Plumpton Racecard - Monday 17th October

2.10pm

Sussex Cattle

2.45pm Nick Embiricos

3.20pm Summertree Novices’ Handicap Hurdle

3.55pm Aldaniti Partnership Handicap Chase

4.30pm Southern Cranes & Access Ltd Handicap Hurdle

6th 5.05pm Bob Champion Cancer Trust Novices’ Handicap Chase

5.40pm Sis & Josh Gifford Memorial Mare’s Handicap Hurdle

Welcome to our annual Bob Champion Cancer Trust Raceday!

It’s been a month since our first fixture of the season, although it feels like 5 minutes to us at the track as the time has flown by! The season started in great fashion on September 18th with the ground riding beautifully despite the very dry summer and over 3,000 people joining us and seemingly having a great time. Since then we’ve had 69mm of rain as well as applying plenty of irrigation and so our going today is largely Good with some Good to Soft in the Hurdle course. Please also keep your eye on the two road crossings across the track we’ve replaced these between the first two fixtures with a waxed eco surface, which should be a great improvement for all runners.

Its superb to welcome back Bob, Lucy and all the committee for the annual Charity Day at Plumpton. It takes a huge amount of effort to put these events on and the time, effort and commitment of the team is testament to its success which was notable with around £75k being raised last year which is a cracking effort. However, we aren’t ones to rest on our laurels and we want to do more this year for such a worthy cause (and if you read the Aldaniti page and various Bob Champion adverts in this card, you’ll see some of the amazing things this Charity does) and so make sure you come along and have a look at the silent auction prizes and buy some raffle tickets. Any donation or bid helps and there are some fantastic prizes to have a look at (which are all shown on the middle pages of this racecard).

We must also pass on our sincere thanks to The Humphries Family, Valda Embiricos & The Embiricos Family, Mike Roberts & Summertree Stud, Southern Cranes & Access Ltd, Mrs Vicki Morgan, SIS & Recycled Products Ltd who very kindly support us through sponsorship and more importantly the Charity on such an important fund raising day.

With Chepstow now having been and gone, Cheltenham entries rolling in and those mornings turning markedly colder (we have had a leaf frost already!) it certainly feels like the National Hunt season is ready to take off. Our next fixture on the 31st October has a preview with Colin Brown before racing in Chasers Bar (Lewes Stand) and we have a £26k Handicap Hurdle to really whet the appetite for the season ahead too. We hope you’ll join us for the thrills and spills to come along the way. The world feels a bit fraught at the moment and we hope days with us can be some respite in all of the turmoil.

But for now to today, have an enjoyable day and let’s hope it’s a great days racing and do remember to donate to the Bob Champion Cancer Trust!

Dan Thompson Chief Executive

Best Wishes, Dan

TODAY’S OFFICIALS

Stewards

Starters

Judge

Clerk of the Scales

Veterinary

Commentator

Raceday

JMR Nurse

FERGUS SWEENEY, Esq., (Chief Steward) ADAM BARKER, Esq. (Stewards’ Panel Chair), KATE SMITH, STEVE DROWNE, GWEN THOMAS

STENNING, Esq., STEVEN AVIS, Esq.

GREEN

O’BRIEN

MCKENZIE,

JACKSON

Physio SALLY DUFTY

Veterinary Surgeons

(SRMO),

IAN

MATT WATERHOUSE (SVS), SIMON STAEMPFLI, LUIS RUBIO MARTINEZ

Betting Ring Manager DUNCAN LILLYWHITE

Equine Welfare and Integrity Officers

CAROL BROODBANK, PETER DOUBLE , SARAH COLLINS

Safeguarding Lead STEVE TOMLIN

Deputy Safeguarding Lead DAN THOMPSON

Official Caterers

Chief Executive

FLAVOURS, 6 Southgate Parade, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 6ER

DANIEL THOMPSON, Plumpton Racecourse Ltd, Plumpton, East Sussex, BN7 3AL. Tel: (01273) 890383

Clerk of the Course MARCUS WATERS, Esq., Plumpton

Ltd, Plumpton, 07399211919

MEET THE TEAM

Dan Thompson Chief Executive

Marcus Waters Clerk of the Course

Rebecca Warnett Operations Executive

Martyn Smith Company Accountant

Tommy Churchyard Marketing Executive

Jacqui Hill

Manager

Craig French Assistant Head Groundsperson

Lewis Emdond Groundsperson

Ross Craig Groundsperson

Mac Cornford Groundsperson

Steve Tomlin Raceday Health & Safety Manager

INFORMATION

Horse Care at Plumpton

At every race meeting at Plumpton there are three specially qualified Equine vets appointed to look after the welfare of all horses in action.

During a race two vets follow the action from the centre of the course and can attend a casualty in the same response time as the Paramedic team responsible for human casualties.

The third vet is based at the Stable Yard where a close check is kept on all horses, especially those returning after a race.

Use of Screens

It is now standard practice for screens to be erected around any horse receiving veterinary attention on the ground. This does not reflect on the severity of any injury, but allows the vet some privacy, and the patient a calm environment in which to make a recovery.

Please do not assume the worst if you see screens erected around a fallen horse. All equine care at Plumpton is provided by: Sussex Equine Hospital Billingshurst Rd, Ashington, West Sussex RH20 3BB

Unauthorised Bookmaking

It is a condition of entry to this racecourse that only individuals in possession of a valid betting badge and occupying an authorised pitch are entitled to lay bets on the course of their business. Any individual contravening these rules will be evicted. On-Course Bookmakers at Plumpton Late Pay Service

If you need to claim winnings from an on-course bookmaker after a raceday, please send your ticket and covering letter to the following address: Late Pay Department, AGT Ltd, 3a King’s Hall, St Ives Business Park, St Ives, Cambridgeshire PE27 4WY

Dogs

Dogs are only allowed in the Picnic Enclosure and must be on a lead at all times. Please do not leave dogs unattended in your car.

Photography

Use of cameras, video equipment, laptop and other computer equipment, mobile telephones and other telecommunications devices at Plumpton Racecourse is subject to terms and conditions full details are available at the racecourse office. Racegoers may take photographs for personal use only you are not permitted to make commercial use of any audio/visual coverage, still images or data relating to racing at the Racecourse.

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY IS DANGEROUS WHERE HORSES ARE INVOLVED, YOU ARE ASKED NOT TO USE FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY ANYWHERE IN THE PADDOCK AREA AND PARTICULARLY NEAR THE WINNERS ENCLOSURE.

Photos taken at Plumpton Racecourse

Please be aware that we have an official photographer at Plumpton Racecourse and they are gathering pictures of racing, scenery and crowds throughout the day. Most pictures will be non-specific but it is possible that images of you will be captured. As we retain copyright of these pictures, we may use these for future marketing campaigns, both digital and in print. By purchasing a ticket to this event, it is assumed that you are aware this is a possibility. If this is something you don’t want to be included in, please do let us know at the racecourse office.

