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Post by Kimmy on Jul 2, 2018 18:14:57 GMT
Andrew Bentley, the racegoer who pleaded guilty to assaulting a member of Cheltenham's senior management team on Gold Cup day, has been served with an indefinite exclusion order from all racecourses by the BHA.
Matthew Foxton-Duffy, Cheltenham’s head of marketing, was punched in the face and hit his head on a door frame in the racecourse's Gin and Jazz Bar, a pop-up marquee bar where racegoers paid an extra £95 to listen to music from Ronnie Scott's Jazz Band.
Bentley, 28 and from Walsall, was arrested and charged by police, and he pleaded guilty to assault in Cheltenham Magistrates’ Court on April 10. He was given a community order and told to pay £300 compensation to Foxton-Duffy.
The BHA's indefinite exclusion order is the fifth to be issued since October. Others include one served to Richard Melia, the racing fan who has followed some of the most famous names in the sport into the winner's enclosure.
A BHA spokesperson said: "There is no place for violence on British racecourses.
"Whilst we believe the majority of staff and racegoers enjoy a calm and safe atmosphere on racedays in Britain, where necessary the BHA will always consider using its powers to exclude individuals who are proven to have resorted to violence."
Racecourse behaviour has been under intense scrutiny this year following a mass brawl at Goodwood in May and another serious incident at Ascot shortly afterwards.
However, security has since been stepped up on many racecourses and there have been no further clashes on that scale, although 17 arrests were made at Royal Ascot, including one for sexual assault and two for assaulting a police officer.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 2, 2018 18:16:58 GMT
Tupi 7.30 Windsor Richard Hannon's Tupi may not jump off the page, with form figures of 4400 so far this year, but those two fourth-placed efforts came in Meydan's competitive waters and his 24th of 28 in last month's Wokingham at Royal Ascot came after a 114-day break. If that has knocked the rust off he is very favourably treated on a mark of 97. It is the first time in his entire career this three-time Listed winner has had an official rating comprised of two digits. He certainly has the class to take advantage.
Tupi 7:30 Windsor Until Again 8.30 Windsor Andrew Balding teams up with his former protege Oisin Murphy, who will wear the famous George Strawbridge silks aboard newcomer Until Again. Her dam Sara Lucille started at five furlongs and finished second, beaten a short neck, in a Deauville Group 3 as a juvenile. All of that makes Until Again of interest in a winnable novice contest.
Until Again 8:30 Windsor
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Post by dennisg on Jul 3, 2018 6:49:53 GMT
in today's sporting life.................... Nick Robson makes Sharg his best bet at Brighton and has a tip for every race in the UK and Ireland. Nap: 3.00 Brighton 4 1 Sharg21 39-0OR: - 7/2 T: R HannonJ: Tom Marquand Form: 5Last Run Live betting powered by Next best: 4.30 Brighton 2 3 Enzo7 39-7OR: 70C 6/4 T: Ed WalkerJ: L P Keniry Form: 6-70852Last Run Live betting powered by Sharg will have to go close to winning at Brighton if he is to go anywhere near repaying his expensive price tag. Al Shaqab Racing bought the half-brother to Oaks winner Dancing Rain for 500,000 guineas but he has already been gelded. He made his debut three weeks ago on the all-weather at Lingfield and while he only finished fifth of seven it was not totally devoid of promise. Having chased the pace, he weakened close home in what might not have been a bad event. The winner, Howman, is now rated 79 and the runner-up came out and did the business off 72 next time. With a run under his belt, it is hoped the Richard Hannon-trained Sharg takes a significant leap forward in the Minibet.com-sponsored novice stakes. Sir Mark Prescott's Matchmaking has scared all but two rivals away in the Minbet.com Handicap over 10 furlongs. Like so many at the yard, he failed to trouble the judge in three maiden outings last year over inadequate trips. Stepped up to this trip at Yarmouth last week he made no mistake and he should have no trouble defying a 6lb penalty. Enzo returned to form last week and as a dual course winner he should take all the beating in the Minibet Handicap over seven furlongs. Ed Walker's charge had been out of sorts before finishing second at Newbury over a mile. The drop in trip is not too much of a concern. Zebzardee caught a bit of a tartar last time at Redcar and hopefully in calmer waters should open his account in the BB Foodservice Novice Auction Stakes at Hamilton. Having finished third on his debut at Beverley to the useful Rockin Roy he was fancied to break his duck on Teesside. However, he was no match at all for Mick Channon's newcomer Certain Lad, who has since won again and was placed in the Railway Stakes on Saturday. The second, Big Ace, has come out and won since so it was a hot race for the track and Richard Fahey will be hoping there is nothing as good as those two in this. Johnny Murtagh is probably sick of bumping into Aidan and Joseph O'Brien and Ger Lyons in maidens in Ireland so he is sending Urban Light to Chepstow. Having shown up well in three outings at home, Murtagh looks to have found him a good opportunity in the Wilkin Chapman Solicitors Novice Stakes. Lawney Hill's Oliver's Hill loves fast ground and, having made giant strides last year, should take some stopping in the Avonvale Equine Practice 50th Anniversary Handicap Chase at Stratford. Sporting Life tips: BRIGHTON: 2.00 Monarch Maid, 2.30 Limerick Lord, 3.00 SHARG (NAP), 3.30 Topmeup, 4.00 Matchmaking, 4.30 Enzo, 5.00 Jack Taylor. CHEPSTOW: 6.15 Bustam, 6.45 Loving Pearl, 7.15 Urban Light, 7.45 Shovel It On, 8.15 Guardiola, 8.45 Master Grey, 9.15 Sir Pass I Am. HAMILTON: 2.15 Zebzardee, 2.45 Where's Jeff, 3.15 Agadeer, 3.45 Balestra, 4.15 Ingelby Hollow, 4.45 Big Les, 5.15 Kibaar. STRATFORD: 6.30 Hatcher, 7.00 Cafe Au Lait, 7.30 Oliver's Hill, 8.00 March Is On, 8.30 Altiepix, 9.00 Noah And The Ark. DOUBLE: Sharg and Enzo.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 3, 2018 6:51:32 GMT
A recent Mick Easterby-trained winner is backed to follow up at Hamilton on Tuesday as Matt Brocklebank provides the nap of the day. Sporting Life's Daily Nap, July 3 NAP: Where’s Jeff (2.45 Hamilton) Next Best: Brexit Time (3.15 Hamilton) Treble: Regulator (3.45 Hamilton) 1 1 Where's Jeff5(ex 6) 39-12OR: 59D 13/8 T: M W EasterbyJ: Nathan Evans Form: 8929-41Last Run Live betting powered by 2 8 Brexit Time10 39-1OR: - 7/4 T: P D EvansJ: P J McDonald Form: 2Last Run Live betting powered by 9 8 Regulator10 38-9OR: 89 11/2 T: R A FaheyJ: P Hanagan Form: 257-323Last Run Live betting powered by WHERE’S JEFF emerged into the spotlight in no uncertain terms with a three-length victory at Newcastle last Thursday and he’s going to take the world of beating in his follow-up bid at Hamilton. The Hamilton Park Racegoers Club “Best Small Racecourse” Handicap is no stronger than that all-weather event he won with plenty to spare, and it looks a wise move to get him out again so quickly under a 6lb penalty. Trainer Mick Easterby already has him entered up in three races on Thursday, as well as three races on Friday, so he’s obviously looking to keep striking while the iron is hot and given the horse is so unexposed over a mile (Newcastle was only his second try at the trip), it’s fair to suggest he could progress a long way before the assessor finally catches up with him. Albanza showed a lot more promise here last time but conditions are much quicker now and he’ll need to make further improvement for good to firm ground, which doesn’t look guaranteed by any means. The racinguk.com Confined Novice Stakes should go the way of Brexit Time. He looked a shade green when asked to go about his business first time out on the turf at Lingfield last month but that was to be expected from the three-year-old son of Dandy Man, and in the end he shaped really well in second, going down by just three quarters of a length from the short-priced favourite. There are surely races to be won with him on that evidence and the stiff finish at Hamilton looks likely to suit. Regulator stands out as the sole three-year-old in the Almada Mile Handicap on the same card. Richard Fahey has made no secret of the high regard in which he holds the son of Acclamation and he was arguably a shade unfortunate to win just once as a two-year-old. Things have started promisingly enough this time around, with placed efforts at Wetherby, Catterick and Ayr, and he shaped last time out that a step up to this new trip could unlock some improvement. It’s a quality contest with some experienced, high-class milers such as Mythical Madness and Baraweez, but Regulator should appreciate them going a good gallop as he’s been keen in the past, and it could be a case of him finding enough improvement to be seriously competitive, especially in receipt of weight for age. Daily Nap record: -13.88pts
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Post by dennisg on Jul 3, 2018 6:53:44 GMT
