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DANTE FESTIVAL 2022 F E AT URING

THE AL BASTI EQUIWORLD DUBAI DANTE STAKES (GROUP 2)

A message from Mr Malih L Al Basti As one of the largest suppliers of horse feeds, bedding and supplements in the GCC region, Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai strive to supply premium products at a fair price. Our support for horse racing around the world is well documented. New Zealand, the USA, Ireland, the UK, France and the UAE are all countries that we support and from where we source superb products. We are delighted to attach our name to the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Gr2 Dante Stakes, the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Gr2 Middleton Stakes and in August at the Ebor meeting, the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Gr2 Gimcrack Stakes. We wish the York Racecourse committee, all owners, trainers and jockeys the very best of luck throughout the 2022 season and look forward to some great racing on the Knavesmire.

Malih L Al Basti Owner & Founder Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai.

www.albastiequiworld.com

Welcome A very warm welcome back to the Knavesmire for the second day of our 2022 season. It is such a pleasure for everyone at York to be able to welcome back racegoers to enjoy this Dante Festival, for the first time since 2019! York Racecourse is committed to supporting the sport and to attracting the best horses to race for your entertainment. As an indication of this commitment, prize money over the three days of the Dante Festival is £1.35m, meaning a six-figure increase on 2019, with every race worth £20,000 or more. All eight of the Pattern grade contests see a significant increase on their 2019 values, up to record levels. With a record £500,000 in prize money on offer for today’s seven race card, we are set to see some wonderful horses with two Group 2 contests both backed by Al Basti Equiworld Dubai. With prize money for the Dante at a record level of £175,000 it is the richest race of its type in Britain. Ten colts have gone on from winning on the Knavesmire to claim the Epsom Classic – most recently Golden Horn in 2015. There have been 76 Derbys since Dante himself last won the blue riband for the north under the care of Matt Peacock in Middleham – today we will find out if Royal Patronage might follow in his hoofprints, hailing from Mark Johnston’s neighbouring yard. Were Dark Moon Rising to land a famous double out of Kevin Ryan’s Hambleton yard it would be a first for that part of the county. Both would be entering a Derby betting market currently dominated by contenders from Aidan O’Brien’s County Tipperary yard, he’ll be hoping that Bluegrass joins that band today. Notebooks or iPad to the ready wherever you look today as six elite fillies’ and mares undertake the six-figure staging of the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton and the aspiring sprinters lock horns in what is the British Stallion Studs EBF Westow Stakes. History books to the ready if Copper Knight lands our opening race, as he will set a new record of seven wins on the Knavesmire. This prize money can only be achieved through the support of racegoers and of our sponsors. Many thanks to Al Basti Equiworld Dubai, Paddy Power, Fidomoney, The Frank Whittle Partnership and The European Breeders’ Fund, for their valuable backing. York is proud to be a long-term partner of Racing Welfare; this week sees a deserved focus on Mental Health Awareness Week within the sport, in conjunction with the charity Mind. If you look closely, you may notice racecourse and stable staff are wearing green ribbons today in support of this important issue. The team have been busy preparing for your return, the Champagne Pavilion has been given a fresh new look, whilst on the ground floor of the Knavesmire Stand the renamed 1731 Pie Shop both celebrates the year when racing started on the Knavesmire and serves a range of home-made goodies. If we are blessed with the weather than both of the County Stand Garden and Roberto Village Bar offer a speed of service with nearby outside seating. A final welcome to our newly appointed equine ambassador, Remy. Now aged thirteen, the retired racehorse will be better known to fans of the sport as Goldream, the dual Group One winning sprinter for Robert Cowell. Now part of the team at New Beginnings, a local charity that helps horses with new careers once their racing days have drawn to a close, he is based with some pals in the Clocktower Enclosure today. Yesterday was a day for Frankie Dettori and John & Thady Gosden. The duo combined with Emily Upjohn, the now Epsom Oaks favourite and hugely promising Samburu. I hope you have a thoroughly enjoyable and successful day.

William Derby, Chief Executive and Clerk of the Course: York Racecourse

@yorkracecourse

Dante Festival Welcome to York Races A Guide To Places To Eat And Drink Make The Most Trackfacts Yesterdays Racing Charles Clinkard Top Trainer Officials Puzzle Corner How To Read Parlez-Vous Racing? Last Winter’s Tale: What’s New At York Living North Top Jockey Away Racing: Salisbury 2:05 Trends: The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Stakes Dante: Hope Of The North A Special Trophy For A Special Race Fact File: The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Trends: The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante A Classic Trophy Puzzle Corner Answers Today’s Race Conditions Small Print 2022 Fixtures Safe Journey Home

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS

Time

Event

11:45am

Tour of the Weighing Room & Equine facilities Weighing Room

1.05pm

Punters Panel

Location Parade Ring

All Day Events

Location

Tours to the start 30 minutes before each race

See Notice On Thatched Hut Edwardian Weighing Room Lawn Bustardthorpe Stage, Then Melrose Stage After Racing Gimcrack Stand Portico Opposite Parade Ring (in middle) Opposite Main Entrance Stage by Melrose Stand

Flat Cap Brass Monotones Ascot Gallery/Darcy & Wolf Jewellery Meet Remy, equine ambassador Blue Rider Gallery 360° Selﬁes

All timings are approximate, listen for PA announcements for any updates. 2

1 6-7 8-9 11 12 13 15 17 19 20-21 22-23 30 38-39 40 52-53 55 56-57 58 63 76 77 78 79 80

York Racecourse wishes to express its thanks to this afternoon’s sponsors.

Paddy Power First Race - 1.50pm The Paddy Power ‘Making Flat Less Flat’ Stakes (Handicap) - 5f Pages 33-35

Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Second Race - 2.25pm The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Stakes (Group 2) - 1m 2f Pages 41-43

Paddy Power Third Race - 3.00pm The Paddy Power Hambleton Stakes (Handicap) - 1m Pages 48-50

Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Fourth Race - 3.35pm The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes (Group 2) - 1m 2f Pages 59-61

European Breeders’ Fund Fifth Race - 4.10pm The British Stallion Studs EBF Westow Stakes (Listed) - 5f Pages 65-67

Frank Whittle Partnership Sixth Race - 4.45pm The Frank Whittle Partnership ebfstallions.com Maiden Stakes - 6f Pages 69-71

Fidomoney Seventh Race - 5.20pm The Fidomoney Stakes (Handicap) - 2m Pages 73-75

All races covered by

Races 1 - 5 covered by

A G IDE T PL CES T EAT & DRIN ROBERTO VILLAGE BAR

KNAVESMIRE STAND

8 bars & 1731 Pie Shop (ground)

THE VOLTIGEUR RESTAURANT (Knavesmire Stand 3rd Floor) The UK’s foremost ‘Dine & View’ restaurant package.

THE FOOD CO

A range of hot/ snacks, tea, coff and full bar available.

THEAKSTON ALE BAR

Theakston Best

ROBERTO LAWN AND BAR

Offering champagne by the glass, draught beer and a decking area. Collection point for G&P Picnic Platters.

SPECIALIST FOOD A series of counters and mobile units offering ﬁsh & chips, Yorkshire beefburgers, traditional Cornish Pasties, Ged Bell's Yorkshire Pork Pies, Greek street food, noodle pots and vegetarian/ vegan options.

ALCO RACE

1731 PIE SHOP

(Ground Floor) A popular place to get a hot meal, or a Powerfood salad or sandwich served in cafeteria style. Collection point for G&P "meal deal".

EBOR STAND

4 bars & 2 buffets spread over G ﬂoors. Try Eat Between Our Rac ground ﬂoor serving sandwiche

ECLIPSE RESTAURANT (5

An informal hot food option and h popular advanced book packages

We hope we have somewhere to cater for all tastes and Harrogate for ﬁsh, The Wensleydale Creamery for cheese). Y recycle 10 tonnes of glass on a raceday. None of the restaura are popular at busy times so we’d suggest going early. Enjoy

County Stand The Gimcrack Restaurant offers a three-course meal for £33.50, Afternoon Tea offered for £12.50. The Edwardian Weighing Room, John Carr Terrace. Bustling informal lawns and terraces near the parade ring. Try Ged Bell’s local beef burgers or the new BBQ boxes. Or try toast the anticipated return of summer with a jug of Pimm’s or try our craft ales. The Princess Mary Bar (near County Stand entrance). Buzzy café serving boxed seafood platters and sandwiches. Ayala Champagne by the glass. Try Eat Between Our Races bistro, which is on the ground floor serving pulled meat/veggie sandwiches, beefburgers, thai curry & rice (vegan option) salads, as well as scrummy cakes. The Eclipse Restaurant (5th floor Ebor Stand) Home to our advanced booked meal deals. The Champagne Pavilion & Moët Rosé Roof Terrace; downstairs offers premium beers, artisan gin, Fever-tree tonics and a wide range of the finest champagnes, whilst the Terrace also offers Moët Rosé, vintage wines, premium beers, seafood and sandwiches. 6

OURT

PREMIER RACING LOUNGE A reserved lounge with allocated seats. Visit

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yorkracecourse.co.uk to book for future racedays.

GIMCRACK RESTAURANT

(1st Floor) Main County Stand dining room, luxury three-course meal for £33.50 & Afternoon Tea @ £12.50.

MELROSE CLUB LOUNGE

Great views of racing, Yorkshire platter, and an account bar. Visit yorkracecourse.co.uk to book for future racedays

PARADE RING RESTAURANT

Situated on the top ﬂoor of the Weighing Room, provides a ﬁne dining experience. SOLD OUT this afternoon.

CHAMPAGNE PAVILION & MOËT ROSÉ ROOF TERRACE

Plenty of ﬁzz plus wines and premium beers to accompany that view upstairs.

OHOL FREE VIEWING

Ground, First & Fifth ces, which is on the es & scrummy cakes.

EDWARDIAN WEIGHING ROOM

VEUVE CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE BAR

Heritage over a craft ale. Collection point for County Stand Picnic Platters.

JOHN CARR TERRACE

Georgian stand with modern canopy; full service bar and Ged Bell's local beef burgers & new BBQ boxes.

COUNTY STAND

PRINCESS MARY SEAFOOD BAR

FOOD & DRINK FREE ZONES

Enjoy a sustaining seafood or salad box perhaps accompanied by a glass of chilled Ayala Champagne.

GRANDSTAND & PADDOCK CLOCKTOWER ENCLOSURE

5th Floor) MD

RACING AREA

home to our s.

SEAFOOD OPTION CHILDREN ESPECIALLY WELCOME

MEAL DEAL LOCATION

budgets. We source many products locally, (e.g. Bleiker's Smoke House in You may notice that our sandwich packaging is biodegradable and that we ants, bistros and buffets mentioned below requires pre-booking although many y your food and do let us know how we can keep improving.

Grandstand & Paddock 1731 Pie Shop offers a range of homemade pies, including vegetarian option, as well as sandwiches and Powersalad boxes.. Collection point for G&P “meal deal”. The Roberto Champagne Bar with its giant outdoor screen. House Champagne is available here at by the glass or pick up a jug of Pimm’s. This is also the Collection Point for Grandstand & Paddock Picnic Platters. If the weather plays its part then visit the Southern Terraces, an outside seating area with easy access to betting, bars, tasty treats and toilets. Here a large number of kiosks and specialist mobile vendors offer gourmet British beefburgers, Greek street food, noodle pots, Whitby scampi, ﬁsh & chips and specialist coffees. If the sun comes out, or just as a treat, try our locally produced luxury ice creams. Theakston Best is available in the refurbished Theakston Bar.

Clocktower Enclosure

Has a range of units selling hot and cold items, sweets and ice cream.

IN ASSOCIATION WITH SAWLEY KITCHEN 7

MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR VISIT CHAMPAGNE OF THE MEETING

Canard-Duchêne Brut

£44

Canard-Duchene Rosé

£52.50

Bollinger Special Cuvée

£68

Bollinger Rosé Brut NV

£85

TRIPS TO THE START

Racegoers are invited to join our expert guide for a minibus trip to the start. To register for this free trip or to ﬁnd out more, see our guide by the thatched hut near the Winner’s Enclosure before 1.20pm today.

CHILDREN Baby-Changing facilities are available in a purpose-built facility on the ground ﬂoors of both Knavesmire & Ebor stands. We welcome children in our main restaurants, and in the Gimcrack Restaurant we offer a half price option for under 12s. Wherever you can buy food we also can provide juice for children. Our Parent and Toddler room, situated opposite the main Ebor Stand entrance in the Library Rooms, allows parents and children some quiet time away. A microwave is provided to warm bottles and televisions provide coverage of racing.

CASH MACHINES & CASHBACK Cash machines are available at the northern end of the racecourse by the Frankel statue, the ground ﬂoor of both Ebor & Knavesmire Stands and a further machine is sited adjacent to the entrance to the Gimcrack Stand. Please note there is a charge for this service. If you place a minimum bet of £5 at a tote window, you can request £45 in cash back from your card.

FOLLOW THE RACING ACTION Racing action from further aﬁeld can be followed in the William Hill Retail SP Shops around the course. There are also racecourse televisions around the grandstands that show racing from other racecourses on the Data and Away Racing channel.

CHILDREN AT YORK RACES

YorkMix Family Sunday on September 4th featuring Pony Racing Series, Racehorse Corner as well as special appearances at intervals including Chase from Paw Patrol Book early to beneﬁt from the offer price of £12 for a combined Grandstand, Paddock and Clocktower Enclosure.

NEED A QUIET MOMENT? Seek out one of the chaplains, they offer a friendly ear and can ﬁnd a quiet spot for a chat.

STOP THE CLOCK Check out the Official race time as soon as they cross the line, the digital timing clock at the Winning Post has been supported by Al Basti Equiworld Dubai and might give you a punting advantage later in proceedings.

POSITION OF STALLS

Centre: Races 1 & 5 8

Inside: Races 2,3,4 & 7

Stands Side: Race 6

ENCLOSURE TRANSFERS Simply pay the difference between your admission price and the price point below. Upgrade to County Stand: £40 Upgrade to Grandstand: £25 Transfers are available from the Racecourse Office.

RETAIL THERAPY Feel in need of some retail therapy? Why not visit one of our retail partners. Blue Rider Gallery - equestrian art specialists. (opposite the Princess Mary bar) Conversation Pieces - equestrian prints. (by entrance to Gimcrack Stand)

360° SELFIE Check out this new free service, on the stage by the Melrose Stand.

DISABLED RACEGOERS Facilities such as disabled toilets and viewing platforms for racing and concert viewing are clearly signed. Our raceday stewards will be pleased to offer directions and assistance. The Racecourse Office Team will also be happy to help and can provide an access guide and map. Rachel Crabtree is a senior member of the team with special responsibility in this area.

FREE WIFI 1) Search and select yorkracecourse 2) Enter your own email address and home postcode to register 3) You’ll be directed to our home page featuring our partners for today, then just surf away. Given the nature of any WiFi network there will be peaks of demand by both time and location - some websites will not be available.

SHUTTLE BUS A limited shuttle bus service to York station will collect from Knavesmire Road, at the northern end of the racecourse, it will operate whilst there are enough customers to make a bus viable. The service is provided by a commercial operator. A return service operates on raceday mornings.

TAXI/PRIVATE HIRE PICK-UP POINT There is a taxi pick up point at the Northern end of the racecourse adjacent to Campleshon Road. Private Hire vehicles will meet pre-booked customers, also at the Northern End.

WHERE CAN I PLACE A BET

The tote will be pleased to take your bet at their many windows or look out for a passing courier. Remember to try the small stake-big payout bets such as the Jackpot, Placepot or Trifecta. The William Hill Betting Shops around the course offers a full SP service, so bets on racing and the wider sporting world. The colour of the main betting ring returns, set in front of the Knavesmire Stand, take on the challenge. Contactless payment is available for all the above options. Good luck.

BAR CLOSING TIMES Bars will remain open up to an hour after the last race. The serving of drinks in hospitality areas, will be as speciﬁed in your booking details. Have an enjoyable time with us but please respect our neighbours and the wider city as you leave the racecourse.

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES York Racecourse always strives to ensure your safety, comfort and enjoyment. However, an incident may occur which is beyond our control. We have employed professionally-trained and experienced stewards. In the event of a situation which requires a partial or full evacuation of the stands, announcements will be broadcast and stewards will usher you to a place of safety; it is essential that you follow their instructions. Please take your belongings with you and proceed out of the area quickly and quietly. If we are unable to re-occupy the stands, you may be invited to return to your car or coach. Departure from car and coach parks will be under the direction of the Police. The foregoing is a precautionary tale. 9

A RACECOURSE FOR ALL

We want the racecourse to offer both a welcome and an enjoyable day to all our racegoers and in delivering that we recognise that some may need additional assistance from us.

The ﬁrst thing to say, please just ask for help, if the team don’t have an instant answer, then they know someone who will. The team in the Racecourse Reception (behind the Ebor Stand) act as the link to the rest of the team, as needed. FAQS Is there disabled and blue badge parking? Yes, I hope you found it. All our car parks have designated spaces near their front row. Can I get help with getting to/from the car park, taxi rank or shuttle buses? Yes, there is a complimentary buggy service to all these points, ask at racecourse reception or next time you arrive just call 01904 620911. Thank you for your patience as the buggies can only transfer 4 people at a time and it’s a big site. Can I bring a wheelchair? Yes, if you need to; but we also offer complimentary hire, again from Racecourse Reception (see told you they were the hub). As we hope you’ll appreciate, there are only so many wheelchairs on site, if you need to reserve in advance then call 01904 620911. Can I bring somebody to help? Yes, we appreciate that will come in various forms, we hope our “carer comes free” scheme is a help, before your next visit check it out online at www.yorkracecourse.co.uk or just ask the team today. Are there wheelchair viewing platforms? Yes, in all stand side area and Stands - easiest thing to do is to ask our Stewards, though a map is available from, you guessed it, Racecourse Reception. Please use these in the spirit intended, with carers being prepared to step aside to allow space for those who need the view the most. What about toilets and are they part of the Radar scheme? Yes they are, all the permanent toilet blocks have a disabled capability, please ask for directions or check that map from you know where. Are their wheelchair height food and drink counters? Yes there are but not as many as we’d like, please ask a member of the team to assist you. Wheelchair height betting? Yes, there are some Tote counters set at a reduced height though a better plan might be to use the courier service that operates in areas such as the main Champagne Lawns; the Tote team themselves are always willing to help. There was one more thing? Please ask, we value your feedback so we can keep improving in this area.

Examples of viewing platforms both around the Parade Ring and trackside

YORK TRACKFACTS

A left-handed track which joins the straight course just under ﬁve furlongs from home. Races of seven furlongs start on a spur which joins the main circuit at a tangent after two furlongs.

1m2f88y 1m4f

7f&2m6f

5f& 2m2f 6f 5f 89y 2m4f

1m208y 1m 110y

1m6f

Grandstands

Top Course Trainers LEADING TRAINERS AT YORK (2017-2022) WITH RUNNERS: T EASTERBY (39 wins from 451 runners, 9%) runs COPPER KNIGHT (1.50), GARDEN OASIS, SNASH and CRUYFF TURN (3.00). R FAHEY (37 wins from 548 runners, 7%) runs KHUNAN (4.10). W HAGGAS (37 wins from 210 runners, 18%) runs LILAC ROAD (2.25). C & M JOHNSTON (29 wins from 242 runners, 12%) runs ROYAL PATRONAGE (3.35), MICKEY MONGOOSE (4.45). J & T GOSDEN (29 wins from 107 runners, 27%) runs MAGISTERIAL (3.35).

Trainers In Form MOST WINS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS: W HAGGAS (12 wins from 35 runners, 34%) runners listed above. C & M JOHNSTON (11 wins from 75 runners, 15%) runners listed above. AIDAN O’BRIEN (11 wins from 39 runners, 28%) runs BLUEGRASS (3.35), KING OF BAVARIA (4.10). R HANNON (10 wins from 72 runners, 14%) runs ARISTIA (2.25), OH SWEET TABU (4.45). K DALGLEISH (9 wins from 42 runners, 21%) runs WHAT’S THE STORY (3.00), ETERNAL HALO (4.10).