Radios, Mobile Telephones and Computer Equipment

The use of all types of communication equipment is strictly controlled at all racecourses. Members of the public may not use two-way radios, scanning receivers etc for any purpose at the racecourse. Mobile telephones and computer equipment may not be used in or near any betting area, for off-course betting purposes. Further details are available from the racecourse office.

Abandonments

In the event of a fixture being abandoned, refunds on admission badges and tickets purchased will be paid in the following circumstances:

Abandonment before completion of the first race full refund;

Abandonment before completion of the third race 50% refund;

Abandonment thereafter no refund.

In the event that a refund is due, refunds can not be made on racedays. To obtain a refund, please send your badge/ticket with full address details, within 28 days of the date of the race meeting to Plumpton Racecourse, Plumpton, East Sussex BN7 3AL.

Broken Glasses & Bottles

Broken glasses and bottles are dangerous. In the interests of safety and the comfort of others, please do not carry drinks on to the steppings of the stand, or the areas adjacent to the parade ring or unsaddling enclosure.

No Smoking

You are permitted to smoke in all outside areas, including the grandstands and balconies. Smoking is prohibited in any enclosed area. This policy includes electronic cigarettes or any other product deemed unacceptable.

BBQs

Please can BBQs be extinguished 15 minutes before the start of the first race.

General

The Management reserves the right to refuse admission to, or expel any person from, the racecourse, without assigning a reason for so doing, and does not accept any responsibility for loss or damage to persons or to their property.

Accessibility at Plumpton Racecourse

Plumpton Racecourse’s facilities provide an accessible environment for all our racegoers, including those with young children. We are happy to make alternative arrangements if necessary; if you have any queries or require assistance please phone 01273 890383, visit the Racecourse Office or ask any member of staff and we will be happy to assist you in any way we can.

Notices

Weights, Pedigrees, Trainers’ Names, Descriptions, Performances and Values of Races have been added for the convenience of the public, but are subject to alteration.

All horses must parade in the Parade Ring except by permission of the Stewards, but in all cases must pass through the Ring on the way to the post.

horse’s saddlecloth number

sex of horse: c=colt, h=horse, g=gelding, f=filly, m=maredam

previous performances: C-course winner, D=distance winner, CD=course & distance winner, BF=beaten favourite

colour graphic horse’s name formsire dam No. of days since last ran

age weight st-lbs

8 NEWZEALANDER(GB)(195)5604P6- 5 11-2

Br B g Australia Dalasyla (IRE) Derek Fox J O Mr A Kerr Mr L Kerr Leonard Kerr, Irvine T B Sir P Vela, Triermore Stud & New England

TIMEFORM VIEW Exposed as poor maiden hurdler and was sold for only £2,000 from Fergal O’Brien’s yard in December. TFR BHA77

colour of horse: b=bay, br=brown, ch=chestnut, gr=grey

Official BHA Rating

The BHA Handicappers allot ratings to horses once they have taken part in a suffi cient number of races to enable the Handicapper to make a numerical assessment of each horse’s ability.The principle purpose of the ratings is to determine the weight to be carried by each runner in handicap races, with the Handicappers aiming to provide each participant with an equal chance based on its best recent form under its optimum conditions. A horse rated 100, for example, would be set to carry 1lb more than a horse rated 99 (ignoring any penalties or allowances).The ratings published in the racecard for handicap races are the ratings that were used to calculate the weight to be carried by each horse, whilst in nonhandicap races the rating shown is that of each runner at the time that the entries for the race were confi rmed. Any subsequently published change to a rating, either up or down, is shown in brackets following the rating.For novice steeple chasers, the latest hurdle race rating may be shown until such time as the Handicappers allot a separate steeple chase rating. Such ratings are prefi xed by the letter h.

brighton mini-bus train times

Racegoers are advised that Plumpton Racecourse operates a return mini-bus service from Brighton Train Station on weekend and Bank Holiday racedays. The silver, Chariots mini-bus will depart from the designated Coach parking area at the rear of Brighton Station 1½ hours before the scheduled off time of the first race. The return service will depart from the racecourse rear public car park half an hour after the last race. As space is limited, and to avoid disappointment, we recommend that tickets are purchased in advance from our website. Return Fare: £10

Departs Arrives

16.49 Plumpton Eastbourne 17.17 17.19 Plumpton Eastbourne 17.51 17.45 Plumpton Eastbourne 18.16 18.46 Plumpton Eastbourne 19.20

Departs Arrives

16.35 Plumpton London Victoria 17.36 17.36 Plumpton London Victoria 18.36 18.08 Plumpton London Victoria 19.08 18.35 Plumpton London Victoria 19.38

form guide Official BHA rating

Br Breeding O Owner B Breeder J Jockey T Trainer S Sponsor

A bet can make an already exciting race far more thrilling. Backing your selection with cash and watching your chosen horse win is a great feeling.

1. Pick your winner!

Many people select a horse based on its name or jockey colours or go to the parade ring and view the horses. Alternatively you may wish to follow a particular jockey or trainer, or a tipster in a newspaper. Others like to look at the horse’s previous races or ‘form’.

2. Where to place your bet

In the betting ring, in front of the Grandstands, with a racecourse ‘bookie’. This is great fun as you can shop around for the bookmaker offering the biggest odds on your selection. With the Tote at one of their designated betting points all around the racecourse. At the William Hill betting shop, which is identical to a high street betting shop.

3. Place your bet

Decide how much you want to stake, and what type of bet you would like to place. Then cheer your selection home! There are a few simple rules that you need to follow after placing your bet:

Please check your receipt. Mistakes cannot be rectified after the race is off Keep your bet receipt safe. You will need this to collect your winnings

Don’t throw away your ticket until the racecourse announcer says ‘Weighed In’. Even if your horse has not won, the result may be changed if there is a ‘Stewards enquiry’. If you have any queries about your bet, please speak to the bookmaker or the Betting Ring Manager.

PLACE TERMS

All Racecourses enforce standard each way terms, in line with Paragraph 2.7.11 of the Terms and Conditions of Entry Special Conditions E. These terms state that where accepting each-way bets, bookmakers will ensure the terms shall be or shall be better, i.e. more favourable to the customer, than:

(a) for races with fewer than 3 runners all to win;

(b) for races with 3 or 4 runners 1/5 odds on place 1-2;

(c) for races with 5-7 runners (inclusive) 1/4 odds on place 1-2; (d) for races with 8 or more runners 1/5 odds on place 1-2-3; (e) for handicap races with 12-15 runners (inclusive) 1/4 odds on place 1-2-3; (f) for handicap races with 16-21 runners (inclusive) 1/5 odds on place 1-2-3-4; and (g) for handicap races with 22 or more runners 1/4 odds on place 1-2-3-4,and shall comply with clause 2.7.2 regarding the prominent display of terms.

WHAT IS RULE 4?

Rule 4 is a betting industry-standard deduction that is made on a winning horse bet when there is a non-runner in a race, and you have taken a fi xed price.

