) runs MISCHIEF MAGIC (last 14 days): C Appleby (9 wins from 24 runners, 38%) runs MISCHIEF MAGIC A O’Brien won this race in 2017 and 2018. The stable runs BLACKBEARD and THE ANTARCTIC today. BLACKBEARD THE ANTARCTIC trained by A O’brien, Ireland.

Laurie Williamson was the lad who looked after Brigadier Gerard during his racing career and brought him to Newmarket Races to win the Middle Park Stakes, the Two Thousand Guineas and two Champion Stakes in the period between 1970 and 1972. is the 50th anniversary, of Brigadier’s final race, in the Champion Stakes, then run at Newmarket, in 1972

Laurie has written a book entitled Brigadier Gerard and Me to celebrate his 50th anniversary and will be in the museum shop today.

VIEW FROM THE TRACK: NOSTRUM BOLSTERS CLASSIC CREDENTIALS WITH FLAWLESS SUCCESS

Sir Michael Stoute admitted he was a “relieved” man after watching the talented Nostrum (7-4) enhance his prospects for next year’s QIPCO 2000 Guineas when maintaining his unbeaten record with a stylish success in the Tattersalls Stakes at Newmarket on Thursday 22nd September.

After making a triumphant debut at Sandown Park 63 days ago, the powerfully-built Kingman colt defied his relative experience to make it two from two and give his Classic winning trainer a fourth success in the Group Three prize.

Although only four runners took to post it looked a quality renewal of the seven-furlong event with Holloway Boy, winner of this year’s Chesham Stakes at Royal Ascot and Victory Dance, winner of the Denford Stakes at Newbury in opposition.

Racing as two pairs for much of the race Nostrum moved on into a clear advantage past outsider of the quartet Abravaggio inside the final two furlongs, where he was swiftly joined by the strong travelling Holloway Boy. However, Nostrum was not for passing under Ryan Moore with the pair drawing away on the climb to the line to score by a length and a quarter.

Following the race Nostrum was trimmed from 20-1 into 4-1 for next month’s Darley Dewhurst Stakes over course and distance by Paddy Power and Betfair while both firms clipped him from 14-1 into 8-1 for the 2023 QIPCO 2000 Guineas Stoute said: “It was very pleasing I thought it was a very warm race but he did it very nicely first time and was entitled to come and run in a race like that I was relieved and was pleased with the performance.

“We expected a very big run but for a horse racing for the first time like he was it is always difficult to fathom It is so far so good and you could only be pleased “I don’t know if we will see him again this season We will take him home and chill him out and relax him and put him back in fast work

“It is a difficult time of year especially for two year olds when the weather turns so we don’t know but I would like to give him one more run.”

As for the runner up his trainer Karl Burke hinted that an outing at Group One company in the Vertem Futurity Trophy at Doncaster on October 22nd could be on the cards.

Burke said: "We're delighted with that as he missed 8-10 days with a dirty scope when he missed that Champagne Stakes

“Danny Tudhope said he would be suited by a mile so we could look at the Vertem Futurity Trophy or beyond that the Breeders' Cup."

By Graham Clark

An outsider in the field stole the show in this race last year, with Bedouin’s Story defeating joint-favourite Anmaat by three-quarters of a length.

The Saeed bin Suroor-trained six-year-old was slowly away and held up towards the rear by Jamie Spencer

The gelding was in touch with the leaders and ridden over a furlong out before staying on strongly to gain the lead and dismiss any potential danger from the remainder of the field.

Anmaat travelled well and was in front over a furlong out but just couldn’t find any extra to stop the Godolphin runner.

Br Ch h Dawn Approach (IRE) Jolie Chanson (FR) (Mount Nelson) Mohammed Tabti (7) J

O Green & Paul & Oliver Cole, Whatcombe T Hall Of Fame Stud P. F. I. Cole Ltd S lasttimecanbeexcused(reportedlyscopeddirtyaftertherace),buthe’ssurelytoohighintheweightsnowinanycase

TFRHHIII BHA112 (-1) (GB) (62)

Br B g Muhaarar The Lark (Pivotal) de la Sayette (3) J

O Lady Bamford John & Thady Gosden, Newmarket T Lady was than ever when 1m Doncaster at the beginning of June was this a 1lb lower mark last year. TFRHHIII BHA107

3 PEROTTO (GB) (21) 5-03634

4 9-5 (20)