Top Course Jockeys LEADING JOCKEYS AT YORK (2017-2022) WITH RIDES: DANIEL TUDHOPE (32 wins from 290 rides, 11%) rides ALLIGATOR ALLEY (1.50), HORTZADAR (3.00), WHITE WOLF (3.35), LAST CRUSADER (4.10), MATCH PLAY (4.45). DAVID ALLAN (23 wins from 219 rides, 11%) rides COPPER KNIGHT (1.50), CRUYFF TURN (3.00). JAMES DOYLE (21 wins from 123 rides, 17%) rides RAASEL (1.50). FRANKIE DETTORI (20 wins from 87 rides, 23%) rides MAGISTERIAL (3.35). PAUL HANAGAN (19 wins from 229 rides, 8%) rides KHUNAN (4.10).

Jockeys In Form MOST WINS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS: RYAN MOORE (17 wins from 49 rides, 35%) rides NOON STAR (2.25), BLUEGRASS (3.35), KING OF BAVARIA (4.10), AHORSEWITHNONAME (5.20). JAMES DOYLE (12 wins from 51 rides, 24%) rides listed above. DANIEL TUDHOPE (9 wins from 46 rides, 20%) rides listed above. PAUL MULRENNAN (9 wins from 46 rides, 20%) rides JAWWAAL (1.50), REDARNA (3.00). JASON HART (8 wins from 44 rides, 18%) rides BRUNCH (3.00), ROYAL PATRONAGE (3.35), MICKEY MONGOOSE (4.45), FRANKENSTELLA (5.20).

Weight Watcher The horses which have dropped most in the weights from previous winning handicap marks in the last two years: 3.00 Trais Fluors (won off 92 down 5lb to 87).

Classy Tips The following horses are running today in a race at least two grades lower than their previous race: 3.00 BRUNCH (down 2 grades); 4.10 KHUNAN (down 2 grades).

Fancy That T EASTERBY won the 1.50 race in 2019 and 2021. The stable is represented by Copper Knight in the race today. J & T GOSDEN won the 3.35 race in 2015, 2016 and 2018. The stable is represented by Magisterial in the race today. C & M JOHNSTON won the 3.35 race in 2017 and 2020. The stable is represented by Royal Patronage in the race today. R HANNON won the 4.45 race in 2016 and 2021. The stable is represented by Oh Sweet Tabu in the race today.

NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May.

Visit our gallery exhibition today by the Gimcrack Stand entrance

YESTERDAYS RACING CTION THE 1895 DUKE OF YORK CLIPPER LOGISTICS STAKES (GROUP 2)

John Quinn’s star sprinter Highfield Princess ran home a ready winner of 1895 Duke Of York Clipper Logistics. It gave the local winner a first win in the race and a first win for Yorkshire since Kevin Ryan in 2012. She had already run twice at the track and her form read well over a furlong further. She fairly bolted out of the stalls once they opened and Jason Hart looked to have his hands full from flag fall to keep her from getting away from him. Roger Varian’s latest acquisition Dragon Symbol was close in behind and travelled well for a long way. He just seemed to lack a bit of race fitness and should come on leaps and bounds for the run. While his race was ran, Highfield Princess was only just getting going and despite being keen she found an extra gear to get her rivals reaching for their sticks. Minzaal caught the eye as he travelled well into the race under Jim Crowley but couldn’t quite pick up in the same style and may even benefit from a furlong further. Coming into the final furlong the eventual winner extended clear again and try as he might, Spycatcher just couldn’t bridge the gap for Karl Burke. There is no getting away from quite how an impressive she was in the end and it’s great to see another top-class mare coming to win races on the Knavesmire. We look forward to seeing where she might turn up next!

RESULT 1st 2nd 3rd 12

Highﬁeld Princess Spycatcher Minzaal

11/2 9/1 11/4JF

THE TATTERSALLS MUSIDORA STAKES (GROUP 3)

Emily Upjohn was a quite emphatic winner of this year’s Tattersalls Musidora Stakes. Trained by John & Thady Gosden, she was well found in the market and duley obliged by an eased down five lengths. Emily Upjohn doesn’t look to be the most straight forward of rides and she still has a lot to learn but she clearly has talent in abundance. Before the race she was very much the punters pick but she still needed to go and show what she was all about on the track! Frankie looked to be in more of a wrestling match that a horse race on the daughter of Sea The Stars and he was forced to go slightly wider than he would have ideally liked to have been. Rob Hornby took them along at a good pace on Luna Dorada but she found front running at this level a little too much and dropped back through the field. Dettori loomed up alongside going much the best and quickly began to put lengths between him and his rivals in quite taking style. Life Of Dreams stayed on gallantly on only her second start on the track and she could well improve again but this race was all about the winner. Last year we saw Snowfall win this race before going onto Epsom Oaks glory and if the market reaction is anything to go by, Emily Upjohn could be the next superstar. After the race, Frankie said after that she ‘passed a good test today’ and praised her attitude as she didn’t see another rival for the final three furlongs. She certainly looks an exciting prospect.

RESULT 1st 2nd 3rd

Emily Upjohn Life Of Dreams Ching Shih

4/7F 11/4 28/1

TOP TRAINER AT YORK AWARD The Championship will be determined by the number of winners recorded and in the event of a tie, placed efforts will prove the deciding factor. The winner will receive the coveted Charles Clinkard Trophy and a smart pair of shoes!

2021 Champion: Tim Easterby

2022 STANDINGS John & Thady Gosden 2

Samburu winning the Paddy Power ‘Here For the Craic’ Handicap Stakes, completing a double forJohn & Thady Gosden.

Michael Dods

William Haggas

Adrian Keatley

John Quinn

Kevin Ryan

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Come meet our Equine Ambassador today!

GOLDREAM

Racegoers can meet former racehorse Goldream and his friends Nearly Caught and Poppy the pony along with the New Beginnings team in the Clocktower Enclosure. Goldream was trained by Robert Cowell in Newmarket and was a dual Group 1 winner of the King’s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot and Prix de L’Abbaye at Longchamp and he also enjoyed some successful trips here at York! He is now retired from racing and resides at the rehoming and re-training of racehorses’ charity New Beginnings. When he is not meeting people at the races, he enjoys taking part in dressage competitions, hacking and eating carrots!

www.nbhorses.org.uk

To ﬁnd out more about our ambassador, Goldream and his life now, follow:

York Races @yorkracecourse @yorkraces

LIFE PRESIDENT: THE EARL OF HALIFAX

YORK RACE COMMITTEE BRIDGET GUERIN THE LORD GRIMTHORPE

NICHOLAS WRIGLEY CHRISTOPHER DENNY

WILLIAM BETHELL NICK CHEYNE

MEET THE YORK MANAGEMENT TEAM WILLIAM DERBY

ADRIAN KAY

NICK JOHNSON

01904 683932 Sarah.Pateman@yorkracecourse.co.uk

01904 620911 adrian.kay@yorkracecourse.co.uk

01904 683933 nick.johnson@yorkracecourse.co.uk

Chief Executive & Clerk of the Course

CHRIS WARD

Head Groundsman

Hospitality Box Manager

Head of Finance

General Manager – Catering & Conferences

KEVIN PINNINGTON

JAMES BRENNAN

01904 683939 chris.ward@yorkracecourse.co.uk

01904 638971 kevin.pinnington@yorkracecouse.co.uk

01904 620911 james.brennan@yorkracecourse.co.uk

PHIL ATKINSON

LOUISE DALY

GAVIN PATTISON

01904 620911 enquiries@yorkracecourse.co.uk

01904 638971 louise.daly@yorkracecoursehospitality.co.uk

01904 620911 gavin.pattison@yorkracecourse.co.uk

FAY WAUDBY-GREEN

HARRIET ROCHESTER

ANTHEA LEIGH

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Covid-19 Officer

Stableside Manager

OFFICIALS

Commercial Manager Hospitality & Banqueting

Marketing Manager

Stewards GREG PEARSON (Chief Steward) NEIL EDMINSON (Stewards’ Panel Chair) DANIEL ANDREWS LOUISE MOORE STEPHANIE SWANNEY Starters STUART TURNER JASON CALLAGHAN Judge MICHAEL ROBERTS Clerk of the Scales WAYNE BURNELL Commentator MIKE CATTERMOLE

Head of Marketing & Sponsorship

Facilities Manager

Racing Manager & Raceday Clerk of the Course

Veterinary Officers JOCELYN HABERSHON-BUTCHER NIGEL HAIZELDEN LUCINDA TYLER Medical Officers DR ROS RODEN DR BRUCE MCLAIN DR SAMANTHA FOSTER DR PATRICK WYNN Veterinary Surgeons GEMMA DRANSFIELD ANNIE COOKE MATTHEW SWARBRICK Betting Ring Managers MARK RYAN MALCOLM HART Farriers PETER WILKIN SCOTT MACKIE 15

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Macmillan Charity Raceday Saturday 11 June 2022

The race is on to raise even more in 2022 Join us this June for Macmillan’s 51st Charity Raceday at York Racecourse. This annual charity weekend is the oldest and biggest in the country with over £9 million being raised to date and we would love for you to join us. To help raise money to fund our services, Macmillan is holding an auction with some great prizes available. From getaways to fashion and sports, there is something for everyone!

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P U Z Z L E CORNER GUESS WHO?

Hurricane Lane won last year’s Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes but who is seen ﬁnishing second?

WHO AM I?

Can you identify the horse, owner, trainer or jockey who has enjoyed big race success at York in the past from the clues provided? 1.

I was born in 1951 and have trained over 3000 winners. I have recently taken out a joint ownership license with my son and have trained three winner of the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes in the last ten years.

I hail from a stable that has had plenty of success over the Knavesmire. I’m a son of Nathaniel and run in the same silks as a Juddmonte International Stakes second.

Born in 2000, I ride a lot for Richard Hannon and new owners Amo Racing Limited. My biggest win came on Kinross in the Lennox Stakes and I’m still chasing a Group One.

YORKS RACING CHALLENGE 1. Can you name the ﬁve leading trainers in the Al Basti Equiworld Dante? Show off by adding how many trophies they hold. 2. Which horse that shared his name with a famous French Impressionist painter won the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes in 1984? There is a bonus point on offer if you can name his trainer. 3. The top-class Midday won the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Stakes in 2011 but what other prestigious York race did she win in 2010? If you can name the jockey on both occasions you will earn yourself a bonus point. 4. With the FA Cup Final on the sporting horizon, which winning teams share their name with a racecourse? Apologies to a football mad city but Aintree doesn’t count! 5. Which trainer had a double on Dante day 2021, name the winners?

Answers to today’s puzzles can be found on page 76. 17

WHERE CAN I PLACE A B T

There are various points and different ways to bet here at York. 1. Place a bet with the tote. 2. You can go to the betting ring. 3. Use a William Hill Retail SP Betting Shop. With over 300 tote betting points located around the course, there is always one nearby. The main betting ring is situated in front of the Knavesmire Stand with an additional ring in Course Enclosure and sometimes a third set of bookies on Bustardthorpe Lawn.There are three William Hill Retail SP betting shops at York; one at the southern end of the stands, the second on the ground floor of the Knavesmire Stand and the third being the refurbished shop on the ground floor of the Melrose Stand. In addition, racegoers in the Clocktower Enclosure will find a William Hill Retail SP facility underneath the clock tower. PLACING YOUR BET WITH A BOOKMAKER Shop around for the best odds against your selection. When you have decided on where to place your bet, state the number of your chosen horse and the stake, for example “number 4, £2 win”. Listen to the bookmaker repeat the number of the horse and the stake to his/ her clerk and hand your stake to the bookmaker. You will then be given an itemised receipt that gives details of the bet and shows potential winnings. You should keep this ticket safe. COLLECTING YOUR WINNINGS If your selection wins (or, in the case of a place bet, is placed), hand the ticket back to the bookmaker for settlement. NEVER destroy your ticket until after the “Weighed In” announcement has been made. There may still be a stewards enquiry and the first past the post, or placed horses, may be disqualified. On rare occasions even the horse coming fourth has been awarded the race. You may bet with confidence with any bookmaker as they have all been approved by the Administration Of Gambling On Tracks Limited, which administers the betting rings at each of Britain’s 59 racecourses. The AGT also offers a full late pay service, in case a bookmaker leaves the course before you have collected your winnings. Late Pay Claims should be sent to Administration Of Gambling On Tracks Limited, 3a, Kings Hall, Parsons Green, St Ives, Cambs, PE27 4WY.

WAYS TO BET STRAIGHT EACH WAY

Win Only A bookmaker taking each way bets will display the terms on which he/ she accepts such bets on the top of his/her board. This is a bet for your selection to win or be placed. In conjunction with The RCA, the bookmakers have introduced standard each-way terms. Bookmakers will provide these terms, or better, when offering each-way betting. • Fewer than 3 runners - all on to win • 3 or 4 runners – all on to win. Where a bookmaker wishes to depart from this default position he may offer place terms. This must be at 1/5 odds a place 1,2 • 5 – 7 runners (inclusive) – 1/4 odds a place 1,2 • 8 or more runners – 1/5 odds a place 1,2,3 • Handicaps with 12 to 15 runners (inclusive) – 1/4 odds a place 1,2,3 • Handicaps with 16 to 21 runners (inclusive) – 1/5 odds a place 1,2,3,4 • Handicaps with 22 or more runners – 1/4 odds a place 1,2,3,4 AWAY BETTING Many bookmakers will also take bets at the other race meetings today. They offer a comprehensive service, including bets settled TAX FREE at Starting Price (S.P.).

BETTING WITHOUT THE FAVOURITE

At reduced odds you can back a horse and collect if it wins or runs second to the horse nominated by the bookmaker as favourite.

STRAIGHT FORECAST

Name the ﬁrst and second in the correct order.

In the unlikely event of a dispute with a bookmaker, please call upon the assistance of the AGT Betting Ring Manager. Their office is located near the Theakston Bar to the South of the main Betting Ring.

How to Read the Racecard colour graphic

horse’s saddlecloth number

A symbol here denotes the horse holds an entry No. of at Royal Ascot, days 14th - 18th June, since or at the Cazoo last ran Derby Festival, 3rd & 4th June

horse’s name

Hurricane Lane (IRE) (27)

Barons Selection

draw

age

Ch c Frankel - Gale Force Owner: Godolphin Trainer: Charlie Appleby

weight st-lbs kg

9-0 (57.2)

(11)

Jockey: William Buick Form: 1-1 D Breeder: Normandie Stud Ltd

Successful at 1m and 1m 2f on good and heavy ground. A winner at 11-4 at Newbury over 1m 2f (good) on his latest outing last month, beating Maximal by 1l. Showed a professional attitude on that occasion and he is open to further progression. Official BHA Rating 99 (+6) SP: 5-1

form guide

colour of horse B=bay Br=brown Ch=chesnut Gr=grey

sire

dam

Probable SP

sex of horse c=colt - male horse up to age 5 h=horse g=gelding f=ﬁlly - female horse up to age 5 m=mare

previous performances /=new season -=new year C=course winner D=distance winner CD=course & distance winner BF=beaten favourite

Official BHA Ratings The BHA Handicappers allot ratings to horses once they have taken part usually in three races to enable the Handicappers to make a numerical assessment of each horse’s ability. The principal purpose of the ratings is to determine the weight to be carried by each runner in handicap races, with the Handicappers aiming to provide each participant with an equal chance based on its best recent form under its optimum conditions. A horse rated 100, for example, would be set to carry 1lb more than a horse rated 99 (ignoring any penalties or allowances). The ratings published in the racecard for handicap races are the ratings that were used to calculate the weight to be carried by each horse, whilst in non-handicaps races the rating shown is that of each runner at the time that the entries for the race were confirmed. Any subsequently published change to a rating, either up or down, is shown in brackets following the rating. Racing Post Standard Times is an independent assessment based on how long it should take a 90-rated horse to win on Good To Firm ground at York. Race tactics, rail movements, and wind direction are amongst the many factors to also affect the time for each specific race. Non-runner Ground - The Trainer states the ground is not suitable for this horse, the official going has changed since the time of declaration. Vet - The Trainer states the horse is subject to a Veterinary Certificate. Self Certificate - The trainer has advised the authorities that the horse is not able to race today.

You must be 18 or over to place a bet You may be asked to provide proof of your age when placing a bet If you cannot produce this your bet will not be accepted

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX

JOCKEYS D ALLAN 1.50 Copper Knight (IRE) ...................T Easterby 3.00 Cruyff Turn .....................................T Easterby S DE SOUSA 1.50 Mejthaam (IRE) ................................ N Tinkler 3.00 Trais Fluors....................................M Channon P DENNIS 5.20 Lethal Steps ................................. Mrs P Kirby L DETTORI 3.35 Magisterial (IRE) .....................J & T Gosden J DOYLE 1.50 Raasel ................................................M Appleby J DUERN 1.50 Fine Wine (FR) ...................................S Dixon L EDMUNDS 1.50 Bedford Flyer (IRE) .......................... J L Eyre C FALLON 3.00 Gifted Ruler.......................................H Palmer 4.45 Thunder Cat .....................................A Balding D FENTIMAN 3.00 Snash (IRE) ...................................T Easterby J FISHER 1.50 Zargun (GER) ......................................S Dixon S FOLEY 2.25 Forbearance (IRE) ..........Mrs J Harrington P HANAGAN 4.10 Khunan................................................... R Fahey C HARDIE 3.00 Ataser....................................................... T Kent J HART 3.00 Brunch.................................................... M Dods 3.35 Royal Patronage (FR) ......C & M Johnston 4.45 Mickey Mongoose..............C & M Johnston 5.20 Frankenstella (IRE) ....................... J J Quinn S JAMES 3.00 Lion Tower (IRE) ................................. G Tuer C T KEANE 2.25 Thunder Kiss (IRE) ...................... G M Lyons L KENIRY 4.10 Get Ahead................................................. C Cox 5.20 Caldwell .....................................M Scudamore R KINGSCOTE 2.25 Ville De Grace .............................Sir M Stoute 3.35 Desert Crown..............................Sir M Stoute 5.20 Hydroplane (IRE) ..........................I Williams C LEE 4.10 Guilded (IRE) .......................................K Burke G LEE 4.10 Project Dante....................................... B Smart 5.20 Inca Prince (IRE) .................Ruth Jefferson S M LEVEY 1.50 Good Effort (IRE) ...................I Mohammed 2.25 Aristia (IRE) .....................................R Hannon 4.45 Oh Sweet Tabu (IRE) ...................R Hannon 5.20 Master Milliner (IRE) .............Mrs E Fenton 20

T MARQUAND 1.50 Mountain Peak ...................................E Walker 2.25 Lilac Road (IRE) ........................... W Haggas 3.00 La Trinidad ............................................... R Fell 4.45 Papa Ricco................................. S P C Woods P MATHERS 4.45 Urban Dandy (IRE) ........................... T Coyle P J MCDONALD 4.45 Drafted (IRE) ......................... James Horton R L MOORE 2.25 Noon Star (USA) ......................Sir M Stoute 3.35 Bluegrass (IRE) .............................. A O’brien 4.10 King Of Bavaria (IRE) ................... A O’brien 5.20 Ahorsewithnoname................N Henderson A MULLEN 3.00 Lightening Company (IRE) ....... B Haslam 4.45 Tantalus (IRE) ................................. B Haslam 5.20 Ravenscraig Castle.......................... I Jardine P MULRENNAN 1.50 Jawwaal .................................................. M Dods 3.00 Redarna.................................................D Sayer D MUSCUTT 3.35 El Bodegon (IRE) .......................J Ferguson K O’NEILL 1.50 Strong Power (IRE) ....................... A Haynes C RODRIGUEZ 3.00 What’s The Story ........................K Dalgleish 4.10 Eternal Halo (IRE) .......................K Dalgleish R RYAN 3.35 Kingmax (IRE) ........................ D Loughnane 4.45 Queen Olly (IRE) ................... D Loughnane R SCOTT 3.00 Isla Kai (IRE) .................................... N Tinkler 4.45 Ubettabequick (IRE) .................... N Tinkler J P SPENCER 3.00 Bless Him (IRE) ...................... D M Simcock K STOTT 1.50 Digital (IRE) .......................................... K Ryan 3.35 Dark Moon Rising (IRE) ................... K Ryan 4.10 Boonie (IRE) ......................................... K Ryan 4.45 Catch The Paddy (IRE) .................... K Ryan JP SULLIVAN 1.50 Ready Freddie Go (IRE) ..................O Pears 3.00 Garden Oasis.................................T Easterby D TUDHOPE 1.50 Alligator Alley................................. D O’Meara 3.00 Hortzadar........................................ D O’Meara 3.35 White Wolf (IRE) ..................... S bin Suroor 4.10 Last Crusader (IRE) ..........................K Burke 4.45 Match Play ............................................. K Ryan J WATSON 3.35 Masekela (IRE) ...............................A Balding