If there is a non runner in the race, anyone who backs a non-runner will get their stakes refunded. The Rule 4 exists to make a deduction from your bet to take into account the impact on the betting market of the non runner.

The amount of the deduction varies depending on the price of the non-runner. The Rule 4 deduction is not applied to the stake, only to your winnings.

TRAINER & JOCKEY FORM

Top Jump Trainers with Runners Today

JOCKEY

Top Jump Jockeys with Rides Today

LAST MEETING REVIEW

See The Sea pings the last to win the feature handicap hurdle, making the near 500 mile trip worth it!

The first of the seven race card at our last meeting saw three maidens take to the start of the 2m1f Maiden Hurdle race. Favourite Lusaka came from behind but made a mistake two from home. It is doubtful that it cost him the race because the winner, Mordred, made all from the get go and kept on strongly in the final stages.

Race two saw Special Buddy make all and get challenged by Agent Saonois until two out, and despite jumping right and losing a length or two from this he stayed on to take the victory.

Mr Freedom was held up until Marc Goldstein gave him the nudge and he made headway three out to come to the front. The gelding kept on well and Executive Pool, who finished second, seemed to be no match for him.

Sea The Sea rallied on to finish a length in front of Glimpse Of Gold who chased the leaders but despite his best efforts didn’t quite get there in the closing stages.

The next race caused a stir when the leader Trumps Benefit fell three fences out leaving Only Money clear to take the race providing Chris Gordan and Tom Cannon the first leg of their double.

Claiming jockey Lily Pinchin enjoyed success aboard Boomtime Banker who was prominent and led from two out. The pair kept on well and rallied to come home just short of two lengths in front of Cherry Cola.

The second leg of the Canon/ Gordan double came when landing the Open National Hunt Flat race. The eventual winner, Invictus De Brion, tracked Dannystory until the final 2 furlongs when he went into the lead. Alien Storm was on his heals when he made headway over 3 furlongs out but was outpaced and the favourite finished a length and a half be hind the winner.