Br Ch g New Bay Tschierschen (IRE) (Acclamation) W. J. Lee J

O Halcyon Thoroughbreds Marcus Tregoning, Whitsbury T

B China Horse Club International Ltd Marcus Tregoning Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORMVIEWProvedthathecanhandlebig-fieldscenarioswhenlandingthe29-runnerBritanniaatRoyalAscotlastJune.Largelycampaignedinpattern companysinceandwhilehe’sbynomeansimpossiblytreatedbackinahandicap,othersmakemoreappealforwinpurposes. TFRHHIII BHA103 (-1)

4 (GB) (17) 111-041 9-3 (in 4lb ex) (16)

Br B g Dubawi (IRE) Majmu (AUS) (Redoute’s Choice (AUS)) Jim Crowley J

O Shadwell Estate Company Ltd William Haggas, Newmarket T

B Shadwell Estate Company Limited

TIMEFORMVIEWWinnerofall3startslastyearandthoughratherdisappointingintheLincolnandaChesterhandicapduringthespring,heproducedatakingperformance

9 BRILLIANT LIGHT (GB) (27) 014525 BF 5 8-13 (23)

Br B g Sea The Stars (IRE) Flame of Gibraltar (IRE) (Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)) Dougie Costello J

O Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor, Newmarket T

B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S

TIMEFORM VIEWWasn’t beaten at all far when fifth in the John Smith’s Cup at York in July and also second in a valuable Glorious Goodwood handicap thatmonth.SteadypaceprovedhisundoingatYarmouthlasttime,buthe’sprobablynowweigheduptohisbestinanycase TFRHHIII BHA97 (-1)

10 PROTAGONIST (FR) (35) 005-411 D 5 8-13 (3)

Br B g Wootton Bassett Sagariya (FR) (Shamardal (USA)) Tom Marquand J

O Mr Michael Buckley William Haggas, Newmarket T

B Mr Pierre Cornou

TIMEFORM VIEWMultiplewinnerinIrelandandhasprogressedfornewyardthisyear,pippingSavvyVictoryatDoncasterinJulybeforeproving3/4-lengthtoostrongfor DualIdentity(pairclearoftherest)atSandown(11/4m,good).7lbrisefairandshouldgowellprovidedlowdrawdoesn’tprovetobeahindrance. TFRHHHII BHA97

11 BELL ROCK (GB) (17) 433063 CD 6 8-13 (19)

Br B g Kingman Liberally (IRE) (Statue of Liberty (USA)) Callum Hutchinson (5) J

O Mrs Fitri Hay Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T

B Andrew Rosen JMH Group S

TIMEFORM VIEWWellheldinthisracelastyearbutwasafinethirdinthe2020renewalandpostedhisbestoftheseasonsofarwhenthirdtoMujtabaoff thiscareer-lowmarkatDoncasterrecently Willdowelltoreversethoseplacingswiththatunexposedrivalhere,though. TFRHHIII BHA97 (+2)

12 TOTALLY CHARMING (GB) (101) 123110 D 4 8-13 (15)

Br B g Charming Thought Totally Millie (Pivotal) William Buick J

O Mr Adrian McAlpine George Boughey, Newmarket T

B Ropsley Bloodstock LLP George Boughey, SBK S

TIMEFORM VIEWLookedgoodwhenlandinghandicapsatLingfieldandEpsomearlierthisseason,andhewasn’tentirelydisgracedintheRoyalHuntCup onhislateststartinJune Tonguestrapenlistedandhe’snotruledoutbackfromabreakherewithWilliamBuickinthehot-seat. TFRHHHII BHA97

13 AUSTRIAN THEORY (IRE) (57) 466130 3 8-10 (21)

Br B c Awtaad (IRE) Cedar Sea (IRE) (Persian Bold) Neil Callan J

O Dr J. Walker Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham T

B Epona Bloodstock Ltd and P.A Byrne Johnston Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Back to very best when coming out on top at Hamilton in June and went close on the July Course here next time However, struggled in the Golden Mile at Glorious Goodood last time and he’s likely to find this too competitive. TFRHIIII BHA99

14 FIRST VIEW (IRE) (21) 00/-2101

5 8-10 (in 4lb ex) (11)

Br B g Exceed And Excel (AUS) Love Charm (Singspiel (IRE)) Stefano Cherchi (3) J

O Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Newmarket T

B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S

TIMEFORM VIEWOpenedturfaccountinaLeicesterhandicapduringthesummerandenhancedgoodAWstrikeratewhenaccountingfor13rivalsinfirst-timecheekpieces atKempton(1m)lasttime Oneof4representinglastyear’swinningyardandcertainlynotwithouthopeunderapenalty(2lb‘well-in’). TFRHHHII BHA90 (+6)