TRAINERS MICHAEL APPLEBY 1.50 Raasel ............................................James Doyle ANDREW BALDING 3.35 Masekela (IRE)........................Jason Watson 4.45 Thunder Cat ..............................Cieren Fallon SAEED BIN SUROOR 3.35 White Wolf (IRE) ................Daniel Tudhope KARL BURKE 4.10 Guilded (IRE)................................Clifford Lee 4.10 Last Crusader (IRE) ...........Daniel Tudhope MICK CHANNON 3.00 Trais Fluors.....................Silvestre De Sousa CLIVE COX 4.10 Get Ahead......................................Liam Keniry TONY COYLE 4.45 Urban Dandy (IRE)............Patrick Mathers KEITH DALGLEISH 3.00 What’s The Story .......... Callum Rodriguez 4.10 Eternal Halo (IRE).......... Callum Rodriguez SCOTT DIXON 1.50 Fine Wine (FR)..............................Jack Duern 1.50 Zargun (GER) ......................Jonathan Fisher MICHAEL DODS 1.50 Jawwaal ...................................Paul Mulrennan 3.00 Brunch..............................................Jason Hart TIM EASTERBY 1.50 Copper Knight (IRE).................. David Allan 3.00 Cruyff Turn ................................... David Allan 3.00 Garden Oasis.........................James Sullivan 3.00 Snash (IRE) .........................Duran Fentiman LES EYRE 1.50 Bedford Flyer (IRE)............Lewis Edmunds RICHARD FAHEY 4.10 Khunan........................................Paul Hanagan ROGER FELL 3.00 La Trinidad ............................ Tom Marquand JAMES FERGUSON 3.35 El Bodegon (IRE) ................ Daniel Muscutt JOHN & THADY GOSDEN 3.35 Magisterial (IRE) ..................Frankie Dettori WILLIAM HAGGAS 2.25 Lilac Road (IRE)................... Tom Marquand RICHARD HANNON 2.25 Aristia (IRE) .................................. Sean Levey 4.45 Oh Sweet Tabu (IRE)................ Sean Levey JESSICA HARRINGTON 2.25 Forbearance (IRE).....................Shane Foley BEN HASLAM 3.00 Lightening Company (IRE).........Andrew Mullen 4.45 Tantalus (IRE)....................... Andrew Mullen ALICE HAYNES 1.50 Strong Power (IRE)................Kieran O’Neill NICKY HENDERSON 5.20 Ahorsewithnoname.................. Ryan Moore JAMES HORTON 4.45 Drafted (IRE) ...........................P J McDonald IAIN JARDINE 5.20 Ravenscraig Castle............. Andrew Mullen

RUTH JEFFERSON 5.20 Inca Prince (IRE) .......................Graham Lee CHARLIE & MARK JOHNSTON 3.35 Royal Patronage (FR).................Jason Hart 4.45 Mickey Mongoose........................Jason Hart TERRY KENT 3.00 Ataser.............................................Cam Hardie PHILIP KIRBY 5.20 Lethal Steps ..................................Phil Dennis EMMA LAVELLE 5.20 Master Milliner (IRE) ................. Sean Levey DAVID LOUGHNANE 3.35 Kingmax (IRE) ............................. Rossa Ryan 4.45 Queen Olly (IRE)........................ Rossa Ryan GER LYONS 2.25 Thunder Kiss (IRE).................... Colin Keane ISMAIL MOHAMMED 1.50 Good Effort (IRE)........................ Sean Levey AIDAN O’BRIEN 3.35 Bluegrass (IRE) .......................... Ryan Moore 4.10 King Of Bavaria (IRE)............... Ryan Moore DAVID O’MEARA 1.50 Alligator Alley.......................Daniel Tudhope 3.00 Hortzadar..............................Daniel Tudhope HUGO PALMER 3.00 Gifted Ruler...............................Cieren Fallon OLIVER PEARS 1.50 Ready Freddie Go (IRE).....James Sullivan JOHN QUINN 5.20 Frankenstella (IRE)......................Jason Hart KEVIN RYAN 1.50 Digital (IRE)....................................Kevin Stott 3.35 Dark Moon Rising (IRE) ............Kevin Stott 4.10 Boonie (IRE) ..................................Kevin Stott 4.45 Catch The Paddy (IRE).............Kevin Stott 4.45 Match Play ............................Daniel Tudhope DIANNE SAYER 3.00 Redarna..................................Paul Mulrennan MICHAEL SCUDAMORE 5.20 Caldwell .........................................Liam Keniry DAVID SIMCOCK 3.00 Bless Him (IRE).....................Jamie Spencer BRYAN SMART 4.10 Project Dante...............................Graham Lee SIR MICHAEL STOUTE 2.25 Noon Star (USA)........................ Ryan Moore 2.25 Ville De Grace ................ Richard Kingscote 3.35 Desert Crown................. Richard Kingscote NIGEL TINKLER 1.50 Mejthaam (IRE)..............Silvestre De Sousa 3.00 Isla Kai (IRE) ..............................Rowan Scott 4.45 Ubettabequick (IRE)...............Rowan Scott GRANT TUER 3.00 Lion Tower (IRE) ........................ Sam James ED WALKER 1.50 Mountain Peak ...................... Tom Marquand IAN WILLIAMS 5.20 Hydroplane (IRE) ......... Richard Kingscote SEAN WOODS 4.45 Papa Ricco............................. Tom Marquand 21

A WINTER’S TALE:

WHAT IS NEW AT YORK THIS SEASON?

COUNTY STAND CHAMPAGNE PAVILION

Discover the bright new look, complete with 86” HD televisions that will keep those sipping a glass of Moët in touch with the action.

COUNTY STAND GARDEN

Returning smarter after its juvenile season, a different perspective on the action, serving ﬁzz, as well as a full bar service plus tasty cold food.

THE 1731 PIE SHOP

A new name and a new look for the counter service restaurant on the ground ﬂoor of the Knavesmire Stand. Its name gives a clear indication of its homemade signature dishes, as well as being a nod to the founding season on the Knavesmire. 22

ROBERTO VILLAGE BAR

With twenty serving stations, a quick refresh between races and easy access to Bustardthorpe Lawn and the Betting Ring.

STABLESIDE

Facilities for horses have been improved with a further unloading ramp, additional and improved horse showers as well as an improved equine walkway from the stables to the main racecourse.

P RLEZ-VOUS R CING? ESSENTIAL RACING PHRASES FOR THE BEGINNER It could be easy to be put off by the weird and wonderful words and phrases banded around the racecourse, but in fact, its all part of the fun.

Like a tourist in a foreign country, the novice racegoer soon picks up enough of the language to get by, and then rapidly becomes ﬂuent.

The following terms will provide any newcomer, keen to enhance their language skills, with just enough of the jargon to sound like a ‘local’: RACING SPEAK

ENGLISH

ALLOWANCE: .......................The weight concession the horse is given to compensate for its rider’s inexperience. AMATEUR: .............................(Rider) on racecards, their names are usually prefixed by Mr, Mrs, etc. To indicate their amateur licence holder status. ANTE-POST: ..........................Betting (usually for the most important races) days or even months before the race is due to take place. APPRENTICE:........................Young jockey tied by annually renewed contract to a licensed trainer while they are learning. BACKWARD: .........................Young horse which needs time to mature. CLERK OF THE COURSE:...Official in charge of running the racing programme, at York it is William Derby. CLERK OF THE SCALES:....Key in the delivery of a successful racing operation, Wayne Burnell is in charge of things today. COLOURS:..............................The racing silks worn by the jockeys. COLT: ......................................Male, ungelded horse, up to four years old. CONNECTIONS:....................The owner and trainer of a racehorse. COURSE SPECIALIST:..............Horse which tends to run well at a particular course. DAM:........................................Mother of a horse. DISTANCE:.............................The length of a race. DISTANCE, THE: ...................An unmarked point 240 yards from the winning post. DRAW: ....................................Describes a horse’s position in the starting stalls, drawn two days before a flat race. FILLY: ......................................Female horse up to four years old. So four of the six contenders in the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton. FOAL:......................................Horse of either sex from its birth until 1 January the following year. FURLONG: .............................220 yards (one eighth of a mile). GELDING:...............................Castrated horse. GOING: ...................................Description of the course conditions under foot. HAND:.....................................Unit of four inches in which a horse’s height is measured at the shoulder. JOLLY:.....................................Betting term for the horse with the shortest odds (the favourite). JUDGE: ...................................Official responsible for declaring finishing order and distances between horses. Michael Roberts is in the hot seat this afternoon. JUVENILE: .............................Two-year old horse. All horses in the Frank Whittle Partnership ebfstallions.com Maiden Stakes at 4:45pm. 24

KNAVESMIRE: .......................The name for the piece of ground on which York Racecourse is situated. MAIDEN:.................................Horse which has not yet won a race. MARE: .....................................Female horse, five years and over. OBJECTIONS: .......................Complaint by one camp against another regarding breach of rules during a race. ODDS ON: ..............................Where a bet’s winnings are less than the stake e.g. winning a £2 bet wins you £1 so you get back £3. PACE: ......................................‘Up with the pace’ means close to the leaders. PENALTY:...............................Weight added to the handicap weight of a horse which has won since the weights were published. PHOTO FINISH:.....................Electronic photo device which determines minimal distance in a close finish. PLATE: ....................................Shoe worn by horse for racing. RACEDAY CLERK OF THE COURSE:.................A key contact for racing professionals and in delivering the racing. Anthea Leigh fills the role at York, follow her Clerking tweets @YorkClerk. SCHOOLED:...........................Trained to jump. SHORT RUNNER: .................A horse that doesn’t stay the minimum distance, five furlongs on the flat or two miles over jumps. SIRE:........................................Father of a horse. SPREAD A PLATE: ...............When a racing plate or horseshoe becomes detached from the animal’s hoof. SP/STARTING PRICE:..........Official price of a horse at which bets are settled in the betting shops. STEWARDS ENQUIRY:........Enquiry by panel of men and women responsible for seeing rules are adhered to into a race’s running. TIC-TAC: .................................Bookmakers hand-signalling method relaying odds. UNDER STARTERS’ ORDERS: ................................Occurs when the race is about to start. VOICE IN THE SKY:..............The commentator, listen out for Mike Cattermole this afternoon. WEIGH OUT/WEIGH IN: .....Weighing jockey before and after race to ensure correct weight has been carried. YEARLING: ............................Horse of either sex from 1 January to 31 December of the year following its birth.

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SALISBURY Race 1 1.00 6f 213y 1 Fangorn (GB) 10-0 2 Crystal Casque (GB) 9-13 3 Victorious Night (IRE) 9-12 4 Headora (GB) 9-6 5 Silastar (GB) 9-6 6 James Park Woods (IRE) 9-2 7 Inner Circle (IRE) 9-0 8 Major Valentine (GB) 8-9 9 Diamond Cottage (GB) 8-9

Race 4 2.35 1m 1f 1 Fighting Poet (IRE) 2 The Raven’s Return (GB) 3 Missed The Cut (USA) 4 Balhambar (FR) 5 Daiquiri (IRE) 6 Edinburgh Rock (IRE) 7 Naval College (GB) 8 Roman Tempest (FR) 9 Soames Forsyte (GB)

201y 10-0 10-0 9-6 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13

Race 2 1.30 1 Al Dasim (IRE) 2 Ansani (GB) 3 Chateau (IRE) 4 Remarkable Force (IRE) 5 She’s A Mirage (GB)

Race 5 3.10 1m 1f 1 Maid of Aragon (IRE) 2 Take My Chances (FR) 3 Miss Down Under (IRE) 4 Alternativa (GB) 5 Corsini (IRE) 6 Darmoiselle (GB) 7 Divine Jewel (GB) 8 Graph (GB) 9 Love Someone (GB) 10 Love You Grandpa (IRE) 11 Missy’s Hobbs (GB) 12 Stepmother (IRE)

201y 10-0 10-0 9-4 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13 8-13

5f 9-7 9-7 9-7 9-7 9-2

Race 3 2.05 1m 1f 201y 1 Base Note (GB) 9-10 2 Teumessias Fox (IRE) 9-3 3 Viadelamore (IRE) 9-3 4 Monet’s Sunrise (GB) 8-13 5 Madame Ambassador (GB) 8-12 6 Brayden Star (GB) 8-11

Race 6 3.45 1m 4f 5y 1 Udaberri (IRE) 9-9 2 After Eight (IRE) 9-7 3 Geelong (FR) 9-7 4 Borntobealeader (IRE) 9-6 5 Loudspeaker (GB) 9-6 6 Greatness Awaits (IRE) 9-5 7 Masterminding (IRE) 9-4 Race 7 4.18 1 Makarova (GB) 2 Top Exhibit (GB) 3 Cityjet (IRE) 4 Flying Secret (GB) 5 Dream By Day (GB) 6 Musical Mystery (GB) 7 Nickleby (IRE) 8 Pull The Lever (IRE) 9 Regal Envoy (IRE) 10 Wrought Iron (GB)

6f 9-9 9-8 9-8 9-7 9-7 9-5 9-4 9-4 9-4 9-0

PERTH Race 1 2.15 2m 47y 1 Battle Frontier (IRE) 11-4 2 Cirque Royal (GB) 11-4 3 Foxhollow (IRE) 11-4 4 Hard Iron (IRE) 11-4 5 Harel du Marais (FR) 11-4 6 Harry d’Arc (FR) 11-4 7 Knot Another One (IRE) 11-4 8 No Mor Isolation (IRE) 11-4 9 Ivynator (IRE) 10-12 10 Sanosuke (IRE) 10-12 11 Snow Joeking (IRE) 10-12 12 Twenty’s Plenty (GB) 10-12 Race 2 2.45 2m 7f 180y 1 Champagnesuperover (IRE) 11-4 2 Champagne Sparkles (FR) 10-12 3 Our Ted (IRE) 10-12 4 Brave Way (IRE) 10-5

Race 3 3.20 2m 7f 180y 1 Amalfi Doug (FR) 12-2 2 Eaglehill (FR) 11-11 3 Cap St Vincent (FR) 11-11 4 Cilaos Glace (FR) 11-10 5 Bafana Blue (GB) 11-7 6 If Not For Dylan (IRE) 11-4 7 Heavey (GB) 10-13 8 Frau Georgia (IRE) 10-12 Race 4 3.55 2m 4f 35y 1 Overthetop (IRE) 12-0 2 Notre Pari (IRE) 11-13 3 Fire Away (IRE) 11-13 4 Aurora Thunder (GB) 11-9 5 Bigbadmattie (IRE) 11-6 6 Highway Companion (IRE) 10-12 7 Kajaki (IRE) 10-12 8 Beeno (IRE) 10-11 9 Garde des Champs (IRE) 10-9 10 A Place Apart (IRE) 10-5

Race 5 4.25 2m 47y 1 Roma Bangkok (GB) 12-0 2 Well Planted (FR) 11-11 3 Kayfast Warrior (IRE) 11-7 4 Fathers Advice (IRE) 11-7 5 Malangen (IRE) 11-5 6 Wilhelm Vonvenster (FR) 10-11 7 Muhtamar (FR) 10-11 8 Scots Sonnet (GB) 10-10 9 A Mere Bagatelle (IRE) 10-10 10 Lockdown Leader (IRE) 10-8 11 Jackhammer (IRE) 10-7 Race 6 4.55 2m 1 Fresh New Dawn (IRE) 2 Passnotalegend (GB) 3 Victory Echo (IRE) 4 Sword of Fate (IRE) 5 Boy’s On Tour (IRE) 6 Furax (FR) 7 Get With It (IRE) 8 Tico Times (IRE) 9 Fourth of July (IRE) 10 Budarri (GB) 11 Diamond Road (IRE)

4f 20y 12-0 11-13 11-13 11-10 11-4 11-4 11-3 11-1 10-12 10-9 10-2

Race 7 5.30 2m 47y 1 She’s A Rocca (IRE) 12-0 2 Durragh (IRE) 11-10 3 Lizzie Loch (GB) 11-8 4 The Girl That Sang (IRE) 11-8 5 Annies Regatta (GB) 11-7 6 That’s Your Lottie (GB) 10-13

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Today’s Runners & Riders

TOP JOCKEY AT YORK The Championship will be determined by the number of winners recorded and in the event of a tie, placed efforts will prove the deciding factor. The winner will receive the acclaimed Living North Trophy.

2022 STANDINGS

Emily Upjohn gave Frankie a brilliant start in the Tattersalls Musidora Stakes and conﬁrmed her position at the head of the market in the Cazoo Epsom Oaks.

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COPPER KNIGHT:

JOINT WINNING-MOST HORSE HERE EYES ON OUR FIRST RACE WHEN COPPER KNIGHT, HOPES TO RECORD WIN NUMBER SEVEN. The Denham family first ran Copper Knight at York back in 2017 when he won the first of his six races. It was an assertive performance over then stable mate Rasheeq and was very much a sign of things to come. He had further success at York before taking his most prestigious prize at the track. The John Smith’s City Walls Stakes 2019, his first Listed success. His superb sixth victory came at this year’s Welcome To Yorkshire Ebor Festival. A plaque has been erected in his honour on the pre-parade ring side of the weighing room, where it reads ‘winning most’, as he may well not be done with winning at York just yet! Yesterday the Michael Dods trained Dakota Gold joined Copper Knight with a record equalling sixth win, will Copper Knight go one better today? Race Name

Date

S/P

Winning Margin

Unibet Sprint Stakes (Handicap)

27/05/17

5/1F

1 1/4 lengths

Parsonage Hotel And Cloisters Spa Stakes (Handicap)

12/10/18

14/1

3/4 length

Matchbook Betting Exchange Stakes (Handicap)

16/05/19

8/1

1 length

John Smith’s City Walls Stakes (Handicap)

13/07/19

2/1F

1/2 length

Matchbook Betting Exchange Stakes (Handicap)

13/05/21

11/2F

1/2 length

Sky Bet And Symphony Group Stakes (Handicap)

18/08/21

18/1

3/4 length

Winning the Listed John Smith’s City Walls Stakes in 2019

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1st Race 1.50 The Paddy Power ‘Making Flat Less Flat’ Stakes

Distance: Race Type: Rating: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

5f Handicap 86-105 £30,000 4+ Centre

Five Furlongs (1,000 metres) See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION Day Two begins with a Paddy Power backed handicap. Such races are designed for close competition with the handicapper as the independent assessor who rates horses on past performance seeking to get them crossing the line together, by handing out differing weights. The best on past performance will be the highest rated horse,Good Effort here, and so will carry most weight. So, pit your wits against the handicapper – if you need some help look for C (has won at York) or D (has won over this distance) against the horse’s name, see how Copper Knight (who claims a record six “c”s) and Bedford Flyer are just two of this ﬁeld to have both. Good luck in starting with a winner!

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: COPPER KNIGHT Trainer: Tim Easterby Jockey: James Sullivan Age/Weight: 7-8-6 Runners: 17 SP: 11/2J Copper Knight successfully defended his crown in this ultra-competitive handicap and won strongly under a ﬁne ride by James Sullivan.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 58.75s Racing Post Standard Time: 57.50s Course Record: 55.90s by Battaash (23-Aug-19) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): T Easterby (39 wins from 451 runners, 9%) runs COPPER KNIGHT Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): D O’Meara (7 wins from 52 runners, 13%) runs ALLIGATOR ALLEY Fancy That: T Easterby won this race in 2019 and 2021. The stable runs COPPER KNIGHT today. Longest Traveller: MOUNTAIN PEAK trained by E Walker, Upper Lambourn, 202 miles. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May. Racecard No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Last 6 Runs -33206 20201-7 1111-51 1020-27 51009-2 11544682003/3 120-313 0210701550-01 111343 112352 143318-

Horse GOOD EFFORT COPPER KNIGHT RAASEL BEDFORD FLYER MOUNTAIN PEAK JAWWAAL ALLIGATOR ALLEY DIGITAL ZARGUN READY FREDDIE GO STRONG POWER FINE WINE MEJTHAAM

Career Wins Places 9 6 11 14 7 1 4 4 9 6 6 7 2 4 3 7 3 10 6 2 5 4 6 6 2 1

Total Runs 36 64 12 15 37 31 12 15 40 18 29 24 9

Career Winnings 139126 235844 69122 21285 72709 54937 48482 24896 24175 29099 27010 33269 7671

Winning Distance Range 5-7F 5F 5F 5F 5-7F 5-7F 5F 5F 5-9F 5F 5-6F 5F 5-6F

Winning Going Range G-ST G-ST G-S G-ST G-ST G-ST GF GS-ST G-GS G-ST G-ST G-ST GF-ST

Runs Since Wins 6 2 1 6 5 5 8 2 4 1 4 5 2

KNAVESMIRE TIP Raasel made it six wins from his last seven starts when scoring at Goodwood and, despite a further 7lb rise, he must enter calculations. Copper Knight has won six times here, including the last couple of runnings of this race, and he holds obvious claims, while Newbury second Mountain Peak also warrants respect. However, at the prices, a chance is taken on ALLIGATOR ALLEY. He won a Listed race over C&D when trained by Joseph O’Brien and made a pleasing stable/seasonal debut when third at Wolverhampton in March.