Race 1 1.00 6f

1 Captain Dandy (IRE) 9-7

2 H Key Lails (GB) 9-7

3 Justwatchmestrugle (GB) 9-7

4 Secret Joy (IRE) 9-7

5 Taj Neom (IRE) 9-7

6 Bay of Hope (IRE) 9-5

7 Harry’s Halo (IRE) 9-5

Nightout (GB) 9-5

We’renotreallyhere (GB) 9-5

10 Beautron (GB) 9-2

11 George Lodge (IRE) 9-2

Race 2 1.30 1m 6y

1 Nights Over Egypt (IRE) 9-10

2 Rievaulx Raver (IRE) 9-8

3 Disputed (GB) 9-7

4 Alexa’s Princess (IRE) 9-7

5 Vondelpark (GB) 9-6

6 Orchestra (FR) 9-5

7 Coverdale (IRE) 9-5

8 Lunacy (GB) 9-4

Slingsbytoo (IRE) 9-3

10 Kittykarma (IRE) 9-2

11 Penny Ghent (GB) 8-13

12 Trabajo Detecho (GB) 8-12

13 Valstar (IRE) 8-11

14 Leap Year Lad (IRE) 8-11

15 Purple Martini (GB) 8-8

Race 3 2.00 1m 6y

1 Arkendale (GB) 9-5

2 Captain Winters (GB) 9-5

3 Chillhi (IRE) 9-5

4 Local Dynasty (IRE) 9-5

5 Think First (IRE) 9-5

6 Sirona (GER) 9-3

7 Caernarfon (GB) 9-0

8 Luckin Brew (IRE) 9-0

9 Shandy Star (IRE) 9-0

PONTEFRACT

Race 4 2.35 2m 2f 2y

1 Golden Flame (IRE) 9-6

2 Land of Winter (FR) 9-6

3 Lynwood Gold (IRE) 9-6

4 Morando (FR) 9-6

5 Vino Victrix (GB) 9-6

6

Wise Eagle (IRE) 9-6

7 Indefatigable (IRE) 9-1

8 Visite Officielle (FR) 9-1

Race 5 3.10 1m 2f 5y

1 Met Office (IRE) 10-2

2 Myristica (IRE) 10-1

3 Jean Baptiste (IRE) 10-0

4 Poker Face (IRE) 9-12

5 Thunderclap (IRE) 9-12

6 Cockalorum (IRE) 9-10

7 Ghasham (IRE) 9-10

8 Reach (IRE) 9-4

9 Regal Mirage (IRE) 9-3

10 Billy Roberts (IRE) 9-1

Race 6 3.45 6f

1 Makinitup (IRE) 9-12

2 Run This Way (GB) 9-11

3 Endowed (GB) 9-9

4 Cottam Lane (GB) 9-8

5 Rich Rhythm (GB) 9-7

6 The Dunkirk Lads (GB) 9-7

7 Coco Bear (IRE) 9-6

8 Barney’s Bay (GB) 9-6

9 Dandy Spirit (IRE) 9-5

10 Teruntum Star (FR) 9-2

11 La Feile (GB) 9-1

12 Sweet Glance (GB) 9-1

13 Rhythm (IRE) 8-13

14 Jackmeister Rudi (GB) 8-11

15 Joeyremy (IRE) 8-10

16 Round The Island (GB) 8-8

Race 7 4.20 6f

1 Shark Two One (GB) 9-12

2 Gumdrop (GB) 9-10

3 Nearly A Gonna (GB) 9-10

4 Close Quarters (IRE) 9-9

5 John Kirkup (GB) 9-8

6 Guest List (IRE) 9-7

7 Burj Malinka (IRE) 9-7

8 Mythical Molly (IRE) 9-6

9 Special Mayson (GB) 9-4

10 Kentucky Rose (GB) 9-2

11 Sir Benedict (IRE) 9-2

12 After John (GB) 9-2

13 Redrosezorro (GB) 8-12

14 Spear Fir (GB) 8-12

15 Magical Effect (IRE) 8-10

Race 8 4.55 5f 3y

1 Mark’s Choice (IRE) 9-9

2 Ava Go Joe (IRE) 9-7

3 Rambuso Creek (IRE) 9-6

4 Spoof (GB) 9-5

5 Another Investment (IRE) 9-5

6 Ginger Jam (GB) 9-5

7 Rayong (GB) 9-3

8 Grantley Hall (GB) 9-2

9 Gunnerside (IRE) 8-12

10 Never Dark (GB) 8-12

11 Thornaby Pearl (GB) 8-8

12 Phoenix Star (IRE) 8-6

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Race 1 1.20 1m 3f 99y

Just Hiss (GB) 11-2

Fighting Poet (IRE) 11-1

Allset (IRE) 11-1

Richard P Smith (IRE) 11-0

Gold Souk (IRE) 10-12

Eagle’s Realm (GB) 10-12

Berrygar (GB) 10-10

Magical Dragon (IRE) 10-9

Balgowan (IRE) 10-8

Jacks Profit (IRE) 10-8

The Game Is On (GB) 10-6

It’s How We Roll (IRE) 10-5

Fen Tiger (IRE) 10-5

Good Impression (GB) 9-13

Devorgilla (GB) 9-12

Eagles Dare (GB) 9-11

Race 2 1.50 5f 21y

Proverb (IRE) 9-9

Ferrous (IRE) 9-4

Desert Fighter (IRE) 9-2

Dropskipandump (IRE) 9-2

Empire of The Sun (GB) 9-2

Get Busy (GB) 9-2

Kwiz (IRE) 9-0

Once Adaay (GB) 9-0

Lulworth Cove (IRE) 8-13

Radio Goo Goo (GB) 8-13

Must Catch Up (GB) 8-11

Race 3 2.25 5f 21y

Meganseigthteen (GB) 9-10

Pettochside (GB) 9-9

Sparked (GB) 9-6

Firenze Rosa (IRE) 9-5

Porterinthejungle (IRE) 9-4

Coronation Cottage (GB)9-3

Ellie Piper (GB) 9-3

Haveagobeau (GB) 8-13

Blue Venture (GB) 8-13

Notre Maison (GB) 8-11

Thank The Lord (GB) 8-10

Major Pusey (GB) 8-10

WINDSOR

Race 4 3.00

1

1m 2f

The Whipmaster (IRE) 9-11

2 Andaleep (IRE) 9-11

3 Danville (GB) 9-9

4 Mark of Respect (IRE) 9-4

5 Wisper (IRE) 9-3

6

He’s A Latchico (IRE) 9-2

7 Group One Power (GB) 9-1

8 Glen Esk (GB) 8-12

9 Bearaway (IRE) 8-11

10 End Result (GB) 8-10

11 Lawn Ranger (GB) 8-7

Race 5 3.35

1m 2f

1 By Your Side (GB) 9-13

2 Chips And Rice (GB) 9-9

3 Glittering Choice (GB) 9-9

4 V Twelve (IRE) 9-9

5 Moonis (IRE) 9-7

6 Super Stars (IRE) 9-6

7 Nonsuch Lad (IRE) 9-6

8 I Am The Sea (GB) 9-5

9 Showman (GB) 8-13

10 Young Winston (GB) 8-11

11 Una Notte (GB) 8-4

Race 6 4.10

1m 31y

1 Farasi Lane (IRE) 9-12

2 Frantanck (GB) 9-9

3 Lost In Time (GB) 9-7

4 Foden (GB) 9-7

5 Devasboy (GB) 9-6

6 The Rain King (IRE) 9-3

7 Mr Trick (IRE) 9-2

8 Rival (GB) 8-13

9 Super Den (GB) 8-13

10 My Mate Ted (IRE) 8-12

11 Espresso Freddo (IRE) 8-9

Race 7 4.45 1m 31y

1

Platinum Prince (GB) 10-0

2 Alyara (GB) 10-0

3 Gypsy Whisper (GB) 9-13

4 Daphne May (GB) 9-12

5 Typical Man (GB) 9-12

6 Kadima Imperial (GB) 9-11

7

Roundabout Silver (GB) 9-10

8 Mr Zee (IRE) 9-8

9 Cyrus Kingofpersia (GB) 9-8

10 Promoting (IRE) 9-8

11 Galactic Glow (IRE) 9-1

12 My Friend Woody (GB) 9-0

13 Essme (GB) 8-11

14 Tara (GB) 8-10

Race 8 5.15 1m 31y

1 Afta Party (IRE) 10-0

2 Peruvian Summer (IRE) 9-13

3 Dourado (IRE) 9-13

4 Mabre (IRE) 9-12

5 Tricky Business (GB) 9-11

6 Fourshadesofsilver (GB) 9-11

7 Starry Eyes (USA) 9-10

8 Ladypacksapunch (GB) 9-8

9 Rampage (IRE) 9-8

10 Laurentia (IRE) 9-1

11 Susanbequick (IRE) 9-1

12 Hy Eales (IRE) 9-0

13 Maykir (GB) 8-10

14 Just Albert (GB) 8-9

Moore

KILFILUM WOODS was far from disgraced when second behind this year's Persian War runner-up Outlaw Peter at Kempton in May, and he's arguably the one to beat on that form. Alien Storm and Our Champ displayed a fair level ability in bumpers, however, and they could provide a stern challenge on their respective hurdling bows. Rewired struck over timber at Fakenham in March, has gone well fresh in the past and can't be ruled out on his seasonal reappearance.

WIN: KILFILUM WOODS; DANGER: Alien Storm

Who Is That took a step forward when making a successful reappearance at Fontwell earlier this month and he ought to remain competitive from 2lb higher, but prefer ence is for AGENT SAONOIS. Neil Mulholland's six-year-old finished a good second over C&D on his chasing bow and he looks sure to improve for that experience. Ozzie Man has not been sighted for the thick end of a year, but is dangerous to rule out for a stable that have been among the winners in recent days.

WIN: AGENT SAONOIS; DANGER: Who Is That

Well found in the market on each of his qualifying runs, HILL STATION makes plenty of appeal on his handicap debut and he's fancied to take a step forward for the Gary Moore team. Mordred arrives in search of a hat-trick having scored over fences at Sedgefield last month and he demands the utmost respect along with Martin Spirit, who ought to go close if building on his latest Fontwell second. Cornicello shouldn't be underestimated either.

WIN: HILL STATION; DANGER: Mordred

Chris Gordon and Tom Cannon do particularly well here and with the yard in good form, it may be best to side with PASVOLSKY. Lightly raced over fences, he won over C&D in December last year and is beginning to look well-handicapped. I See You Well has scored here five times and is hard to overlook, though he seems better over further. Al Roc is also noted now down in distance.

WIN: PASVOLSKY; DANGER: I See You Well

The Moore family rarely leave here without a winner and that points to the chances of MARK OF GOLD, who has won two of his four starts at Plumpton and may have even more to come as a five-year-old. He might be able to see off the interesting Overpriced Mixer, who returns from a wind operation following 18 months off and may have more to offer for a stable who don't send horses here that often. Glimpse Of Gold could prove best of the rest.

WIN: MARK OF GOLD; DANGER: Overpriced Mixer

If BLADE RUNNER is ready to roll after six months off the track then he could prove hard to beat having won both of his C&D starts over fences, the latest by 14 lengths in April. He shares top-weight here, but there is every chance there is a lot more to come from him. Art Of Illusion could be his biggest rival under Harry Bannister who rides this track as well as anyone, while Artemision is one to watch after moving to the Emma Lavelle stable.

WIN: BLADE RUNNER; DANGER: Art Of Illusion

MILANESE ROSE is unexposed at this trip and can be expected to be sharper after her seasonal return at Uttoxeter last month. Hana Collonges was badly hampered by a loose horse in that race and might get closer to the selection this now she's tried in cheekpieces. Makety completes the shorlist.

WIN: MILANESE ROSE; DANGER: Hana Collonges

The Trustees and Committee would like to thank the following for their generous support for the day.