David Ord's horse-by-horse guide to Saturday's Coral-Eclipse at Sandown with the Investec Derby winner taken to strike again. CLIFFS OF MOHER: 7/4 favourite when fourth in this last season, he has yet to strike at the top level and had two attempts within three days at Royal Ascot. His runs in both the Prince Of Wales’ and Hardwicke were creditable but neither screamed Eclipse winner – in fact the latter performance hinted he may be suited by going further than a mile-and-a-half rather than dropping back to ten furlongs. () FOREST RANGER: Two from two this year, landing the Earl Of Sefton and Huxley Stakes at Chester. Deserves this crack at an elite prize but it will be a surprise if he’s able to repel the thrust of the Classic generation up the hill. () Forest Ranger beats War Decree at Chester Forest Ranger beats War Decree at Chester HAWKBILL: Pick of the older horses on official ratings but a stablemate of Masar and at his best on soft ground. A trip overseas seems more likely than a jaunt across the M25 but even if he lines up he’ll need to be at his very best – which he wasn’t behind Poet’s Word at Royal Ascot. () YUCATAN: Back to winning ways in first-time blinkers at the Curragh on Sunday when forceful tactics seemed to suit. This is a whole lot tougher though. () MASAR: Ran out impressive winner of the Investec Derby, comprehensively reversing QIPCO 2000 Guineas form with Saxon Warrior in the process. Shaped that day as though dropping back to ten furlongs will be no inconvenience. Very much the one to beat. () RAYMOND TUSK: Looks out of his depth here for all he’s made a promising start to his career – chasing home William Hill St Leger hope Loxley, a stablemate of Masar, at Newmarket on his second and latest start. () ROARING LION: Edged out by Saxon Warrior in Racing Post Trophy last season and no match for Masar in the Craven but firmly back on track since, including when third to the latter in the Investec Derby. He just flattened out close home there and the way he won the Dante at York suggests this is his optimum trip but hard to see why he’ll pass his Newmarket and Epsom conqueror this time around. () Roaring Lion won the Derby by a wide margin, but will he go for the Derby? Roaring Lion won the Derby by a wide margin, but can he take revenge on Masar? ROSTROPOVICH: Went down all guns blazing when second in the Irish Derby at the weekend but had the run of the race there and the balance of his form suggests he’s going to struggle to keep tabs on speedier rivals here. () SAXON WARRIOR: Expected to wait for the Juddmonte International but left in at the six-day stage despite finishing third in Irish Derby at the weekend. Seemed no excuses there and the brilliance of his QIPCO 2000 Guineas win has been missing since. Dangerous to write off but all of a sudden a colt, for whom the Triple Crown dream was the talk of the spring, now has questions to answer. () HAPPILY: Likely to run for Ballydoyle here and had the measure of Masar in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere as a two-year-old. Placed in the English and Irish 1000 Guineas and ran well to finish third in the Prix de Diane last time, short of room at a crucial stage. Interesting runner but the two colts will prove very tough nuts to rack. () Happily leads Masar and Olmedo (far side) Happily leads Masar and Olmedo (far side) CONCLUSION A race that represents the first significant clash of the generations but with doubts over the participation of Cliffs Of Moher and Hawkbill, it could be left to Forest Ranger to represent the older brigade. He’s dipping his toes in Group One waters for the first time and this looks to boil down to the MASAR v Roaring Lion clash. The former has come out on top in three previous 2018 meetings and there’s no reason to think he won’t make it 4-0 on Saturday. Tactically he’s versatile and shaped at Epsom as though dropping to ten furlongs will hardly inconvenience him. Roaring Lion was very impressive in the Dante but that wasn’t strongest renewal of that Group Two, third home Zabriskie finishing last in the Investec Derby on his only subsequent start and fourth Merlin Magic 18th of 21 in the Jersey. John Gosden’s charge was in a different league to those rivals and ten furlongs on fast ground is his perfect combination. However he hasn’t had the legs of Masar so far and with his rival likely to be quickening from in front of him again at Sandown, it’s hard to make a convincing case for why he’ll reel him in this time. Happily is best of the rest.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 3, 2018 6:55:40 GMT
Harry Angel could yet defend his crown in the July Cup at Newmarket after making a swift recovery from Royal Ascot. The Clive Cox-trained four-year-old was favourite to claim his third Group One success in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, but became upset after being loaded into the stalls and lost all chance after completely missing the break when the gates opened. It later transpired Harry Angel had suffered a leg injury, but Cox is delighted to report that he is now back in full work and is not ruling out the possibility of him lining up on the July Course on Saturday week. "We have been much happier with him. The initial concern was that he had injured a joint, but I am pleased to say that he has responded well to treatment and has been back in normal exercise for the last three days," Cox told Yahoo Sport UK. "We are obviously relieved and very happy with the way he has responded." Blue Point tops the July Cup betting with , while Harry Angel can be backed at 9/2 and recent gamble U S Navy Flag is 5/1 as he looks to drop back to a sprint distance for the first time this season.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 8:04:52 GMT
HAMILTON
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.15 Xtara
2.45 Where’s Jeff
3.15 Brexit Time
3.45 Whatsthemessage
4.15 Ingleby Hollow
4.45 The Great Wall
5.15 Imperial Legend
GIMCRACK
2.15 Zebzardee
2.45 Where’s Jeff
3.15 Agadeer
3.45 Balestra
4.15 Ingleby Hollow
4.45 Desert Frost
5.15 Kibaar
CHEPSTOW
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
6.15 Field of Vision
6.45 Mirabai
7.15 Shaybani
7.45 Air Of York
8.15 Final Rock
8.45 Happy Ending
9.15 Smashed
GIMCRACK
6.15 Bustam
6.45 Loving Pearl
7.15 Spirit Of May
7.45 Shovel It On
8.15 Guardiola
8.45 Master Grey
9.15 Sir Pass I Am
BRIGHTON
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.00 Monarch Maid
2.30 Global Wonder
3.00 Sudona
3.30 Topmeup
4.00 Matchmaking
4.30 Enzo (nap)
5.00 Jack Taylor (nb)
GIMCRACK
2.00 Monarch Maid
2.30 Limerick Lord
3.00 Sharg (nap)
3.30 Topmeup
4.00 Matchmaking
4.30 Enzo (nb)
5.00 Jack Taylor
STRATFORD
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
6.30 Henry Smith
7.00 Cafe Au Lait
7.30 Vosne Romanee
8.00 Glanvilles Guest
8.30 Our Three Sons
9.00 Templepark
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 8:05:13 GMT
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 8:12:14 GMT
Newmarket: David Milnes
Final Rock (8.15 Chepstow, nap)
Caught the eye when staying on into second behind the race-fit Winged Spur at Bath six days ago and is fancied to keep Sir Mark Prescott among the winners.
Final Rock 8:15 Chepstow Others to follow Brighton: 2.30 Limerick Lord, 3.00 Fitzsimmons, 3.30 Roy Rocket, 4.00 Matchmaking, 4.30 Starboy. Hamilton: 4.45 Desert Frost. Chepstow: 6.45 Mirabai, 7.15 Porcelain Girl, 8.45 Timoshenko, 9.15 Galieo's Spear.
North: Colin Russell
Breathable (2.45 Hamilton, nap)
Yet to win a race, but drop back to this trip will suit after not getting home in a decent 1m2f handicap at Beverley last time. Stable in fine form and fancied to take advantage of his current good mark.
Breathable 2:45 Hamilton Others to follow Brighton: 4.30 Super D J. Chepstow: 6.15 Bustam, 8.45 Poetic Affair. Hamilton: 2.15 Zebzardee, 3.15 Cale Lane, 3.45 Whatsthemessage, 4.15 Artful Rogue, 4.45 Big Les, 5.15 Etienne Gerard. Stratford: 8.00 Good Tradition.
Lambourn: James Burn
Jack Taylor (5.00 Brighton, nap)
Three-year-old has been in good form of late and was a course winner on quick ground two starts ago. Up 5lb from that, but bold effort still forecast.
Jack Taylor 5:00 Brighton Others to follow Brighton: 2.00 Noteworthy, 2.30 Stormbound, 3.00 Sharg, 4.00 Berkshire Spirit, 4.30 Enzo. Chepstow: 7.15 Showout, 9.15 King Calypso. Stratford: 6.30 Carntop, 8.00 Bright Tomorrow, 8.30 Our Three Sons.
West Country: Andrew King
Glanvilles Guest (8.00 Stratford, nap)
Won in good style at Newton Abbot last time and can follow up with ground and course in her favour.
Glanvilles Guest 8:00 Stratford Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner
Ingleby Hollow (4.15 Hamilton)
Has returned in great heart this year, finishing in the first two in all four starts. Ran a fine race in defeat last time and fancied to win again now reunited with Danny Tudhope.
Ingleby Hollow 4:15 Hamilton Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Northern Sky (4.15 Hamilton)
Has reached the frame in all three outings this year. From the foot of the handicap the Irish raider can end his lengthy barren spell.
Northern Sky 4:15 Hamilton Longshot: Neil McCabe
Whatsthemessage (3.45 Hamilton)
Shaped well in defeat recently and looks to be running back into form. She is two from two over course and distance and should go well again.