ALLIGATOR ALLEY

RAASEL 33

1st Race 1.50

The Paddy Power ‘Making Flat Less Flat’ Stakes No

Horse

Good Effort (IRE) (27)

B h Shamardal (USA) - Magical Crown (USA)

Owner: Mr Abdulla Al Mansoori Trainer: Ismail Mohammed, Newmarket

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

5f Handicap (86-105) £30,000 4+ Centre

Age

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

9-9

(61.2)

(9)

Jockey: Sean Levey

Form: 1-33206 D Breeder: Rabbah Bloodstock Limited

Has won nine races from 5f to 7f on varying ground and on the all-weather. Finished 1 1/2l behind Bouttemont when sixth of 14 at 9-1 on his latest outing at Newcastle over 6f last month. First handicap start since November 2020 and hard to dismiss. Official BHA Rating 105 SP: 20-1

Copper Knight (IRE) (26)

B g Sir Prancealot (IRE) - Mystic Dream

Owner: Ventura Racing (Copper) & Partner Trainer: Tim Easterby, Malton

9-8

(60.8)

(7)

Jockey: David Allan

Form: 20201-0 CD Breeder: Wardstown Stud Ltd

Has won 11 races at 5f on ground varying from good to ﬁrm to soft and on the all-weather. Beaten 5l behind Zarzyni at 28-1 when seventh of 11 on his latest run at Musselburgh over 5f last month. Has won the last two runnings of this race and shouldn’t be underestimated. Official BHA Rating 104 SP: 11-1

Raasel (GB) (13)

Ch g Showcasing - Dubai Affair

Owner: The Horse Watchers Trainer: Michael Appleby, Oakham

9-5

(59.4)

(11)

Jockey: James Doyle

Form: 1111-51 D Breeder: Bearstone Stud

Winner of seven races at 5f on ground varying from good to soft. Won on his latest outing when 11-4fav at Goodwood over 5f (good) last month, beating Clarendon House by a head. Has won six of his last seven starts and holds leading claims here, despite a further 7lb rise. Official BHA Rating 101 SP: 13-2

Bedford Flyer (IRE) (19)

B c Clodovil (IRE) - Nafa (IRE)

9-4

Owner: RP Racing Ltd Trainer: Les Eyre, Beverley

(59.0)

(1)

Jockey: Lewis Edmunds

Form: 1020-20 CD Breeder: Maurice Burns

He has won four times at 5f on good ground and on the all-weather. Beaten 13l behind Ava Go Joe at 3-1 when seventh of 8 on his latest outing at Ripon over 5f last month. Blew that race at the start (reared leaving stalls before hampered) and he shouldn’t be overlooked. Official BHA Rating 100 SP: 12-1

Mountain Peak (GB) (25)

B g Swiss Spirit - Nolas Lolly (IRE)

Owner: Ebury Racing Trainer: Ed Walker, Upper Lambourn

9-3

(58.5)

(8)

Jockey: Tom Marquand

Form: 51000-2 D Breeder: Mrs Hugh Maitland-Jones

Has won nine races from 5f to 7f on good to ﬁrm and good ground and on the all-weather. Beaten a neck by Blue De Vega when second of 7 at 28-1 on his latest outing at Newbury over 5f (good) last month. Just 1lb higher than that cracking comeback effort and one to note. Official BHA Rating 99 SP: 17-2

Jawwaal (GB) (229)

Ch g Bahamian Bounty - Avenbury

Owner: Sekura Group Trainer: Michael Dods, Darlington

9-2

(58.1)

(6)

Jockey: Paul Mulrennan

Form: 115446- D Breeder: Biddestone Stud Ltd

Winner of six races from 5f to 7f on good to ﬁrm and good ground and on the all-weather. Finished 4l behind Mondammej when sixth of 10 at 4-1jt-fav on his latest outing at Haydock over 5f (good to ﬁrm) in September last year. Respected on his return to action. Official BHA Rating 98 SP: 12-1

Alligator Alley (GB) (54)

B g Kingman - Overturned

Owner: Akela Thoroughbreds Limited Trainer: David O’Meara, Upper Helmsley

8-13 (56.7)

(3)

Jockey: Daniel Tudhope

Form: 0/2003/-3 CD Breeder: Whatton Manor Stud

Successful twice at 5f on good to ﬁrm ground. Third of 6 behind Tone The Barone beaten 2 3/4l at 20-1 on his latest outing at Wolverhampton over 5f in March. That was a ﬁne reappearance and this course-and-distance Listed winner could offer some value. Official BHA Rating 95 SP: 18-1

Digital (IRE) (25)

B g Kodi Bear (IRE) - Notte Illuminata (IRE)

Owner: Highclere T’bred Racing - Kodi Bear 1 Trainer: Kevin Ryan, Hambleton

8-13 (56.7)

(4)

Jockey: Kevin Stott

Form: 120-313 D BF Breeder: Rathbarry Stud

He has won three times at 5f on good to soft and soft ground and on the all-weather. Third of 7 behind Blue De Vega beaten 1 1/4l at 15-8jt-fav on his latest run at Newbury over 5f (good) last month. Done little wrong so far this year and likes it here, so should run well. Official BHA Rating 95 SP: 6-1 34

Horse

Age

Zargun (GER) (187)

B g Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) - Zenaat

Owner: Sexy Six Partnership Trainer: Scott Dixon, Rolleston

st-lb

(kgs)

8-13 (56.7)

Draw

(10)

Jockey: Jonathan Fisher (5)

Form: 021000- D Breeder: Gestut Karlshof

He has won three times from 5f to 1m 1f on good and good to soft ground. Beaten 15l behind King’s Lynn at 80-1 when 13th of 15 on his latest outing at Doncaster over 6f (soft) in November last year. Placed in each of his past three visits here. An each-way player. Official BHA Rating 95 SP: 20-1

10 Ready Freddie Go (IRE) (12) B g Swiss Spirit - Barbieri (IRE)

Owner: Ownaracehorse Ltd, Keates and West Trainer: Ollie Pears, Malton

8-9

(54.9)

(13)

Jockey: James Sullivan

Form: 1550-01 D Breeder: Mr & Mrs Reddy Coffey

Winner of six races at 5f on good to ﬁrm and good ground and on the all-weather. A winner at 9-1 at Thirsk over 5f (good to ﬁrm) on his latest outing last month, beating Khabib by a short head. 4lb higher in a harder race today, so needs more. Official BHA Rating 91 SP: 12-1

11 Strong Power (IRE) (40) B g Kodiac - Soft Power (IRE)

8-5

(53.1)

(12)

Jockey: Kieran O’Neill

Owner: Miss Alice Haynes Trainer: Alice Haynes, Newmarket

Form: 111343 D Breeder: Tally-Ho Stud

Winner of five races from 5f to 6f on good ground and on the all-weather. Third of 7 behind Night On Earth beaten 1l at 6-1 on his latest run at Lingfield over 5f last month. Fighting-fit following a successful stint on the all-weather, but possibly not as good on turf. Official BHA Rating 87 SP: 12-1

12 Fine Wine (FR) (4) B g Dream Ahead (USA) - Mulled Wine (FR)

Owner: Dixon Brennan Mahony & Partners Trainer: Scott Dixon, Rolleston

8-4

(52.6)

(2)

Jockey: Jack Duern (3)

Form: 112352 D Breeder: Khalifa Dasmal

Winner of six races at 5f on good and soft ground and on the all-weather. Beaten 1 1/4l by Candescence when second of 14 at 15-2 on his latest outing at Hamilton over 5f (good) earlier this month. He will likely be pushing the pace and has an outside place chance. Official BHA Rating 86 SP: 12-1

13 Mejthaam (IRE) (224) B f Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Adhwaa

Owner: Mr A D Spence & Mr M B Spence Trainer: Nigel Tinkler, Malton

8-4

(52.6)

(5)

Jockey: Silvestre De Sousa

Form: 143310- D Breeder: Shadwell Estate Company Limited

Successful at 5f and 6f on good to ﬁrm ground and on the all-weather. Beaten 4l behind Lipsink at 9-1 when eighth of 10 on her latest outing at Chelmsford City over 5f in September last year. Runs from 2lb out of the handicap. Needs a career-best on her stable debut. Official BHA Rating 84 SP: 40-1

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 13...........................................................................................(EXACTA)

Hood worn by No. 3. Blinkers worn by No. 12. Tongue Strap worn by No. 2. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 1, 10. STEWARDS NOTE BEDFORD FLYER: Following its run on 23/4/2022 it was reported that the hore reared and was hampered at the off. JAWWAAL: Following its run on 25/9/2021 it was reported that the horse stumbled leaving the stalls. FINE WINE: Following its run on 8/5/2022 it was reported that the horse hung left handed very late-on.

PROBABLE S.P.’S

6-1 Digital (IRE), 13-2 Raasel (GB), 17-2 Mountain Peak (GB), 11-1 Copper Knight (IRE), 12-1 Bedford Flyer (IRE), Jawwaal (GB), Ready Freddie Go (IRE), Strong Power (IRE), Fine Wine (FR), 18-1 Alligator Alley (GB), 20-1 Good Effort (IRE), Zargun (GER), 40-1 Mejthaam (IRE)

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£15462.................................................................... 2nd £7251....................................................................................

3rd

£3627..................................................................... 4th

£1812 ....................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

FIRST RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by a representative of Paddy Power. Paddy Power have generously given £150 to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

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2.05

The Byerley Stud Stakes

Distance: Race Type: Rating: Prize Money: Age:

1m 1f 201y Handicap 71-90 £17,500 3

About One Mile Two Furlongs (1,900 metres)

Horse

st-lb

Base Note (GB) (46)

9-10 (61.7)

B g Shamardal (USA) - Fragrancy (IRE)

Owner: Mr Mohammed Al Nabouda Trainer: Simon & Ed Crisford, Newmarket

(kgs)

Draw

(3)

Jockey: Harry Burns (5)

Form: 02-2110 D Breeder: Rabbah Bloodstock Limited

Successful at 1m 2f and 1m 4f on the all-weather. Well beaten at 12-1 behind Grand Alliance when last of 8 on his latest outing at Doncaster over 1m 2f (good) in March. That performance leaves him with a few questions to answer this afternoon. Official BHA Rating 91 SP: 12-1

Teumessias Fox (IRE) (23)

Ch c Lope de Vega (IRE) - Princess Serena (USA)

9-3

Owner: King Power Racing Co Ltd Trainer: Andrew Balding, Kingsclere

(58.5)

(6)

Jockey: David Probert

Form: 3-310 D Breeder: Roundhill Stud

A winner at 1m 2f on the all-weather. Beaten 9l behind Nahanni at 17-2 when seventh of 8 on his latest outing at Epsom over 1m 2f (good) last month. Should ﬁnd this much easier than that Listed contest and warrants plenty of respect. Official BHA Rating 84 SP: 7-2

Viadelamore (IRE) (14)

B g Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Love Street (USA)

Owner: NAS Syndicate Trainer: James Ferguson, Newmarket

9-3

(58.5)

(1)

Jockey: Hector Crouch

Form: 042-1 D Breeder: Irish National Stud Mare Syndicate

A winner at 13-2 at Redcar over 1m 2f (good to ﬁrm) on his latest outing last month, beating Rich King by 1 1/2l, his ﬁrst success from four starts. Raised 5lb in the ratings for that success, but open to plenty of further improvement and holds leading claims. Official BHA Rating 84 SP: 15-8

Monet’s Sunrise (GB) (20)

B g Le Havre (IRE) - Distant (USA)

Owner: Mrs Johnny de la Hey Trainer: Richard Hannon, Marlborough

8-13 (56.7)

(4)

Jockey: Pat Dobbs

Form: 23-25 Breeder: Glebe Farm Stud

Placed twice in four starts. Finished 8l behind Red Vineyard when ﬁfth of 6 at 15-2 on his latest outing at Sandown over 1m 2f (good) last month. Better was expected of him that day and others are preferred in this contest as a result. Official BHA Rating 80 SP: 14-1

Madame Ambassador (GB) (20)

Ch f Churchill (IRE) - Lady Jane Digby

Owner: Miss K. Rausing Trainer: Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham

8-12 (56.2)

(5)

Jockey: Ben Curtis

Form: 23132-4 Breeder: Miss K. Rausing

A winner at 1m on good ground. Finished 1 3/4l behind Wootton’sun when fourth of 7 at 11-1 on her latest outing at Doncaster over 1m 2f (good to ﬁrm) last month. Entitled to improve for that ﬁrst run since September and unlikely to be far away here. Official BHA Rating 79 SP: 5-1

Brayden Star (GB) (29)

B c Twilight Son - Desert Liaison

Owner: Chris Kiely Racing Limited Trainer: Harry & Roger Charlton, Beckhampton

8-11

(55.8)

(2)

Jockey: David Egan

Form: 042-0 Breeder: Hungerford Park Stud

Placed once in four starts. Beaten 9l behind Tranquil Night at 14-1 when eighth of 15 on his latest outing at Newmarket over 1m (good) last month. Not completely disgraced that day, especially after a slow break, and could improve enough to be competitive here. Official BHA Rating 78 SP: 13-2

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 6............................................................................................(EXACTA)

PROBABLE S.P.’S

15-8 Viadelamore (IRE), 7-2 Teumessias Fox (IRE), 5-1 Madame Ambassador (GB), 13-2 Brayden Star (GB), 12-1 Base Note (GB), 14-1 Monet’s Sunrise (GB)

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RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£9450..................................................................... 2nd £4436...................................................................................

3rd

£2219...................................................................... 4th

£1109....................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

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BIG RACE TRENDS

THE AL BASTI EQUIWORLD DUBAI MIDDLETON STAKES (GROUP 2) PREVIOUS WINNERS - LAST TEN RUNNINGS

Year 2021 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

Winner Queen Power Lah Ti Dar Coronet Blond Me Beautiful Romance Secret Gesture Ambivalent Dalkala Izzi Top Midday

Trainer Sir Michael Stoute John Gosden John Gosden Andrew Balding Saeed bin Suroor Ralph Beckett Roger Varian A. De Royer-Dupre John Gosden Sir Henry Cecil

Jockey Silvestre De Sousa Frankie Dettori Frankie Dettori Oisin Murphy James Doyle Andrea Atzeni Andrea Atzeni C. P. Lemaire William Buick Tom Queally

INTRODUCTION The Group 2 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Stakes has a rich tradition of attracting the very best older middle-distance fillies and mares from across Europe. The recent roll of honour includes the Oaks winner Sariska and the multiple Group 1 winner for Juddmonte, Midday. BETTING It is safe to say that this isn’t a race in which taking a chance on an outsider has proved successful. In the last ten years, there have been six winning favourites and only one horse has won the race at a double figure price. TRAINERS Since the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton was first run in 1981, its prestige has increased from Listed status to Group 2 and therefore it may be unfair to group past winners into the same category. However, Sir Michael Stoute holds the best record in the race overall with seven winners. The likes of John Gosden, Ralph Beckett and Andrew Balding have all saddled winners in recent years.

SP 6/4F 1/3F 2/1F 11/1 5/1 7/2 9/2 2/1F 7/2F 11/10F

Runners 5 Ran 6 Ran 7 ran 4 ran 7 ran 8 Ran 8 Ran 8 Ran 9 Ran 8 Ran

Time 2m 9.89s 2m 10.38s 2m 8.01s 2m 9.76s 2m 8.85s 2m 10.48s 2m 10.21s 2m 12.43s 2m 11.62s 2m 10.05s

Going G G/F G/F G/S G/F G G/S G G G

RECENT FORM Recent history indicates that fresh horses tend to go well in this race, but only five of the last ten winners were making their seasonal reappearance. When it comes to previous form it is a difficult race to weigh up as it has continued to improve in quality. However, it is noticeable that since it was upgraded to a Group 2, seven of the nine winners were winners at Group 3 level or higher. OFFICIAL RATING Again, it isn’t entirely straightforward when it comes to the official ratings of the past winners because as the race has grown in stature so has the calibre of its runners. However, even accounting for this, the cut-off point would appear to be 110 suggesting that the top rated fillies are the group to focus on. The highest rated tunner this year is the Irish raider Thunder Kiss. KEY TRENDS Top two in the market Aged four or five Trained by Sir Michael Stoute

CONCLUSION The obvious place to start would be with the two Sir Michael Stoute runners. The ﬁrst of these Noon Star ﬁnished second in the Tattersalls Musidora Stakes last year to the subsequent Cazoo Epsom Oaks winner Snowfall. Mrs John Harrington and Ger Lyons send two across the Irish sea to try and take the winnings back to Ireland however it is with Sir Michael Stoute’s other runner that the selection lies. Ville De Grace was just touched off on her last start, but the quick turn around would suggest she is ready to go again. She has gained valuable experience and like all of Stoute’s, should improve for the run! Statistics supplied by an independent analyst. All trends are ten year based unless stated. 40

2nd Race 2.25

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Fillies’ Stakes (Group 2)

1m 2f Group Two £140,000 4+ f&m Inside Rail

One Mile, Two Furlongs About 88 Yards (2,000 metres) See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Stakes over one mile two furlongs is towards the pinnacle of the Pattern pyramid which denotes the best contests, it forms part of the second of four categories; Listed, Group 3, Group 2 and Group 1. This race is restricted to 4yo plus ﬁllies and mares. Given its Pattern prestige, it is part of a broader strategy to keep such horses racing rather than connections choosing to retire them for breeding. Ed Chamberlain and the team from ITV will be having a close at them in the Parade Ring, so why not join them.

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: QUEEN POWER Trainer: Sir Michael Stoute Jockey: Silvestre De Sousa Age/Weight: 5-9-0 Runners: 5 SP: 6/4F The talented Queen Power was dominant in victory when winning last year’s Middleton, overcoming keenness to win easily by an extending eight lengths.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 2m 11.20s Racing Post Standard Time: 2m 8.40s Course Record: 2m 5.29s by Sea The Stars (18-Aug-09) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): W Haggas (37 wins from 210 runners, 18%) runs LILAC ROAD Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): W Haggas (12 wins from 35 runners, 34%) runs LILAC ROAD Longest Traveller: FORBEARANCE trained by Mrs J Harrington, Ireland. THUNDER KISS trained by G M Lyons, Ireland. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May. Last Racecard 6 No. Runs Horse 1 13819- ARISTIA 2 313131- FORBEARANCE 3 32912-5 LILAC ROAD 4 31/126-1 NOON STAR 5 14221-1 THUNDER KISS 6 57311-2 VILLE DE GRACE

Career Wins Places 2 1 4 3 3 2 3 2 5 5 3 3

Total Runs 5 9 11 6 12 8

Career Winnings 33836 103248 45509 38683 94146 81835

Winning Distance Range 10F 8-13F 8-10F 8-10F 11-12F 6-10F

Winning Going Range G-GF G-ST G-ST G-S ST GS-ST

Runs Since Wins 2 1 3 1 1 2

KNAVESMIRE TIP Sir Michael Stoute is seeking his eighth win in this race and holds a strong hand, with the unexposed Noon Star entitled to build on her recent win in Listed company at Nottingham. However, her stablemate VILLE DE GRACE was only narrowly denied in the Dahlia at Newmarket on her return and, with further improvement still possible, the daughter of Le Havre may have the edge. Irish raiders Thunder Kiss and Forbearance also boast impressive proﬁles and shouldn’t be far away either.

