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Brighton, 17 October 2013

3.10, fourth race

The record of vaccinations in the passport of ARMOURER (IRE), trained by William Muir, did not comply with the Rules of Racing. The Stewards found the trainer in breach of Rule (E)18 and fined him £140.

4.10, sixth race

The Stewards held an enquiry into possible interference just inside the two furlong marker. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that the winner, SWORD OF THE LORD, ridden by William Twiston-Davies, had interfered with MICK DUNDEE (IRE), unplaced, ridden by Adam Kirby. The Stewards found Twiston-Davies in breach of Rule (B)54.1 and guilty of careless riding in that he had manoeuvred right causing considerable interference to MICK DUNDEE (IRE). They suspended him for 7 days as follows: Thursday 31 October and Friday 1, Saturday 2, Monday 4, Tuesday 5, Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 November 2013.

4.40, seventh race

The Stewards held an enquiry into the use of the whip by Cathy Gannon, the rider of the winner, FICELLE (IRE), from one and a half furlongs out. Having heard her evidence and viewed recordings of the race, they found her in breach of Schedule (B)6 Part 2 in that she had used her whip above the permitted level. The Stewards suspended Gannon for 2 days as follows: Thursday 31 October and Friday 1 November 2013.

17/10/2013

Uttoxeter, 17 October 2013

2.30, second race

The Stewards noted that there was interference between WEST END (IRE), placed fifth, and CHALK IT DOWN (IRE), placed fourth, approaching the line but after viewing a recording of the race they were satisfied that it neither involved a riding offence nor improved CHALK IT DOWN (IRE)’s placing.

3.30, fourth race

The record of vaccinations in the passport of ASHES HOUSE (IRE), trained by Rebecca Curtis, did not comply with the Rules of Racing. The Stewards found the trainer in breach of Rule (E)18 and fined her £140.

4.00, fifth race

The Stewards held an enquiry into possible interference approaching the final flight of hurdles. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that WOM, placed third, ridden by Trevor Whelan, had interfered with KAYFTON PETE, placed second, ridden by Adam Pogson. The Stewards found Whelan in breach of Rule (B)54.1 and guilty of careless riding in that allowed his horse to drift right, thereby causing interference. They cautioned him as to his future conduct in races.


The Stewards held an enquiry to consider the apparent improvement in form of the winner, IVEBEENTHINKING, ridden by Felix de Giles and trained by Tom Symonds, which had never previously been placed. They interviewed the trainer who stated that the mare worked well at home, but was a temperamental type and he was unable to explain the apparent improvement. Having heard his evidence they forwarded his explanation to the British Horseracing Authority so that the previous performances of IVEBEENTHINKING could be reviewed. The Stewards ordered IVEBEENTHINKING to be routine tested.

4.30, sixth race

The Stewards held an enquiry under Rule (B)11.6 into possible interference on the run to the line. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that there was interference between the winner, PINKNEYS PRINCE, ridden by Daryl Jacob and FOUNDATION MAN (IRE), placed second, ridden by A P McCoy. They found the interference was accidental and had not improved PINKNEYS PRINCE’s placing. They ordered the placings to remain unaltered.

17/10/2013

Kempton Park, 17 October 2013

6.20, third race

The Stewards held an enquiry into possible interference rounding the bend turning into the home straight. Having heard their evidence and viewed recordings of the race they found that BONJOUR STEVE, placed third, ridden by Liam Jones, had interfered with COPPER CAVALIER, unplaced, ridden by Jamie Spencer. They found the interference was accidental.

7.50, sixth race

The Starter reported that AUTUN (USA), trained by Lady Cecil, was unruly in the stalls and was withdrawn. The trainer’s attention was drawn to the restriction incurred under Rule (B)44 and informed that the colt could not run until the day after passing a stalls test.

8.20, seventh race

The Stewards noted that HANGA ROA (IRE), unplaced had interfered with NOOR AL HAYA (IRE), unplaced, who in turn interfered with ZHUBA (IRE), unplaced, two furlongs out, but after viewing a recording of the race they were satisfied that it did not involve a riding offence.

17/10/2013

[Kimmy]

Uttoxeter, 17 October 2013

2.30, second race

A P McCoy, the rider of CHALK IT DOWN (IRE), placed fourth, reported that the gelding hung right.

3.30, fourth race

The Stewards considered the running of HALO MOON, ridden by Jason Maguire and trained by Donald McCain, which started favourite and finished unplaced. They noted the trainer’s representative could offer no explanation for the gelding’s performance. They ordered HALO MOON to be routine tested.

Alain Cawley, the rider of SHIPTON, which was pulled up, reported that the gelding hung right.

17/10/2013

Brighton, 17 October 2013

2.40, third race

Neil Callan, the rider of ORBISON (IRE), unplaced, reported that the
gelding stopped quickly.

4.40, seventh race

Kirsty Milczarek, the rider of MICROLIGHT, unplaced, reported that the
gelding anticipated the start and missed the break.

5.10, eighth race

Declan Bates, the rider of LAGER TIME (IRE), unplaced, reported that his shoulder became dislocated approaching the furlong marker and he was unable to ride an effective finish.

17/10/2013

Wincanton, 17 October 2013

2.20, first race

Simon Hodgson, the trainer of NESTON GRACE, unplaced, reported that the mare bled from the nose.

3.50, fourth race

The Veterinary Officer reported that VELATOR, unplaced, trained by Anthony Honeyball, was lame behind.

4.50, sixth race

Charlie Wallis, the rider of WITH HINDSIGHT (IRE), unplaced, reported that the gelding ran too freely.

17/10/2013

Kempton Park, 17 October 2013

5.20, first race

Jamie Spencer, the rider of GABRIAL THE BOSS (USA), placed fourth, reported that the gelding was never travelling.

5.50, second race

Tom McLaughlin, the rider of XANTHOS, unplaced, reported that the gelding ran too free.

6.20, third race

Liam Jones, the rider of BONJOUR STEVE, placed third, reported that the gelding hung right.

Andrea Atzeni, the rider of AMADIVA (IRE), unplaced, reported that the filly ran green.

7.20, fifth race

The Veterinary Officer reported that RED LADY (IRE), unplaced, trained by Brian Meehan, finished lame.

8.20, seventh race

The representative of Marcus Tregoning, the trainer of SWEEPING ROCK (IRE), unplaced, reported that the gelding had a breathing problem.

17/10/2013

[Kimmy]

Tips Tables Naps table

NAPS TABLE
PRESS CHALLENGE

TODAY'S NAPS TIME CRS TIPSTER LEVEL STAKES

Powerful Pierre 5:25 Wolv Morning Star Farringdon +35.45
Forced Family Fun 5:40 Hayd Sunday Mirror Gary Nutting +33.60
Powerful Pierre 5:25 Wolv Newcastle Journal Doug Moscrop +32.35
Perfect Heart 5:40 Hayd Racing Post Newmarket +24.68
Cloud Brook 2:10 Chel Sunday Express Chris Goulding +21.43
Personal Opinion 2:20 Hayd Daily Star Sunday Moorestyle +21.24
Red Stargazer 3:30 Hayd Daily Telegraph Marlborough +13.02
Urban Dreamer 2:55 Hayd Glasgow Evening Times Jeffrey Ross +12.90
Tweedledrum 3:15 Chel The Guardian +11.60
Gworn 5:10 Hayd Racing Post The Edge +11.21
Sporting Gold 3:05 Rdcr Sunday Mail Rockavon +5.37
Germany Calling 4:25 Chel Western Daily Press Bob Watts +5.05
Sea Shanty 5:10 Hayd The Scotsman Glendale +4.58
Castletown Bridge 5:30 Chel Racing and Football Outlook +3.88
Latenightrequest 4:40 Hayd Blackpool Gazette Steve Simpson +2.55
Miguela McGuire 8:00 Wolv Racing Post The North -2.33
Ultimate Act 2:20 Hayd Western Morning News West Tip -2.40
Personal Opinion 2:20 Hayd Daily Mirror Newsboy -3.43
Fine Art Fair 6:25 Wolv The Star Patrick Weaver -7.59
Red Cobra 3:40 Rdcr Carlisle News & Star Phil Rostron -8.19
Osteopathic Remedy 5:10 Hayd Racing Post Postdata -9.00
Taquin Du Seuil 2:40 Chel Yorkshire Post The Duke -9.06
Taquin Du Seuil 2:40 Chel Oldham Evening Chronicle Keith McHugh -9.99
Arabian Flight 9:00 Wolv Yorkshire Evening Post Lee Sobot -11.02
Tyrsal 8:00 Wolv Coventry Telegraph Derek Brown -14.70
Fanoos 3:40 Rdcr The Press, York Ebor -14.94
Baarez 4:05 Hayd Western Mail Alan Keyte -15.13
Viking Blond 3:15 Chel The Sun Templegate -17.45
Gold Hunter 5:10 Hayd Weekender -18.28
Red Star Lady 5:25 Wolv Liverpool Echo Chris Wright -28.55
That´s Plenty 7:00 Wolv Daily Mail Robin Goodfellow -30.37
Arabian Flight 9:00 Wolv The Mail On Sunday John Martin -30.42
Arbaab 1:30 Rdcr The Express Computerman -31.32
Lancetto 5:30 Chel Sussex Express Downsman -31.50
Up For An Oscar 3:15 Chel The Irish Field Karl Hedley -32.42
Gilmer 6:25 Wolv Racing Post Spotlight -33.71
Nateeja 5:40 Hayd Racing Post Lambourn -33.89
Pantxoa 3:50 Chel Daily Record Garry Owen -38.81
Baarez 4:05 Hayd Racing Post RP Ratings -39.51
Pure Science 2:10 Chel Sheffield Star Fortunatus -50.58
Pure Science 2:10 Chel Sunday Telegraph Whistler -51.51
Pantxoa 3:50 Chel Daily Post Mercury -52.81
My Claire 7:30 Wolv Belfast Newsletter Wise Owl -55.19
Perfect Summer 3:05 Rdcr The Times Rob Wright -63.74