Whatsthemessage 3:45 Hamilton *There are no tips from Ireland
The Raceform Interactive nugget
David Allan has figures of 137111121 (strike-rate 67%) when riding for Tim Easterby at Hamilton this season, for a £1 level-stakes profit of £11.50. He has two rides for that trainer at the track, the pick of which is Balestra at 3.45.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 8:12:48 GMT
BANKER
Roy Rocket (3.30 Brighton)
John Berry's lovable grey bounced back to form last time out under Ross Birkett when hacking up over two furlongs further at this course by four lengths and looks weighted to follow up. The course specialist travelled smoothly through that contest and had the race won with a couple of furlongs left, allowing the jockey to celebrate to the joy of the crowd. Dropping back in trip isn't a problem, the ground is perfect and he has no trouble carrying big weights to victory. He's scored off higher marks than 61 in the past couple of seasons and should take the prize.
11/8 Roy Rocket 3:30 Brighton GOOD THING
Circling Moon (9.15 Chepstow)
Johnny Murtagh has interestingly sent two runners across from his Irish base to run at Chepstow this evening and his trip can pay dividends. His runner in the novice event, Champagne Marengo, looks likely to get off the mark but will probably be short and instead I'll tip his other runner on the card, Circling Moon. Partnered by the really talented Tom Madden, who claims 3lb, this four-year-old has been in fine form for the yard since moving in May, winning two of three starts. He was a bit disappointing last time out but the step back up in trip and a downhill course can work in his favour.
9/4 Circling Moon 9:15 Chepstow
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 8:13:31 GMT
Hayley Turner has a 33 per cent strike-rate from her rides in the last two weeks and travels to Chepstow for one ride, Porcelain Girl (7.15). Michael Bell’s filly should benefit from the drop back in trip.
Ben Pauling is in fine form at present, with a 100 per cent strike-rate with his runners in the last two weeks. He sends Boss Mans Ladder (7.00) to Stratford, his only runner of the day.
When PJ McDonald rides for Mark Johnston at Hamilton it’s worth taking note, the pair have a 50 per cent strike-rate when combining at the course. They do so with Ventura Knight (3.45) who has won twice previously with the same jockey on board.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 8:14:03 GMT
Tuesday: going, weather & non-runners Brighton GOING: FIRM (Good to firm in places) (GoingStick: 9.6) (Watered) (Rail movements: +6yds to all races) WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: 1m2f - Outer; Remainder - Centre NON RUNNERS: 2:00 Noble Deed (2) 4:30 Kachumba (4)City Guest (1) Chepstow GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Firm in places) (GoingStick: 9.2) (Watering) WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: Straight - Centre; Round - Inside NON RUNNERS: 7:15 Urban Light (6) 8:45 Dubai Frame (1) Hamilton GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick: 8.3) (Watered) (Rail movements: Races 2, 4 & 5 +12yds) WEATHER: Sunny STALLS: 6f (2yo) & 1m5f - Stands' Side; 1m - Inside; 5f & 6f (Not 2yo) - Centre NON RUNNERS: 4:15 Medicine Hat (2) 4:45 Big Les (5) Stratford GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Good in places; GoingStick 8.2) (Watered) (Rail movements: Races 1, 4 & 6 +9yds, R2 -54yds, R3 -18yds, R5 -9yds) WEATHER: Mostly sunny Chepstow (GB) GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick: 9.2) (Watering)
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 17:52:01 GMT
Brighton, 03 Jul 18 Race 1 - 2:00pm THE mintbet.com WORLD CUP RED CARD REFUND HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) The girth of ILLUSTRIOUS SPIRIT, trained by Archie Watson, had to be changed at the start. Being satisfied that there was room for adjustment, and the girth was in a serviceable condition, no further action was taken.
Jason Watson, the rider of the winner, BORN TO BOOGIE, was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted level from inside 2 furlongs out.
Approximately 1 furlong out MONARCH MAID, placed third, edged right causing Tom Marquand, the rider of KATHERINE PLACE, placed fifth, to take a check, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, Sophie Ralston reported that MONARCH MAID, placed third, hung right-handed throughout and Luke Morris reported that ILLUSTRIOUS SPIRIT, placed sixth, was never travelling.
Race 2 - 2:30pm THE mintbet.com WORLD CUP 1ST GOALSCORER 100% BOOST HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for LIMERICK LORD (IRE) to go early to post.
Following the race, Shelley Birkett reported that LIMERICK LORD (IRE), placed third, ran flat.
Race 4 - 3:30pm THE mintbet.com CASH BACK 2ND TO FAV BRIGHTON HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) The Clerk of the Scales reported that Shane Kelly, the rider of LUTINE CHARLIE (IRE), unplaced, trained by Emma Owen, had weighed in at 9st having weighed out at 8st 12lb. The rider, the trainer and the Clerk of the Scales were interviewed. Owen was fined £290 as she had added a mesh pad after Kelly had weighed out.
Noel Garbutt, the rider of SOLVEIG’S SONG, placed fourth, was suspended for 4 days for using his whip above the permitted level from approaching 2 furlongs out.
Race 7 - 5:00pm THE mintbet.com THE HOME OF REFRESHING ODDS! HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Permission was given for JEOPARDY JOHN to go early to post.
Following the race, Robert Winston reported that WOTADOLL, placed third, ran too free and Paddy Butler reported that SPECIAL CODE (IRE), placed fourth, was unsuited by the going on this occasion, which was officially described as Firm, Good to Firm in places, and would prefer a slower surface. View Stewards report Hamilton Park, 03 Jul 18 Race 2 - 2:45pm THE HAMILTON PARK RACEGOERS CLUB 'BEST SMALL RACECOURSE' HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for LITTLE POEM to go to post early.
It was noted that 2 furlongs out, MORETTI (IRE), unplaced, hung left when weakening leaving ROCK ON BERTIE (IRE), placed seventh, short of room on the rail. However, after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that it did not involve a riding offence.
Following the race, David Allan reported that BREATHABLE, placed sixth, was unbalanced coming down the hill. Daniel Tudhope reported that MORETTI (IRE), unplaced, hung right. Jamie Gormley reported that LITTLE POEM, unplaced, hung left. Duran Fentiman reported that ROCK ON BERTIE (IRE), placed seventh, suffered interference. The Veterinary Officer reported that MORETTI (IRE), unplaced, was in season.
Race 3 - 3:15pm THE racinguk.com CONFINED NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 5) (No more than four Flat runs) An enquiry was held to consider interference 2 furlongs out when CALE LANE, placed third, ridden by David Allan, interfered with the winner BREXIT TIME (IRE), ridden by P J McDonald, who in turn interfered with POP TELECOM, unplaced, ridden by Paul Hanagan. The interference was found to be accidental in that CALE LANE had maneuvered right at the same time as the rider of BREXIT TIME (IRE) had gone for legitimate gap, causing BREXIT TIME (IRE) to be moved slightly off its intended line which in turn gave a small bump to POP TELECOM.
Race 4 - 3:45pm THE ALMADA MILE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) An enquiry was held to consider why Tim Easterby was running BALESTRA here at Hamilton on going described as Good to Firm, having declared the gelding a non-runner at Carlisle on 27 June 2018, on ground with the same official description. The trainer’s representative explained that in his opinion the ground at Carlisle was particularly fast, but having walked the track at Hamilton he was happy that the ground was more suitable and that the gelding should take his chance.
It was noted that CARBON DATING (IRE) wore earplugs in the parade ring only. VENTURA KNIGHT (IRE) wore earplugs which were removed at the start.
Race 5 - 4:15pm THE HAMILTON PARK SUPPORTING RACING STAFF WEEK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Following the race, Phillip Makin reported that ARTFUL ROGUE (IRE), placed seventh, slipped leaving the stalls.
Race 6 - 4:45pm THE RACEGOERS CLUB 50TH ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Permission was given for CHOOKIE DUNEDIN to go to post early. View Stewards report Stratford-on-avon, 03 Jul 18 Fixture Note In Races 2, 3 and 5: Fence 3 will be omitted due to unsuitable ground. Nothing to report View Stewards report Chepstow, 03 Jul 18 Fixture Note ARABIAN RACE Mr Stephen Gregory, the rider of KOLINE, which dead heated for second place, had appeared to stop riding shortly before the winning post. After being interviewed and shown recordings of the incident, the Stewards found Mr Gregory in breach of Rule 65 (ii) of the British Horseracing Authority Regulations for Arabian Horse Racing for failing to take all reasonable and permissible measures to obtain the best possible placing on a horse that could have finished an outright second. They fined him £80. Nothing to report
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 17:53:20 GMT
7.15 Chepstow
The form of the Coventry Stakes, won by the impressive Calyx, gets a test when Shaybani returns to the scene of his victory last month.
It was totally different ground when the son of Kodiac landed a four-runner novice event by a length and a quarter from Big Boots, but a much faster surface clearly held no fears for him at Royal Ascot as he finished a highly creditable 12th of 23.
Trainer Richard Hughes appears to have found the right race for Shaybani to continue his upward progression, and he ought to take some beating under the stable’s talented apprentice Finley Marsh.
9/4 Shaybani 7:15 Chepstow Final Rock 8.15 Chepstow
There has been plenty of market support for Sir Mark Prescott’s Final Rock, and that’s not surprising taking into account the gelding’s latest start and red-hot stable form.