VILLE DE GRACE

NOON STAR 41

2nd Race 2.25

The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Fillies’ Stakes No

Horse

Aristia (IRE) (264)

B f Starspangledbanner (AUS) - Aloisi

Owner: Mrs E. Roberts Trainer: Richard Hannon, Marlborough

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

Age

st-lb

Forbearance (IRE) (230)

B m Galileo (IRE) - Nechita (AUS)

Owner: Newtown Anner Stud Farm Trainer: Mrs J. Harrington, Ireland

Lilac Road (IRE) (11)

Ch f Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Lavender Lane (IRE)

Owner: Jon and Julia Aisbitt Trainer: William Haggas, Newmarket

Form: 313131- C Breeder: Coolmore Shane Foley

Lauryn Faulkner

4 9-2 (58.1) (2) Form: 32012-5 D Breeder: Jon and Julia Aisbitt

Noon Star (USA) (16)

4 9-2 (58.1) (5)

Owner: Juddmonte Trainer: Sir Michael Stoute, Newmarket

Form: 31/126-1 D Breeder: Juddmonte Farms Ltd

B f Galileo (IRE) - Midday

Sean Levey

5 9-2 (58.1) (1)

She has won three times from 1m to 1m 2f on good to firm and good ground and on the all-weather. Finished 2l behind Dreamloper when fifth of 6 at 5-1 on her latest outing in the Group 2 Dahlia Stakes at Newmarket over 1m 1f (good to firm) earlier this month. Solid claims. Official BHA Rating 105 SP: 7-1

Draw

Form: 13010- CD Breeder: Rathasker Stud

She has won four times from 1m to 1m 5f on good to ﬁrm and good ground and on the all-weather. A winner at 4-1 in the Group 3 Princess Royal Stakes at Newmarket over 1m 4f (good to ﬁrm) on her latest start in September last year, beating Sayyida by 2 1/2l. Respected. Official BHA Rating 107 SP: 8-1

(kgs)

4 9-2 (58.1) (4)

Successful twice at 1m 2f on good to ﬁrm and good ground. Beaten 4 1/2l behind Rumi at 25-1fav when 9th of 10 on her latest outing in the Group 2 Prix de la Nonette Stakes at Deauville over 1m 2f (good to soft) in August last year. Has a bit to ﬁnd on her return. Official BHA Rating 102 SP: 25-1

1m 2f Group Two £140,000 4+ f&m Inside Rail

Tom Marquand

James Hobbs

She has won three times from 1m to 1m 2f on ground varying from good to ﬁrm to soft. Won on her latest Ryan Moore outing when 8-11fav at Nottingham over 1m 2f (good to ﬁrm) last month, beating Technique by a head. Still has the scope to progress and should make her presence felt. Official BHA Rating 105 SP: 7-2 Antonello Marcasciano

Thunder Kiss (IRE) (26)

Gr m Night of Thunder (IRE) - Desert Snow

Owner: Newtown Anner Stud Farm Trainer: G. M. Lyons, Ireland

5 9-2 (58.1) (6) Form: 14221-1 Breeder: Newtown Anner Stud

Winner of ﬁve races from 1m 3f to 1m 4f on good to soft ground and on the all-weather. Won on her latest outing when 2-1fav at Cork over 1m 4f (good to soft) last month, beating Annerville by 4 1/2l. Impressive on that occasion and should go well. Official BHA Rating 109 SP: 5-2

Ville de Grace (GB) (11)

B f Le Havre (IRE) - Archangel Gabriel (USA)

Colin Keane

Archie McCabe

4 9-2 (58.1) (3)

Owner: Mr Chris Humber and Hunscote Stud Ltd Form: 50311-2 D Trainer: Sir Michael Stoute, Newmarket Breeder: Hunscote Stud & Chris Humber She has won three times from 6f to 1m 2f on good to soft ground and on the all-weather. Beaten a nose by Dreamloper when second of 6 at 85-40 on her latest outing in the Group 2 Dahlia Stakes at Newmarket over 1m 1f (good to ﬁrm) earlier this month. Major contender. Official BHA Rating 106 (+2) SP: 3-1

Richard Kingscote

Laura Murthwaite

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 6............................................................................................(EXACTA)

PROBABLE S.P.’S

5-2 Thunder Kiss (IRE), 3-1 Ville de Grace (GB), 7-2 Noon Star (USA), 7-1 Lilac Road (IRE), 8-1 Forbearance (IRE), 25-1 Aristia (IRE)

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£79394................................................................... 2nd £30100.................................................................................

3rd

£15064 ................................................................... 4th

£7504...................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

1. Artista, 4. Noon Star, 5. Thunder Kiss, holds an entry in the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot on Saturday 18th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Monday 13th June for a stake of £15,000. 1. Artista also holds an entry in the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot on Wednesday 15th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Thursday 9th June for a stake of £12,000.

SECOND RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by a representative of Al Basti Equiworld Dubai.

Al Basti have generously given £100 and a memento to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Fillies’ Stakes

Queen Power - Winner Of The 2021 Renewal Previous Winners - Last Ten Runnings 2021 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

Queen Power Lah Ti Dar Coronet Blond Me Beautiful Romance Secret Gesture Ambivalent Dalkala Izzi Top Midday

Trainer

Sir Michael Stoute John Gosden John Gosden Andrew Balding Saeed bin Suroor Ralph Beckett Roger Varian A De Royer-Dupre John Gosden Sir Henry Cecil

Jockey

Silvestre De Sousa Frankie Dettori Frankie Dettori Oisin Murphy James Doyle Andrea Atzeni Andrea Atzeni C-P Lemaire William Buick Tom Queally

6/4F 1/3F 2/1F 11/1 5/1 7/2 9/2 2/1F 7/2F 11/10F

Runners Time

5 ran 6 ran 7 ran 4 ran 7 ran 8 ran 8 ran 8 ran 9 ran 8 ran

2m 9.89s 2m 10.38s 2m 8.01s 2m 9.76s 2m 8.85s 2m 10.48 2m 10.21 2m 12.43 2m 11.62 2m 10.05

Going

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3rd Race 3.00

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

The Paddy Power Hambleton Stakes About One Mile (1,500 metres)

1m Handicap (96-110) £50,000 4+ Inside Rail

See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION Back to handicap conditions, this time for with a ceiling for weights at a rating of 110. Like in the game of cricket a score of 100 denotes a good performer. Brunch is the highest rated horse in this race. Maybe visit the sponsors website to show you where the money is down.

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: KYNREN Trainer: David Barron Jockey: Connor Beasley Age/Weight: 7-9-2 Runners: 14 SP: 17/2 A consistent type who had been threatening to land a big pot, Kynren was handled superbly by Connor Beasley, who delivered his mount on the line to deny favourite Brunch another York success.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 1m 37.98s Racing Post Standard Time: 1m 35.80s Course Record: 1m 34.81s by Concer Un (22-Aug-96) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): T Easterby (39 wins from 451 runners, 9%) runs CRUYFF TURN, GARDEN OASIS and SNASH Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): K Dalgleish (9 wins from 42 runners, 21%) runs WHAT’S THE STORY Weightwatcher: TRAIS FLUORS won off a handicap mark of 92, his rating is now down 5lb to 87. Longest Traveller: WHAT’S THE STORY trained by K Dalgleish, Carluke, 205 miles. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May. Racecard No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Last 6 Runs 7175-83 063513 41112-4 2500-04 7144-67 40-0241 37186-1 6119647/100-78 01180-7 31218-5 2207300500-70 211/05-6 122-421

Horse BRUNCH BLESS HIM ISLA KAI WHAT’S THE STORY CRUYFF TURN HORTZADAR REDARNA LA TRINIDAD SNASH GARDEN OASIS LION TOWER GIFTED RULER TRAIS FLUORS ATASER LIGHTENING COMPANY

Career Wins Places 5 3 6 6 4 2 5 10 5 1 7 10 13 4 4 3 2 — 7 6 6 6 1 4 7 7 3 1 2 2

Total Runs 17 38 8 34 17 39 44 18 8 34 25 12 42 8 6

Career Winnings 59827 127294 29144 106386 72579 58427 90908 24560 12888 46483 40016 6469 139718 31872 11124

Winning Distance Range 7-8F 7-8F 7-8F 7-8F 7-8F 7-9F 7-8F 7-9F 6F 8-10F 6-8F 6F 7-9F 6-7F 7-8F

Winning Going Range G-ST F-ST GS-S G-ST G-GF G-S G-S G-GF ST G-GF G-ST HV GS-ST G S

Runs Since Wins 5 2 3 15 5 1 1 4 5 4 3 11 11 4 1

KNAVESMIRE TIP ISLA KAI’s record since being upped to a mile speaks for itself and he is entitled to strip ﬁtter for an excellent run in the Spring Cup last month. Nigel Tinkler’s charge doesn’t hang about and he may be hard to pass up front, with Redcar winner Lightening Company looking a big danger off a featherweight. Trais Fluors was unlucky not to get a clear run at Thirsk last time out and can have a say along with the likes of top-weight Brunch, Cruyff Turn and La Trinidad.

ISLA KAI

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3rd Race 3.00

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

The Paddy Power Hambleton Stakes No

Horse

Brunch (GB) (30)

B g Harbour Watch (IRE) - Granola

Age

Owner: Mrs F. Denniff Trainer: Michael Dods, Darlington

st-lb

1m Handicap (96-110) £50,000 4+ Inside Rail

(kgs)

9-12 (62.6)

Draw

(7)

Jockey: Jason Hart

Form: 0105-03 CD Breeder: Denniff Farms Ltd

Winner of ﬁve races from 7f to 1m on good to ﬁrm and good ground and on the all-weather. Third of seven behind Master Of The Seas beaten 4l at 12-1 on his latest outing in the Group 3 Earl Of Sefton Stakes at Newmarket over 1m 1f (good) last month. One to consider. Official BHA Rating 104 SP: 10-1

Bless Him (IRE) (27)

B g Sea The Stars (IRE) - Happy Land (IRE)

Owner: Tony Perkins & Partners Trainer: David Simcock, Newmarket

9-12 (62.6)

(14)

Jockey: Jamie Spencer

Form: 063513 D Breeder: Knocklong House Stud

Winner of six races from 7f to 1m on ﬁrm and good to ﬁrm ground and on the all-weather. Third of 11 behind My Oberon beaten 2 1/2l at 6-1 on his latest outing at Newcastle over 1m last month. Hasn’t won on turf since September 2019 which is enough to look elsewhere. Official BHA Rating 104 SP: 12-1

Isla Kai (IRE) (26)

B g Awtaad (IRE) - Sidney Girl

9-8

Owner: Martin Webb Racing Trainer: Nigel Tinkler, Malton

(60.8)

(15)

Jockey: Rowan Scott

Form: 41112-4 D Breeder: Helen Lyons

He has won four times from 7f to 1m on good to soft and soft ground. Finished 1l behind Modern News when fourth of 17 at 16-1 on his latest outing at Newbury over 1m (good) last month. He looks to be the most solid of these and may be able to regain the winning thread. Official BHA Rating 100 SP: 13-2

What’s The Story (GB) (24)

B g Harbour Watch (IRE) - Spring Fashion (IRE)

Owner: Weldspec Glasgow Limited Trainer: Keith Dalgleish, Carluke

9-5

(59.4)

(12)

Jockey: Callum Rodriguez

Form: 2500-04 CD Breeder: Mrs Liz Nelson MBE

Winner of ﬁve races from 7f to 1m on ground varying from good to ﬁrm to soft and on the all-weather, but last win was over two years ago. Finished 4 1/2l behind Notre Belle Bete when fourth of eight on his latest outing at Kempton over 1m last month. Can’t be ruled out. Official BHA Rating 97 SP: 14-1

Cruyff Turn (GB) (12)

Ch g Dutch Art - Provenance

Owner: Aberdeen Park & Partner Trainer: Tim Easterby, Malton

9-5

(59.4)

(1)

Jockey: David Allan

Form: 0144-60 CD Breeder: Cheveley Park Stud Limited

Winner of five races from 7f to 1m on ground varying from good to firm to good to soft. Beaten 1 3/4l behind Redarna at 9-1 when seventh of 15 on his latest outing at Thirsk over 1m (good to firm) last month. That run hinted at a return to form and he could be dangerous. Official BHA Rating 97 SP: 14-1

Hortzadar (GB) (19)

B g Sepoy (AUS) - Clouds of Magellan (USA)

Owner: Akela Thoroughbreds Limited Trainer: David O’Meara, Upper Helmsley

9-3

(58.5)

(3)

Jockey: Daniel Tudhope

Form: 40-0241 D Breeder: The Aston House Stud

Winner of seven races from 7f to 1m on ground varying from good to ﬁrm to soft. A winner at 3-1 at Ripon over 1m (good) on his latest outing last month, beating A Boy Named Ivy by 1 1/4l. He has been disappointing here in the past and could be vulnerable once more. Official BHA Rating 95 SP: 9-1

Redarna (GB) (12)

Ch g Aqlaam - Curtains

9-2

Owner: Graham Lund and Dianne Sayer Trainer: Dianne Sayer, Penrith

(58.1)

(4)

Jockey: Paul Mulrennan

Form: 30106-1 D Breeder: A. H. Bennett

Has won 13 races from 7f to 1m on ground varying from good to ﬁrm to soft. A winner at 66-1 at Thirsk over 1m (good to ﬁrm) on his latest outing last month, beating On A Session by 1l. A 3lb rise for that success may prove lenient, but this is a much tougher task. Official BHA Rating 94 SP: 12-1

La Trinidad (GB) (216)

B g Bated Breath - High Drama (IRE)

Owner: Mrs D. W. Davenport Trainer: Roger Fell, Nawton

9-1

(57.6)

(10)

Jockey: Tom Marquand

Form: 611064- CD Breeder: Exors of the Late Mr O. J. Williams

He has won four times from 7f to 1m 1f on good to ﬁrm and good ground. Finished 4 1/2l behind Shelir when fourth of 20 at 8-1 on his latest outing over this course and distance (soft) in October last year. He rarely runs a bad race around here and must enter calculations. Official BHA Rating 93 SP: 16-1 48

Horse

Snash (IRE) (12)

B g Markaz (IRE) - Wardat Dubai

Owner: Mr J Musgrave & Partner Trainer: Tim Easterby, Malton

Age

st-lb

(kgs)

8-13 (56.7)

Draw

(6)

Jockey: Duran Fentiman

Form: 0/100-00 Breeder: Shadwell Estate Company Limited

Successful twice at 6f on the all-weather. Beaten 2l behind Redarna at 40-1 when eighth of 15 on his latest outing at Thirsk over 1m (good to ﬁrm) last month. Entitled to improve on that run and remains unexposed on just his third start for these connections. Official BHA Rating 91 SP: 28-1

10 Garden Oasis (GB) (19)

B g Excelebration (IRE) - Queen Arabella

Owner: Mr T. A. Scothern & Partner Trainer: Tim Easterby, Malton

8-11

(55.8)

(13)

Jockey: James Sullivan

Form: 01100-0 CD Breeder: Meon Valley Stud

Winner of seven races from 1m to 1m 2f on good to ﬁrm and good ground. Beaten 18l behind Hortzadar at 12-1 when seventh of eight on his latest outing at Ripon over 1m (good) last month. A C&D winner last July but hasn’t shown much in recent starts and must improve. Official BHA Rating 89 SP: 40-1

11 Lion Tower (IRE) (12) B g Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Memorial (AUS)

8-11

Owner: Hornby Hornets Trainer: Grant Tuer, Northallerton

(55.8)

(2)

Jockey: Sam James

Form: 31210-5 D Breeder: Godolphin

Winner of six races from 6f to 1m on good to firm and good ground and on the all-weather. Finished 1 1/2l behind Redarna when fifth of 15 last time out at Thirsk over 1m (good to firm) last month. Conditions are likely to be in his favour and he holds each-way claims. Official BHA Rating 89 SP: 14-1

12 Gifted Ruler (GB) (187)

B g Muhaarar - Dubai Bounty

Owner: Mr D. R. Passant Trainer: Hugo Palmer, Malpas

8-11

(55.8)

(8)

Jockey: Cieren Fallon

Form: 220030Breeder: Denniff Farms Ltd

A winner at 6f on heavy ground, but that win was over two years ago. Beaten 15l behind Broken Spear when 11th of 22 on his latest outing at Doncaster over 7f (soft) in November last year. Having his ﬁrst run for a new stable, previously with Tom Dascombe. More needed. Official BHA Rating 89 SP: 18-1

13 Trais Fluors (GB) (12)

B or Br g Dansili - Trois Lunes (FR)

Owner: Mr M. Channon Trainer: Mick Channon, West Ilsley

8-9

(54.9)

(9)

Jockey: Silvestre De Sousa

Form: 0500-00 D Breeder: SCEA Haras de Saint Pair

Winner of seven races from 7f to 1m 1f on good to ﬁrm and good to soft ground and on the all-weather. Beaten 3 1/2l behind Redarna at 8-1 when 10th of 15 on his latest outing at Thirsk over 1m (good to ﬁrm) last month. Didn’t get the clearest of runs on that occasion. Official BHA Rating 87 SP: 11-1

14 Ataser (GB) (28) B g Sayif (IRE) - Psychic’s Dream

8-8

Owner: Guaymas Trainer: T. J. Kent, Newmarket

(54.4)

(11)

Jockey: Cam Hardie

Form: 211/05-6 C Breeder: Llety Farms

He has won three times from 6f to 7f on good ground. Finished 5l behind Coase when sixth of 10 at 7-1 on his latest outing at Newmarket over 1m (good) last month. Has won here before but faces a tough assignment on all known recent evidence. Official BHA Rating 86 SP: 22-1

15 Lightening Company (IRE) (38)

B g Fast Company (IRE) - Shama’s Song (IRE)

Owner: MiddlehamParkRacing CXV, Barclay, Widdup Trainer: Ben Haslam, Middleham

8-7

(54.0)

(5)

Jockey: Andrew Mullen

Form: 122-421 D Breeder: Anthony Kirwan

Successful at 7f and 1m on soft ground. A winner at Redcar over 1m (soft) on his latest outing last month, beating Hortzadar by a nose. This is only his third start on turf so he could easily have more improvement to come, but he seems to prefer softer conditions. Official BHA Rating 85 SP: 10-1

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 15...........................................................................................(EXACTA) Hood worn by No. 2. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 4, 7, 10. STEWARDS NOTE BLESS HIM: Following its run on 15/4/2022 it was reported that the horse suffered interference in running. TRAIS FLUORS: Following its run on 30/4/2022 it was reported that the horse was denied a clear run.

PROBABLE S.P.’S

13-2 Isla Kai (IRE), 9-1 Hortzadar (GB), 10-1 Brunch (GB), Lightening Company (IRE), 11-1 Trais Fluors (GB), 12-1 Bless Him (IRE), Redarna(GB),14-1What’sTheStory(GB),CruyffTurn(GB),LionTower(IRE),16-1LaTrinidad(GB),18-1GiftedRuler(GB),22-1Ataser(GB), 28-1 Snash (IRE), 40-1 Garden Oasis (GB) 49

Horse

Age

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£25770 ................................................................... 2nd £12085 .................................................................................

3rd

£6045..................................................................... 4th

£3020...................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

THIRD RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by a representative of Paddy Power. Paddy Power have generously given £150 to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

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Dante wins the Derby, June 1945

Foaled on March 7, 1942, he was by Nearco out of Rosy Legend and an inauspicious visit to the ring saw him fail to make his 3,500 gns reserve, and no buyer responded to a sale by public advertisement. So he was put into training with Matt Peacock by his owner, Sir Eric Ohlson. We welcome members of the Ohlson family with us today. Dante enjoyed a blemish-free juvenile season, a winning debut at Stockton in April and five further successes including the Coventry Stakes and Middle Park Stakes. Come 1945, a successful pipe opener and he was aimed at the 2000 Guineas but preparations were interrupted when the horse’s left eye clouded over just before the first classic. Consequently sent to Newmarket short of gallop, Dante experienced his first defeat when Lord Astor’s Court Martial got the better of him by a neck. Some onlookers felt that had the challenge come on Dante’s right, he would have responded quicker. Legendary punter and founder of Timeform, Phil Bull, was not deterred and as the Middleham star drifted to 10/1, he went into the ring, backing Dante to win £14,000!