15 SAVVY VICTORY (IRE) (27) 133621

3 8-10 (in 4lb ex) (13)

Br B c New Bay Highlands Queen (FR) (Mount Nelson) Ryan Moore J

O Mr Julian Hui S. P. C. Woods, Newmarket T

B Ballylinch Stud Brook Stud Bloodstock Ltd S

TIMEFORMVIEWOffthemarkatPontefractonreturninAprilandjusttouchedoffbyProtagonistatDoncasteronpenultimatestart.Improvedwhensubsequentlyscoringingood styleatGoodwood(11/4m,good)wherehebenefitedfrombeingriddenwithmorerestraint,andthis3-y-oisaplayerwithRyanMoorebooked. TFRHHHII BHA95 (+6)

20 KITSUNE POWER (IRE) (28) 121021 3 8-8 (7)

Br B g Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) Fire Heroine (USA) (Pivotal) Ray Dawson J

O King Power Racing Co Ltd

B Stuart Mcphee Bloodstock Ltd

Roger Varian, Newmarket T

King Power International Co Ltd S

TFRHHHII BHA97

TIMEFORM VIEWDidwelltofinishascloseashedidwhenrunner-upatGloriousGoodwoodinJulyandimprovedforthestepupto11/4mwhenseeing off4rivalsatBeverleylasttime Thisisamuchtougherassignmentbutheprobablyhasmoretooffer Cheekpiecesapplied.

21 DUAL IDENTITY (IRE) (35) 122012 4 8-7 (6)

Br B g Belardo (IRE) Teide Lady (Nashwan (USA))

O Kennet Valley Thoroughbreds IV

Andrea Atzeni J

William Knight, Newmarket T

B Gerry Flannery Developments Tattersalls, Oakman Group PLC S

TIMEFORM VIEWImprovedperformerthisyear,finishingoutofthefirsttwojustonefrom7appearancesin2022.Pulledclearoftherestwiththewinner whenbeatenlessthanalengthbyProtagonistatSandownand,now2lbbetteroff,itshouldagainbeclosebetweenthem. TFRHHHII BHA91

22 CAROLUS MAGNUS (IRE) (49) 520333 C 4 8-6 (8)

Br B g Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) Izola (Beat Hollow) David Probert J

O Kennet Valley Thoroughbreds III Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T

B Peter & Hugh McCutcheon Oakman Group PLC S

TIMEFORM VIEW Both wins gained on this course, the latest a 1m handicap at this meeting last year However, he hasn’t managed to add to that since and is perhaps a shade too high in the weights for now. TFRHIIII BHA90

23 DUTCH DECOY (GB) (7) 421300

5 8-6 (9)

Br Ch g Dutch Art The Terrier (Foxhound (USA)) Andrew Breslin (3) J

O Owners Group 052 Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham T

B Bumble Bloodstock & Cheveley Park Stud Owners Group S

TIMEFORM VIEW Has more than paid his way already this year, winning 5 times since January However, his form has somewhat dipped of late and he’s likely to find this too competitive.

TFRHIIII BHA90 (-1)

24 CARADOC (IRE) (35) 240000 8-5 (17)

Br B g Camelot Applause (IRE) (Danehill Dancer (IRE)) Nicola Currie J

O Mr P. K. Siu Ed Walker, Upper Lambourn T

B P & B Bloodstock

ABM Catering Facilities Management S

TIMEFORMVIEWHighlycapableperformerwhenon-songandshapedwellonhisfirst2startsofthepresentcampaign.However,heappears to have gone off the boil judged on his York effort last time and there’s now an air of vulnerability about him. TFRHHIII BHA89

25 PISTOLETTO (USA) (7) 645440 8-3 (1)

Br B g War Front (USA) Lerici (USA) (Woodman (USA)) Royston Ffrench J

O J A Thompson & S Russell

John Ryan, Newmarket T

B Tada Nobutaka Russell Developments S

TIMEFORMVIEWLookedunluckynottofinishcloserwhenfourthof11toDutchDecoyinhandicapontheJulyCoursehere last month. Stone last at Newbury next time, though, and it’s easy enough to look elsewhere. TFRHIIII BHA87 (-2)

26 NIGHT OF LUXURY (GB) (21) 014110 8-3 (5)

Br B g Postponed (IRE) Moonlife (IRE) (Invincible Spirit (IRE)) Josephine Gordon J

O Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor, Newmarket T

B Godolphin Emirates Fly Better S

TIMEFORMVIEWHasclickedsinceswitchedtohandicaps,crankingitupanothernotchforthirdwinin6-runnercontesthere(JulyCourse)lastmonth. TFRHHIII BHA92 Jim Goldie, T

Probable S.P’s: 11-2 Mujtaba (GB), 9-1 Protagonist (FR), 11-1 Savvy Victory (IRE), 14-1 Totally Charming (GB), Dual Identity (IRE), 18-1 First View (IRE), Kitsune Power (IRE), 22-1 Injazati (IRE), Jimi Hendrix (IRE), Electrical Storm (GB), 25-1 Bell Rock (GB), 28-1 Brilliant Light (GB), 33-1 Magical Morning (GB), Lucander (IRE), 40-1 Majestic Dawn (IRE), Perotto (GB), Arqoob (IRE), Ouzo (GB), Caradoc (IRE), Night of Luxury (GB), Majestic (IRE), 66-1 Forest Falcon (IRE), Carolus Magnus (IRE), Dutch Decoy (GB), 80-1 Austrian Theory (IRE), 100-1 Notre Belle Bete (GB), Geremia (IRE), 150-1 Pistoletto (USA), Fast Medicine (IRE)

William Haggas has yet to land this prestigious handicap but MUJTABA is taken to put that right.

PLAY SMARTER

Though admittedly short in the betting for one who has yet to prove himself in the hustle and bustle of a big-field scenario such as this, he is unexposed and was impressive when returning from a break at Doncaster recently Stablemate Protagonist merits respect, but recent trends suggest a low draw is not ideal and bigger threats may be posed by Electrical Storm, Savvy Victory and Jimi Hendrix.

Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 47.80 secs Time: 1 min, 46.94 secs Majestic Dawn 26th September 2020, Good RACE

1 ALVESCOT (GB) (41) (4)

Br B f Al Kazeem Avessia (Averti (IRE))

O Mr D. J.

Ray Dawson J

Roger Varian, Newmarket T Oakgrove Stud S

2 AMAZING (IRE) (-) (13)

Br B f Siyouni (FR) Missy O’ Gwaun (IRE) (King’s Best (USA)) Andrea Atzeni J

O Mr Imad Alsagar

B Blue Diamond Stud Farm (UK) Ltd

Roger Varian, Newmarket T

Blue Diamond Stud Farm S BHA-

3 ANGEL DE LUZ (IRE) (-) 9-2 (8)

Br B f Camacho Angel Grace (IRE) (Dark Angel (IRE)) Clifford Lee J

O Nick Bradley Racing 44 George Boughey, Newmarket T

B Mrs Noelle Walsh Tattersalls S

TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled April 17. 92,000 gns yearling, Camacho filly. Half-sister to useful winner up to 1 1/4m Mystery Angel and 1 1/4m winner Aryaah. Makes appeal on paper for good yard and market should unearth some clues on debut. TFRHHHII BHA

4 CHEALAMY (GB) (18) 04 9-2 (9)

Br Gr f Siyouni (FR) Carnachy (IRE) (Mastercraftsman (IRE)) Daniel Muscutt J

O St Albans Bloodstock Limited James Ferguson, Newmarket T

B St Albans Bloodstock Ltd James Ferguson Racing S

TIMEFORM VIEW Siyouni filly Took a big step forward from debut run at Yarmouth when fourth in 14-runner Leicester novice (7f) 18 days ago, staying on strongly final

9 MUBHIJAH (GB) (35) 63 9-2 (1)

Br Ch f Shamardal (USA) Mubhirah (Raven’s Pass (USA)) Jim Crowley J

O Shadwell Estate Company Ltd Roger Varian, Newmarket T

B Shadwell Estate Company Limited

TIMEFORM VIEWPlentytorecommendheronpaperandbetterfordebutrunatYarmouthwhenthirdinaSandownmaiden(7f)5weeksago, not quickenlast 1/2f Hood goes on now andfeasible to think she canprogress again. Oneof 3 runnersfrom thisyard TFRHHHHH BHA-

10 ORIENTAL DANCER (GB) (39) 00 9-2 (10)

Br Ch f Dubawi (IRE) Geisha Girl (IRE) (Galileo (IRE)) Jamie Spencer J

O Mr Saeed Manana Richard Hannon, Marlborough T

B Rabbah Bloodstock Limited

TIMEFORM VIEW Dubawi filly who went backwards from debut run when ninth of 11 in minor event at Kempton (1m) 39 days ago still green and racing freely). Looks one for later on. TFRHHIII BHA-