The son of Rock Of Gibraltar left the impression he would improve considerably for the step up to 1m2f when staying on strongly to finish second to Winged Spur, a horse who was officially 6lb well-in, at Bath last Wednesday.
Luke Morris made the long journey from Brighton’s afternoon meeting to maintain his partnership with Final Rock, which could well prove a tip in itself.
13/8 Final Rock 8:15 Chepstow
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 19:39:23 GMT
Newmarket: David Milnes
Anbaa (6.50 Kempton, nap)
Ran very green when third on her debut over 1m2f at Salisbury last month and shaped as if this extra two furlongs will suit. John Gosden's filly has since impressed on the Al Bahathri.
5/1 Anbaa 6:50 Kempton (AW) Others to follow Thirsk 2.50 Induct. Bath 6.10 Entertaining Ben, 6.40 Always Amazing, 7.10 Queen Of Desire, 7.40 Kawasir, 8.10 Altra Via, 9.10 Ferrier. Kempton 5.50 Fivetoeight, 6.20 Pennywhistle, 7.20 Al Hamdany, 7.50 West Coast Flyer, 8.20 Epic Challenge, 8.50 Pastime. North: Colin Russell
Breakwater Bay (3.00 Musselburgh, nap)
Not the most prolific of winners but ran well to finish a clear second last time at Redcar. Likely to get the run of the race and, on ground that suits, is fancied to go one better.
7/4 Breakwater Bay 3:00 Musselburgh Others to follow Bath 6.10 Archimedes, 7.40 Vale Of Kent. Kempton 6.20 Unbeatable Dancer, 8.20 Mudawwan, 8.50 Illusional. Musselburgh 2.00 Honey Gg, 2.30 Beryl The Petal, 3.30 Twin Appeal, 4.00 Jacob Black, 4.30 Tewafeedj, 5.00 Kinloch Pride. Thirsk 2.20 Immokalee, 2.50 Dark Havana, 3.20 Quayside, 3.50 Muscika, 4.20 Elerfaan, 4.50 Searanger, 5.20 Hitman. Lambourn: James Burn
Inn The Bull (7.20 Kempton, nap)
A mark of 83 ought not to be beyond this five-year-old, who goes well on the all-weather. The booking of top rider Andrea Atzeni is eyecatching.
11/1 Inn The Bull 7:20 Kempton (AW) Others to follow Bath 7.10 Solar Gold, 8.40 Groveman. Kempton 5.50 Fortune And Glory, 6.20 Nina Petrovna, 7.50 Just In Time, 8.20 Family Fortunes, 9.20 Smooth Sailing. Worcester 2.40 Robert's Star, 3.10 Skin Deep, 3.40 Malton Rose, 4.10 Ilewin Geez. West Country: Tim Mitchell
A Montmartre (2.10 Worcester, nap)
Winning hurdler who got outpaced over 2m here last time but shaped encouragingly on only her second start over fences. Fancied to improve for this step up in distance in an open contest.
14/1 A Montmartre 2:10 Worcester Others to follow Bath 6.10 Dreams Of Glory, 8.10 Avocadeau. Worcester 2.40 Walt, 4.40 Barney From Tyanee, 5.10 Irish Prince, 5.40 Goodgirlteresa. Racing Post Ratings: Paul Curtis
Twin Appeal (3.30 Musselburgh)
Dual course-and-distance winner and things look in place for him to take advantage of a favourable mark once more.
15/2 Twin Appeal 3:30 Musselburgh Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Mujassam (3.30 Musselburgh)
Won with authority in a fast time at Hamilton six days ago and despite carrying topweight, he can strike again while the iron is hot.
7/2 Mujassam 3:30 Musselburgh Longshot: Olly Eden
Private Cashier (8.50 Kempton)
Displayed ability but unplaced in all three starts to date. Andrew Balding's yard are in fine form and his filly may improve now handicapping, with the slight step up in trip looking ideal.
12/1 Private Cashier 8:50 Kempton (AW) Ireland: Tony O'Hehir Premier League (7.30 Bellewstown)
Placed at Navan and Listowel either side of an easy win at Sligo, the son of Rip Van Winkle can prove the pick against five rivals in this mile handicap. He gets the vote to score for Mick Mulvany and Gary Carroll.
10/3 Premier League 7:30 Bellewstown The Raceform Interactive nugget
David Evans is 126111 with his two-year-old runners at Thirsk in the last five seasons (+£39.10 to £1 level stakes). Go Annie Go can score for the trainer in the 7f seller at 2.50.
15/8 Go Annie Go 2:50 Thirsk
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 19:40:08 GMT
Theodore Ladd has a 75 per cent strike-rate at Thirsk and he travels there for one ride aboard Optimickstickhill (4.50). The pair combined last time out to win at the course.
Roger Charlton is in fine form, boasting a 37 per cent strike-rate from his runners in the past two weeks. He sends two horses to Kempton including Petitioner (7.50), who should improve for the step up in trip.
In the past two years, Gay Kelleway has operated at a 33 per cent strike-rate when dropping her horses into selling company for the first time, which is the case with Induct (2.50 Thirsk). The two-year-old gelding has not been disgraced in two starts to date.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 3, 2018 20:33:56 GMT
Wednesday: going, weather & non-runners Bath GOING: FIRM (GoingStick 10.9) (Watered) (Rail movements: Races 4, 5, 6 & 7 +16yds) WEATHER: Rain STALLS: 5f & 5.5f - Centre; 1m, 1m 2f & 1m 3f - Inside Bellewstown GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Watering) WEATHER: Sunny Kempton (AW) GOING: POLYTRACK: STANDARD (Watering) WEATHER: Scattered showers STALLS: Inside NON RUNNERS: 6:20 Alma Linda (1) Musselburgh GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 7.5) (Watering) WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: 5f & 2m - Stands' side; Remainder - Inside Thirsk GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.9) (Watering) WEATHER: Cloudy STALLS: Straight - Centre; Round - Inside Worcester GOING: GOOD (Good to firm in places) (GoingStick 7.0) (Watering) (Rail movements: Races 1, 2, 4, 6 & 7 +66yds and Race 3 & 5 +45yds) WEATHER: Partly cloudy NON RUNNERS: 2:40 Tb Broke Her (17)
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Post by dennisg on Jul 4, 2018 5:46:14 GMT
IN TODAY'S SPORTING LIFE......................... Ashley Iveson expects Keith Dalgleish to have a great day at Musselburgh. He has a tip for every race in the UK and Ireland. Nap: 4.00 Musselburgh 4 3 Jacob Blackp16 79-4OR: 69BFCD 5/4 T: K DalgleishJ: P J McDonald Form: 0-12412Last Run Live betting powered by Next best: 4.30 Musselburgh 4 1 Falcon's Fire21 59-0OR: 53CD 11/4 T: K DalgleishJ: Rowan Scott (3) Form: 356002Last Run Live betting powered by Jacob Black can rediscover the winning trail in the Catherine Roache Handicap at Musselburgh. The seven-year-old's career appeared to be going backwards at the end of last season, but a return to Keith Dalgleish's yard ahead of the new campaign appears to have given him a new lease of life. He made the most of a mark of just 49 when bolting up here on his seasonal reappearance and following a couple of decent efforts in defeat, added to his tally off a 10lb higher mark back at Musselburgh in early June. Dalgleish's charge was perhaps unfortunate not to follow up at Carlisle on his most recent appearance, having to settle for second after a tardy start, but at least that effort proved there are more races in him. The handicapper has bumped him up another 3lb, elevating him to a perch of 69, but he is clearly in good heart and likes this track, so there is every chance he can strike gold once more. It could be a profitable afternoon for Dalgleish, with Falcon's Fire also of significant interest in the TPF Schemes Handicap. It is getting on for two years since the gelding last tasted victory, a triumph which came over this course and distance. That spell in the wilderness has seen his rating drop dramatically from 70 to 53, but his runner-up finish at Hamilton three weeks ago was a big step in the right direction and hinted his return to winning ways might not be far away. The Richard Fahey-trained Aljady rates the best bet of the afternoon at Thirsk. The Al Shaqab Racing-owned colt made a successful start to his career at Redcar last October and returned to the track to make it two from two on his seasonal reappearance last month. He takes on vastly more experienced rivals in the Follow @racing_uk On Twitter Handicap, but is clearly an exciting youngster and can keep his unbeaten record intact. After bolting up over the course and distance almost three weeks ago, Roger Varian's Queen Of Desire is impossible to oppose in the Dribuild Group Confined Novice Stakes at Bath. Heart Of Grace can claim her second win from as many starts in the 100% Profit Boost At 32Redsport.com "Confined" Fillies' Novice Stakes at Kempton's evening fixture. Over the jumps at Worcester, Colin Tizzard's Exxaro can follow up a recent triumph at Uttoxeter in the Arctic Spas Worcester Grand Annual Handicap Chase. Sporting Life tips: BATH: 6.10 Molly Jones, 6.40 Little Boy Blue, 7.10 Queen Of Desire, 7.40 Kawasir, 8.10 Altra Vita, 8.40 Groveman, 9.10 Nyala. BELLEWSTOWN: 5.30 Amaira, 6.00 Captain Vancouver, 6.30 Artistic Melody, 7.00 Minnie Dahill, 7.30 Triple Sec, 8.00 No Way Jack, 8.30 Lady Nathaniel. KEMPTON: 5.50 Fortune And Glory, 6.20 Look Around, 6.50 Heart Of Grace, 7.20 Roar, 7.50 Just In Time, 8.20 Zarjaz 8.50 Pastime, 9.20 Moon Song. MUSSELBURGH: 2.00 Super Florence, 2.30 Light Heart, 3.00 London Glory, 3.30 Full Intention, 4.00 JACOB BLACK (NAP), 4.30 Falcon's Fire, 5.00 Eternalist. THIRSK: 2.20 Mecca's Gift, 2.50 Go Annie Go, 3.20 Quayside, 3.50 Aljady, 4.20 Borodin, 4.50 Searanger, 5.20 Munthany. WORCESTER: 2.10 A Montmartre, 2.40 Exxaro, 3.10 Rose Crown, 3.40 The Sweeney, 4.10 Baby Ted, 4.40 Phoenix Rock, 5.10 Double Miss, 5.40 Dr Dunraven. DOUBLE: Jacob Black and Falcon's Fire.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 4, 2018 5:48:17 GMT