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Due to WWII the 1945 Derby was run at Newmarket’s July Course. Dante was set to reoppose Court Martial. Meyrick Good, writing in the Sporting Life commented “I expect to see Dante, Midas, and Court Martial draw away from the field and for the winner I select Dante.” It was to prove an inspired summary as Dante became Middleham’s first Derby winner since Pretender won the 1869 renewal. Midas finished second, with Court Martial in third. His victory was celebrated in Middleham, where the church bells toiled, a Dante Ball held and winning jockey Nevett carried shoulder-high through the streets. Dante was then targeted for the St Leger, to be run here on the Knavesmire that September, he was rated an even-money favourite. However, rumours were that all was not well and they proved correct as on August 25 he was withdrawn. Chamossaire, won at York in his absence. The records show that the eye problems which had blighted the challenge for the 2000 Guineas had returned and indeed worsened. Dante was virtually blind in both eyes and so retired to stand at Theakston Stud, Bedale. Dante had a successful if comparatively brief stud career. Among his high-class winners were Darius (2000 Guineas and Eclipse Stakes), Carrozza (Oaks), and Discorea (Irish Oaks). This great horse died at Theakston in 1956. In all, Dante won eight of his nine starts. Dante remains the last Middleham, indeed last northern trained, horse to win the Derby. The success of Permian from Mark Johnston’s Stable in the town in the 2017 Dante as well as the presence of Gear Up from the same Kingsley House base today offers encouragement that a new chapter in the sporting history of the town is being written. So Dante was reared in Yorkshire – lived there all his life – and retired to stud at Theakston Stud, Bedale.

1946: Dante leaves Middleham to begin his stud career

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A SPECIAL TROPHY FOR A SPECIAL RACE: THE AL BASTI EQUIWORLD DUBAI DANTE Born in Ireland and raised amongst thoroughbreds in County Tipperary, Jody Keating’s love of the horse was obvious to those who knew him. As a young man, Jody travelled the globe working on some of the very best stud farms in Italy, Ireland and the New Zealand before settling outside Newmarket in the village of Cheveley where he manages a boutique stud and lives with his wife Manuela and their two girls, Rebecca and Niamh. Jody is a self-taught accomplished artist, whose creations are scattered around the world. In the past few years, Jody has specialised in wire sculpting, predominantly of animals. He uses chicken wire, a humble and versatile material which he sources from local people and businesses, who are happy to donate their waste material knowing that it will be recycled and transformed into beautiful and lasting objects. Jody worked, in his spare time for almost a month spending 40 hours with chicken wire that was previously used on a thatched roof in his local village to create today’s Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Group 2 Dante Stakes Trophy.

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FACT FILE:

Where does the race name come from?

Only two Northern-trained horses have won the Cazoo Derby; Pretender way back in 1869 and Dante. Both trained at Middleham, the latter by Matt Peacock to Classic success in 1945.

WHAT HOODOO? Only one horse beaten at York has ever won the Cazoo Derby, Workforce, second behind Cape Blanco in 2010, became a Blue Riband winner and so a hoodoo breaker.

OH LA LA TO BE SURE!

One mile, two furlongs and 56 yards (2,050 metres)

Prize money £175,000

FIRST WINNER?

Bald Eagle justiﬁed favouritism in 1958 for Newmarket trainer Sir Cecil Boyd-Rochfort and his jockey Harry Carr.

Why is it considered a Classic Trial?

Simples - since 1958, ten York winners have won at Epsom; St Paddy (1960), Shirley Heights (1978), Shahrastani (1986), Reference Point (1987), Erhaab (1994), Benny The Dip (1997), North Light (2004), Motivator (2005), Authorized (2007) and Golden Horn (2015).

After sealing glory here in 2014 The Grey Gatsby landed the Prix du Jockey Club (or French Derby) at Chantilly. The following year saw Jack Hobbs second on the Knavesmire, but a Classic winner at the Curragh, with Hurricane Lane, the 2021 winner at York, following in his classic footsteps last year when winning the St Leger.

LUCK OF THE IRISH? ANY NEAR MISSES?

They drew a blank in the ﬁrst 40 years and all bar Aidan O’Brien, still have; the Ballydoyle maestro scored with Saratoga Springs (1998), Septimus (2006), Black Bear Island (2009) then Cape Blanco (2010). The honour of the Emerald Isle rests with Bluegrass this year.

Tartan Bearer

Rheingold was beaten just inches by Roberto in 1972 and the Millennium winner Sakhee was only 150 yards from Derby victory before being headed late on by Sinndar. The 2008 renewal saw Tartan Bearer go down by just half a length to New Approach and Libertarian was fast ﬁnishing for his runners up berth.

LEADING TRAINERS?

The late Sir Henry Cecil

The late Sir Henry Cecil holds the record for having won this race seven times – Approval (1970), Lyphard’s Wish (1979), Hello Gorgeous (1980), Simply Great (1982), Claude Monet (1984), Reference Point (1987) and Tenby (1993). Sir Michael Stoute, John Gosden and Aidan O’Brien all have four wins in the race to their names. So success for any of Desert Crown, Magisterial or Bluegrass would reduce Sir Henry’s lead.

LEADING RIDER?

Pat Eddery

The late Pat Eddery managed six wins whilst Ryan Moore has the best record of the current crop with three. Frankie Dettori would join him on that mark were Magisterial to win this afternoon.

WHO ARE THE SPONSORS? Established in the year 1998, Al Basti Equiworld has, within a short span of time, become the pioneers in equine industry to Middle East and expanded across the globe. They have always recommended and introduced the best quality natural products which have had a very good response from the industry and are the distributors for leading companies such as Baileys Horse Feeds and Foran Equine Products.

How do local trainers fare? Poorly, until the turn of this decade. However, Libertarian broke the County’s duck for trainer Elaine Burke in 2013. The Grey Gatsby made it two in a row for the White Rose courtesy of Hambleton based Kevin Ryan in 2014. It was back to winning ways in 2017, when the Mark Johnston trained Permian prevailed and Thunderous gave the yard a third success last season. This year, Royal Patronage represents the Middleton yard, while Dark Moon Rising is saddled by Kevin Ryan from Hambleton. Kevin Ryan

BIG RACE TRENDS

THE AL BASTI EQUIWORLD DUBAI DANTE STAKES (GROUP 2) PREVIOUS WINNERS - LAST TEN RUNNINGS

Year 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Winner Hurricane Lane Thunderous Telecaster Roaring Lion Permian Wings Of Desire Golden Horn The Grey Gatsby Libertarian Bonﬁre

Trainer Charlie Appleby Mark Johnston Hughie Morrison John Gosden Mark Johnston John Gosden John Gosden Kevin Ryan Mrs K. Burke Andrew Balding

Jockey William Buick Franny Norton Oisin Murphy Oisin Murphy Franny Norton Frankie Dettori William Buick Ryan Moore William Buick Jimmy Fortune

INTRODUCTION Arguably the leading trial for next month’s Cazoo Derby is this afternoon’s Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes and it is usually won by a very smart middle-distance performer. The roll of honour includes North Light (2004), Motivator (2005), Authorized (2007) and Golden Horn (2015) who have all followed up at Epsom having won here. Roaring Lion went onto win four Group 1’s and last year’s champion Hurricane Lane won the St Leger, so it’s a good guide for the season! BETTING Although Hurricane Lane was a short enough price twelve months ago, prior to Roaring Lion’s win in 2018 the last winning favourite was Authorized in 2007 – so clearly the ‘jolly’ doesn’t always get things their own way in this race. Libertarian caused a major shock when landing the spoils at 33/1 back in 2013 but he is the only last ten years to have gone off bigger than 12/1. TRAINERS Of the trainers with runners this afternoon, Sir Michael Stoute has the best record having saddled six winners, his most recent victory coming courtesy of Carlton House in 2011. However, Mark Johnston and John Gosden also have strong records with ﬁve winners apiece, so be sure to keep an eye on their runners this afternoon.

SP 5/1 13/2 7/1 3/1F 10/1 9/1 4/1 9/1 33/1 3/1

Runners 10 Ran 6 Ran 8 Ran 9 ran 10 ran 12 ran 7 Ran 6 Ran 8 Ran 7 Ran

Time 2m 10.06s 2m 8.62s 2m 10.24s 2m 9.79s 2m 8.40s 2m 7.37s 2m 8.74s 2m 8.99s 2m 10.59s 2m 10.52s

Going G G/S G/F G/F G/S G/F G G/S G G

JUVENILE FORM Only a handful of the previous winners had Pattern form as a two-year-old so perhaps proven form at this level is not as important as it once was. However, despite Telecaster winning this race in 2019, he was only the third winner in the last decade who did not run as a two-year-old, which suggests that the later maturing types tend to struggle in this contest. RECENT FORM Contesting a Group race as a prep run for this race often pays dividends – a pattern worth bearing in mind when going through this year’s field. It also seems best to side with those arriving in form, with those who had finished in the top three and ran to form last time out favoured by the trends. KEY TRENDS Trained by John Gosden Group Form as two-year-old Single figure SPs

CONCLUSION Aidan O’Brien seems blessed with an endless list of potential Epsom Derby winners and looks to have another potential contender in Bluegrass. John & Thady Gosden have a strong record in this race, so their runner Magisterial must carry a lot of respect and Frankie Dettori will hoping to add another win to his name. Desert Crown is the obvious pick to give Sir Michael Stoute yet another win in the race but punters may remember we thought the same about Highest Ground. The selection is the Yorkshire based Royal Patronage, who looks to have been overlooked by the market! Statistics supplied by an independent analyst. All trends are ten year based unless stated. 58

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Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes (Group 2)

1m 2f Group Two £175,000 3 Inside Rail

One Mile, Two Furlongs About 88 Yards (2,000 metres) See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION Another Group 2 and like the Cazoo Derby, the race is restricted to three-year-olds and is known as a Classic ‘trial’. A true test of natural ability, all are set to carry the same weight. Given up on your own judgement, then look for the red bi plane that denotes the selection of the racecourse tipster, Baron Ferdinand. If you think you know the winner then place your Epsom bet before the race as the winner’s odds will tumble by 3.37pm, given that ten colts have already done this double.

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: HURRICANE LANE Trainer: Charlie Appleby Jockey: William Buick Age/Weight: 3-9-0 Runners: 10 SP: 5/1 Hurricane Lane caused a bit of a storm in last year’s Dante, turning over strong favourite High Deﬁnition and pulling clear with the Gosden-trained Megallan in a close ﬁnish.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 2m 10.58s Racing Post Standard Time: 2m 8.40s Course Record: 2m 5.29s by Sea The Stars (18-Aug-09) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): J & T Gosden (29 wins from 107 runners, 27%) runs MAGISTERIAL Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): Aidan O’Brien (11 wins from 39 runners, 28%) runs BLUEGRASS Fancy That: C & M Johnston won this race in 2017 and 2020. The stable runs ROYAL PATRONAGE today. J & T Gosden won this race in 2015, 2016 and 2018. The stable runs MAGISTERIAL today. Longest Traveller: BLUEGRASS trained by Aidan O’Brien, Ireland. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May. Last Racecard 6 No. Runs 1 614-4 2 7123-14 3 14 213115 22-14 6 41-1 7 15214-2 8 21118-8 9 1

Horse BLUEGRASS DARK MOON RISING DESERT CROWN EL BODEGON KINGMAX MAGISTERIAL MASEKELA ROYAL PATRONAGE WHITE WOLF

Career Wins Places 1 — 2 2 1 — 3 1 1 2 2 — 2 2 3 1 1 —

Total Runs 4 6 1 5 4 3 6 7 1

Career Winnings 8839 54888 5130 168659 3780 9720 31797 119090 3942

Winning Distance Range 8F 7-8F 8F 7-10F 8F 8-10F 6-7F 7-8F 8F

Winning Going Range G G-ST S HV ST GF-S G-S G-GF ST

Runs Since Wins 3 2 1 1 2 1 3 3 1

KNAVESMIRE TIP Desert Crown made a pleasing start to his career when running out a comfortable winner at Nottingham in November and he has been supported for the Derby in recent weeks. Sir Michael Stoute has won this contest six times in the past, but the concern has to be a lack of experience. The vote goes to MAGISTERIAL, who backed up his juvenile victory at Haydock under a penalty at Leicester and the son of Frankel is capable of further progression. El Bodegon and Bluegrass appear best of the remainder.

MAGISTERIAL

DESERT CROWN 59

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The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

Horse

Age

Bluegrass (IRE) (40)

9-2 (58.1) (2)

Owner: D.Smith,Mrs J.Magnier,M.Tabor,Westerberg Trainer: Aidan O’Brien, Ireland

Form: 614-4 Breeder: Coolmore

B c Galileo (IRE) - Quiet Reﬂection

st-lb

A winner at 1m on good ground. Finished 6l behind Piz Badile when fourth of 9 at 11-2 in the Group 3 P.W. McGrath Memorial Ballysax Stakes at Leopardstown over 1m 2f (good) last month. His stable have dominated in recent Derby trials, so he has to be respected. Official BHA Rating 98 SP: 11-1

Dark Moon Rising (IRE) (27)

B c Night of Thunder (IRE) - Al Nassa (USA)

Owner: Mrs Angie Bailey Trainer: Kevin Ryan, Hambleton

Desert Crown (GB) (190)

B c Nathaniel (IRE) - Desert Berry

Owner: Mr Saeed Suhail Trainer: Sir Michael Stoute, Newmarket

El Bodegon (IRE) (201)

B c Kodiac - Al Andalyya (USA)

Owner: NAS Syndicate & A. F. O’Callaghan Trainer: James Ferguson, Newmarket

Kingmax (IRE) (29)

B c Kingman - Baino Hope (FR)

Owner: Amo Racing Limited Trainer: David Loughnane, Tern Hill

Magisterial (IRE) (19)

B c Frankel - Hoity Toity

Owner: Mr B. E. Nielsen Trainer: John & Thady Gosden, Newmarket

Masekela (IRE) (28)

B c El Kabeir (USA) - Lady’s Purse

Owner: Mick and Janice Mariscotti Trainer: Andrew Balding, Kingsclere

Form: 21311- D Breeder: Cecil and Martin McCracken

Royal Patronage (FR) (12)

B c Wootton Bassett - Shaloushka (IRE)

Owner: Highclere T’Bred Racing - Woodland Walk Trainer: Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham

Form: 22-14 Breeder: Sunderland Holding Inc. Rossa Ryan

Holly Davis

9-2 (58.1) (6) Form: 41-1 D Breeder: Bjorn Nielsen Frankie Dettori

John Dixon

9-2 (58.1) (5) Form: 15214-2 BF Breeder: Coolawn Stud Jason Watson

Angela Cheshire

9-2 (58.1) (1) Form: 21110-0 C Breeder: Emma Capon Bloodstock

He has won three times from 7f to 1m on ground varying from good to ﬁrm to good to soft. Beaten 7l behind Coroebus at 33-1 when eighth of 15 on his latest outing in the Group 1 Qipco 2000 Guineas at Newmarket over 1m last month. Bred to appreciate going up in distance. Official BHA Rating 112 SP: 12-1 60

Daniel Muscutt

9-2 (58.1) (4)

Successful at 6f and 7f on good and soft ground. Beaten 3 1/2l by Eydon when second of 6 at 2-1fav at Newmarket over 1m 1f last month. That effort was given a boost with the winner acquitting himself well in the 2000 Guineas. The extra furlong is unlikely to be an issue. Official BHA Rating 107 SP: 12-1

Richard Kingscote

Ravinder Parmar

9-2 (58.1) (7)

Successful at 1m and 1m 2f on good to ﬁrm and soft ground. A winner at 9-4 at Leicester over 1m 2f (good to ﬁrm) on his latest outing last month, beating Ruling Dynasty by 1 1/2l. He has stepped forward with each start to date and further progression is likely. Official BHA Rating 99 SP: 10-3

Kevin Stott

Charlotte Allday

Form: 1Breeder: Strawberry Fields Stud

A winner at 1m on the all-weather. Finished 6l behind Native Trail when fourth of 6 at 40-1 on his latest outing in the Group 3 Craven Stakes at Newmarket over 1m (good) last month. Shaped well on that occasion and the step up in trip might aid his cause. Official BHA Rating 101 SP: 40-1

Ryan Moore

Anatoliy Komisar

9-2 (58.1) (3)

He has won three times from 7f to 1m 2f on heavy ground. A winner at 10-1 in the Group 1 Prix Criterium de Saint-Cloud at Saint-Cloud over 1m 2f in October last year, beating Stone Age by 1 1/2l. He has to enter calculations with the form of that victory working out well. Official BHA Rating 112 SP: 5-1

Draw

Form: 0123-14 Breeder: Mr N. Al Habtoor

A winner at 11-1 at Nottingham over 1m (soft) on his racecourse debut in November last year, beating Schmilsson by 6l. He has been well backed for the Derby over the past couple of weeks and is open to plenty of improvement following a bright start to his career. Official BHA Rating SP: 9-4

(kgs)

9-2 (58.1) (8)

Successful at 7f and 1m on good ground and on the all-weather. Finished 2 3/4l behind Checkandchallenge when fourth of 6 at 9-4 on his latest outing at Newcastle over 1m last month. A consistent performer who has plenty on his plate. Official BHA Rating 100 SP: 66-1

1m 2f Group Two £175,000 3 Inside Rail

Jason Hart

Poppy Hardie

Horse

Age

White Wolf (IRE) (17)

B c Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Long Lashes (USA)

Owner: Godolphin Trainer: Saeed bin Suroor, Newmarket

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

9-2 (58.1) (9) Form: 1 Breeder: Godolphin

Full brother to Dubai Lady, won at 1m. Won on his racecourse debut when 9-4fav at Southwell over 1m last month, beating Bearaway by 1/2l. Showed a good attitude on that occasion but he will need to improve considerably in a much stronger contest. Official BHA Rating SP: 25-1

Daniel Tudhope

Walter Lynch

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 9............................................................................................(EXACTA)

PROBABLE S.P.’S

9-4 Desert Crown (GB), 10-3 Magisterial (IRE), 5-1 El Bodegon (IRE), 11-1 Bluegrass (IRE), 12-1 Masekela (IRE), Royal Patronage (FR), 25-1 White Wolf (IRE), 40-1 Kingmax (IRE), 66-1 Dark Moon Rising (IRE)

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£99242................................................................... 2nd £37625 .................................................................................

3rd

£18830.................................................................... 4th

£9380...................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

1. Bluegrass, 3. Desert Crown, 4. El Bodegon, 6. Magisterial, 7. Masekela, 8. Royal Patronage and 9. White Wolf all hold an entry in the Cazoo Derby on Saturday 4th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Monday 30th May for a stake of £75,000. 1. Bluegrass, 3. Desert Crown, 4. El Bodegon, 6. Magisterial and 8. Royal Patronage all hold an entry in the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot on Friday 17th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Saturday 11th June for a stake of £15,000.

5. Kingmax and 9. White Wolf also hold an entry in the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot on Tuesday 14th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Wednesday 8th June for a stake of £35,000.

FOURTH RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by a representative of Al Basti Equiworld Dubai. Al Basti have generously given £100 and a memento to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

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The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes

Hurricane Lane - Winner Of Last Year’s Race Previous Winners - Last Ten Runnings 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Hurricane Lane Thunderous Telecaster Roaring Lion Permian Wings Of Desire Golden Horn The Grey Gatsby Libertarian Bonﬁre

Trainer

Charlie Appleby Mark Johnston Hughie Morrison John Gosden Mark Johnston John Gosden John Gosden Kevin Ryan Mrs K. Burke Andrew Balding

Jockey

William Buick Franny Norton Oisin Murphy Oisin Murphy Franny Norton Frankie Dettori William Buick Ryan Moore William Buick Jimmy Fortune

5/1 13/2 7/1 3/1F 10/1 9/1 4/1 9/1 33/1 3/1

Runners Time

10 Ran 6 ran 8 ran 9 ran 10 ran 12 ran 7 Ran 6 Ran 8 Ran 7 Ran

2m 10.06s 2m 8.62s 2m 10.24s 2m 9.79s 2m 8.40s 2m 7.37s 2m 8.74s 2m 8.99s 2m 10.59s 2m 10.52s

Going

G G/S G/F G/F G/S G/F G G/S G G

A CLASSIC TROPHY One of the most coveted piece of silverware in Flat racing, the Cazoo Derby trophy was specially commissioned by Epsom Downs Racecourse as a perpetual memento for the owner of the winning horse. Containing the names of past winners, including some ten colts who also won today’s feature at York, so dating back to the inaugural running of The Derby in 1780, the trophy was created by equine sculptor Charlie Langton and inspired by the unique undulations of Epsom Downs. Three silver horses are depicted galloping over a sweeping, circular base, Langton having drawn the idea from watching the horses descend through Tattenham Corner.