11 ROUEN (GB) (-) 9-2 (3)

Br Ch f Intello (GER) Troarn (FR) (Wootton Bassett) Shane Kelly J

O Cheveley Park Stud Sir Michael Stoute, Newmarket T

B Cheveley Park Stud Limited Cheveley Park Stud S

TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled February 11. Intello filly. Dam, 9.5f-12.2f up to 10.5f (would probably have stayed 1 1/2m)

TFRHHHII BHA

12 SERAPHIA (IRE) (-) 9-2 (5)

Br B f Dark Angel (IRE) Lolwah (Pivotal)

O Ms Lily Bacon & Dr Andy Harter

Cieren Fallon J

Michael Bell, Newmarket T

B Rossenarra Bloodstock Ltd Michael Bell Racing S

TFRHHHII BHA

TIMEFORMVIEWFoaledFebruary20 130,000gnsfoal,100,000gnsyearling,DarkAngelfilly Half-sisterto9.5fwinner Shahaada. Dam, 8.3f winner, half-sister to useful 2-y-o 6f winner Queen’s Grace.

13 VERBIER (IRE) (-) 9-2 (12)

Br B f Frankel Permission Slip (IRE) (Authorized (IRE))

O Mrs Doreen Tabor

B Clarecastle Stud Ltd

Ryan Moore J

Ralph Beckett, Kimpton Down T

TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled April 10 380,000 gns yearling, Frankel filly Half-sister to 2-y-o 5f winner Expressionist and 1 3/4m winner Flash Point. Dam useful French 1 1/2m/12.2f winner. Trainer£ s newcomers command respect. TFRHHHHI BHA-

14 VERMILION (IRE) (18) 33

Br B f Kodiac Western Sky (Barathea (IRE))

9-2 (11)

William Buick J

O Highclere Sir Alexander Fleming Andrew Balding, Kingsclere T

B Colin Kennedy Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Promising start when beaten by a pair of subsequent winners at Salisbury (6f) in July and similar form when filling same spot in 14-runner Leicester novice (7f) 18 days ago Hood on 1st time and expected to be thereabouts again. TFRHHHHI BHA

DECLARED RUNNERS 14 2021: MISS CAROL ANN (IRE) 2 9 0 Andrea Atzeni 10-3 (Roger Varian) 8 ran Hood worn first time by No 9, 14.

Probable S.P’s: 9-2 Mubhijah (GB), 13-2 Vermilion (IRE), 8-1 Verbier (IRE), 9-1 Chealamy (GB), 11-1 Amazing (IRE), Edith Rigby (GB), Rouen (GB), 14-1 Lady Rascal (GB), 16-1 Angel de Luz (IRE), 18-1 Seraphia (IRE), 22-1 Fools And Horses (GB), High Spirited (IRE), 28-1 Oriental Dancer (GB), 66-1 Alvescot (GB) MUBHIJAH 5 Amazing

1 QUEEN (IRE) (16) 1125 D (6)

Br Gr f Decorated Knight Katch Me Katie (Danehill (USA)) J

O Mr Jaber Abdullah Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham T

B Irish National Stud Johnston Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM her first two starts before finishing in a listed event. the May Hill

2 PALM LILY (IRE) (16) 104 (8)

Br B f Expert Eye Lady Livius (IRE) (Titus Livius (FR)) Ryan Moore J

O Juddmonte Ralph Beckett, Kimpton Down T

B Ballylinch Stud Juddmonte Farms Inc S

TIMEFORMVIEW in a nursery at Doncaster last time. make more appeal. HHIII BHA81

3 ROSE PRICK (IRE) (21) 30213 D (1)

Br Ch f No Nay Never (USA) Ornelia Ruee (FR) (Sea The Stars (IRE)) Tom Marquand J

O David Ward Ed Walker Upper Lambourn T

B Viktor Tymoshenko & Andrey Milovanov ABM Catering Facilities Management S

TIMEFORM VIEW Overcame trouble in running to make a successful nursery debut at Newbury in August and backed it up with a solid showing at Ascot 3 weeks ago, just denied. Strong claims again.