[Kimmy]

MOST TIPPED
Kommander Kirkup 2:30 Redcar
MOST TIPPED OUTSIDER
Total Reality 8:15 Dundalk (AW)
MOST NAPPED OUTSIDER
Red Star Lady 5:25 Wolverhampton (AW)

[Kimmy]

Seamie Heffernan, rider CARDINAL PALACE
" “He's an improving horse. He ran very well to win here last time out and is ready to step up now. He's a horse with a lot of potential and a bright future.” "
Cardinal Palace 8:45 Dundalk (AW)

[Kimmy]

2yo Non-Handicaps at Redcar have been profitable for favourites (£26.68) over the last five seasons

[Kimmy]

Statistics for today’s meeting at Cheltenham
Top Track Trainers

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 P Nicholls 71 449 15.8% -4.13%
2 N Henderson 61 389 15.7% -3.62%
3 P Hobbs 35 288 12.2% +28.50%
4 N Twiston-Davies 33 363 9.1% -11.50%
5 A King 17 264 6.4% -7.00%
6 Jonjo O'Neill 15 174 8.6% -7.00%
7 Miss V Williams 14 166 8.4% -2.00%
8 C Tizzard 11 110 10.0% +32.00%
9 G Elliott 10 84 11.9% +11.88%
10 M Keighley 7 66 10.6% -3.00%
11 D McCain 7 111 6.3% -6.00%
12 I Williams 6 54 11.1% -1.00%
13 Miss R Curtis 6 66 9.1% +6.00%
14 H de Bromhead 5 31 16.1% -1.00%
15 F O'Brien 5 34 14.7% +13.00%
16 Miss E Lavelle 5 65 7.7% -1.00%
17 E Williams 5 90 5.6% -3.00%
18 Miss L Russell 4 39 10.3% +5.50%
19 P Bowen 4 45 8.9% -3.00%
20 Jennie Candlish 3 24 12.5% +13.00%
21 R Dickin 2 18 11.1% -1.00%
22 J Scott 2 25 8.0% -2.00%
23 D T Hughes 2 38 5.3% -1.00%
24 H Daly 2 48 4.2% -3.00%
25 N Hawke 1 3 33.3% +8.00%
26 P Henderson 1 13 7.7% -3.00%
27 Mrs S Leech 1 16 6.2% -5.00%
28 Dr R Newland 1 35 2.9% -23.00%
29 C Longsdon 1 64 1.6% -6.00%
Top Track Jockeys

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 B J Geraghty 51 240 21.2% -4.62%
2 R Johnson 30 245 12.2% +28.00%
3 A P McCoy 30 263 11.4% -5.00%
4 P Brennan 20 250 8.0% -11.00%
5 S Twiston-Davies 15 152 9.9% -5.50%
6 N Fehily 11 119 9.2% -1.25%
7 A Coleman 11 156 7.1% -5.00%
8 J Tizzard 9 87 10.3% +34.00%
9 R Thornton 9 173 5.2% -2.00%
10 A Lynch 6 53 11.3% -1.00%
11 T J O'Brien 6 75 8.0% -5.00%
12 W Hutchinson 6 85 7.1% -4.00%
13 J Maguire 6 106 5.7% -5.00%
14 D Jacob 5 110 4.5% -8.00%
15 B J Cooper 4 28 14.3% -3.00%
16 N Scholfield 4 79 5.1% -6.00%
17 Mr S Waley-Cohen 3 26 11.5% -1.00%
18 I Popham 3 37 8.1% -20.00%
19 Miss G Andrews 2 7 28.6% -0.90%
20 Mr D O'Connor 2 15 13.3% +25.00%
21 L Treadwell 2 27 7.4% -1.00%
22 P Moloney 2 69 2.9% -4.00%
23 K Edgar 1 4 25.0% -1.00%
24 Nick Slatter 1 7 14.3% -3.00%
25 Mr J T Carroll 1 9 11.1% -4.00%
26 M G Nolan 1 10 10.0% -1.00%
27 P Buchanan 1 12 8.3% +7.50%
28 J Banks 1 13 7.7% -3.00%
29 J McGrath 1 16 6.2% -1.00%
30 B J Powell 1 22 4.5% -2.00%
Top Track Trainers Season

28/04/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 P Nicholls 1 1 100.0% +5.50%
Top Track Jockeys Season

28/04/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 Nick Slatter 1 2 50.0% +6.00%
Hot Jockeys

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 N Fehily 15 35 42.9% +1.86%
2 A Coleman 8 24 33.3% +2.50%
3 J Maguire 7 36 19.4% +0.25%
4 A P McCoy 7 41 17.1% -0.25%
5 B J Cooper 6 29 20.7% -15.00%
6 S Twiston-Davies 6 32 18.8% -0.50%
7 R Johnson 6 37 16.2% -4.00%
8 G Sheehan 3 9 33.3% +4.25%
9 P Buchanan 3 22 13.6% -2.00%
10 B J Geraghty 3 23 13.0% -8.00%
11 Rachael Green 2 4 50.0% +4.00%
12 R Thornton 2 9 22.2% -1.00%
13 A Wedge 2 10 20.0% -1.00%
14 B J Powell 2 11 18.2% -1.00%
15 Mr D O'Connor 2 12 16.7% -3.50%
16 P Moloney 2 17 11.8% +2.00%
17 T J O'Brien 2 18 11.1% -10.67%
18 E Cookson 1 2 50.0% +5.00%
19 Nick Slatter 1 4 25.0% -1.00%
20 W Hutchinson 1 7 14.3% -1.00%
21 D Jacob 1 16 6.2% -3.00%
22 N Scholfield 1 20 5.0% -3.00%
23 P Brennan 1 22 4.5% -3.00%
24 A Lynch 1 29 3.4% -18.00%
Cold Jockeys

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 J Cornwall 39
2 C Poste 31
3 H Challoner 30
4 J McGrath 22
5 D Hiskett 21
Hot Trainers