Matt Brocklebank goes for back-to-back winning Nap selections as he heads to Thirsk on Wednesday for the best bet of the day. Sporting Life's Daily Nap, July 4 NAP: Prince Elzaam (2.20 Thirsk) Next Best: History Writer (4.20 Thirsk) Treble: Piedita (7.50 Kempton) 3 7 Prince Elzaam22 29-1OR: - 2/1 T: D O'MearaJ: D Tudhope Form: 4Last Run Live betting powered by 6 3 History Writer43 38-12OR: 85 6/5 T: D MenuisierJ: Fran Berry Form: 3-62Last Run Live betting powered by 9 7 Piedita307 48-11OR: 80BFD 5/1 T: Sir Mark PrescottJ: Ryan Tate Form: 87/3112-Last Run Live betting powered by PRINCE ELZAAM travelled kindly for much of the way on his recent racecourse debut at Thirsk and he looks a good bet returning to the same venue in Wednesday’s Racing Welfare Racing Staff Week Novice Auction Stakes. David O’Meara’s two-year-olds wouldn’t necessarily be fully tuned up for an initial look at a racecourse and he ran green late on, suggesting the experience would do him the power of good. He’s a half-brother to five winners, three of which won races as juveniles, and it looks a matter of time before he upholds the family tradition based on that first effort. Chief among his rivals is the filly Immokalee, who looks likely to appreciate the move up from five to six furlongs. She ran a belter first time up at Beverley but was 9/4 favourite so might not have masses of improvement to come. History Writer can make it fourth time lucky in the British EBF Confined Novice Stakes. He’s looked a nice, long-term prospect since making a pleasing debut when third at Sandown last September and his two runs this year suggest he’s on an upward curve. He was a little bit exuberant early on when stepped up to a mile at Nottingham last time but made up ground from a difficult position in the home straight and seems sure to win races over this trip, or even further. Rated 85 already, David Menuisier’s charge gets plenty of weight from the previous winners and older horses in this line-up and looks to have been well placed to open his account. Piedita is worth chancing on her return to action in the 32Red On The App Store Handicap at Kempton. Sir Mark Prescott’s team is really clicking into gear now and while the filly’s hat-trick bid came unstuck at Chelmsford when last seen at the end of August, she still looked to be on the up and she’s bred to keep improving with age. Daily Nap record: -12.97pts
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Post by dennisg on Jul 4, 2018 5:50:52 GMT
David Ord's horse-by-horse guide to Saturday's Coral-Eclipse at Sandown with the Investec Derby winner taken to strike again. CLIFFS OF MOHER: 7/4 favourite when fourth in this last season, he has yet to strike at the top level and had two attempts within three days at Royal Ascot. His runs in both the Prince Of Wales’ and Hardwicke were creditable but neither screamed Eclipse winner – in fact the latter performance hinted he may be suited by going further than a mile-and-a-half rather than dropping back to ten furlongs. () FOREST RANGER: Two from two this year, landing the Earl Of Sefton and Huxley Stakes at Chester. Deserves this crack at an elite prize but it will be a surprise if he’s able to repel the thrust of the Classic generation up the hill. () Forest Ranger beats War Decree at Chester Forest Ranger beats War Decree at Chester HAWKBILL: Pick of the older horses on official ratings but a stablemate of Masar and at his best on soft ground. A trip overseas seems more likely than a jaunt across the M25 but even if he lines up he’ll need to be at his very best – which he wasn’t behind Poet’s Word at Royal Ascot. () YUCATAN: Back to winning ways in first-time blinkers at the Curragh on Sunday when forceful tactics seemed to suit. This is a whole lot tougher though. () MASAR: Ran out impressive winner of the Investec Derby, comprehensively reversing QIPCO 2000 Guineas form with Saxon Warrior in the process. Shaped that day as though dropping back to ten furlongs will be no inconvenience. Very much the one to beat. () RAYMOND TUSK: Looks out of his depth here for all he’s made a promising start to his career – chasing home William Hill St Leger hope Loxley, a stablemate of Masar, at Newmarket on his second and latest start. () ROARING LION: Edged out by Saxon Warrior in Racing Post Trophy last season and no match for Masar in the Craven but firmly back on track since, including when third to the latter in the Investec Derby. He just flattened out close home there and the way he won the Dante at York suggests this is his optimum trip but hard to see why he’ll pass his Newmarket and Epsom conqueror this time around. () Roaring Lion won the Derby by a wide margin, but will he go for the Derby? Roaring Lion won the Derby by a wide margin, but can he take revenge on Masar? ROSTROPOVICH: Went down all guns blazing when second in the Irish Derby at the weekend but had the run of the race there and the balance of his form suggests he’s going to struggle to keep tabs on speedier rivals here. () SAXON WARRIOR: Expected to wait for the Juddmonte International but left in at the six-day stage despite finishing third in Irish Derby at the weekend. Seemed no excuses there and the brilliance of his QIPCO 2000 Guineas win has been missing since. Dangerous to write off but all of a sudden a colt, for whom the Triple Crown dream was the talk of the spring, now has questions to answer. () HAPPILY: Likely to run for Ballydoyle here and had the measure of Masar in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere as a two-year-old. Placed in the English and Irish 1000 Guineas and ran well to finish third in the Prix de Diane last time, short of room at a crucial stage. Interesting runner but the two colts will prove very tough nuts to rack. () Happily leads Masar and Olmedo (far side) Happily leads Masar and Olmedo (far side) CONCLUSION A race that represents the first significant clash of the generations but with doubts over the participation of Cliffs Of Moher and Hawkbill, it could be left to Forest Ranger to represent the older brigade. He’s dipping his toes in Group One waters for the first time and this looks to boil down to the MASAR v Roaring Lion clash. The former has come out on top in three previous 2018 meetings and there’s no reason to think he won’t make it 4-0 on Saturday. Tactically he’s versatile and shaped at Epsom as though dropping to ten furlongs will hardly inconvenience him. Roaring Lion was very impressive in the Dante but that wasn’t strongest renewal of that Group Two, third home Zabriskie finishing last in the Investec Derby on his only subsequent start and fourth Merlin Magic 18th of 21 in the Jersey. John Gosden’s charge was in a different league to those rivals and ten furlongs on fast ground is his perfect combination. However he hasn’t had the legs of Masar so far and with his rival likely to be quickening from in front of him again at Sandown, it’s hard to make a convincing case for why he’ll reel him in this time. Happily is best of the rest.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 4, 2018 5:53:10 GMT
Our columnist reflects on last weekend's key action at Newcastle and the Curragh and looks ahead to Sandown and Haydock on Saturday. The weekend focus in England fell on the Northumberland Plate at Newcastle, where favourite Withhold made all for a comfortable win. How impressed were you with this effort on his first start of the season? He was impressive and I’m a bit annoyed with myself that I let his price put me off backing him. It’s easy to try and find ‘value’ in a race when you consider the ante-post favourite looks short enough in the market, but sometimes they aren’t a false price and this chap fell into that category. He was that price because he had been well supported and deservedly so and with hindsight a 5/1 winner would have done very nicely. He hadn’t been seen on track since winning the Cesarewitch last autumn and although trainer Roger Charlton felt he had got him fit at home, this run is bound to bring him on mentally and physically. It seems connections are now working backwards from the Melbourne Cup (first Tuesday in November) and he will need to go up the weights again to get into another famous handicap, but I’d expect that won’t be a problem as he looks very smart and will be taking the step up into Group company in the near future. He’s currently for the Melbourne Cup. Witthold comes home to land the Northumberland Plate Witthold comes home to land the Northumberland Plate Latrobe won the Irish Derby for Joseph and Donnacha O’Brien – was this a sub-standard renewal in your view? I’m not sure it was sub-standard, but in some ways it was a bit of a messy race. I think the winner has plenty of class, but crucially he is also gutsy and he has improved for the step up to a mile-and-a-half. That's not something you could say about 2000 Guineas winner Saxon Warrior, the step up to 12 furlongs has been his undoing and it’s interesting he is still in this weekend’s