TFRHHHHH BHA81 QUEEN OF DEAUVILLE (IRE) (42) 10304 8-10 (2)

Br Gr f Showcasing Syann (IRE) (Daylami (IRE)) William Buick J

O Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham T Johnston Racing Ltd S (IRE) (16) 433 B f (IRE) Beta Tauri (USA)

9 (12)

Br B f Kodi Bear (IRE) Nymfia (IRE) (Invincible Spirit (IRE)) George Rooke J

O Mrs Suzanne Williams & Partner Jonathan Portman, Upper Lambourn T

B M. Fahy & Rathbarry Stud Pump Technology Limited S

TIMEFORM VIEW 5/1, career best when winning 8-runner nursery at Kempton (8f) 12 days ago to prove he’s quite on

TFRHHHII BHA71 STRICTLY DREAMING

Br B f Oasis Dream Tahaany (IRE) (Raven’s Pass (USA)) Paddy Mathers J

O Strictly Legal Ian Williams, Alvechurch T B Shadwell Estate Company Limited

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair form to date and bred to do better, but her opening mark looks quite HHIII BHA70

11 ALEXA’S PRINCESS (IRE) (7)

Br Ch f Dandy Man (IRE) Born To Spend (IRE) (Born To Sea (IRE)) Jimmy Quinn J

O Nick Bradley Racing 9 & Mrs E Burke K. R. Burke, Leyburn T

B Michael Morrissey Tattersalls S

TFRHHIII BHA69

TIMEFORM VIEW Got off the mark at the sixth attempt in 7f nursery at Thirsk in August but wasn’t in the same form at Doncaster next time and looks up against it from out of the weights.

12 ZEBRA STAR (IRE) (11) 5201 D 8-2 (5)

Br Gr f Gregorian (IRE) Queen Zain (IRE) (Lawman (FR)) Saffie Osborne (3) J

O Nick Bradley Racing 44 George Boughey, Newmarket T

B Rathasker Stud Zebra Accountants S

TIMEFORMVIEWCareerbestwhenwinning7-runnernurseryatYarmouth(7f,good,5/2)11daysago,travellingstrongly and having loads to spare. Merits respect despite being hit quite hard by the handicapper

TFRHHHHI BHA69

DECLARED RUNNERS 12 2021: PERFECT NEWS 2 9 6 Tom Marquand 6-1 (William Haggas) 11 ran Hood worn by No 10

Probable S.P’s: 4-1 Rose Prick (IRE), 9-2 Zebra Star (IRE), 10-1 Mystic Pearl (FR), Bonnsie (IRE), Oscar’s Sister (IRE), 14-1 Coco Jamboo (IRE), Zabbie (GB), 18-1 Queen of Deauville (IRE), 20-1 Palm Lily (IRE), 22-1 Alexa’s Princess (IRE), 33-1 Strictly Dreaming (GB)

ROSE PRICK did well to get up at Newbury on nursery debut, then was just denied when a close third at Ascot 3 weeks ago, so she’s fancied to progress again and double her tally Zebra Star had plenty in hand when scoring at Yarmouth 11 days ago and, despite a hefty rise (also out of the weights), she looks the chief threat, with Mystic Pearl also considered.

Full flight. the

9 ZAINALARAB (GB) (16) 61115 D BF 8-8 (9)

Br B c Wootton Bassett Zimira (IRE) (Invincible Spirit (IRE)) Andrea Atzeni J

O Shadwell Estate Company Ltd

B Hesmonds Stud Ltd

Roger Varian, Newmarket T

TIMEFORM VIEW Wootton Bassett colt who completed a hat-trick on handicap debut at Sandown (7f) in August, well on top finish. Failed to meet expectationsatDoncastersubsequentlybutwasn’thelpedbyanothertardystart.Worthanotherchancegivenpreviouspromise TFRHHHHI BHA88

10 SOUND OF IONA (GB) (8) 321350 8-7 (8)

Br Ch m Orientor Eternal Instinct (Exceed And Excel (AUS)) Amie Waugh (5) J

O Mr & Mrs G Grant & The Reluctant Suitors Jim Goldie, Glasgow T

B F J Connor & J S Goldie Jim Goldie Racing S

TIMEFORM VIEWHasthrivedonherracinginthefaceofanintensivecampaign,addingtotallywhenmakingallatAscotearlierinthemonthandbetter thantheresultatDoncaster2startslater.FacedastifftaskinAyrlistedracelastweekbutreturntohandicapcompanyaplus. TFRHHHII BHA82

DECLARED RUNNERS 10 2021: JUMBY (IRE) 3 9 7 William Buick 5-2 (Eve Johnson Houghton) 8 ran Tongue Strap worn first time by No 4.