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 C Longsdon 16 30 53.3% +0.36%
2 Miss E Lavelle 6 10 60.0% +9.75%
3 I Williams 5 23 21.7% -2.00%
4 G Elliott 5 29 17.2% -0.50%
5 Michael Winters 4 7 57.1% +6.00%
6 A Honeyball 4 9 44.4% +7.50%
7 K Bailey 4 12 33.3% +16.00%
8 P Bowen 4 20 20.0% -2.00%
9 P Hobbs 4 22 18.2% -2.00%
10 D McCain 4 25 16.0% -1.00%
11 Jonjo O'Neill 4 29 13.8% +1.75%
12 Miss L Russell 4 33 12.1% -5.00%
13 A King 3 12 25.0% +1.00%
14 T Vaughan 3 22 13.6% +15.75%
15 T Symonds 2 8 25.0% +11.00%
16 D T Hughes 2 14 14.3% -7.50%
17 H de Bromhead 2 16 12.5% -2.00%
18 N Twiston-Davies 2 20 10.0% -1.00%
19 G Baker 2 22 9.1% -1.00%
20 J Scott 1 3 33.3% -1.00%
21 H Evans 1 4 25.0% -1.00%
22 Dr R Newland 1 6 16.7% -3.90%
23 Mrs L Hill 1 7 14.3% -1.00%
24 P Nicholls 1 10 10.0% -1.00%
25 Miss R Curtis 1 15 6.7% -3.00%
26 B Powell 1 18 5.6% -1.00%
Cold Trainers

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 R Dickin 77
2 R Phillips 47
3 A Middleton 35
4 F O'Brien 22
5 C Tizzard 16
Tackle Runners

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Runner Race Tackle
Man Of Leisure 2.10 Tongue Strap
Rum And Butter 2.10 Cheek Piece
Saint Roque 2.10 Tongue Strap
Third Intention 2.40 Tongue Strap
Act Of Kalanisi 3.15 Blinkers
Benbane Head 3.15 Tongue Strap
Mission Complete 3.15 Cheek Piece
Pure Faith 3.15 Tongue Strap
Qulinton 3.15 Blinkers
Rare Bob 3.15 Cheek Piece
Tweedledrum 3.15 Cheek Piece
Up For An Oscar 3.15 Tongue Strap
Viking Blond 3.15 Visor
According To Trev 3.50 Tongue Strap
Oscargo 3.50 Tongue Strap
Raajih 3.50 Blinkers
Twirling Magnet 3.50 Tongue Strap
Germany Calling 4.25 Tongue Strap
Mystifiable 4.25 Tongue Strap
Dammam 5.00 Cheek Piece
Font 5.00 Tongue Strap
Handy Andy 5.00 Tongue Strap
Our Island 5.00 Visor
Robin Will 5.00 Hood
The Big Freeze 5.00 Visor
Anay Turge 5.30 Tongue Strap
Belle De Fontenay 5.30 Cheek Piece
Canadian Diamond 5.30 Cheek Piece
Castletown Bridge 5.30 Tongue Strap
For Two 5.30 Tongue Strap
Beaten Favourite Runners

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Runner Race
Pure Science 2.10
Rum And Butter 2.10
Mission Complete 3.15
Sizing Symphony 3.50
The Big Freeze 5.00
Watch House 5.00
Leviathan 5.30
Top Earners

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Position Runner Race Prize Money
1 Rebel Fitz 2.40 £297,251
2 Rare Bob 3.15 £223,465
3 Possol 3.15 £153,930
4 Restless Harry 3.15 £125,258
5 Cross Kennon 3.15 £99,102
6 Third Intention 2.40 £92,410
7 Act Of Kalanisi 3.15 £81,860
8 Pure Faith 3.15 £80,394
9 Qulinton 3.15 £73,160
10 Font 5.00 £72,592

[Kimmy]

Statistics for today’s meeting at Haydock
Top Track Trainers

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 T Dascombe 34 168 20.2% +38.28%
2 R Fahey 31 299 10.4% +10.00%
3 M Johnston 27 265 10.2% -82.10%
4 J Gosden 19 76 25.0% +9.95%
5 R Hannon 19 140 13.6% -67.34%
6 R Varian 18 61 29.5% +31.53%
7 D Nicholls 15 147 10.2% +7.73%
8 S Bin Suroor 13 77 16.9% -19.37%
9 M Channon 13 123 10.6% -37.06%
10 T Easterby 13 194 6.7% +13.00%
11 T D Barron 12 79 15.2% +8.25%
12 B Meehan 12 83 14.5% +47.25%
13 Sir M Prescott 10 36 27.8% +10.66%
14 Sir M Stoute 10 58 17.2% -21.67%
15 Mrs R Carr 10 91 11.0% -17.50%
16 E Alston 10 123 8.1% -67.60%
17 C Hills 7 43 16.3% -14.52%
18 M Bell 7 60 11.7% -25.79%
19 M Dods 7 72 9.7% -1.00%
20 E Dunlop 5 46 10.9% -21.58%
21 A Jarvis 5 52 9.6% -20.50%
22 C Cox 5 69 7.2% -24.00%
23 B Smart 5 70 7.1% -39.34%
24 D Elsworth 4 20 20.0% +17.50%
25 H Morrison 4 40 10.0% -19.00%
26 M Botti 4 48 8.3% -16.50%
27 D Carroll 4 49 8.2% -1.00%
28 A Hollinshead 3 23 13.0% -1.67%
29 W Muir 3 25 12.0% -13.93%
30 B Millman 3 32 9.4% -5.50%
Top Track Jockeys

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Kingscote 31 149 20.8% +47.12%
2 P Hanagan 28 201 13.9% -52.11%
3 N Callan 19 133 14.3% -13.24%
4 G Gibbons 17 153 11.1% -30.45%
5 S De Sousa 16 140 11.4% -45.85%
6 W Buick 15 90 16.7% +0.25%
7 J Fanning 15 148 10.1% -34.30%
8 R L Moore 14 92 15.2% -45.10%
9 A Atzeni 10 58 17.2% +7.74%
10 R Hughes 8 60 13.3% -22.45%
11 M Harley 7 58 12.1% -10.36%
12 L Morris 7 81 8.6% -31.59%
13 Natasha Eaton 5 17 29.4% +21.75%
14 D Swift 5 40 12.5% -2.38%
15 R Kennemore 5 42 11.9% -8.75%
16 James Doyle 5 44 11.4% -10.50%
17 J Crowley 5 63 7.9% -3.50%
18 M Barzalona 4 21 19.0% +2.33%
19 P Mathers 4 34 11.8% +44.50%
20 P Cosgrave 4 41 9.8% -7.25%
21 M Dwyer 4 46 8.7% -25.43%
22 J Hart 3 26 11.5% -2.25%
23 M Lane 3 53 5.7% -22.50%
24 T Hamilton 3 86 3.5% -66.50%
25 R Tart 2 7 28.6% +14.50%
26 J Fortune 2 23 8.7% -7.00%
27 J Quinn 1 29 3.4% -25.00%
28 L Keniry 1 31 3.2% -28.12%
29 D Fentiman 1 65 1.5% -57.50%
Top Track Trainers Season

01/01/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 S Bin Suroor 7 27 25.9% +0.61%
2 T Dascombe 7 53 13.2% -17.88%
3 R Varian 6 21 28.6% +3.12%
4 M Johnston 6 59 10.2% -4.09%
5 R Hannon 5 34 14.7% -12.87%
6 J Gosden 4 13 30.8% -4.21%
7 C Hills 4 23 17.4% -2.65%
8 E Dunlop 3 13 23.1% +3.17%
9 M Mullineaux 3 14 21.4% +31.00%
10 E Alston 3 18 16.7% +3.25%
11 A Hollinshead 3 23 13.0% -1.67%
12 T Easterby 3 26 11.5% -2.00%
13 Mrs R Carr 3 29 10.3% -12.25%
14 R Fahey 3 55 5.5% -24.75%
15 J Tate 2 4 50.0% +0.08%
16 Sir M Prescott 2 6 33.3% +1.50%
17 C Appleby 2 12 16.7% +2.50%
18 D Nicholls 2 15 13.3% +29.00%
19 P Kirby 1 3 33.3% -1.00%
20 Ed Walker 1 6 16.7% +9.00%
21 B Millman 1 7 14.3% -2.50%
22 T D Barron 1 9 11.1% -6.00%
23 M Dods 1 13 7.7% -11.09%
24 M Botti 1 19 5.3% -12.50%
25 A Jarvis 1 22 4.5% -17.50%
Top Track Jockeys Season