Coral-Eclipse at Sandown over a mile and a quarter. That may be too quick a turnaround for Aidan O’Brien’s one-time Triple Crown hope, but if he comes out of the Curragh race well, he could be diverted to Sandown for a crack at the valuable prize. The Juddmonte International at York was mentioned after Saturday’s third placed effort, but it must be tempting to head to Esher this weekend first. Anyway, more on the Eclipse in a moment, back to Latrobe. It’s possible he could end up in Melbourne with Withhold in November and he’s now for the "race that stops a nation". It’s a contest his trainer Joseph O’Brien won last year of course and his owner Lloyd Williams landed it a remarkable six times, so he would be keen to head to Flemington with a live chance again. That will be determined by how much weight the handicapper gives this Classic winner. Latrobe comes out on top in a thrilling Irish Derby Latrobe - could he also be a Melbourne Cup contender? How do you reflect on Saxon Warrior’s season so far and do you consider him a serious candidate for the Juddmonte International at York next month? Back to Saxon Warrior then. He’s been disappointing twice, both over a mile-and-a-half and despite his pedigree suggesting that the trip should suit him, it clearly doesn’t at this stage of his career. He could turn up at Sandown on Saturday, although that doesn’t really seem Aidan O’Brien’s style with a horse of this calibre and the York race in August would seem the perfect contest for him. Mind you, I wouldn’t mind seeing him at Goodwood in the Sussex Stakes over a mile first; that race is three weeks before the Group One on the Knavesmire. He’s currently for the Sussex if he drops back to the trip that suited him so well at Newmarket and . If Enable is back and firing on all cylinders in the Juddmonte International then I wouldn’t be keen to take her on with Saxon Warrior, or anything else for that matter, despite the Classic crop getting a weight concession from their elders. Saxon Warrior slams his Newmarket rivals Saxon Warrior at his very best - over a mile in the QIPCO 2000 Guineas How do you weigh up Saturday’s Coral-Eclipse clash and could anything else muscle in to get the better of the star three-year-old colts Masar and Roaring Lion? Well the three-year-olds appear to hold the key to Sandown’s rich prize with the two aforementioned colts dominating the betting at respectively with Sky Bet. Another member of the Classic generation, Happily, is the shortest priced runner from the Aidan O’Brien camp at , followed by stablemate Saxon Warrior a shot. Cliffs Of Moher, Forest Ranger and previous Eclipse winner Hawksbill will all have to give weight to their more fancied rivals if they are to win. I’m inclined to take on Masar with Roaring Lion here as he looks tailor made for the trip and I’m hoping that sees him reverse the form with the Investec Derby winner. So, subsequent Epsom winner Masar had the fitness edge on John Gosden’s colt when he won the Craven in the spring and the mile of the Guineas was probably still too sharp for Roaring Lion. He subsequently won the Dante over Saturday’s trip and was stretched out over 12 furlongs at Epsom. This looks his optimum trip and I’m happy to take on the favourite with him here. Roaring Lion destroys his rivals in the Dante Roaring Lion destroys his rivals in the Dante What else takes your eye on the weekend racecards at this stage? I’m not losing faith in Escobar yet despite it looking like there were no excuses for David O’Meara’s horse in the ultra-competitive Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot. He finished 11th of the 30 runners, so not disgraced and I think there’s a valuable handicap to be won with this horse. He is entered in the Coral Challenge at Sandown (12.55pm) and is an for the mile handicap. Cosmopolitan Queen is another I’ll be keeping an eye on at Sandown (2.45pm), David Elsworth’s filly returns to the same course and distance that saw her win on her penultimate outing and if her efforts back over a mile at Newmarket last weekend haven’t left their mark, then she can go well back over the specialist trip that seem to suit her so well. At Haydock I’m looking forward to seeing John Gosden’s progressive filly Precious Ramotswe in the bet365 Lancashire Oaks. I fancied her on her reappearance when she won a Brighton handicap over 10 furlongs at the beginning of May and she then took the step up to 14 furlongs in her stride to win a Group Three at the end of that month. She has reportedly had niggling problems and as a result is lightly raced for a four-year-old, but hasn’t done much wrong and is on the upgrade. She’s for Saturday’s contest with Sky Bet and I won’t be deserting her just yet. There could be another valuable handicap heading back to Roger Charlton’s Beckhampton Stables if Atty Persse is fully tuned up for his seasonal reappearance in the bet365 Old Newton Cup at the Lancashire venue. He won the King George V Stakes at Royal Ascot last summer off a mark of 93, but he didn’t go on in two starts in Group company after that and has subsequently been gelded over the winter. He has won after a layoff in the past, but seems short enough at to win on his first run since August, but remember what I said at the beginning of the column about value...? Atty Persse: A first Royal Ascot winner for Frankel Atty Persse - tempted by 5/1 for the Old Newton Cup? Related links Free horse racing betting tips Latest racecards and video form Today's fast results Today's full results Non-runners Going updates Latest Naps Table ABC Guide Most Read Racing Action from Musselburgh1 Wednesday's racing preview 14h Find out who our team are backing ahead of today's racing2 Sporting Life: Daily Nap 16h Raid (maroon silks) finished on the heels of Expert Eye in the Greenham3 Antepost Angle: Make 40/1 Raid in Cup 14h Check out Alex Hammond's latest blog4 Alex Hammond: Up for the Cup? 16h Masar has the measure of Roaring Lion at Epsom5 Coral-Eclipse guide 2d Next Race Off 10:00 Mysore 1 (3) Momotaro J: Darshan R N SP 4 (5) John Cabot J: P S Chouhan SP 3 (1) Perfecto J: Arshad Alam SP 2 (6) Anteros J: S John SP 6 (4) Trombone J: S Manohar SP 5 (2) Kaguya Himei J: V R Jagadeesh SP Full RacecardRacecards Racing Tips Action from Musselburgh Wednesday's racing preview 14h Raid (maroon silks) finished on the heels of Expert Eye in the Greenham Antepost Angle: Make 40/1 Raid in Cup 14h Find out who our team are backing ahead of today's racing Sporting Life: Daily Nap 16h All Racing Tips
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 4, 2018 6:31:39 GMT
MUSSELBURGH
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.00 Scoundrel
2.30 Beryl The Petal
3.00 Breakwater Bay
3.30 Sureyoutoldme (nap)
4.00 Jacob Black
4.30 Falcon’s Fire
5.00 Landing Night
GIMCRACK
2.00 Super Florence
2.30 Light Heart
3.00 London Glory
3.30 Full Intention
4.00 Jacob Black (nap)
4.30 Falcon’s Fire (nb)
5.00 Eternalist
WORCESTER
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.10 Auenwirbel
2.40 Strongly Suggested
3.10 Getaway Honey
3.40 Malton Rose
4.10 Armaans Wish
4.40 Three Colours Red
5.10 Distant High
5.40 Dr Dunraven
GIMCRACK
2.10 A Montmartre
2.40 Exxaro
3.10 Rose Crown
3.40 The Sweeney
4.10 Baby Ted
4.40 Phoenix Rock
5.10 Double Miss
5.40 Dr Dunraven
KEMPTON
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
5.50 Madrinho
6.20 Nina Petrovna
6.50 Pilaster
7.20 Buzz
7.50 Petitioner
8.20 Kingston Kurrajong
8.50 Zain Star
9.20 Miracle Works
GIMCRACK
5.50 Fortune And Glory
6.20 Look Around
6.50 Heart Of Grace
7.20 Roar
7.50 Just In Time
8.20 Zarjaz
8.50 Pastime
9.20 Moon Song
BATH
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
6.10 Archimedes
6.40 Show Stealer
7.10 Queen Of Desire
7.40 Vale Of Kent
8.10 Altra Vita
8.40 Groveman
9.10 Delirium
GIMCRACK
6.10 Molly Jones
6.40 Little Boy Blue
7.10 Queen Of Desire
7.40 Kawasir
8.10 Altra Vita
8.40 Groveman
9.10 Nyala
THIRSK
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.20 Prince Elzaam
2.50 Bottleared
3.20 Canford Bay
3.50 Wentworth Falls (nb)
4.20 Borodin
4.50 Optimickstickhill
5.20 Hitman
GIMCRACK
2.20 Mecca’s Gift
2.50 Go Annie Go
3.20 Quayside
3.50 Aljady
4.20 Borodin
4.50 Searanger
5.20 Munthany
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 4, 2018 6:32:05 GMT
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 4, 2018 18:10:15 GMT
7.40 Bath
From the exalted surroundings of Royal Ascot to an evening meeting at Bath on a Wednesday night – that is the switch Vale Of Kent makes today.
He finished a respectable eighth of 30 in the Britannia Stakes last time out and brings in solid handicap form to this contest, where he takes on just one rival.
He also holds entries at Haydock on Friday and Chelmsford on Saturday, so he could be a busy boy.
The firm underfoot conditions at Bath have no doubt contributed to the lack of opponents but Kawasir should not be dismissed – his US breeding makes him potentially dangerous on the ground.
8/15 Vale Of Kent 7:40 Bath Toffee Tart 8.00 Bellewstown
Toffee Tart once ran in the Albany Stakes at Royal Ascot (well beaten) and was last seen being pulled up in a maiden hurdle at Fairyhouse when sent off at 100-1.