Probable S.P’s: 9-2 The Attorney (IRE), 6-1 Alrehb (USA), 13-2 Zainalarab (GB), 15-2 Noble Dynasty (GB), 17-2 Sound of Iona (GB), 9-1 Path of Thunder (IRE), 10-1 Light And Dark (GB), 12-1 Oo de Lally (IRE), 16-1 Tuscan (IRE), 22-1 Hurricane Ivor (IRE)

MEDIAN & RECORD TIME

Raceform Median Time: 1 min, 25.40 secs Record Time: 1 min, 21.98 secs Tupi (IRE) 16th May 2015, Good to Firm RACE SPONSOR find out more about today’s race sponsor at turners-distribution.com

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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.

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

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. NOTICES

Health And Safety Notice

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).

Racehorse & Jockey Welfare

The welfare of the sport’s equine and human participants is paramount to British Horseracing. All racehorses competing in Britain are stabled at the premises of trainers who are licensed by The British Horseracing Authority The standards demanded by The BHA of licensed racehorse trainers far exceed those prescribed by animal welfare legislation. The British Horseracing Authority similarly licenses every racecourse, setting high standards for the racing surface and all parts of the course used by competitors, both human and equine BHA Officials 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

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.

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.

Newmarket Racecourses Official Photographer

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

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

First Race 1.50 THE JUDDMONTE ROYAL LODGE STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £70887 to the winning horse The second to receive £26875 the third £13450 and the fourth £6700. for two yrs old colts and geldings only Enter by noon, August 9th and pay £435 stake, Scratch by noon, September 6th or pay £500, Confirm by noon, September 20th and pay £315, Supplementary Entry by noon, September 20th and pay £10000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Weights: 9st 2lb each Penalties, a winner of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 3lb JUDDMONTE FARMS LTD has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and breeder of the winning horse In addition, they will award a £100 cash prize and a memento to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £100 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 JUDDMONTE FARMS LTD. 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 Breeders’ Cup Owners’ Premiums and the Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” Program apply to this race For full details, please contact Newmarket Racecourse (No confirmation of entry is required for Supplementary entries). Points accrued in this race and others in the 2022/23 “European Road to the Kentucky Derby” will count towards automatic qualification into the 2023 Kentucky Derby. Only one horse from the 2022/2023 “European Road to the Kentucky Derby” series will be granted automatic qualifi cation. However, if the winner of the 2022/2023 “European Road to the Kentucky Derby” Series also qualifies through America’s 36-race Road to the Kentucky Derby series, the invitation will be extended to the next eligible horse in the 2022/2023 “European Road to the Kentucky Derby” series. If two or more horses have the same number of points, the horse with the highest earnings in non-restricted stakes races will be judged to be the winner If a winning horse cannot be selected by this method, the horse with the highest lifetime earnings will be declared the winner For full details, please refer to the relevant pages on www.ChurchillDowns.com. 77 entries, 37 at £435, 31 at £935, 9 at £1250 Closed August 9th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £55700; Second £22863; Third £11438; Fourth £5713. (Penalty Value £70887.50) A SS

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Second Race 2.25 - THE JUDDMONTE CHEVELEY PARK STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 1) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £165355 to the winning horse The second to receive £62689, the third £31374, the fourth £15628, the fifth £7843 and the sixth £3936. for two yrs old fillies only Enter by noon, August 9th and pay £1180 stake, Scratch by noon, September 6th or pay £1360, Confirm by noon, September 20th and pay £880, Supplementary Entry by noon, September 20th and pay £20000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Weights: 9st 2lb each. JUDDMONTE FARMS LTD has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and breeder of the winning horse In addition, they will award a £100 cash prize and a memento to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £250 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 JUDDMONTE FARMS LTD. 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 (No confirmation of entry is required for Supplementary entries). 42 entries, 16 at £1180, 16 at £2540, 9 at £3420, 1 at £20000 Closed August 9th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £129928; Second £53330; Third £26680; Fourth £13325; Fifth £6677; Sixth £3324. (Penalty Value £165355.02) A SS

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Third Race 3.00 - THE JUDDMONTE MIDDLE PARK STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 1) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £155952 to the winning horse The second to receive £59125, the third £29590, the fourth £14740, the fifth £7397 and the sixth £3712. for two yrs old colts only Enter by noon, August 9th and pay £1180 stake, Scratch by noon, September 6th or pay £1360, Confirm by noon, September 20th and pay £880, Supplementary Entry by noon, September 20th and pay £20000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Weights: 9st 2lb each. JUDDMONTE FARMS LTD has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and breeder of the winning horse In addition, they will award a £100 cash prize and a memento to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £250 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 JUDDMONTE FARMS LTD. 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 (No confirmation of entry is required for Supplementary entries). 29 entries, 11 at £1180, 8 at £2540, 10 at £3420 Closed August 9th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £122540; Second £50298; Third £25163; Fourth £12568; Fifth £6298; Sixth £3135. (Penalty Value £155952.50) A SS