5th Race 4.10

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

The British Stallion Studs EBF Westow Stakes (Listed Race)

5f Listed £65,000 3 Centre

Five Furlongs (1,000 metres) See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION This Listed race aims to give a competitive run to high quality 3yo sprinters who may struggle against their elders this early in the season, in Pattern races, yet are already beyond most handicaps. A European Breeders’ Fund race, meaning that all the horse’s sires are registered in Europe with the EBF. The scheme is to encourage the best in bloodstock breeding in Europe. If judgement of form has failed you so far today, it might be time to just try your favourite colours; it has been known to pay a dividend in such races.

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: WINTER POWER Trainer: Tim Easterby Jockey: Silvestre De Sousa Age/Weight: 3-9-2 Runners: 8 SP: 5/1 Subsequent Nunthorpe winner Winter Power proved much the best down at Listed level and made all under a vintage De Sousa ride from stall 2.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 59.26s Racing Post Standard Time: 57.50s Course Record: 55.90s by Battaash (23-Aug-19) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): R Fahey (37 wins from 548 runners, 7%) runs KHUNAN Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): Aidan O’brien (11 wins from 39 runners, 28%) runs KING OF BAVARIA Longest Traveller: KING OF BAVARIA trained by Aidan O’brien, Ireland. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May.

Racecard No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Last 6 Runs 12339-1 22620811-4 14662-7 1300417016-33 61434-8

Horse BOONIE KHUNAN KING OF BAVARIA LAST CRUSADER PROJECT DANTE ETERNAL HALO GET AHEAD GUILDED

Career Wins Places 2 3 1 3 2 — 1 1 1 1 1 — 1 2 1 2

Total Runs 6 8 3 6 4 4 4 11

Career Winnings 10971 3267 28929 3780 8100 7020 6426 4050

Winning Distance Range 5F 5F 5-6F 6F 5F 5F 5F 5F

Winning Going Range GS-GF G HV GF GS G GS G

Runs Since Wins 1 7 2 6 4 3 4 5

KNAVESMIRE TIP A competitive event but the vote goes to PROJECT DANTE, who produced a game performance over C&D when winning by a head on his racecourse debut last season. Bryan Smart’s colt then ﬁnished close up behind dual Group 1 winner Perfect Power in the Norfolk at Royal Ascot before two lesser efforts at Newmarket at Ayr. However, the son of Showcasing has had wind surgery since and he can bounce back to form on his seasonal reappearance. Boonie is feared most following his comfortable success at Nottingham last month, while the class-dropping Khunan should be competitive in this company. Ryan Moore and Aidan O’Brien were a lethal combination at last week’s Boodles May Festival and they are represented by King Of Bavaria, though he will need to take a step forward to get involved.

PROJECT DANTE

BOONIE 65

5th Race 4.10

The British Stallion Studs EBF Westow Stakes No

Horse

Boonie (IRE) (36)

B c Brazen Beau (AUS) - Dice Game

Owner: Seymour Bloodstock & Mark Balnaves Trainer: Kevin Ryan, Hambleton

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

Age

5f Listed £65,000 3 Centre

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

9-4

(59.0)

(6)

Jockey: Kevin Stott

Form: 12330-1 D Breeder: Seymour Bloodstock

Successful twice at 5f on good to ﬁrm and good to soft ground. Won on his latest outing when 3-1jt-fav at Nottingham over 5f (good to soft) last month, beating Mitbaahy by 3/4l. Impressive on his seasonal reappearance and ought to make his presence felt. Official BHA Rating 100 SP: 11-2

Khunan (GB) (236)

Ch c Twilight Son - Hilary J

Owner: AlMohamediya Racing Trainer: Richard Fahey, Malton

9-4

(59.0)

(2)

Jockey: Paul Hanagan

Form: 226200- D Breeder: Bumble Bloodstock Ltd

A winner at 5f on good ground. Beaten 9l behind Wings Of War at 33-1 when eighth of 9 on his latest outing in the Group 2 Mill Reef Stakes at Newbury over 6f (good) in September last year. Contested some hot races last year and should be competitive here. Official BHA Rating 105 SP: 15-2

King of Bavaria (IRE) (19)

Bl c No Nay Never (USA) - Enharmonic (USA)

Owner: M Tabor/D Smith/Mrs J Magnier/Westerberg Trainer: Aidan O’Brien, Ireland

9-4

(59.0)

(3)

Jockey: Ryan Moore

Form: 11-4 D Breeder: Samac, Summerhill B/Stock

Successful at 5f and 6f on good to soft and heavy ground. Finished 4 1/2l behind New York City when fourth of 7 at 7-2 on his latest outing at Navan over 6f (good) last month. This requires a step forward but he can’t be dismissed for his in-form yard. Official BHA Rating 104 SP: 6-4

Last Crusader (IRE) (29)

B c Oasis Dream - Spanish Fly (IRE)

Owner: Clipper Logistics Trainer: K. R. Burke, Leyburn

9-4

(59.0)

(4)

Jockey: Daniel Tudhope

Form: 14662-0 Breeder: Mr Edwin Thompson

A winner at 6f on good to ﬁrm ground. Beaten 7l behind Double Or Bubble at 20-1 when seventh of 8 on his latest outing in the Group 3 Abernant Stakes at Newmarket over 6f (good) last month. Others look more likely and he will do well to hit the frame. Official BHA Rating 98 SP: 14-1

Project Dante (GB) (237)

Ch c Showcasing - Thatsallimsaying (IRE)

Owner: Bond Thoroughbred Limited Trainer: Bryan Smart, Hambleton

9-4

(59.0)

(5)

Jockey: Graham Lee

Form: 1300- CD Breeder: Whitsbury Manor Stud

A winner at 5f on good to soft ground. Beaten 9l behind Vertiginous at 5-1 when 10th of 13 on his latest outing at Ayr over 5f in September last year. Course-and-distance winner on his racecourse debut and is a key player if the wind surgery can work the oracle. Official BHA Rating 104 SP: 8-1

Eternal Halo (IRE) (237)

B f Night of Thunder (IRE) - Quenched

Owner: Weldspec Glasgow Limited Trainer: Keith Dalgleish, Carluke

8-13 (56.7)

(8)

Jockey: Callum Rodriguez

Form: 4100- CD Breeder: Herbertstown House Stud

A winner at 5f on good ground. Beaten 14l behind Vertiginous at 22-1 when 12th of 13 on her latest outing at Ayr over 5f (good to ﬁrm) in September last year. She has a bit to ﬁnd on the ratings and will have to show considerable improvement to land the spoils. Official BHA Rating 85 SP: 66-1

Get Ahead (GB) (28)

Ch f Showcasing - Suelita

Owner: Hot To Trot Racing V Trainer: Clive Cox, Hungerford

8-13 (56.7)

(7)

Jockey: Liam Keniry

Form: 16-33 D Breeder: Whitsbury Manor Stud

A winner at 5f on good to soft ground. Third of 15 behind White Lavender beaten 1 3/4l at 9-1 on her latest outing at Bath over 5f (good to soft) last month. She has run well in defeat twice this season and holds each-way claims today. Official BHA Rating 91 SP: 16-1

Guilded (IRE) (22)

Gr f Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Lajatico

Owner: Nick Bradley Racing 1 & Mrs E Burke Trainer: K. R. Burke, Leyburn

8-13 (56.7)

(1)

Jockey: Clifford Lee

Form: 61434-0 D Breeder: Cooneen Stud

A winner at 5f on good ground. Beaten 4 1/2l behind Miramar at 6-1fav when eighth of 11 on her latest outing in the Group 3 Prix Sigy Stakes at Chantilly over 5f (good) last month. She needs to ﬁnd more but is not entirely dismissed on the pick of her two-year-old form. Official BHA Rating 99 SP: 13-2 66

Horse

Age

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 8............................................................................................(EXACTA) Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 4. Running for the ﬁrst time since Wind Surgery No. 5.

PROBABLE S.P.’S

6-4 King of Bavaria (IRE), 11-2 Boonie (IRE), 13-2 Guilded (IRE), 15-2 Khunan (GB), 8-1 Project Dante (GB), 14-1 Last Crusader (IRE), 16-1 Get Ahead (GB), 66-1 Eternal Halo (IRE)

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£36861.................................................................... 2nd £13975..................................................................................

3rd

£6994 .................................................................... 4th

£3484...................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

1. Boonie, 3. King Of Bavaria, 4. Last Crusader, 5. Project Dante and 8. Guilded hold an entry in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot on Friday 17th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Saturday 11th June for a stake of £35,000. 3. King Of Bavaria and 5. Project Dante also hold entries in the Kings Stand at Royal Ascot on Tuesday 14th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Wednesday 8th June for a stake of £35,000.

FIFTH RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by Rachael Gowland, European Breeders’ Fund EBF have generously given £50 to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

THINGS YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW ABOUT YORK York has the Longest and Best Preserved city walls in England, and now a race named after them - the Listed John Smith’s City Walls Stakes.

6th Race 4.45 The Frank Whittle Partnership ebfstallions.com Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

6f Maiden £20,000 2 Stands Side

Six Furlongs (1,200 metres) See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION This maiden race is dedicated to 2yo horses that have yet to win, so is again a level weights affair, save for the allowance afforded the three ﬁllies such as, Ubettabequick. Given this lack of experience the horses have not been awarded a handicap mark yet. The same EBF eligibility criteria apply as for our previous race. In tipping terms, it is a choice of the “Ps”, pedigree or pin.

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: LUSAIL Trainer: Richard Hannon Jockey: Andrea Atzeni Age/Weight: 2-9-5 Runners: 11 SP: 28/1 Andrea Atzeni made it back to back wins in the penultimate maiden of the day when steering home the subsequently smart Lusail to victory over Mattice and Albahr.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 1m 13.95s Racing Post Standard Time: 1m 10.20s Course Record: 1m 8.90s by Tiggy Wiggy (21-Aug-14) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): C & M Johnston (29 wins from 242 runners, 12%) runs MICKEY MONGOOSE Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): C & M Johnston (11 wins from 75 runners, 15%) runs MICKEY MONGOOSE Fancy That: R Hannon won this race in 2016 and 2021. The stable runs OH SWEET TABU today. Longest Traveller: THUNDER CAT trained by A Balding, Kingsclere, 216 miles. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May. Racecard No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Last 6 Runs Horse CATCH THE PADDY DRAFTED 3 MATCH PLAY MICKEY MONGOOSE PAPA RICCO TANTALUS THUNDER CAT 7 URBAN DANDY OH SWEET TABU QUEEN OLLY UBETTABEQUICK

Career Wins Places — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

Total Runs — — 1 — — — — 1 — — —

Career Winnings

Winning Distance Range -

Winning Going Range — — — — — — — — — — —

Runs Since Wins — — — — — — — — — — —

KNAVESMIRE TIP In this fascinating contest it may pay dividends to side with QUEEN OLLY, who represents a stable in top form with their juveniles this term. The 300,000-euro purchase is a half-sister to the useful Schooner Ridge and it would be no surprise to see her shed the maiden tag at the ﬁrst time of asking. Thunder Cat’s dam was an exceptional juvenile, landing the Group 2 May Hill Stakes, and the son of Roaring Lion rates the most immediate danger. Match Play gave a good account when third on racecourse debut and he completes the shortlist.

QUEEN OLLY

THUNDER CAT 69

6th Race 4.45

The Frank Whittle Partnership ebfstallions.com Maiden Stakes No

Horse

Catch The Paddy (IRE) (-)

B c No Nay Never (USA) - Pandora’s Box (IRE)

Owner: Mr Steve Ryan Trainer: Kevin Ryan, Hambleton

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

Age

6f Maiden £20,000 2 Stands Side

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

9-7

(60.3)

(7)

Jockey: Kevin Stott

Form: Breeder: Lynch Bages Ltd

Foaled 6 May. Half-brother to winners Nolton Cross and Earnestine N Hazel, who won over 1m and 7f respectively. The 80,000gns purchase must be respected on his ﬁrst racecourse outing for a yard that has had plenty of success with juveniles. Official BHA Rating SP: 10-1

Drafted (IRE) (-)

B c Showcasing - Flower Fashion (FR)

Owner: John and Jess Dance Trainer: James Horton, Middleham

9-7

(60.3)

(2)

Jockey: P. J. McDonald

Form: Breeder: Mrs H. Macphail

Foaled 29 Feb. Dam won twice between 1m and 1m 2f, including on her racecourse debut. This son of Showcasing cost 130,000gns as a yearling and he is worth a close look on his ﬁrst start. Official BHA Rating SP: 12-1

Match Play (GB) (19)

B c Dandy Man (IRE) - Corazon Canarias (FR)

Owner: Clipper Logistics Trainer: Kevin Ryan, Hambleton

9-7

(60.3)

(11)

Jockey: Daniel Tudhope

Form: 3 Breeder: Branton Court Stud

Foaled 20 Feb. Half-brother to Identiﬁed, won three times at 6f and 7f. Third of 7 behind Sunny Orange beaten 4l at 8-1 on his racecourse debut at Leicester over 5f (good to ﬁrm) last month. Gained valuable racecourse experience and may take a step forward today. Official BHA Rating SP: 15-2

Mickey Mongoose (GB) (-)

B c Lope de Vega (IRE) - Midnight Crossing (IRE)

Owner: Mr Paul Dean Trainer: Charlie & Mark Johnston, Middleham

9-7

(60.3)

(5)

Jockey: Jason Hart

Form: Breeder: Pursuit of Success LLC

Foaled 21 Mar. Dam won twice between 7f and 1m 1f, including a Grade 3 contest. This son of Lope De Vega is an exciting prospect but his pedigree suggests his best exploits may come over further. Official BHA Rating SP: 7-1

Papa Ricco (GB) (-)

B c Almanzor (FR) - Borja (IRE)

Owner: Mr S. P. C. Woods Trainer: S. P. C. Woods, Newmarket

9-7

(60.3)

(6)

Jockey: Tom Marquand

Form: Breeder: Whatton Manor Stud

Foaled 8 Mar. Half-brother to Group-placed Batz, who also won twice at 1m. This debutant is entitled to give a good account but may want further in the future. Best watched on his ﬁrst start despite having Tom Marquand in the saddle. Official BHA Rating SP: 12-1

Tantalus (IRE) (-)

B c Kodiac - Chatham Islands (USA)

Owner: Daniel Shapiro & David Clifford Trainer: Ben Haslam, Middleham

9-7

(60.3)

(1)

Jockey: Andrew Mullen

Form: Breeder: Lynn Lodge Stud

Foaled 2 Apr. Half-brother to Artistic Riﬂes, won nine times between 7f and 1m 1f including a Group 3 race. This son of Kodiac is related to plenty of winners and it would be no surprise to see him make a good impression on debut. Official BHA Rating SP: 33-1

Thunder Cat (GB) (-)

Br c Roaring Lion (USA) - Rich Legacy (IRE)

Owner: Qatar Racing Limited Trainer: Andrew Balding, Kingsclere

9-7

(60.3)

(8)

Jockey: Cieren Fallon

Form: Breeder: The Rich Legacy Partnership

Foaled 4 Feb. Dam won twice at 7f and 1m, including the Group 2 May Hill Stakes as a juvenile. The son of Roaring Lion is somewhat of an unknown quantity but remains of interest on his ﬁrst start. Official BHA Rating SP: 5-1

Urban Dandy (IRE) (9)

Ch c Dandy Man (IRE) - Pretty Pebble (IRE)

Owner: Mr D. F. L. Bishop Trainer: Tony Coyle, Norton

9-7

(60.3)

(10)

Jockey: Paddy Mathers

Form: 0 Breeder: Pier House Stud

Foaled 21 Mar. Half-brother to Represailles, won at 6f. Beaten 12l behind Breege at 20-1 when last of 7 on his racecourse debut at Wetherby over 5f (good to ﬁrm) earlier this month. He’s entitled to have learnt from that experience and may sneak minor money. Official BHA Rating SP: 66-1 70

Horse

Age

Oh Sweet Tabu (IRE) (-)

B f Zoustar (AUS) - Threetimesalady

Owner: Team Wallop Trainer: Richard Hannon, Marlborough

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

9-2

(58.1)

(4)

Jockey: Sean Levey

Form: Breeder: Biddestone Stud Ltd

Foaled 27 Mar. Half-sister to Red Treble, won at 7f. Her dam landed two contests over this distance as a juvenile and, considering she cost 110,000 euros, the daughter of Zoustar may be able to hit the ground running. Official BHA Rating SP: 15-2

10 Queen Olly (IRE) (-)

9-2

B f No Nay Never (USA) - Surprisingly (IRE)

Owner: Amo Racing Limited Trainer: David Loughnane, Tern Hill

(58.1)

(3)

Jockey: Rossa Ryan

Form: Breeder: Diamond Creek Farm

Foaled 18 Feb. Half-sister to Schooner Ridge, won twice at 6f and 7f in France. This daughter of No Nay Never was an expensive purchase and, considering the yard has been in ﬁne form with their juveniles this year, she rates a big player. Official BHA Rating SP: 11-2

11 Ubettabequick (IRE) (-) Br f Wootton Bassett - Broken Applause (IRE)

Owner: Martin Webb Racing Trainer: Nigel Tinkler, Malton

9-2

(58.1)

(9)

Jockey: Rowan Scott

Form: Breeder: J Kilpatrick& D Ades Hazan &Johayro Ltd

Foaled 30 Apr. Half-sister to Above, won three times as a juvenile at 6f and 7f. She ought to be a useful prospect but it may be best to use this as a watching brief on her racecourse debut. Official BHA Rating SP: 16-1

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 11...........................................................................................(EXACTA)

PROBABLE S.P.’S

5-1 Thunder Cat (GB), 11-2 Queen Olly (IRE), 7-1 Mickey Mongoose (GB), 15-2 Match Play (GB), Oh Sweet Tabu (IRE), 10-1 Catch The Paddy (IRE), 12-1 Drafted (IRE), Papa Ricco (GB), 16-1 Ubettabequick (IRE), 33-1 Tantalus (IRE), 66-1 Urban Dandy (IRE)

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£10800................................................................... 2nd £5070...................................................................................

3rd

£2536..................................................................... 4th

£1268....................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

7. Thunder Cat holds an entry in the Cazoo Derby on Saturday 4th June for which supplementary entries can be received by noon on Monday 30th May for a stake of £75,000.

6 SIXTH RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by Kate Shuttleworth of Frank Whittle Partnership. Frank Whittle have generously given £50 to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

Distance: Race Type: Rating: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

7th Race 5.20 The Fidomoney Stakes

Two Miles About 88 Yards (3,200 metres)

2m Handicap 71-90 £20,000 4+ Inside Rail

See page 77 for conditions of this race.

RACE DESCRIPTION As the longest race of the Festival, the start is on the home straight and the horses will pass the stands and then complete a further circuit of the track. “Offer a chance for everyone” is a good maxim for those planning races and here the upper rating of 90 means that the spotlight will not be stolen by a proven superstar. Perhaps the Press selections Board on the end of the Melrose Stand can guide you to farewell glory. If you are successful, then you can bask in the glory of picking up the last winner at York until at least 1.49pm tomorrow.

LAST YEAR’S RACE Winner: RAYMOND Trainer: Keith Dalgleish Jockey: Billy Garritty Age/Weight: 6-9-5 Runners: 11 SP: 16/1 Outsider Raymond narrowly saw off Sashenka by a nose under a great ride from Billy Garritty. Well positioned in midﬁeld, he held on grimly to land the spoils.