01/01/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Kingscote 9 63 14.3% -21.88%
2 P Hanagan 6 23 26.1% +1.64%
3 A Atzeni 6 25 24.0% +13.24%
4 N Callan 5 25 20.0% +12.75%
5 L Morris 4 20 20.0% +20.00%
6 S De Sousa 4 25 16.0% -5.97%
7 M Barzalona 3 11 27.3% +6.83%
8 G Gibbons 3 22 13.6% +2.00%
9 R Tart 2 7 28.6% +14.50%
10 R Hughes 2 10 20.0% -3.75%
11 James Doyle 2 12 16.7% -1.50%
12 W Buick 2 13 15.4% -9.71%
13 J Hart 2 19 10.5% -3.25%
14 M Harley 2 21 9.5% -7.80%
15 R L Moore 2 29 6.9% -25.65%
16 J Fanning 2 47 4.3% -18.38%
17 D Swift 1 5 20.0% +18.00%
18 R Kennemore 1 6 16.7% +5.00%
19 L Keniry 1 7 14.3% -4.12%
20 M Dwyer 1 8 12.5% -6.00%
21 J Crowley 1 24 4.2% -15.00%
Hot Jockeys

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R L Moore 14 74 18.9% -19.51%
2 W Buick 9 43 20.9% +14.62%
3 P Hanagan 9 56 16.1% +38.25%
4 S De Sousa 9 59 15.3% +44.30%
5 R Hughes 9 62 14.5% -5.50%
6 A Atzeni 8 52 15.4% +5.00%
7 R Kingscote 6 34 17.6% 0.00%
8 James Doyle 6 46 13.0% -20.00%
9 N Callan 5 46 10.9% +3.25%
10 L Morris 5 54 9.3% -27.00%
11 M Barzalona 4 27 14.8% -14.00%
12 J Crowley 4 37 10.8% -16.50%
13 D Swift 3 19 15.8% +11.00%
14 R Tart 3 20 15.0% +6.00%
15 J Hart 3 33 9.1% -18.00%
16 M Harley 3 34 8.8% -10.00%
17 M Lane 3 36 8.3% -10.25%
18 C Beasley 2 28 7.1% -7.00%
19 P Cosgrave 2 30 6.7% -18.00%
20 G Gibbons 2 32 6.2% -8.50%
21 J Fanning 2 33 6.1% +9.20%
22 J Fortune 2 40 5.0% -23.00%
23 J Duern 1 9 11.1% -3.75%
24 R Kennemore 1 12 8.3% -2.00%
25 R Tate 1 14 7.1% -1.50%
26 P Mathers 1 15 6.7% +7.00%
27 M Dwyer 1 19 5.3% -16.00%
28 J Quinn 1 26 3.8% -6.00%
29 T Hamilton 1 27 3.7% -22.12%
30 L Keniry 1 40 2.5% -23.75%
Cold Jockeys

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 Natasha Eaton 31
2 J Quinn 24
3 T Hamilton 20
4 D Fentiman 16
5 P Cosgrave 16
Hot Trainers

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Fahey 10 77 13.0% +35.38%
2 R Varian 9 31 29.0% +27.83%
3 R Hannon 9 86 10.5% -42.25%
4 M Botti 8 25 32.0% +5.00%
5 C Appleby 7 39 17.9% -14.89%
6 M Bell 6 28 21.4% -2.00%
7 J Gosden 6 33 18.2% +8.25%
8 M Johnston 6 104 5.8% +2.64%
9 T Dascombe 5 24 20.8% +3.25%
10 S Bin Suroor 4 38 10.5% -15.00%
11 T Easterby 4 40 10.0% -2.00%
12 J Hills 3 15 20.0% -4.00%
13 D Nicholls 3 17 17.6% +12.00%
14 Sir M Stoute 3 19 15.8% -2.89%
15 C Hills 3 35 8.6% -15.62%
16 A Jarvis 2 14 14.3% -5.00%
17 W Muir 2 15 13.3% -8.00%
18 B Smart 2 17 11.8% -5.00%
19 M Dods 2 19 10.5% +15.00%
20 G Baker 2 22 9.1% -1.00%
21 Mrs I G-Leveque 1 2 50.0% +27.00%
22 J W Mullins 1 6 16.7% 0.00%
23 D C Griffiths 1 9 11.1% +3.00%
24 Ed Walker 1 12 8.3% +2.00%
25 J S Moore 1 14 7.1% +2.00%
26 Mrs R Carr 1 15 6.7% +7.00%
27 D Carroll 1 17 5.9% -10.00%
28 P Kirby 1 21 4.8% -1.00%
29 H Morrison 1 24 4.2% -19.00%
30 M Channon 1 44 2.3% -28.00%
Cold Trainers

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 P Fitzsimons 46
2 B Millman 34
3 C Cox 29
4 B Meehan 19
5 M Johnston 17
Tackle Runners

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Runner Race Tackle
Al Zaman Thaman 2.20 Blinkers
Deadly Approach 2.20 Hood
Donny Rover 2.55 Blinkers
Tableforten 2.55 Blinkers
Urban Dreamer 2.55 Blinkers
Viva Verglas 2.55 Blinkers
Attenzione 4.05 Tongue Strap
Baarez 4.05 Hood
Framed Masterpiece 4.05 Cheek Piece
Chosen Character 5.10 Visor
Dubai Dynamo 5.10 Cheek Piece
Joe Sugden 5.10 Tongue Strap
Magistral 5.10 Cheek Piece
Modern Tutor 5.10 Hood
Sea Shanty 5.10 Cheek Piece
Man Of Plenty 5.40 Cheek Piece
Rocktherunway 5.40 Cheek Piece
Stopped Out 5.40 Cheek Piece
Wadaa 5.40 Hood
Zenafire 5.40 Cheek Piece
Beaten Favourite Runners

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Runner Race
Newmarket Warrior 2.20
Musical Comedy 3.30
Caridadi 4.05
Gold Hunter 5.10
Modern Tutor 5.10
Alwilda 5.40
Rutherglen 5.40
Top Earners

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Position Runner Race Prize Money
1 Dubai Dynamo 5.10 £271,023
2 Osteopathic Remedy 5.10 £159,942
3 Dubai Hills 5.10 £54,171
4 Chosen Character 5.10 £52,186
5 Maven 5.10 £49,170
6 Stopped Out 5.40 £49,030
7 Lord Of The Dance 5.10 £48,062
8 Swiftly Done 5.10 £41,512
9 Rocktherunway 5.40 £30,989
10 Indian Jack 5.10 £30,266

[Kimmy]

Statistics for today’s meeting at Redcar
Top Track Trainers

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Fahey 33 197 16.8% -43.45%
2 T Easterby 32 370 8.6% -88.92%
3 B Smart 23 148 15.5% +56.07%
4 D Nicholls 20 170 11.8% -69.95%
5 J J Quinn 18 104 17.3% -11.00%
6 M Dods 17 137 12.4% -27.70%
7 K Ryan 14 139 10.1% -46.67%
8 R Barr 12 132 9.1% +15.00%
9 P Midgley 11 177 6.2% -101.75%
10 G Oldroyd 10 59 16.9% +22.63%
11 Miss T Waggott 10 122 8.2% -23.67%
12 T Walford 9 57 15.8% +8.00%
13 Mrs R Carr 9 99 9.1% -26.12%
14 M W Easterby 9 106 8.5% -35.75%
15 K Reveley 8 70 11.4% -16.00%
16 J Given 8 71 11.3% -8.12%
17 G Swinbank 8 97 8.2% -22.00%
18 N Bycroft 8 103 7.8% +12.50%
19 R Bastiman 7 47 14.9% +8.50%
20 J Goldie 7 52 13.5% +24.75%
21 B Ellison 7 74 9.5% -34.12%
22 Mrs A Duffield 7 103 6.8% -47.62%
23 T Coyle 6 50 12.0% -5.90%
24 M Hammond 6 56 10.7% +27.50%
25 R M Whitaker 6 73 8.2% -35.83%
26 W Haggas 5 23 21.7% +4.64%
27 P Kirby 5 43 11.6% -22.34%
28 D Carroll 4 53 7.5% +4.00%
29 N Tinkler 4 70 5.7% +74.00%
30 R Varian 3 6 50.0% +5.20%
Top Track Jockeys