SEE PAGE 34 FOR THIS RACE. Fourth Race 3.40 - THE bet365 CAMBRIDGESHIRE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (HERITAGE HANDICAP) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £103080 to the winning horse The second to receive £48340, the third £24180, the fourth £12080, the fifth £6040 and the sixth £3020 for three yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, August 16th and pay £350 stake, Scratch by noon, September 6th or pay £400, Confirm by noon, September 20th and pay £250, Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 12lb Penalties, after August 27th, 2022, a winner of a race 4lb Of 2 races 7lb NOTE: Any horse rated above 110 shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 9st 12lb Subsequently, the excess over 110 in any rating shall be allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried.. bet365 has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and stable employee in charge of the winning horse In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race Declarations to run for this race must be made by 10.00 a.m. on Thursday, September 22nd and declarations of riders must be made by 1.00 p.m. on Thursday, September 22nd. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of bet365. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code This race will be restricted to 35 runners plus two reserves. The two reserves will be nominated as R36 and R37. The procedure for the allocation and operation of the reserves protocol will be as detailed in the notice headed ‘Reserves’ which has been published in The Racing Calendar and which also appears in the important notices following the Standard Conditions on the Racing Bulletin area of the BHA Racing Administration Internet site www.racingadmin.co.uk. Trainers are reminded of the provisions of paragraph 41 of the Race Entry Code which require that they must notify the Racing Calendar Office immediately when the decision has been made not to run. This will maximise the list of runners and determine whether the weights will need to be raised. The Racecourse Executive will pay a travel allowance of £400 to any reserve that travels to the course on the day prior to this race, but which subsequently fails to take the place of a declared runner For the avoidance of doubt, such payments will only be made to any such reserve which would reasonably be expected to travel on the day prior to the race and, thus, for which it would be necessary to begin the journey to the course before the deadline for a reserve to replace a non-runner has passed, i.e., 1.00 p.m. on Friday, September 23rd. Trainers seeking to claim this allowance must seek prior confirmation from the Racecourse Executive before commencing the journey. The British Horseracing Authority has modified the Declaration of Jockey section of the Race Entry Code and the Division of Races section of the Race Administration Code for the purposes of 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 105 entries, 24 at £350, 37 at £750, 44 at £1000 Closed August 16th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £81260; Second £40640; Third £20320; Fourth £10160; Fifth £5080; Sixth £2540. (Penalty Value £103080) SS

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Fifth Race 4.15 THE BLANDFORD BLOODSTOCK MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) 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 maiden two yrs old fillies only Enter by noon, September 20th and pay £75 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Weights: 9st 2lb each. BLANDFORD BLOODSTOCK 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 29 entries at £75. Closed September 20th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £6401; Second £3200; Third £1601; Fourth £800 (Penalty Value £8100) SS SEE PAGE 48 FOR THIS RACE. Sixth Race 4.50 THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF ‘JERSEY LILY’ FILLIES’ NURSERY 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 two yrs old fillies only, which are E.B.F eligible Enter by noon, September 20th and pay £250 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 9lb Penalties, after September 17th, 2022, for each race won 6lb NEWMARKET RACECOURSES will kindly present a memento to the winning owner and a bottle of champagne to the winning 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 THE TRUSTEES OF THE E.B.F have kindly contributed £25,000 towards the prize money for this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of E.B.F 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 19 entries at £250 Closed September 20th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £20315; Second £10160; Third £5080; Fourth £2540; Fifth £1270; Sixth £635 (Penalty Value £25770) SS SEE PAGE 52 FOR THIS RACE.

Seventh Race 5.25 - THE TURNERS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £13500 to the winning horse The second to receive £6337, the third £3170 and the fourth £1585. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 86-105 (also open to such horses rated 106 and 107; such horses rated 85 and below are also eligible see Standard Conditions). £125 stake if the horse is rated 86 or higher, or £25 stake if the horse is rated 85 or lower with £100 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. September 22nd. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 8st 7lb; 3-y-o 8st 4lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 9st 12lb; 3-y-o 9st 9lb Penalties, after September 17th, 2022, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb TURNERS have generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner and a bottle of champagne to the winning trainer and jockey 15 entries at £125. Closed September 20th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £10668; Second £5333; Third £2668; Fourth £1333. (Penalty Value £13500) SS

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