That was on November 2, 2014 and Toffee Tart has not been sighted since. However, as a nine-year-old she is returning to the Flat, 1,338 days since she last ran and 1,522 since her last appearance on the level.
It will be interesting to see whether the patience pays off when she lines up in the mile 0-65 handicap, although today is unlikely to be the day.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 4, 2018 18:11:27 GMT
Bath, 04 Jul 18 Race 1 - 6:10pm THE 188BET MOBILE BET 10 GET 20 HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (Bath Summer Sprint Series Qualifier) Permission was given for MOLLY JONES to go early to post.
Following the race William Cox reported that DREAMS OF GLORY, placed third, hung right-handed under pressure.
Race 2 - 6:40pm THE ANDERSONS "CONFINED" HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) (For horses that have not won in 2018) Robert Cowell was fined £140 as the record of vaccinations in the passport of ALWAYS AMAZING did not comply with the Rules of Racing. View Stewards report Musselburgh, 04 Jul 18 Race 1 - 2:00pm THE BEGBIES TRAYNOR - BIBBY FACTORS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for CORTON LASS to go to post early.
Race 3 - 3:00pm THE HAWTHORNE GIRLS SUPPORTING RACING STAFF WEEK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Following the race, David Thompson reported that LONDON GLORY, placed seventh, was unsuited by the Good to Firm ground on this occasion and would prefer a slower surface. Connor Beasley reported that DIRTY RANDY (IRE), placed eighth, stopped quickly. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities. The Veterinary Officer reported that BREAKWATER BAY (IRE), placed fourth, had lost its right hind shoe.
Race 4 - 3:30pm THE RAY HAWTHORNE MEMORIAL SUPPORTING RACING STAFF WEEK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Following the race, Jack Garritty reported that SUREYOUTOLDME (IRE), placed eighth, ran flat.
Race 5 - 4:00pm THE CATHERINE ROACHE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) The Veterinary Officer reported that CHINESE SPIRIT (IRE) trained by R Mike Smith, had been vaccinated for equine influenza within 7 days of the race and therefore could not run. After being interviewed, Smith was fined £290 and CHINESE SPIRIT (IRE) was withdrawn.
Following the race, Rachel Richardson, the rider of LUCKY VIOLET (IRE), placed fifth, reported that she briefly lost an iron when leaving the stalls. The Veterinary Officer reported that CYFLYMDER (IRE), placed sixth, lost its right front shoe.
Race 6 - 4:30pm THE TPF SCHEMES HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for NEW ABBEY ANGEL (IRE) to go to post early, and for HIGHWAY ROBBER to be mounted on the course and go to post early.
Connor Beasley the rider of NEW ABBEY ANGEL (IRE), placed second, was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted level from 2 furlongs out.
Following the race, David Nolan reported that TEWAFEEDJ, placed eighth, ran wide on the first bend and that the saddle slipped. Trevor Whelan reported that BALLYFARSOON (IRE), placed seventh, stopped quickly. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 7 - 5:00pm THE AIUA INSURANCE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Noel Wilson had obtained prior permission from the BHA to run KINLOCH PRIDE with no hind shoes.
SPOKEN WORDS and TRU LOVE had both run at Hamilton the previous evening. Having been examined by the Veterinary Officer on arrival at Musselburgh, both mares were deemed fit to race. View Stewards report Worcester, 04 Jul 18 Fixture Note An enquiry was held following a report from the Veterinary Officer that ROBERT’S STAR (IRE), trained by Mark Bradstock, had been allocated stable 7 which, upon arrival, was found to have old horse feed present and was not sufficiently clean. The Clerk of the Course, the Veterinary Officer, the Stable Cleaner, and Mark Bradstock’s representative were interviewed. Having heard their evidence, the Stewards ordered the gelding to be routine tested and a report to be sent to the Head Office of the British Horseracing Authority for further consideration. Race 1 - 2:10pm THE LOCAL PARKING SECURITY HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) The winner, FIELD EXHIBITION (IRE), appeared to show an improvement in form compared with its previous run at Ffos Las on 21 June 2018, where the mare finished fifth of seven, beaten 25½ lengths. Christian Williams’ representative explained that FIELD EXHIBITION (IRE) had jumped better on this occasion and appreciated the step up in trip from 2 miles to 2 miles 4 furlongs, whilst also benefitting from a drop in class. The mare was routine tested.
Race 2 - 2:40pm THE ARCTIC SPAS WORCESTER GRAND ANNUAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) An enquiry was held to consider why Charles Pogson was running CUSHEEN BRIDGE (IRE) here at Worcester on going described as Good (Good to Firm in Places), having declared the gelding a non-runner at Uttoxeter on 6 June 2018 on ground with the same official description. The trainer’s representative stated that, having ridden in a previous race at Uttoxeter, he felt the ground had been too patchy and that the going here today was more consistent with a good covering of grass.
Permission was given for SHADY GLEN (IRE) to be mounted on the course and to go early to post and KALIFOURCHON (FR) wore earplugs.
Following the race, David Bass reported that NET WORK ROUGE (FR), unplaced, was never travelling and the Veterinary Officer reported that BLAGAPAR (FR), placed seventh, finished lame on its right fore.
Race 4 - 3:40pm THE AMODIL GROUP STAINLESS STEEL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) The performance of MALTON ROSE (IRE), which finished last of four, was considered. The representative of Nicky Henderson could offer no explanation for the gelding’s performance and the Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of MALTON ROSE (IRE) failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that SOLATENTIF (FR), placed second, finished lame behind.
Race 5 - 4:10pm THE 7bets4free.com NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (ARC Summer Novices' Brush Hurdle Series Qualifier) Deborah Faulkner was fined £80 as the record of vaccinations on the passport of THOMAS CROWN (IRE) had been altered.
ILEWIN GEEZ wore earplugs which were removed at the start.
Race 6 - 4:40pm THE WORCESTER STANDS TALL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) (DIV I) Jumping the first hurdle, COURTINTHEMIDDLE (IRE), placed second, jumped right hampering PHOENIX ROCK (IRE), placed fourth, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved and that it had not improved the placing of COURTINTHEMIDDLE (IRE).
Following the race, Tom Bellamy reported that FRANZ KLAMMER, which was pulled up, stopped quickly and James Best reported that LIVE FOR TODAY (IRE), which was also pulled up, was never travelling and hung left.
Race 7 - 5:10pm THE WORCESTER STANDS TALL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) (DIV II) The winner, BOETHIUS, appeared to show an improvement in form compared with its previous run at Fontwell on 27 May 2018, where the gelding finished eighth of nine, beaten 34 lengths. Tim Vaughan could offer no explanation for BOETHIUS’s improved form.
Following the race, Bryony Frost reported that CHATELIER (FR), which was pulled up, stopped quickly and lost its action. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 8 - 5:40pm THE PETER O'SULLEVAN HOUSE IJF CONDITIONAL JOCKEYS' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Following the race, the representative of Kevin Bishop reported that LITTLE JIMMY BROWN (IRE), which was pulled up, had a breathing problem. View Stewards report Kempton Park, 04 Jul 18 Race 1 - 5:50pm THE JOCKEY CLUB SUPPORTING RACING STAFF WEEK APPRENTICE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Following the race Toby Eley reported that ASSASSINATE (IRE), placed eighth, was never travelling. The Veterinary Officer reported that FORTUNE AND GLORY (USA), placed third, lost its left hind shoe.
Race 2 - 6:20pm THE BRITISH STALLION STUDS EBF FILLIES' NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 5) (PLUS 10 RACE) Permission was given for SEPAHI to wear a hood in the parade ring.
Following the race David Egan reported that ISLAND REEL (IRE), unplaced, ran green.
Race 3 - 6:50pm THE 100% PROFIT BOOST AT 32Redsport.com "CONFINED" FILLIES' NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 3) (Not run more than three times) Permission was given for DEEP SEA (JPN) to go early to post and to wear a hood in the parade ring and for LILYPAD (IRE) to go early to post, mount in the chute and to wear a hood in the parade ring. View Stewards report Thirsk, 04 Jul 18 Race 1 - 2:20pm THE RACING WELFARE RACING STAFF WEEK NOVICE AUCTION STAKES (CLASS 5) Following the race, Paul Mulrennan reported that IRV (IRE), unplaced, was denied a clear run approaching the final furlong.
Race 4 - 3:50pm THE FOLLOW @racing_uk ON TWITTER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) Permission was given for ALJADY (FR) to go early to post.
Following the race, Daniel Tudhope reported that MUSCIKA, unplaced, jumped awkwardly from the stalls and raced keenly in the early stages.
Race 6 - 4:50pm THE 'BEER FESTIVAL' EVENING @thirskraces - TUESDAY 17TH JULY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for MELANIEMILLIE to go early to post.
Theodore Ladd, the rider of OPTIMICKSTICKHILL, placed eighth, had appeared to stop riding several strides before the winning post. After being interviewed and shown recordings of the incident, Ladd was suspended for 2 days for failing to take all reasonable and permissible measures to obtain the best possible placing on a horse that would have finished seventh. Ladd was offered accompaniment in the enquiry, but declined.