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 D Allan 23 214 10.7% -29.67%
2 T Eaves 23 292 7.9% -156.62%
3 P McDonald 18 203 8.9% -5.40%
4 M O'Connell 14 84 16.7% +13.17%
5 B McHugh 13 180 7.2% -83.67%
6 R Winston 11 106 10.4% -35.75%
7 T Queally 7 27 25.9% +7.75%
8 P Pickard 6 81 7.4% +44.00%
9 A Carter 4 43 9.3% -9.00%
10 A Mullen 4 94 4.3% -53.25%
11 K Stott 3 17 17.6% +1.50%
12 D Bergin 3 31 9.7% -8.50%
13 B Cray 3 32 9.4% +3.00%
14 R Kennemore 3 37 8.1% -12.50%
15 M Stainton 3 53 5.7% -3.00%
16 G Lee 3 55 5.5% -31.25%
17 P M Quinn 3 57 5.3% -39.00%
18 D Nolan 3 62 4.8% -25.50%
19 J Nason 2 6 33.3% +12.00%
20 R Da Silva 2 16 12.5% -7.38%
21 Miss C Walton 1 3 33.3% +6.00%
22 J Haynes 1 4 25.0% -1.90%
23 Miss A Deniel 1 7 14.3% -1.00%
24 Miss S Brotherton 1 12 8.3% -6.50%
25 G Tutty 1 17 5.9% 0.00%
26 S Sanders 1 31 3.2% -26.00%
27 N Farley 1 47 2.1% -34.00%
28 P Aspell 1 67 1.5% -56.00%
Top Track Trainers Season

01/01/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 T Easterby 5 76 6.6% -33.00%
2 J J Quinn 4 13 30.8% +0.75%
3 Mrs R Carr 4 26 15.4% +6.00%
4 M Hammond 3 9 33.3% +14.50%
5 J Goldie 3 12 25.0% +8.50%
6 P Midgley 3 20 15.0% -1.75%
7 R Fahey 3 25 12.0% -16.81%
8 K Ryan 3 29 10.3% -15.00%
9 J Tate 2 3 66.7% +5.25%
10 W Haggas 2 4 50.0% +2.41%
11 Mrs M Fife 2 6 33.3% +25.62%
12 G Oldroyd 2 8 25.0% +7.88%
13 J Given 2 9 22.2% +20.50%
14 E Tuer 2 11 18.2% +4.00%
15 D Carroll 2 13 15.4% +12.00%
16 N Bycroft 2 16 12.5% +8.00%
17 M W Easterby 2 17 11.8% -8.75%
18 T Coyle 2 21 9.5% -11.25%
19 D Nicholls 2 22 9.1% -13.75%
20 M Dods 2 29 6.9% -16.75%
21 T Walford 1 5 20.0% +5.00%
22 Mrs K Tutty 1 7 14.3% +10.00%
23 J Bethell 1 8 12.5% +2.00%
24 R M Whitaker 1 9 11.1% -4.00%
25 K Reveley 1 10 10.0% -7.00%
26 K Dalgleish 1 12 8.3% -6.50%
27 G M Moore 1 13 7.7% -6.50%
28 M Brittain 1 15 6.7% -7.50%
29 Mrs A Duffield 1 17 5.9% -5.00%
30 R Barr 1 19 5.3% -10.50%
Top Track Jockeys Season

01/01/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 M O'Connell 5 25 20.0% -5.50%
2 D Allan 4 28 14.3% +3.00%
3 K Stott 2 12 16.7% -1.00%
4 R Da Silva 2 16 12.5% -7.38%
5 B McHugh 2 41 4.9% -30.00%
6 T Eaves 2 50 4.0% -40.75%
7 J Haynes 1 3 33.3% -0.90%
8 M Stainton 1 4 25.0% +4.00%
9 G Tutty 1 7 14.3% +10.00%
10 R Kennemore 1 11 9.1% +2.00%
11 D Bergin 1 17 5.9% -11.00%
12 P McDonald 1 27 3.7% -15.00%
Hot Jockeys

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 D O'Neill 11 52 21.2% -0.67%
2 S Sanders 5 25 20.0% -6.50%
3 G Lee 5 63 7.9% -25.50%
4 Samantha Bell 4 10 40.0% +35.00%
5 P McDonald 3 24 12.5% +7.00%
6 D Allan 3 28 10.7% -6.00%
7 B McHugh 3 32 9.4% +2.50%
8 Julie Burke 2 10 20.0% +19.00%
9 J Haynes 2 17 11.8% -1.50%
10 R Da Silva 2 23 8.7% +12.00%
11 A Mullen 2 24 8.3% -10.00%
12 Miss C Walton 1 1 100.0% +18.00%
13 R Kennemore 1 12 8.3% -2.00%
14 K Stott 1 15 6.7% -9.50%
15 M O'Connell 1 18 5.6% -13.75%
16 R Winston 1 32 3.1% -12.00%
17 T Queally 1 38 2.6% -33.50%
Cold Jockeys

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 T Eaves 50
2 B Cray 42
3 W M Lordan 36
4 P Aspell 35
5 Miss J R Richards 32
Hot Trainers

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Fahey 10 77 13.0% +35.38%
2 R Varian 9 31 29.0% +27.83%
3 J Noseda 8 23 34.8% +14.60%
4 M Botti 8 25 32.0% +5.00%
5 C Appleby 7 39 17.9% -14.89%
6 M Bell 6 28 21.4% -2.00%
7 B Ellison 6 31 19.4% +8.38%
8 K Ryan 6 40 15.0% -1.00%
9 T Coyle 5 13 38.5% +2.33%
10 W Haggas 5 32 15.6% +16.95%
11 T Easterby 4 40 10.0% -2.00%
12 D Nicholls 3 17 17.6% +12.00%
13 Sir M Stoute 3 19 15.8% -2.89%
14 G L Moore 3 28 10.7% -1.00%
15 Mrs M Fife 2 7 28.6% -2.00%
16 S A Harris 2 8 25.0% -2.00%
17 M Appleby 2 14 14.3% -6.75%
18 J Tate 2 15 13.3% -6.00%
19 B Smart 2 17 11.8% -5.00%
20 M Dods 2 19 10.5% +15.00%
21 R M Whitaker 1 3 33.3% -1.00%
22 N Littmoden 1 5 20.0% -2.00%
23 T Stack 1 9 11.1% +9.00%
24 Mrs A Duffield 1 11 9.1% +2.00%
25 A Whillans 1 12 8.3% -1.00%
26 K Dalgleish 1 14 7.1% -1.00%
27 Mrs R Carr 1 15 6.7% +7.00%
28 D Carroll 1 17 5.9% -10.00%
29 J J Quinn 1 18 5.6% -14.75%
30 P Kirby 1 21 4.8% -1.00%
Cold Trainers

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 J Wainwright 49
2 C Mulhall 46
3 T B Coles 39
4 R Barr 38
5 G M Moore 36
Tackle Runners

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Runner Race Tackle
Camatini 2.00 Blinkers
Casper Lee 2.00 Visor
Greenbury 2.00 Cheek Piece
Lady Captain 2.00 Hood
Mavree 2.00 Blinkers
Paddy's Bay 2.00 Cheek Piece
Pure Impressions 2.00 Visor
First Commandment 2.30 Eye Shield
Amir Pasha 3.05 Cheek Piece
Knightly Escapade 3.05 Cheek Piece
Medieval Bishop 3.05 Cheek Piece
Spirit of Adjisa 3.05 Blinkers
Sporting Gold 3.05 Hood
Beau Amadeus 3.40 Blinkers
Bond Club 3.40 Cheek Piece
Cinderslipper 3.40 Cheek Piece
Don't Tell 3.40 Hood
Eastlands Lad 3.40 Cheek Piece
Fanoos 3.40 Cheek Piece
Living Leader 3.40 Blinkers
Secret City 3.40 Blinkers
Alexandrakollontai 4.15 Blinkers
Bassett Road 4.15 Cheek Piece
Liliargh 4.15 Cheek Piece
Cottam Stella 4.50 Hood
Graceful Act 4.50 Cheek Piece
Imperial Bond 4.50 Tongue Strap
The Blue Banana 5.20 Blinkers
Valentine's Gift 5.20 Hood
Woodacre 5.20 Cheek Piece
Yorksters Prince 5.20 Blinkers
Beaten Favourite Runners

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Runner Race
Camatini 2.00
Casper Lee 2.00
Kommander Kirkup 2.30
Red Cobra 3.40
Upper Grosvenor 3.40
Adiator 4.50
Dutiful Son 4.50
Gold Show 5.20
Top Earners