The Aldaniti Partnership Lady Bamford Ronnie Bartlett Bridget Biddlecombe

Robin Brown B R H Burrough Henry Candy Sir Edward Cazalet

Mrs B Chantler

Chasemore Farm Cheveley Park Stud Andrew Cohen

Rosemary E Dimmer

Mrs Mary Devine

The Eclipse Partnership

Mrs S N Embiricos & Miss A Embiricos

Nick Gifford Racing Club

The Gredley Family

Raymond Green Hampton Racing

Mrs Timothy Pilkington

Sir Thomas Pilkinton Martin Pipe Capt A Pratt

Mr M D Poland Recycled Products Ltd Mrs E C Roberts

Mr M Sadler

Peter Savill Martin & Valerie Slade

Mr J C Smith

One Day Rodney Partnership

Turrloo Parrett

J Perriss

Mrs Penny Perriss

B D Haynes

Mr N J Henderson Mr Paul Nicholls E D Nicholson

Mr & Mrs Mark Tracey

David Thurlow

Carrie Zetter Wells

Mr & Mrs N Welby

The Winning Hand

Whitsbury Manor Stud

The Recycled Products Shetland Pony Derby in aid of the Bob Champion Cancer Trust

Prizes

by

Products

Burrage on behalf of

Sponsor S

1 Roundstone Flyer

Ms L Deacon Elsa Allan

Mrs V Allan Paul Langmead

First season

Merigo

Ms V Green Finn Murphy

Ms V Green Raymond Green

Jockey

3 Little Aldaniti

Mrs S Groves Claudia Groves

Mrs S Groves

Experienced

4 Hamptons Gris Lightening

Mrs L Moore

First season

5 Bob’s Big Bentley

Mrs M Shepherd

Mrs M Shepherd

This combination

6 Avtrade

New

Mrs J Naylor-Davis

Mrs J Naylor-Davis

7 Marmite

The Embiricos Family

Roxy Moore

Mrs L Moore Hampton Racing Partnership

Elsie Coppins

Carrie Zetter -Wells

Bethy Naylor Davis

The Brooks Family

Mrs S Holliday Matthew Holliday

Mrs S Holliday Roger & Heather Alwen

A combination

expected

8 Sparky Gayle

Mrs L Dadson Lucas Murphy

Mrs L Dadson Raymond Green

Experienced

The Job is Right

Mrs G Nicholls

Mrs G Nicholls

New combination

Gatebeck Lily

Mrs T Mitchell

Mrs T Mitchell

Second season

S S S S S S S S

Zara Nicholls

S Mary Devine

Evie Greatrex

S Lady Thompson

SILENT AUCTION

1. Manchester City v Leicester City on Saturday, 15th April 2023. Enjoy full hospitality in The Legends Suite at the Etihad Stadium. Kindly donated by Betfred

2. Two Annual Memberships to Cheltenham Racecourse including The Festival for the 2022/2023 season. Kindly donated by Cheltenham Racecourse

3. A Morning on the Gallops with Hot to Trot Racing at one of their Lambourn trainers (Nicky Henderson or Oliver Sherwood) for two people plus champagne breakfast at The Queens Arms, East Garston. Kindly donated by Hot to Trot Racing

4. Victoria Pendleton ‘Somerby’ 17” e-bike, in mint green, with an impressive 50 mile range and charging time of 4 hours. Kindly donated by Alex Embiricos

5. London Horse Show Monday 19th December 2022 two top priced seats (Row E) with access to the Champagne bar for the evening performance. Kindly donated by Alex Embiricos

6. Round of Golf for four at Crowborough Beacons Golf Club, start with a full English breakfast and after your round enjoy lunch or dinner. Kindly donated by CBGC

7. A one-night stay for two at South Lodge in West Sussex with a three-course dinner in our 3 AA rosette Camellia restaurant. Enjoy the beautiful setting with relaxing walks and wonderful spa facilities. Kindly donated by South Lodge Hotel

8. Fortnum & Mason Bordeaux wine case. 12 bottles of the finest red and whites from the area. Kindly donated by The Whipple Family

9. A Morning on the Gallops with Gary Moore for four people followed by racing and lunch at Plumpton Racecourse. Kindly donated by Gary Moore and Plumpton Racecourse

10. A riding lesson by three-time eventing Olympic medallist and European Champion, Tina Cook. Own horse required. Kindly donated by Tina Cook

11. Framed limited edition print of Rachel Blackmore and Minella Times by Jane Willis. Kindly donated by Gary& Maz Kirton

12. An evening’s fly fishing at Bardogs, Toys Hill, Kent for two including smoked salmon and champagne picnic. Kindly donated by Ann Cairns

13. Two Annual Memberships for Plumpton Racecourse. Kindly donated by Plumpton Racecourse

14. A Morning on the Newmarket Gallops with Bob Champion for four guests, with a tour of Newmarket, followed by Breakfast. Kindly donated by Bob Champion CBE

15. Framed print of legendary Gold Cup winning horse Native River by Elizabeth Armstrong. Kindly donated by Heather Silk

16

. A two-night stay for two in a luxury glamping pod set in the heart of the South Downs in the village of Findon, home of Nick Gifford Racing. Kindly donated by Nick & Ruth Gifford

17. A stunning jade and rose quartz necklace with highlights with magnetic clasp Kindly donated by Miranda Guess

Please visit our Silent Auction display within the Plumpton Marquee after 1pm to place your bids. Last bids 5pm

18. A Morning on the Gallops at Nick Gifford’s in Findon, where Aldaniti was trained, have a tour of the yard, meet the team and finish with a glass of fizz and homemade cake. Kindly donated by Nick & Ruth Gifford

19. Fortnum & Mason Classic Afternoon Tea with Champagne for two. Kindly donated by Carrie Zetter Wells

20. A bronze resin Jack Russell Terrier (12cm) by Harriet Glen. Kindly donated by Alex Embiricos

21. A table for four, including two bottles of wine, at seafood restaurant The Dover Patrol. Kindly donated by Turrloo Parrett

22. A signed football Brighton and Hove Albion Football shirt. Kindly donated by Sally Townsend

23. A framed limited edition print of Aldaniti by Jane Willis. Kindly donated by Gary & Maz Kirton

24. A beautiful string of grey cultured river pearls, fully knotted, measuring 28”. Kindly donated by Miranda Guess

25. A year’s subscription to The Owner Breeder Magazine. Kindly donated by the ROA

26. A stunning coin pearls necklace, with centre piece, fully knotted. Kindly donated by Miranda Guess

27. A Morning on the Gallops and tour of the yard for four people with Ben Pauling followed by lunch at the Fitzdares Cotswolds Club. Kindly donated by Ben Pauling Racing and The Fitzdares Club

28. A faceted tourmaline necklace with freshwater pearls Kindly donated by Miranda Guess

29. An original artwork, signed, pastel and charcoal, mounted and framed ‘Born to Run’ by Trudy Redfern. Kindly donated by the artist