THE TALE OF THE CLOCK Race Average Time: 3m 36.88s Racing Post Standard Time: 3m 30.30s Course Record: 3m 27.06s by Stradivarius (23-Aug-19) All times are based where possible on the corresponding race over the last seven years

RACE FACTS & STATISTICS Leading course trainer (17-22): J J Quinn (9 wins from 84 runners, 11%) runs FRANKENSTELLA Trainer-in-form (last 14 days): J J Quinn (5 wins from 24 runners, 21%) runs FRANKENSTELLA Longest Traveller: MASTER MILLINER trained by Mrs Emma Fenton, Marlborough, 212 miles. NOTE: All statistics are up to and including 10th May. Last Racecard 6 No. Runs 1 0400/002 67411-5 3 11/44124 311/1 5 11324-3 6 17/60R07 282/33-6 8 339/431

Horse LETHAL STEPS MASTER MILLINER FRANKENSTELLA AHORSEWITHNONAME RAVENSCRAIG CASTLE INCA PRINCE HYDROPLANE CALDWELL

Career Wins Places 2 1 6 2 4 2 3 1 2 2 1 — 3 3 1 2

Total Runs 13 18 11 4 9 6 15 6

Career Winnings 19744 28179 24977 32196 8049 11695 11171 3996

Winning Distance Range 6-8F 13-16F 16-17F 12-17F 11-13F 7F 9-12F 16F

Winning Going Range G G-ST G-S G-S G-GF GS-ST F-ST GS-ST

Runs Since Wins 13 2 2 1 5 2 4 1

KNAVESMIRE TIP Ahorsewithnoname justified favouritism to win by three-quarters of a length on her last appearance, but gets a 6lb rise in the handicap as a result, so the reopposing fifth, Master Milliner, may not be as far behind her off these revised terms with that run under his belt. However, preference is for RAVENSCRAIG CASTLE, who retains the mark from an encouraging third-placed seasonal debut at Ripon last time, and he should relish the drier ground given his two wins have come on good and good to firm. Inca Prince is another who warrants respect, having run in some competitive hurdle races recently.

RAVENSCRAIG CASTLE

MASTER MILLINER 73

7th Race 5.20

Distance: Race Type: Prize Money: Age: Stalls:

The Fidomoney Stakes No

Horse

Lethal Steps (GB) (274)

Gr g Lethal Force (IRE) - Tanda Tula (IRE)

Age

Owner: Hope Eden Racing Limited Trainer: Philip Kirby, Richmond

st-lb

2m Handicap (71-90) £20,000 4+ Inside Rail

(kgs)

9-12 (62.6)

Draw

(6)

Jockey: Phil Dennis

Form: 040/0//00Breeder: Seaton Partnership

Successful at 6f and 1m on good ground. Beaten 7l behind Howling Wolf at 12-1 when 10th of 13 on his latest outing at Gowran Park over 1m 1f (good) in August last year. Having his ﬁrst run for a new stable today. One to watch on return from a break. Official BHA Rating 88 SP: 40-1

Master Milliner (IRE) (25)

Ch g Helmet (AUS) - Aqualina (IRE)

Owner: Mrs Jennifer Simpson Racing Trainer: Emma Lavelle, Marlborough

9-12 (62.6)

(2)

Jockey: Sean Levey

Form: 60411-5 CD Breeder: George Delahunt

Winner of six races from 1m 5f to 2m. Finished 9l behind Ahorsewithnoname when ﬁfth of 7 at 9-1 last time at Newbury over 2m last month. He’s 8lb higher than his last winning mark but entitled to improve for that reappearance run and is 6lb better off with the winner now. Official BHA Rating 88 SP: 11-2

Frankenstella (IRE) (349)

B m Frankel - L’Ancresse (IRE)

9-11

Owner: Mr J. J. Quinn Trainer: John Quinn, Malton

(62.1)

(3)

Jockey: Jason Hart

Form: 11/4412- CD Breeder: Coolmore

She has won four times from 2m to 2m 1f. Beaten 6l by Thai Terrier when second of 6 at 7-4 on her latest outing at Carlisle over 2m 1f (good to soft) in May last year. Has the form in the book to contend here and she is respected on her seasonal debut. Official BHA Rating 87 SP: 8-1

Ahorsewithnoname (GB) (25)

B m Cacique (IRE) - Sea of Galilee

9-10 (61.7)

(1)

Jockey: Ryan Moore

Owner: Mr D J Burke & Mr P Alderson Trainer: Nicky Henderson, Lambourn

Form: 311//-1 D Breeder: Whitley Stud

She has won three times from 1m 4f to 2m and has also won a bumper over 2m 1f. Won on her latest outing when 10-11fav at Newbury over 2m (good) last month, beating Auriferous by 3/4l. Obvious claims, but a 6lb rise for that may be a little steep given the narrow margin. Official BHA Rating 86 SP: 2-1

Ravenscraig Castle (GB) (19)

Gr g Nathaniel (IRE) - In The Soup (USA)

9-10 (61.7)

(8)

Jockey: Andrew Mullen

Owner: Castle Racing Scotland Trainer: Iain Jardine, Carrutherstown

Form: 11324-3 BF Breeder: Wadacre Stud

Successful at 1m 3f and 1m 5f. Third of 6 behind Rajinsky beaten 1 3/4l at 5-2fav on his latest outing at Ripon over 2m last month. Given Rajinsky has since placed third in the Chester Cup (now rated 101), the form of that last run could make him a contender. Official BHA Rating 87 SP: 5-1

Inca Prince (IRE) (270)

B g Fast Company (IRE) - Angel Stevens (IRE)

9-7

Owner: R Whitelock, L Clemitson & R Jefferson Trainer: Ruth Jefferson, Malton

(60.3)

(7)

Jockey: Graham Lee

Form: 10/60T0Breeder: Noel Cogan

A winner at 7f. Well beaten at 150-1 behind Angel Palm when last of 14 on his latest ﬂat outing at Dundalk over 6f in August last year. Has been running in some competitive hurdle races since and contested the Grade 1 Juvenile Hurdle at Aintree, so is worth a look. Official BHA Rating 84 SP: 14-1

Hydroplane (IRE) (6)

B g Pour Moi (IRE) - Walk On Water

Owner: John Nicholls Racing Trainer: Ian Williams, Alvechurch

9-2

(58.1)

(4)

Jockey: Richard Kingscote

Form: 202//33-6 Breeder: Bloomsbury Stud

He has won three times from 1m 1f to 1m 4f. Finished 16l behind Bellatrixsa when sixth of 11 at 6-1 on his latest outing at Chester over 2m 3f. He is now 3lb above his last winning Flat mark at Newmarket but the reapplication of cheekpieces may have a positive effect. Official BHA Rating 78 (-2) SP: 9-1

Caldwell (GB) (34)

B g Dansili - Milford Sound

Owner: Mr and Mrs N Dower Trainer: Michael Scudamore, Bromsash

8-13 (56.7)

(5)

Jockey: Liam Keniry

Form: 330/-431 D Breeder: Juddmonte Farms Ltd

A winner at 9-2 at Kempton over 2m on his latest outing last month, beating Catbird Seat by 5l, his ﬁrst win from six starts on the level. The step up in trip seemed to suit him last time but he has something to prove on turf now switching back to grass. Official BHA Rating 75 SP: 8-1 74

Horse

Age

st-lb

(kgs)

Draw

NUMBER OF DECLARED RUNNERS 8............................................................................................(EXACTA) Tongue Strap worn by No. 7. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 3, 7.

PROBABLE S.P.’S

2-1 Ahorsewithnoname (GB), 5-1 Ravenscraig Castle (GB), 11-2 Master Milliner (IRE), 8-1 Frankenstella (IRE), Caldwell (GB), 9-1 Hydroplane (IRE), 14-1 Inca Prince (IRE), 40-1 Lethal Steps (GB)

RESULT & PRIZE MONEY INFORMATION 1st

£10800................................................................... 2nd £5070...................................................................................

3rd

£2536..................................................................... 4th

£1268....................................................................................

TIME ............................................................................... DISTANCES .......................................................................................

SEVENTH RACE PRESENTATION & BEST TURNED OUT The trophy for this race will be presented to the winning owner after the race by Isabelle Sleightholme and Greta Mascheretti, Fidomoney Fidomoney have generously given £50 to the racing groom responsible for the best turned out horse in this race.

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Today’s Race Conditions FIRST RACE 1.50 - The Paddy Power ‘Making Flat Less Flat’ Stakes (Class 2 Handicap) (CLASS 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £15462 to the winning horse The second to receive £7251, the third £3627, the fourth £1812, the fifth £906 and the sixth £453. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 86-105 (also open to such horses rated 85 and below). £150 stake if the horse is rated 86 or higher, or £30 stake if the horse is rated 85 or lower with £120 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Lowest weight 8st 4lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after April 30th, 2022, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. PADDY POWER has generously sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of PADDY POWER. 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. The Race Incentive Fund, supported by the Horserace Betting Levy Board, provides for the inclusion of £2200 towards the prize money for this race. 21 entries, 2 at £30 and 19 at £150. - Closed May 6th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £12189; Second £6096; Third £3048; Fourth £1524; Fifth £762; Sixth £381 Penalty Value: £15462 SS For race details see page 33. SECOND RACE 2.25 - The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton Fillies’ Stakes (Class 1)(Group 2) (CLASS 1) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £79394 to the winning horse The second to receive £30100, the third £15064, the fourth £7504, the fifth £3766 and the sixth £1890. for four yrs old and upwards fillies and mares only. Enter by noon, March 29th and pay £490 stake, Scratch by noon, April 19th or pay £560, Confirm by noon, May 6th and pay £350, Supplementary Entry by noon, May 6th and pay £11200 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Weights: 9st 2lb each Penalties, after 2020, a winner of a Group 1 race 3lb. AL BASTI EQUIWORLD has generously sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of AL BASTI EQUIWORLD. 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). 22 entries, 2 at £490, 10 at £1050, 10 at £1400. - Closed March 29th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £62384; Second £25606; Third £12810; Fourth £6398; Fifth £3206; Sixth £1596 Penalty Value: £79394 Weights raised 2lbs and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. A SS For race details see page 41. THIRD RACE 3.00 - The Paddy Power Hambleton Stakes (Class 2 Handicap) (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 four yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, May 6th and pay £250 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 12lb Penalties, after April 30th, 2022, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb 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.. PADDY POWER has generously sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of PADDY POWER. 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. The Race Incentive Fund, supported by the Horserace Betting Levy Board, provides for the inclusion of £2200 towards the prize money for 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. 21 entries at £250. - Closed May 6th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £20315; Second £10160; Third £5080; Fourth £2540; Fifth £1270; Sixth £635 Penalty Value: £25770 SS For race details see page 47. FOURTH RACE 3.35 - The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes (Class 1) (Group 2) (CLASS 1) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £99242 to the winning horse The second to receive £37625, the third £18830, the fourth £9380, the fifth £4707 and the sixth £2362. for three yrs old only. Enter by noon, March 29th and pay £612 stake, Scratch by noon, April 19th or pay £700, Confirm by noon, May 6th and pay £438, Supplementary Entry by noon, May 6th and pay £14000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 13lb Penalties, after 2021, a winner of a Group 1 race 3lb. AL BASTI EQUIWORLD has generously sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of AL BASTI EQUIWORLD. 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). 78 entries, 23 at £612, 41 at £1312, 14 at £1750. - Closed March 29th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £77980; Second £32008; Third £16013; Fourth £7998; Fifth £4008; Sixth £1995 Penalty Value: £99242.50 Weights raised 2lbs and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. A SS For race details see page 59. FIFTH RACE 4.10 - The British Stallion Studs EBF Westow Stakes (Class 1) (Listed Race) (CLASS 1) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £36861 to the winning horse The second to receive £13975, the third £6994, the fourth £3484, the fifth £1748 and the sixth £877. for three yrs old, which are E.B.F. eligible. Enter by noon, May 6th and pay £325 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 4lb; fillies 8st 13lb Penalties, after August 31st, 2021, a winner of a Listed race 3lb Of a Pattern race 5lb. The E.B.F. will present a memento to the winning owner. THE TRUSTEES OF THE BRITISH EUROPEAN BREEDERS’ FUND have kindly contributed £10000 towards the prize money for this race; part of the BEBF’s seven figure investment nationwide. All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of EUROPEAN BREEDERS’ FUND. 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. 14 entries at £325. - Closed May 6th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £28964; Second £11889; Third £5948; Fourth £2971; Fifth £1489; Sixth £741 Penalty Value: £36861.50 A SS For race details see page 65. SIXTH RACE 4.45 - The Frank Whittle Partnership ebfstallions.com Maiden Stakes (Class 2) (GBB Race) (CLASS 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £10800 to the winning horse The second to receive £5070, the third £2536 and the fourth £1268. for maiden two yrs old, which are E.B.F. eligible. Enter by noon, May 6th and pay £100 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 7lb; fillies 9st 2lb. THE FRANK WHITTLE PARTNERSHIP has generously sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. THE TRUSTEES OF THE BRITISH EUROPEAN BREEDERS’ FUND have also kindly contributed £5000 towards the prize money for this race; part of the BEBF’s seven figure investment nationwide. 24 entries at £100. - Closed May 6th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £8534; Second £4266; Third £2134; Fourth £1066 Penalty Value: £10800 A SS For race details see page 69. SEVENTH RACE 5.20 - The Fidomoney Stakes (Class 3 Handicap) (CLASS 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £10800 to the winning horse The second to receive £5070, the third £2536 and the fourth £1268. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 71-90 (also open to such horses rated 91 and 92; such horses rated 70 and below are also eligible - see Standard Conditions). £100 stake if the horse is rated 71 or higher, or £20 stake if the horse is rated 70 or lower with £80 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. May 10th. Lowest weight: 5-y-o and up 8st 9lb; 4-y-o 8st 8lb Highest weight: 5-y-o and up 10st; 4-y-o 9st 13lb Penalties, after April 30th, 2022, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. FIDOMONEY has generously sponsored this race and will present a memento to the winning owner. 23 entries, 1 at £20 and 22 at £100. - Closed May 6th, 2022. Owners Prize Money Winner £8534; Second £4266; Third £2134; Fourth £1066 Penalty Value: £10800 SS For race details see page 73.

The Small Print

An A-Z of information for racegoers Abandoned Racing

In the event of racing being abandoned, refunds on badges and tickets purchased will only be paid in the following circumstances. a) before the ﬁrst race - 100% refund. b) before the completion of three races - 50% refund. c) therafter - no refund applies. Refunds cannot be made on racedays. To obtain a refund, racegoers who purchased their admission on the day should send the ticket they were given on entrance with their full name and address to: York Racecourse, York, YO23 1EX within 30 days.Racegoers who booked in advance direct with the track and so paid by card will receive an automatic refund. A similar process will apply for those who paid in advance by cheque. Please visit the racecourse website www.yorkracecourse.co.uk for more information.

Alcohol And Public Order

The Racecourse takes its responsibilities under Licensing Laws very seriously and puts in place training and measures to exceed these obligations. Racegoers are urged to drink responsibly. Alcohol cannot be brought into the stands side enclosures. York Racecourse reserves the right to expel any person found to be drunk or behaving in a disorderly manner. The “Challenge 25” initiative will be in operation to ensure that only those aged 18 and over are served with alcohol. Thank you for your support of this obligation.

Cameras

Please feel free to take a souvenir photo of your day. However we would remind you that the preparation and performance of the sport must be ensured, so please note:1. Kindly refrain from ﬂash photography. 2. Avoid taking photos in restricted areas used by the sporting professionals i.e. Saddling Boxes, Stables, Unsaddling Boxes & Weighing Room. 3. Respect the privacy of others.

Cigarettes and e-cigarettes

The current smoking legislation regarding smoking in public places applies at the racecourse. The use of e-cigarettes is permitted, however they will be treated the same as tobacco products.

Common Courtesy/Entry Conditions

All persons visiting York Racecourse are admitted subject to Racecourse Regulations and the Rules of Racing. The Racecourse reserves the right to refuse admission or remove from the racecourse any person refusing to comply with the Rules and Regulations or whose presence is a source of danger or annoyance to others. A full set of entry rules can be viewed at www.yorkracecourse.co.uk.

Dogs

Racegoers are requested to leave their pets including all dogs at home. Guide and Assistance dogs are welcome.

First Aid

There are ﬁrst aid posts in the Edwardian Weighing Room, other such buildings have been designated as isolation rooms, should they be required. 78

Dress Standards

Most racegoers like to make racing at York a special occasion and choose to dress accordingly. Gentlemen in the County Stand are required to wear a jacket, collared shirt and tie. Trainers, tailored shorts and jeans have always been accepted. All racegoers are reminded that the removal of shirts is not encouraged and that basic decency and not causing offence to fellow racegoers by clothing choices, is required. York Racecourse reserves the right to refuse or, to require anyone to leave who does not observe the above code.

Drugs

A zero tolerance policy on drug abuse is in force, be warned, North Yorkshire Police and our own team are watching with some canine help, sniffing.

Litter

Racegoers are requested to place all litter in the receptacles provided. If you do not need your racecard please place it in a bin as you leave the racecourse.

Noise

So that the horses have the best chance to perform and so your fellow racegoers have the opportunity to enjoy them please do not cause any distractions; the waving of ﬂags or banners, use of radios or making of sudden noises are examples of things to avoid. Racegoers are reminded of Public Health England advice that shouting increases the risk of the spread of diseases, so to consider wearing your face covering when part of a cheering crowd.

Parade Ring

For safety reasons children under the age of twelve are not permitted into the Parade Ring or Unsaddling Enclosure.

Photo Finishes And Stewards’ Enquiries/Objections

In any race where Photo Finish has been called by the Judge, this information will be displayed on the Giant Screen. An announcement will also be broadcast. Race Results and Photographs will also be displayed on the York Racecourse television monitors.

Radios and Mobile Telephones

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.

Track Safety

For your own safety and the welfare of the horses, jockeys and stable staff please keep off the track. Anyone trespassing on the track: Will be liable to arrest and prosecution Will be ejected immediately Will be banned from all future York race meetings May face a nationwide racecourse ban

FIXTURES 2022 DANTE FESTIVAL Friday 13th May

The Paddy Power Yorkshire Cup

TRIBUTE WEEKEND Saturday 21st May

William Hill Brontë Cup, Plus ABBA tribute band

Sunday 22nd May

Sky Bet Sunday series, Plus Queen tribute band

JUNE MEETING Friday 10th June

Mid Summer Raceday

Saturday 11th June

51st Macmillan Charity Raceday

JOHN SMITH’S CUP MEETING Friday 8th July

William Hill Summer Stakes

Saturday 9th July

63rd John Smith’s Cup

MUSIC SHOWCASE WEEKEND Friday 22nd July (eve)

EBF Lyric Stakes and live music from Madness

Saturday 23rd July

Sky Bet York Stakes and live music from the Sugababes

WELCOME TO YORKSHIRE EBOR FESTIVAL Wednesday 17th August

Juddmonte International

Thursday 18th August

Darley Yorkshire Oaks/Ladies Day

Friday 19th August

Coolmore Nunthorpe

Saturday20th August

Sky Bet Ebor

SEPTEMBER MEETING Sunday 4th September

YorkMix Family Raceday

OCTOBER FINALE Friday 7th October

Willam Hill Finale Friday

Saturday 8th October

Coral Sprint Trophy

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Knavesmire Notes Keep a note of any horses that catch your eye this afternoon. You never know, they may be future winners here at York.

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SAFE JOURNEY OME…

Thank you for your support this year. If you have any comments, please email to feedback@yorkracecourse.co.uk Please could we request that a special effort is made to respect our neighbours, with particular regard to noise in the surrounding streets. We look forward to welcoming you back for a Day Three of the Dante Festival, featuring the Paddy Power Yorkshire Cup. Please use the toilets on exit or as provided on the walking route to the city. 80

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The Glenn Roeder Race Day In aid of the Brain Tumour Charity Registered Charity no. 1150054 (England and Wales) SC045081 (Scotland)

Saturday 23rd July 2022 Newmarket July Racecourse www.theglennroederraceday.com Professional Footballer and Manager, Glenn battled for 18 years with a Brain Tumour, passing away on 28th February 2021 aged just 65. His family have decided to throw their love into organising a top end race day to celebrate his life in a way he would want. In doing so raising much needed attention and money for the charity to help and support those aﬀected, fund research in to better treatments and ultimately a cure. There are SO many ways you can support this day Go to the website or scan the QR code Find out more on this day to remember…

Proud sponsors of The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante- Group 2 & The Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Middleton- Group 2

The unique trophy for the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante, created by Newmarket based artist, Jody Keating