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Position Runner Race Prize Money
1 Beckermet 4.15 £253,015
2 Spirit of Adjisa 3.05 £79,095
3 Categorical 3.05 £76,617
4 Persian Peril 3.05 £57,921
5 Nezami 5.20 £55,482
6 Amir Pasha 3.05 £43,533
7 Beau Amadeus 3.40 £42,780
8 Pertuis 5.20 £34,930
9 Polish World 4.15 £34,043
10 Forrest Flyer 3.05 £33,749

[Kimmy]

Statistics for today’s meeting at Wolverhampton
Top Track Trainers

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 P Evans 101 947 10.7% -3.00%
2 M Botti 72 354 20.3% +3.34%
3 K Ryan 63 443 14.2% -1.00%
4 I Williams 46 325 14.2% -1.00%
5 W Brisbourne 45 630 7.1% -1.00%
6 B Ellison 41 289 14.2% +6.00%
7 J Osborne 41 305 13.4% -26.12%
8 Sir M Prescott 36 176 20.5% -42.52%
9 T Easterby 31 176 17.6% -1.00%
10 B Smart 31 244 12.7% +2.75%
11 B Baugh 31 449 6.9% -147.79%
12 J S Moore 30 228 13.2% +35.01%
13 A Bailey 29 265 10.9% -13.17%
14 O Pears 21 171 12.3% -34.72%
15 J Gask 21 261 8.0% -1.00%
16 J Tate 20 87 23.0% -2.00%
17 D O'Meara 20 106 18.9% -32.24%
18 W Haggas 18 132 13.6% -60.54%
19 S Bowring 17 129 13.2% +11.37%
20 G Oldroyd 17 160 10.6% -41.25%
21 M Appleby 17 234 7.3% -4.00%
22 G L Moore 16 100 16.0% -1.00%
23 J Fanshawe 15 79 19.0% -21.71%
24 A J Lidderdale 15 187 8.0% -66.50%
25 G Margarson 14 47 29.8% -1.00%
26 E Alston 14 126 11.1% -1.79%
27 D F Davis 14 133 10.5% +18.00%
28 R Cowell 14 138 10.1% -38.61%
29 W Knight 12 61 19.7% +2.75%
30 P Makin 9 62 14.5% -1.46%
Top Track Jockeys

17/10/2008 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 A Kirby 122 713 17.1% -1.00%
2 G Gibbons 107 782 13.7% +40.55%
3 S W Kelly 84 701 12.0% +2.83%
4 R Kingscote 80 501 16.0% -1.00%
5 J Quinn 77 720 10.7% -3.00%
6 A Atzeni 67 437 15.3% -1.00%
7 C Catlin 63 718 8.8% -3.00%
8 N Callan 59 314 18.8% +1.05%
9 W Carson 50 480 10.4% -1.00%
10 D Sweeney 40 395 10.1% -3.00%
11 L Keniry 38 572 6.6% -272.94%
12 M Harley 29 220 13.2% -33.10%
13 L Jones 29 411 7.1% -2.00%
14 R Havlin 27 175 15.4% +8.00%
15 F Tylicki 26 241 10.8% -1.00%
16 T McLaughlin 20 329 6.1% -3.00%
17 D Swift 18 197 9.1% -44.07%
18 K Milczarek 17 222 7.7% -51.37%
19 S Drowne 17 241 7.1% -127.40%
20 A Beschizza 14 146 9.6% +3.44%
21 W Twiston-Davies 12 102 11.8% -1.00%
22 M Coumbe 12 164 7.3% -71.00%
23 S Hitchcott 11 149 7.4% -66.05%
24 R Powell 10 131 7.6% +26.50%
25 T O'Shea 9 54 16.7% +9.25%
26 S Levey 8 65 12.3% -32.76%
27 T Atkinson 7 112 6.2% -1.00%
28 J Fahy 7 139 5.0% -87.25%
29 J Vaughan 6 12 50.0% +28.42%
30 G Chaloner 6 37 16.2% +24.00%
Top Track Trainers Season

01/01/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 P Evans 22 172 12.8% -1.00%
2 D O'Meara 16 76 21.1% -34.24%
3 J Tate 15 51 29.4% -2.00%
4 M Botti 13 62 21.0% -1.03%
5 B Ellison 10 59 16.9% +6.00%
6 J Osborne 10 61 16.4% -8.50%
7 T Easterby 8 39 20.5% +1.25%
8 G Margarson 6 9 66.7% +48.25%
9 S Bowring 6 27 22.2% +13.25%
10 K Ryan 6 61 9.8% -23.67%
11 W Brisbourne 5 67 7.5% -25.00%
12 M Appleby 5 69 7.2% -4.00%
13 G L Moore 4 10 40.0% +11.75%
14 D F Davis 4 25 16.0% +2.50%
15 S A Harris 4 29 13.8% +6.00%
16 R Cowell 4 30 13.3% -10.21%
17 A Bailey 4 48 8.3% -29.75%
18 D C Griffiths 3 17 17.6% +6.00%
19 C Appleby 3 20 15.0% -15.33%
20 J Stimpson 3 21 14.3% +23.25%
21 J S Moore 3 36 8.3% +25.50%
22 I Williams 3 45 6.7% -1.00%
23 B Baugh 3 77 3.9% -64.62%
24 J P Shanahan 2 3 66.7% +24.50%
25 D Brown 2 12 16.7% -1.00%
26 W Knight 2 15 13.3% -10.25%
27 S Lycett 2 18 11.1% -2.50%
28 G Oldroyd 2 21 9.5% -1.50%
29 J Gask 2 26 7.7% -10.00%
30 O Pears 2 27 7.4% -7.00%
Top Track Jockeys Season

01/01/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 A Kirby 26 138 18.8% -1.00%
2 S W Kelly 20 123 16.3% +22.92%
3 G Gibbons 20 124 16.1% -12.74%
4 N Callan 19 85 22.4% -12.97%
5 W Carson 12 109 11.0% -46.24%
6 R Kingscote 11 61 18.0% -23.07%
7 M Harley 9 47 19.1% -15.89%
8 D Sweeney 9 55 16.4% +19.26%
9 W Twiston-Davies 9 67 13.4% -1.00%
10 J Quinn 7 92 7.6% -29.75%
11 A Atzeni 6 51 11.8% -10.46%
12 J Vaughan 5 11 45.5% +12.42%
13 F Tylicki 5 38 13.2% -4.75%
14 D Swift 5 49 10.2% +3.50%
15 M Coumbe 5 60 8.3% -24.75%
16 J Baudains 4 22 18.2% +16.50%
17 E Walsh 4 24 16.7% 0.00%
18 R Havlin 4 28 14.3% +9.00%
19 S Levey 4 31 12.9% -12.42%
20 C Catlin 4 51 7.8% -36.62%
21 D Muscutt 3 19 15.8% +10.00%
22 D J Bates 3 37 8.1% -1.00%
23 S O'Hara 3 42 7.1% -4.00%
24 T McLaughlin 3 49 6.1% -17.50%
25 T O'Shea 2 4 50.0% +23.50%
26 R Richardson 2 5 40.0% +4.25%
27 G Chaloner 2 7 28.6% +9.00%
28 S Hitchcott 2 14 14.3% +10.00%
29 A Beschizza 2 29 6.9% -17.50%
30 J Hart 2 30 6.7% -21.25%
Hot Jockeys

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 A Atzeni 8 52 15.4% +5.00%
2 A Kirby 7 47 14.9% -12.50%
3 R Kingscote 6 34 17.6% 0.00%
4 N Callan 5 46 10.9% +3.25%
5 D Swift 3 19 15.8% +11.00%
6 R Havlin 3 24 12.5% -7.00%
7 J Hart 3 33 9.1% -18.00%
8 M Harley 3 34 8.8% -10.00%
9 S W Kelly 3 35 8.6% +23.00%
10 J Vaughan 2 4 50.0% -1.00%
11 L Steward 2 9 22.2% +12.00%
12 G Chaloner 2 14 14.3% -11.00%
13 W Twiston-Davies 2 24 8.3% -3.00%
14 L Jones 2 27 7.4% -7.00%
15 G Gibbons 2 32 6.2% -8.50%
16 C Hardie 1 3 33.3% -2.00%
17 J Baudains 1 5 20.0% -1.00%
18 D Muscutt 1 7 14.3% -2.00%
19 R Powell 1 8 12.5% -4.00%
20 A Beschizza 1 14 7.1% -7.00%
21 P Mathers 1 15 6.7% +7.00%
22 W Carson 1 16 6.2% +10.00%
23 D Sweeney 1 22 4.5% -9.00%
24 J Quinn 1 26 3.8% -6.00%
25 S Drowne 1 31 3.2% -2.00%
26 L Keniry 1 40 2.5% -23.75%
Cold Jockeys