30. A turquoise necklace with magnetic clasp Kindly donated by Miranda Guess

31. A Tumi small holdall. Kindly donated by Tumi

32. A framed limited edition print of multiple champion winning mare Honeysuckle Kindly donated by Gary & Maz Kirton

33. A beautifully handmade knotted graduated amber bead necklace. Kindly donated by Miranda Guess

34. A mixed case of 12 bottles of wine. Kindly donated by Jo & Paul Farrant

36. A Red Mills Puffa Jacket. Kindly donated by Red Mills

37. A Jo Loves candle. Kindly donated by Carrie Zetter Wells

Terms and conditions of bidding

All prizes and lots have been donated by third parties and are accepted or acquired on the donors’ terms where applicable. Some items may be subject to specific terms and conditions, for example prizes to be taken by a specific date. Please check with the donor. Neither Bob Champion Cancer Trust, Plumpton Racecourse or the donor will be responsible to the bidder or any of their guests for the quality or safety of the items donated and/or any loss, injury, death, or delay (so far permitted by law) which may arise through their acceptance or use. Statements by Bob Champion Cancer Trust, Plumpton Racecourse and the donor regarding the condition of lots are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statement of fact, and do not constitute a representation, warranty or assumption of liability. If you are the successful winning bidder, payment will be required before the prizes are collected. All bids are binding.

The Trustees of the Bob Champion Cancer Trust would like to thank all those who have contributed so much towards the success of today, to all those who generously donated auction prizes, for placing their racing colours in the racecard and for sponsoring a Shetland Pony…

With special thanks to The Committee:

Tim Fox (Chairman)

Alex Embiricos

Ruth Gifford

Jayne Moore

Heather Silk Lucy Wilkinson Jenny Yeo MBE Carrie Zetter-Wells

Our Race Sponsors:

The Aldaniti Partnership Mrs Valda Embiricos

Mrs Vicki Morgan

Recycled Products Ltd Mr Michael Roberts

SIS

Southern Cranes & Access Ltd

We wish you a very enjoyable day’s racing and thank you for your support. www.bobchampion.org.uk

course

1 HARLEM SOUL (GB) (31) 5412-UU

Br Ch g Frankel Giants Play (USA)

Syd Hosie

CHAMP

STORM

4 11-6

Thomas Doggrell (7) J

Syd Hosie, Sherborne T

Newsells Park Stud Sherborne Utilities Ltd S

HARAZ (IRE) (13) P 9 11-0

Br B g Acclamation Hanakiyya (IRE)

O Christopher W Wilson & Partner

His Highness the Aga Khan’s Studs S.C.

3 KILFILUM WOODS (IRE)(168) 35-2

Br B g Beat Hollow Cheryls Island (IRE)

Harry Kimber (5) J

Paddy Butler, Lewes T

maiden

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6 11-0

Tom Scudamore J

O Mr Martin Hughes Paul Webber, Banbury T

Mrs Mary Margaret Roche

ALIEN STORM (IRE) (29) 53-2 BF

Br B g Getaway (GER) Missusan (IRE)

O The Alien Storm Partnership

Old Oak Holdings Ltd S

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4 10-13

Paul O’Brien J

Charlie Longsdon, Chipping Norton T

B Railside Farm Merribelle Stable Llc S

TIMEFORM VIEWGetaway

Br

Leading course trainer (17-22): G L Moore (51 wins from 352 runners, 14%) runs OZZIE MAN Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): C Gordon (5 wins from 8 runners, 62%) runs WHO IS THAT

Longest Traveller: ABAYA DU MATHAN trained by D Pipe, Wellington, 165 miles.

1 OZZIE MAN (IRE) (351) 1623/2- 6 12-0

Br B g Ask Parkdota (IRE)

Jamie Moore

Mr Paul Hunt Gary Moore, Horsham

Mrs Mary O’Connor

Heart Of The South Bloodstock

2 ABAYA DU MATHAN (FR) (11) P636F6 D 10 12-0

Br B g Al Namix (FR) Swahilie du Mathan (FR)

O Judith Wilson

Mr Jean-Marie Baradeau

Tom Scudamore

David Pipe, Wellington

& S Recycling

3 NOTNOW SEAMUS (GB) (141) 5P/2PP-3 D 11 11-8

Br B g Notnowcato Special Beat

O Mr George Houghton

B Kingwood Bloodstock

TIMEFORM VIEWGoodstrikerateoverhurdles(5-11)

4

Tom Bellamy J

D. J. Jeffreys, Hinton-On-The-Green T

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Br B g Dr Massini (IRE) Aimigayle J

O Ms

NON-RUNNER

absence over this C&D in and tailed o at on

Abaya du Mathan (FR), 15-2 Notnow Seamus (GB), 14-1 Counteract (GB)

AGENT SAONOIS showed enough on his chase debut here to suggest that he’s up to winning a race such as this off the same mark. He gets the nod ahead of Ozzie Man, who can be expected to step up on what he showed over hurdles now tackling the larger obstacles. Who Is That has to be respected on the back of his recent Fontwell success, while Abaya du Mathan would be a danger to all o

this reduced mark were he to bounce back.

Br Breeding O Owner B Breeder J Jockey T Trainer S Sponsor

MORDRED (IRE)

3 MARTIN SPIRIT (IRE) (141) 20PPP-2

Br Gr g Dark Angel (IRE) Tribune Libre (IRE)

O Mrs E. Lucey-Butler

B Skymarc Farm Inc and Ecurie Des Monceaux

STATION

WORDS

12-1

Mitchell

Milton

12-1

Jonathan

Jamie Snowden, Lambourn

Betvictor

5 11-13

Jamie Moore J

Paddy Butler, Lewes T

4 HENRY BOX BROWN (IRE) (60) 33-3405 5 11-7

Br Ch g Getaway (GER) Lough Coyne (IRE)

O Old Gold Racing 7

Adam Wedge J

Evan Williams, Llancarfan T

Miss E. Hamilton Brellis Recruitment Ltd S

REBEL ROXY (IRE)

Br Ch m Sholokhov (IRE) Sorivera

11-6

DECLARED RUNNERS 8 2021: HACKBRIDGE 6 10 9 Niall Houlihan 10-3 (Pat Phelan) 7 ran Hood worn by No. 1. Tongue Strap worn by No. 5, 8. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 8. Stewards Note:

MANY WORDS: Following its run on 4/10/2022 it was reported that the horse lacked pace and ran in snatches. HILL STATION: Following its run on 30/9/2022 it was reported that the horse lost its left fore shoe. Probable S.P’s: 10-3 Mordred (IRE), 4-1 Cornicello (FR), 9-2 Hill Station (FR), 6-1 Encashment (GB), 17-2 Martin Spirit (IRE), 11-1 Rebel Roxy (IRE), 14-1 Henry Box Brown (IRE), 33-1 Many Words (IRE)

PLAY SMARTER

There were positives to glean form CORNICELLO’s reappearance effort at Warwick and, entitled to come on for that, he’s appealing off a reduced mark returned to handicap company. The 3-y-o Hill Station has to be feared given his weight-for-age allowance and he is second choice ahead of the hat-trick seeking Mordred and Encashment.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.CORNICELLO (FR) 2.HILL

DISTANCE

ACCESSIBILITY AT PLUMPTON RACECOURSE

Plumpton Racecourse’s facilities provide an accessible environment for all our racegoers, including those with young children. We are happy to make alternative arrangements if necessary; if you have any queries or require assistance please phone 01273 890383, visit the Racecourse Office or ask any member of staff and we will be happy to assist you in any way we can.