Race 7 - 5:20pm THE WATCH RACING UK ON BT TV HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Permission was given for ALFIE’S ANGEL (IRE) and TADAANY (IRE) to go early to post.
Approximately 1 ½ furlongs out, JESSINAMILLION, placed fourth, lugged quickly right before being corrected, taking the winner HITMAN, off its intended line but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, Paul Hanagan reported that BOBBY JOE LEG, unplaced, jumped awkwardly from the stalls.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 4, 2018 19:21:12 GMT
Newmarket: David Milnes
Haveoneyerself (2.20 Yarmouth, nap)
Broke the five-furlong track record here last Friday when overcoming a wide draw. John Butler's speedster is even better drawn this time around and is fancied to make all up the stands' rail.
11/4 Haveoneyerself 2:20 Yarmouth Others to follow Haydock: 2.00 Elation, 3.00 Tripe One, 3.30 Hot Team, 4.00 Exprompt. Yarmouth: 2,50 Reddiac, 3.20 Slipstream, 3.50 King Of Dreams, 4.20 Wild Acclaim, 4.50 Howman, 5.20 Bartholomew J. Newbury: 6.45 Bullington Boy, 7.15 Sleeping Lion, 7.50 Restless Rose, 8.25 Scoones, 8.55 Courtside. Epsom: 6.20 Al Mortajaz, 7.00 Polybius, 8.10 Derek Duval, 8.40 Carnival King.
Lambourn: James Burn
Dreamboat Annie (5.40 Newbury, nap)
Not much has gone right for this three-year-old this season, but she has had a wind operation since her last start, the ground should suit and must have a chance from a rating of 62.
10/1 Dreamboat Annie 5:40 Newbury Others to follow Epsom: 6.00 Camakasi, 6.30 Arden Warrior, 7.00 Baron Bolt, 8.40 Rock Icon. Haydock: 2.00 Space Talk, 3.00 Luchador, 3.30 Critical Data. Newbury: 6.15 Swift And Sure, 6.45 Almurr, 8.25 The Jean Genie, 8.55 Autumn Leaves. Yarmouth: 2.50 Alsimsaam.
North: Colin Russell
Mitcd (3.40 Perth, nap)
In fine form at present and followed up her win on the Flat at Hamilton with a decisive success at Market Rasen last time. Has a stiffer task at the weights but fancied to follow up.
15/8 Mitcd 3:40 Perth Others to follow Epsom: 6.00 Tapis Libre, 7.00 Watchable, 7.35 Highland Acclaim. Haydock: 2.00 Miss Sheridan, 2.30 Hesslewood, 3.00 Five Helmets, 3.30 Pablo Escobarr, 4.00 Red Force One, 4.30 Eeh Bah Gum, 5.00 Dapper Man. Newbury: 7.15 Celestial Force, 7.50 Dizzy G, 8.25 Punkawallah. Perth: 2.10 Outback Blue, 2.40 Petite Ganache, 3.10 Nefyn Bay, 4.10 Return Flight, 4.40 Loud And Clear, 5.10 Ask Paddington. Yarmouth: 2.50 Dark Vision, 3.20 Kelpie Spirit, 3.50 Austin Powers, 4.20 Deben.
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Monaadhil (8.10 Epsom, nap)
Runner-up on seasonal reappearance when shaping as if this step up in trip would not go amiss and can go one better.
Evs Monaadhil 8:10 Epsom Racing Post Ratings: Paul Curtis
Lord Clenaghcastle (8.40 Epsom)
Well treated on his course and distance form of last year, his latest effort was a step back in the right direction and this represents a drop in grade.
2/1 Lord Clenaghcastle 8:40 Epsom Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Dizzy G (7.50 Newbury)
Produced a much improved performance to win emphatically at Windsor ten days ago and from the bottom of the handicap can confirm that effort was not a flash in the pan.
7/2 Dizzy G 7:50 Newbury Longshot: Olly Eden
Chai Chai (8:55 Newbury)
Ran creditably in both handicaps starts this summer and the gelding now has his sights lowered in this ease in grade. The stable are flying and a good run can be expected if handling the quick surface.
7/1 Chai Chai 8:55 Newbury Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
Turasoir (7.05 Bellewstown)
Was caught wide at Leopardstown when finishing a good third last time and, racing from stall three, she should get a much clearer passage in this and looks to have an obvious chance of going in off just 47.
7/2 Turasoir 7:05 Bellewstown The Raceform Interactive nugget
Hugo Palmer has a 58 per cent strike-rate with his non-handicap two-year-olds at Haydock since the start of 2015 (7 winners from 12 runners; +£10.28 to £1 stakes.) That improves to 6-6 with horses sent off at 5-2 or shorter. Hot Team runs in the 7f novice at 3.30.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 4, 2018 19:21:47 GMT
Owen Burrows has an impressive 28 per cent strike-rate at Yarmouth and runs Alsimsaam (2.50). This son of Dark Angel ran a promising second on his debut and can go one better.
When Ed Walker and Liam Keniry team up at Newbury they have a 43 per cent strike-rate. They combine with Madame Bounty (7.50), who is a course winner and is dropping to a winnable mark following some below-par performances.
David Egan operates at a 33 per cent strike-rate at Haydock and goes there for three rides, the pick of whom is the Mick Channon-trained Solesmes (3.00). The step up to six furlongs should suit and David Egan rode her to victory last time out.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 5, 2018 6:38:02 GMT
Thursday: going, weather & non-runners Bellewstown GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Good in places) WEATHER: Cloudy Epsom GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Good in places; GoingStick 7.4) (Watering) (Rail movements: R1, 5 & 6 +9y, R2 & 4 +6y, R3 +3y) WEATHER: Scattered showers STALLS: 6f - Outside; 1m4f - Centre; Remainder - Inside NON RUNNERS: 8:40 Carnival King (4) Haydock GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.1) (Watering) (Rail movements; R1, 4 & 5 +9y) WEATHER: Mostly sunny STALLS: (Inner Home Straight) Sprint course - Centre; 7f & 1m - Inside NON RUNNERS: 3:30 Kuwait Currency (4) 4:00 Groupie (4) Newbury GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Watering) (GoingStick 7.3) (Rail movements; R4 & 6 +3y) WEATHER: Showers STALLS: Centre Perth GOING: GOOD (GoingStick 7.9) (Watering) (Rail movements; R1, 4, 6 & 7 +86y, R2 +132y, R3 +90y, R5 +116y) WEATHER: Partly cloudy Tipperary GOING: Flat course - GOOD TO FIRM; Hurdle course - GOOD (Watering) WEATHER: Scattered showers Yarmouth GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Firm in places) (GoingStick 8.2) (Watering) WEATHER: Mostly sunny STALLS: Straight course - Centre; 1m1f & 1m3f - Inside NON RUNNERS: 4:20 Little Aub (13)
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 5, 2018 6:39:01 GMT
NEWBURY
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
5.40 Iconic Knight
6.15 Ascended
6.45 Almurr
7.15 Celestial Force
7.50 Dizzy G
8.25 Scoones
8.55 Chai Chai (nap)
GIMCRACK
5.40 Captain Ryan
6.15 Posted
6.45 Ritchie Valens
7.15 Sleeping Lion (nap)
7.50 Temeraire
8.25 Sharp Reply
8.55 Letsbe Avenue
PERTH
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.10 Judge Earle
2.40 Angel’s Envy
3.10 Border Breaker
3.40 Hey Listen
4.10 Jovial Joey
4.40 Politeness
5.10 Ask Paddington
GIMCRACK
2.10 Outback Blue
2.40 Call Me
3.10 Border Breaker
3.40 Hey Listen
4.10 Tickenwolf
4.40 The Detainee
5.10 Leather Belly
HAYDOCK
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.00 Our Greta
2.30 Jonah Jones
3.00 Finoah
3.30 Pablo Escobarr
4.00 Golden Guest
4.30 Marnie James
5.00 Dapper Man (nb)
GIMCRACK
2.00 Space Talk
2.30 Hesslewood
3.00 Triple One
3.30 Hot Team
4.00 Sosian
4.30 Eeh Bah Gum (nb)
5.00 Foxtrot Knight
YARMOUTH
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
2.20 Haveoneyerself
2.50 Reddiac
3.20 Racehorse
3.50 King of Dreams
4.20 Deben
4.50 Howman
5.20 Sean O’Casey
GIMCRACK
2.20 Atlanta Belle
2.50 Dark Vision
3.20 Percy Toplis
3.50 Catoca
4.20 Rocus
4.50 Howman
5.20 Iconic Belle
EPSOM DOWNS
ROBIN GOODFELLOW
6.00 Tapis Libre
6.30 Arden Warrior
7.00 Boom The Groom
7.35 Highland Acclaim
8.10 Monaadhil
8.40 Lord Clenaghcastle
GIMCRACK
6.00 Long John Silver
6.30 Keston Warrior
7.00 Baron Bolt
7.35 Luis Vaz De Torres
8.10 Monaadhil
8.40 Rock Icon
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 5, 2018 6:39:36 GMT
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