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 S Levey 59
2 D Parkes 45
3 T McLaughlin 40
4 A McLean 38
5 J Hibberd 30
Hot Trainers

4/10/2013 - 18/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 M Botti 8 25 32.0% +5.00%
2 C Appleby 7 39 17.9% -14.89%
3 B Ellison 6 31 19.4% +8.38%
4 K Ryan 6 40 15.0% -1.00%
5 I Williams 5 23 21.7% -2.00%
6 W Haggas 5 32 15.6% +16.95%
7 T Easterby 4 40 10.0% -2.00%
8 G L Moore 3 28 10.7% -1.00%
9 D O'Meara 3 50 6.0% -1.00%
10 J McConnell 2 6 33.3% +4.75%
11 R J Price 2 7 28.6% +1.00%
12 S A Harris 2 8 25.0% -2.00%
13 G Margarson 2 11 18.2% -7.00%
14 J Osborne 2 12 16.7% -1.00%
15 M Appleby 2 14 14.3% -6.75%
16 J Tate 2 15 13.3% -6.00%
17 W Knight 2 17 11.8% +25.25%
18 S Donohoe 1 1 100.0% +6.00%
19 M Blake 1 5 20.0% -1.00%
20 J Spearing 1 6 16.7% +2.50%
21 P W Flynn 1 7 14.3% +11.00%
22 S Bowring 1 8 12.5% +3.00%
23 D C Griffiths 1 9 11.1% +3.00%
24 J Fanshawe 1 13 7.7% -9.00%
25 J S Moore 1 14 7.1% +2.00%
26 J R Jenkins 1 18 5.6% +5.00%
27 R Cowell 1 19 5.3% -8.00%
28 P Evans 1 30 3.3% -1.00%
Cold Trainers

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 Mrs L Williamson 105
2 Miss M Rowland 52
3 Mrs D Sanderson 40
4 A J Lidderdale 40
5 W Brisbourne 39
Tackle Runners

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Runner Race Tackle
Divertimenti 5.25 Blinkers
French Press 5.25 Blinkers
Gaelic Wizard 5.25 Cheek Piece
Hot Sugar 5.25 Cheek Piece
Major Muscari 5.25 Hood
One Kool Dude 5.25 Blinkers
Powerful Pierre 5.25 Blinkers
Red Star Lady 5.25 Hood
Seamster 5.25 Tongue Strap
Trending 5.25 Blinkers
Kaheyll 5.55 Blinkers
Lilo Lil 6.25 Visor
Fluctuation 7.00 Visor
Honey Of A Kitten 7.00 Visor
Cheers Big Ears 7.30 Tongue Strap
Hawaiian Freeze 7.30 Hood
Platinum Proof 7.30 Visor
Barbary 8.00 Hood
Black Geronimo 8.00 Visor
Chester Deelyte 8.30 Visor
Hittin'the Skids 8.30 Hood
Poetic Belle 8.30 Tongue Strap
Speightowns Kid 8.30 Blinkers
True Prince 8.30 Blinkers
Avonlini 9.00 Cheek Piece
High On The Hog 9.00 Cheek Piece
Just Isla 9.00 Cheek Piece
Logans Lad 9.00 Tongue Strap
Maakirr 9.00 Tongue Strap
Monte Cassino 9.00 Eye Shield
Senora Lobo 9.00 Cheek Piece
Beaten Favourite Runners

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Runner Race
Powerful Pierre 5.25
Simply Black 6.25
Sunset Shore 6.25
Top Earners

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Position Runner Race Prize Money
1 Vitznau 8.30 £144,069
2 Divertimenti 5.25 £47,655
3 Honey Of A Kitten 7.00 £33,026
4 Pick A Little 5.25 £25,009
5 Lexington Rose 6.25 £18,290
6 Powerful Pierre 5.25 £17,623
7 Hoppy's Flyer 8.30 £17,243
8 Fluctuation 7.00 £14,882
9 Amis Reunis 5.25 £14,098
10 Piccolo Express 8.30 £12,171

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THERE are just 24 hours until Ascot stages Qipco British Champions Day and there was some positive news on Friday morning for connections who do not want the ground too testing with no rain falling overnight.

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Naas latest
Horse Racing Ireland (‏@hri_Racing) has tweeted: "Naas (Sunday) is currently yielding on the Flat course & good on the NH course. Heavy rain due today, showers tomorrow & mostly dry Sunday."

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Hannon chasing record
Richard Hannon could clinch the trainers' title this weekend, but a win for one of his three runners at Haydock today will also be significant. It would be his 219th of the year and a personal best.

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Good at Cheltenham
The going is good at Cheltenham and there could be some Festival pointers even at this early stage. The New One and Chicago Grey are two horses to have won on this card in recent years and also scored the following March.

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King George hero Novellist retired to stud
NOVELLIST, who smashed the track record by two seconds when scorching to a five-length win in this year's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, has been bought to stand at Teruya Yoshida's Shadai operation in Japan and retired from racing.

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15:15 Friday 18th October
Racing Tips - 18/10/2013

Cheltenham is back today and I can't wait to see Taquin Du Seuil over fences. Whether he wins is another matter but it's always fascinating to see last year's top hurdlers over bigger obstacles for the first time and this one could be very good indeed. Captain Sunshine was a stalwart of this column last term and was very much the nearly horse. He did, however, continue on good form for a yard that was in none and he lines up now with Emma Lavelle absolutely flying. 3lb higher than when staying on in the Pertemps Final here last March, he is a worthy and supportable favourite at 5/1. Viking Blond will be a leading player in first time visor having been 2nd in this last year off just 2lb lower but he doesn't win that often and is a touch exposed. The interesting bet is Restless Harry at 25/1 who returns this season after disappointing for much of last. Never a winner in handicap company, he lines up off 25lb lower than when halfway down the field under top-weight in the 2012 Pertemps Final. That has to be a respected mark if we forgive no sort of effort last time out at Chepstow. He has run well and won first time out before and, as a dual course winner, could make a mockery of his price if back on song in conditions that should suit.
Cheltenham 15.15 - Captain Sunshine 1pt win
Cheltenham 15.15 - Restless Harry 1pt e/w

Two races over a mile are of most interest at Haydock and the first of those is a 4-runner nursery. I though Art Official would be favourite for this given placed efforts behind the likes of Parbold and Chriselliam but that role goes to the progressive Latenightrequest. Art Official was below par last time out but has a better chance back in handicap company and will be a serious threat if allowed to dominate off 5lb higher than his last win. However, 3 of the 4 like to go forward here and we may see this run at a stronger gallop than expected with only 4 runners. That will play to the strengths of Fahey's tough filly who needs every bit of the trip and should handle the likely rain. She'll need some pace to run at in order to challenge come the finish but that looks likely and 9/4, though the Hannon runner looks the better value, is worth support.
Haydock 16.40 - Latenightrequest 3pt win

It might just be time to start taking note of the so far disappointing this season Anton Chigurgh. I fancied him at Royal Ascot before he was withdrawn but he has gone backwards rather than forwards this term. His last win was an eye catching display in a technically stronger race than this over course and distance at the end of last season and he now lines up off 3lb lower. Best of those from the back last time at Ascot, he has plenty to do in order to reverse the form with a few today but looked more his old self 14 days ago and he has a good record with Richard Kingscote on top. The 14/1 about him is of more appeal than the 12's about Gworn, though Ed Dunlop's colt has leading claims. Gold Hunter is probably not done winning this season and he has every chance up at a mile for the first time in a race that will not be run at all that fierce a pace but, at the top of the market, Modern Tutor will take some stopping. He is 7/2 but should enjoy conditions and looks progressive enough to take this off 9lb higher than his last handicap win. Plenty form the Brownsea Brink race in September have gone on to win and, as long as those prominent are not given too much of a start, he should be right there at the finish. Chosen Character has serious claims if allowed to dominate on soft ground but it is very difficult to imagine him seeing off everything else lining up given a strong field of 17.
Haydock 17.10 - Modern Tutor 2pt win
Haydock 17.10 - Anton Chigurgh 1pt e/w

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Hayley Turner fancies the horse involved in the accident that caused her latest spell on the sidelines to prevail on QIPCO British Champions Day at Ascot. The jockey suffered a heavy fall from Seal Of Approval in the Park Hill Stakes at Doncaster's St Leger meeting and was subsequently found to have chipped her pelvic bone.