USE OF SCREENS

It is now standard practice for screens to be erected around any horse receiving veterinary attention on the ground. This does not reflect on the severity of any injury, but allows the vet some privacy, and the patient a calm environment in which to make a recovery.

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

All equine care at Plumpton is provided by: Sussex Equine Hospital Billingshurst Rd, Ashington, West Sussex RH20 3BB

a very happy

Frank

Creswick

Sheehan

ALDANITI

4... my Dad’s lucky number. At 4pm on the 4th day of the 4th month, in the 4th race carrying the saddle cloth number 4 ALDANITI and Bob Champion won the Grand National. The year was 1981, and to this day is one of the biggest fairytales in horse racing.

ALDANITI had injured his tendon early on in his career, then fractured his hock when placed 3rd in the Hennessey Gold Cup. Later on after coming 3rd in the Cheltenham Gold cup and 2nd in the Scottish National, he broke down so badly at Sandown the vet said he should be put to sleep. Mum and Dad had other ideas and said It was “absolutely out of the question” and Niti came home to Barkfold to begin his rehab.

Meanwhile, Bob was overcoming his greatest battle, to win his fight over testicular cancer. Both horse and jockey were on a long journey to win the world’s greatest horse race, a dream that Bob had had since the very first time he rode Niti in a race.

In the February of 1981 both horse and jockey made a winning return to the racecourse at Ascot in the Whitbread Trial beating Anaglogues Daughter.

Then, finally the day came, both the battle hardened warriors stepped onto the famous turf at Aintree and galloped and jumped and jumped and galloped all the way up the long run in to win a victory that resulted in the birth of The Bob Champion Cancer Trust.

This has raised over £16 million and has made leaps and bounds into research, for testing, treating and returning men back to full health. So this 4th day of the 4th month I am remembering and looking to the future for everyone with great determination and love.

Leading course trainer (17-22):

14 days):

Gordon

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runners, 62%) runs PASVOLSKY

by Georgie Howell, Tenbury Wells,

miles.

I SEE YOU WELL (FR)

12-0

COAL STOCK

NON-RUNNER

ORNUA (IRE)

AL ROC (FR) (10) 0P5433

Br Br g Great Pretender (IRE) Al Cov (FR)

Hosie, Sherborne

Sherborne Utilities

Tabitha Worsley

Ltd, Nds Equine Nutrition

11-4

Philip Armson (3) J

O Judith Wilson David Pipe, Wellington T

Br Breeding O Owner B Breeder J Jockey T Trainer S Sponsor

BROKEN GLASSES & BOTTLES

Broken glasses and bottles are dangerous. In the interests of safety and the comfort of others, please do not carry drinks on to the steppings of the stand, or the areas adjacent to the parade ring or unsaddling enclosure.

RADIOS, MOBILE TELEPHONES & COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

The use of all types of communication equipment is strictly controlled at all racecourses. Members of the public may not use two-way radios, scanning receivers etc for any purpose at the racecourse. Mobile telephones and computer equipment may not be used in or near any betting area, for off-course betting purposes. Further details are available from the racecourse office.

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use only

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FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY IS DANGEROUS WHERE HORSES ARE INVOLVED, YOU ARE ASKED NOT TO USE FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY ANYWHERE IN THE PADDOCK AREA AND PARTICULARLY NEAR THE WINNERS ENCLOSURE.

Leading course trainer (17-22): G L Moore (51 wins from 352 runners, 14%) runs MARK OF GOLD & TARA ITI Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): G L Moore (3 wins from 28 runners, 11%) runs MARK OF GOLD & TARA ITI

Longest Traveller: GLIMPSE OF GOLD trained by S Humphrey, West Wratting, 266 miles.

1 GLIMPSE OF GOLD (GB) (29) 116522

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2 MARK OF GOLD (GB) (183) 211415-

Br

Horn

Stevie Fisher

Kathryn

Mark

OVERPRICED MIXER (GB)

12-0

Jay Tidball

Sarah Humphrey, West Wratting

Tote

5 11-12

Jamie Moore

Gary Moore, Horsham

M Elite Products

Nico de Boinville

Nicky Henderson, Lambourn

Owners Group

(GB),

which marginal preference is for OVERPRICED MIXER who ended last season with

tightly-knit

sixth on his handicap debut and returns after a wind op on a handy-looking mark. In-form Sergeant has his

tness proven and is greatly feared though, while the Gary Moore-trained duo Mark of Gold and Tara Iti need factoring in too.

Br Breeding O Owner B Breeder J Jockey T Trainer S Sponsor

NO SMOKING

UNAUTHORISED

Reducing the odds against cancer

Thank you for your support

1 BLADE RUNNER (FR) (182) 145411- CD 6 12-1

Br B g Great Pretender (IRE) Cutting Edge (FR)

O Holman,Widdows,Banks,Lloyd

Tom Cannon J

Chris Gordon, Winchester T

B Nicolas Madamet & Ian Kellitt Equestrian Fencing & Timber Ltd, Goodwin Racing Ltd S

TIMEFORM

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2 ART OF ILLUSION (IRE) (31) 23-2325

Br B g Malinas (GER) Zara (IRE)

O A J Pegley

chase at this C&D

HHHHH BHA106

5 12-1

Harry Bannister J

Warren Greatrex, Upper Lambourn T

B Ms Helga Moore 1Account Ltd S

TIMEFORM VIEW Fair form over hurdles and looks worthy of note starting out over fences.

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3 ARTEMISION (GB) (190) P4203P- 6 11-2

Br B

Gentlewave (IRE)

T K Racing

Mrs Mary F.

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Tom Bellamy

Emma Lavelle, Marlborough

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In 2000 in conjunction with the Institute of Cancer Research, the Trust opened the Bob Champion Cancer Research Laboratories in Surrey, creating the first male dedicated research centre in Europe. The Trust’s second facility, the Bob Champion Research and Educational Building, was opened in February 2015 within the campus of the University of East Anglia It is within these facilities that their current research projects take place on prostate cancer. In the UK it has been estimated that one in every 9 men will develop prostate cancer The incidence of this disease is also increasing and, within the next decade, is set to overtake colon cancer and even lung cancer to become the most common cancer in men Prostate cancer, therefore, represents a major national health problem.

Nick Embiricos with Bob and Aldaniti at Aintree, 1981.

The interest and enthusiasm generated by racing’s greatest fairytale led to the foundation of the Bob Champion Cancer Trust in 1983. Since then the Trust has raised in excess of £15 million.

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SIS is proud to support the Bob Champion Cancer Trust

1 MAKETY (GB) (17) 21P-635

Br Ch m Black Sam Bellamy (IRE) Mi Money

O Mrs Sally White

8 12-0

Jonathan Burke J

Oliver Sherwood, Upper Lambourn T

B David Jenks Rewards 4 Racing Ltd S

HHHII

2 HARRY’S HOTTIE (IRE) (215) 2/2505P- 5 11-9

Br B m Cloudings (IRE) Really Royale (FR)

O The Atkin Family

Daryl Jacob J

Harry Whittington, Sparsholt T

B Mr John Noel McGivney CHD Property S

TIMEFORM VIEW Minor promise only

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and was pulled up at Huntingdon when last

3 HANA COLLONGES (FR) (34) 40-4100 5 11-4

Br B m Kapgarde (FR) Anais Collonges (FR)

O Middleham Park Racing

B Mr Jean-Charles Haimet et al

TIMEFORM

MILANESE ROSE (IRE) (34) 0P4-436

Br Gr m Milan Ma Furie (FR)

O Proudley and Whymark Partnership

B The Hon Mrs V. M. A. Tower

TIMEFORM

Good sixth of

Nico de Boinville J

Nicky Henderson, Lambourn T

Middleham Park Racing S

company when scoring at

TFRHHHII BHA89

6 10-3

Sam Twiston-Davies J

Neil Mulholland, Limpley Stoke T

handicap hurdle at Uttoxeter (23.3f, good, 7/1) 34 days ago.

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THE GREAT BRITISH BONUS

HORSE CARE AT PLUMPTON

RACE CONDITIONS

First Race 2.10 THE TROTTENDEN SUSSEX CATTLE NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4084 to the winning horse

The second to receive £1881, the third £940 and the fourth £471. for novice four yrs old and upwards, which have not won more than one hurdle race. Enter by noon, October 11th and pay £29 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Weights: 4-y-o 10st 13lb; 5-y-o and up 11st Fillies and mares allowed 7lb Penalties, a win ner of a hurdle race 7lb. Mr Ian Humphries & Family are kindly sponsoring this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. In addition, a £50cash prize will be awarded to the person responsible for the best turned out horse in this race. 14 entries at £29. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3130; Second £1565; Third £782; Fourth £392. (Penalty Value £4084.50)

SEE PAGE 24 FOR THIS RACE.

Second Race 2.45 THE NICK EMBIRICOS MEMORIAL 2022 HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4247 to the winning horse

The second to receive £1957, the third £978, the fourth £489, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-100 (also open to such horses rated 101 and 102 see Standard Conditions). Enter by noon, October 11th and pay £39 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Penalties, after October 8th, 2022, for each steeple chase won 7lb. The EMBIRICOS FAMILY has kindly sponsored this race in support of THE BOB CHAMPION CANCER TRUST and will present a memento to the winning owner. In addition, a cash prize of £50 will be awarded to the person responsible for the best turned out horse in this race. 10 entries at £39. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3255; Second £1628; Third £814; Fourth £407; Fifth £280; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £4247.88)

SEE PAGE 26 FOR THIS RACE.

Third Race 3.20 THE SUMMERTREE NOVICES’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4030 to the winning horse The second to receive £1856, the third £927, the fourth £464, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350. for novice three yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-100 (also open to such horses rated 101 and 102 see Standard Conditions). Enter by noon, October 11th and pay £35 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Penalties, after October 8th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 7lb. Summertree have kindly sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner and a cash prize of £50 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse. 12 entries at £35. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3088; Second £1544; Third £772; Fourth £386; Fifth £280; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £4030.04)

SEE PAGE 28 FOR THIS RACE.

Fourth Race 3.55 THE ALDANITI PARTNERSHIP HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £8223 to the winning horse The second to receive £3788, the third £1893, the fourth £948, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-130 (also open to such horses rated 131 and 132 see Standard Conditions). £75 stake if the horse is rated 104 or higher, or £15 stake if the horse is rated 103 or lower with £60 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Penalties, after October 8th, 2022, for each steeple chase won 7lb. The Aldaniti Partnership & Embiricos Family is sponsoring this race in support of THE BOB CHAMPION CANCER TRUST and will presenta memento to the winning owner and a cash prize of £50 to the stable employee in charge of the horse judged to be the best turned out. 11 entries, 1 at £15 and 10 at £75. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £6301; Second £3151; Third £1575; Fourth £788; Fifth £280; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £8223.46) Weights raised 3lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable.

SEE PAGE 32 FOR THIS RACE.

Fifth Race 4.30 - THE SOUTHERN CRANES & ACCESS LTD HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £6698 to the winning horse The second to receive £3086, the third £1542, the fourth £772, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-130 (also open to such horses rated 131 and 132 see Standard Conditions). £59 stake if the horse is rated 104 or higher, or £11 stake if the horse is rated 103 or lower with £48 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Penalties, after October 8th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 7lb. Southern Cranes & Access have kindly sponsored this race and A memento will be presented to the winning owner, and a cash prize of £50 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse. 11 entries at £59. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £5133; Second £2567; Third £1283; Fourth £642; Fifth £280; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £6698.58) Weights raised 8lb and paragraph 34 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable.

SEE PAGE 36 FOR THIS RACE.

Sixth Race 5.05 THE BOB CHAMPION CANCER TRUST NOVICES’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4247 to the winning horse The second to receive £1957, the third £978 and the fourth £489. for novice four yrs old and upwards, Rated 0-105 (also open to such horses rated 106 and 107 see Standard Conditions). Enter by noon, October 11th and pay £39 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Penalties, after October 8th, 2022, for each steeple chase won 7lb. The Embiricos Family are kindly sponsoring this race and a memento will be presented to the winning owner. A cash prizeof £50 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse. 9 entries at £39. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3255; Second £1628; Third £814; Fourth £407. (Penalty Value £4247.88)

SEE PAGE41 FOR THIS RACE.

Seventh Race 5.40 THE SIS & JOSH GIFFORD MEMORIAL MARES’ HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) (for The Josh Gifford Memorial Trophy) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4030 to the winning horse The second to receive £1856, the third £927, the fourth £464, the fifth £350 and the sixth £350. for four yrs old and upwards fillies and mares only, Rated 0-100 (also open to such horses rated 101 and 102 see Standard Conditions). Enter by noon, October 11th and pay £34 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 15th. Penalties, after October 8th, 2022, for each hurdle race won 7lb. SIS are kindly sponsoring this race in support of THE BOB CHAMPION CANCER TRUST. A memento will be presented to the winning owner, and a cash prize of £50 to the stable employee in charge of the best turned out horse. They will also present the Josh Gifford Memorial Trophy to the winning owner, to be held for one year only. 8 entries at £34. Closed October 11th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3088; Second £1544; Third £772; Fourth £386; Fifth £280; Sixth £280. (Penalty Value £4030.04)

SEE PAGE 44 FOR THIS RACE.