While Turner remains on the sidelines, Seal of Approval goes in the QIPCO British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes on Saturday and her regular rider expects the James Fanshawe-trained filly to go well.

Writing in her Racing UK column, Turner said: "She's a really nice filly, and if she doesn't win a big race on Saturday she will next year.

"I obviously came down on her at Doncaster and I do remember she was off the bridle and then grabbed the bit and was just starting to motor when we parted company.

"There is always a worry that horses who fall will lose their confidence but I've spoken to James Fanshawe, who says she is none the worse and in great form. James would not be running her if she was feeling any ill effects."

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Richard Fahey's horse-by-horse guide to his Saturday team including three runners on QIPCO Champions Day.

It's been another busy week down at the Tattersalls Sales in Newmarket. As I write this we've got 19 new additions for next year but it's been very hard work.

You're away from the yard for a long time and it's testament to the quality of the staff we have at Musley Bank that we are able to do this. On Monday we had four winners and I was delighted for everyone involved back home. Training racehorses is a real team effort and I'm so lucky to have such fantastic people working for me.

We haven't got many runners on Saturday but three head down to QIPCO Champions Day at Ascot.

The owners were very keen to supplement Heaven's Guest for the QIPCO British Champions Sprint and I was pleased to back the decision. The horse has won £200,000 in prize money this season and we know he handles both cut in the ground and the track down there.

There are three or four stand out horses at the head of the market - and we sit comfortably in among the rest of the field so there's no reason not to go and play our hand. He won a big handicap at the track the last day and goes there in good nick albeit after a long season.

I think the draw could play a big part in the QIPCO Future Stars Apprentice Handicap in which we have two runners. Sir Reginald ran well in the Silver Cup at Ayr and he could be quite well drawn in 16. There's the fresh strip of ground they saved at the last meeting and we could get on it from there.

Majestic Moon has had a good season but I'd be a tad worried if the ground got any softer for him.

The rest of the runners are at Catterick. Allnecessaryforce is a horse I like who's been waiting for soft ground. He gets that in the Win Big With The totejackpot Handicap and I think he'll run very well. He earned himself a bad reputation at Haydock two starts ago when he just cocked his jaw when he saw a kink in the rail shortly after the start but he's a straightforward horse and as I say one I like.

Kalahari Kingdom has been disappointing. We really like him at home but haven't seen that promise on the racetrack yet. He drops in grade for the totequadpot Four Places In Four Races Median Auction Maiden Stakes and he needs to learn to settle. I'd like to see more from him here.

I was frustrated El Viento didn't get in at York last week. He runs in the totepool Mobile Catterick Dash Handicap. Is five furlongs at Catterick where he wants to be? Probably not - but Sammy Bell takes a valuable seven pounds off and the soft ground will help.

Personal Touch is a horse for which nothing has gone right since his win first time out. He has a decent draw in the Your Favourite Pool Bets At totepool.com Handicap and is in good order so I'd hope he'll run well. Chiswick Bey isn't out of it either having won a couple of starts ago but if I had to pick one of mine it would be Personal Touch in the hope things finally fall his way again.

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The first Cheltenham fixture of the new national hunt season takes place today and Betfair Ambassador Paul Nicholls saddles four runners. You can read the Ditcheat handler's exclusive thoughts on his quartet of runners here...


14:10 Cheltenham - Saint Roque

The same comments apply to those that I made here last weekend. The horses came in a week later than usual, and I haven't been hard on them. So bear that in mind.

Saint Roque finally came good in the summer and rattled off a quick hat-trick on fast ground. He's had a break in the field since then - we gave him eight weeks off - and I was toying with aiming him at the Persian War. But he loves quick ground, which you are never sure of getting at Chepstow, so we send him here instead and he does go well when fresh. This is a really hot little race though, and you can give all of them a chance.


15:50 Cheltenham - Oscargo

Would have gone close to winning had he not fallen two out at Newton Abbot back in August, and has won here over hurdles. But he looks to face a pretty stiff task, and I imagine that this may be his last run before we put him away until the spring.


16:25 Cheltenham - Lac Fontana

Ran two excellent races on his first starts over hurdles at Newbury and Kempton, so we let him take his chance in the Triumph. He showed that he wasn't ready for that type of challenge, not jumping as well as he can, but he hasn't missed a beat in his work leading up to this and is in good form. I think he will need further than 2m in time, but you have to think that he has obvious winning claims in this company.


17:30 Cheltenham - For Two

Travels really well, but just isn't seeing out his races. And that was again the case when I thought he would go well at Chepstow on Saturday, when his run petered out tamely in the straight. He has the talent to win off a mark of 128, so we try him in a tongue tie here to see if that helps him finish off his race. Win or lose, I suspect that we may sending him chasing after this.

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Donald McCain sends three runners south to Cheltenham on Friday as the National Hunt season begins to gather momentum. Here are his exclusive thoughts on each...

14.10 2m5f Novice Hurdle
Clondaw Draft

This is obviously a big step up in grade for him but he's been doing it nicely this summer and his jumping was excellent at Bangor the last day - really impressive for a novice. If he continues to jump like that then he has the ability to run very well, even in this better company, but, as much as anything, he's running here as it's hard to find suitable races with a sensible penalty structure. He's got to be upped in class at some stage and this should give us a much better idea as to where we stand with him going forward.

16.25 2m Maiden Hurdle
Apollo Eleven

I thought he made a pleasing enough start to his hurdling career at Bangor last month and that form looks solid enough. This is obviously a more competitive race - it's Cheltenham after all - but he's done well at home since that first run and I would like to think he had it in him to run a big race. Paul's horse, Lac Fontana, sets a good standard but we're going there doing our best.

17.30 2m Handicap Hurdle
Sud Pacifique

He got crucified by the handicapper for winning a bad race at Stratford as a novice and it took a while for him to get back down to a level where he could be competitive again. He ran really well here when Nick (Slatter) rode him in the spring and he saw things out better than I had initially thought he would. For a small horse, he seems a bit happier at these big, galloping tracks, he won't mind the prevailing conditions and I am hopeful he can go very well.

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Sky Bet Racing PR Manager Michael Shinners looks at where the money's likely to go on QIPCO Champions Day at Ascot.

Mukhadram: Has plenty in his favour in the Champion Stakes

QIPCO Champions Day on Saturday and we're expecting to see plenty of money for Estimate in the opening Long Distance Cup. She of course won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot and while she hasn't been seen out since I'll take that as a positive as she'll be fresh in against a number of exposed types.

We could get a result in the QIPCO British Champions Sprint. I just feel Maarek could be vulnerable over six furlongs despite winning this last year and Jack Dexter should go well having been far from disgraced when third in the Ayr Gold Cup under top weight.

I'd expect the Fillies & Mares to be one of the lighter betting heats but Nymphea could be over-priced. The German raider isn't well known to British punters but is a leading player on official ratings and could be a bigger price than she should be.

Waila is interesting given her powerful connections. She's been off for a while but has reportedly been going well with Dank at home.

A number of the main protagonists in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes have been on the go for a while and I wouldn't be shocked if there was a surprise in this. At current odds I'd be happy to take on both Dawn Approach and Soft Falling Rain.

The QIPCO Champion Stakes is all about Cirrus Des Aigles who has been well backed all week and is now around the even money mark. Is he really back to the form that saw him win the race two years ago and chase home Frankel last year? We'll see.

Money for Mukhadram wouldn't surprise me after his good work at Newmarket last week and he won the Sky Bet York Stakes despite not being at his best. He's another one who's fresh after a break.

As for the QIPCO Future Stars Apprentice Handicap...good luck - but we are paying five places each-way if that helps

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Gary Moore, Alan King and Paul Henderson are among the trainers hoping for big runs at Cheltenham on Saturday.


Life Of A Luso: Runs in the feature




Trainer Paul Henderson is keeping his fingers crossed Life Of A Luso can continue to defy the handicapper as he chases his second victory at Cheltenham in the feature Showcase Trophy on Saturday.

Since securing his first victory over fences at Newton Abbot in May 2011, the nine-year-old has risen over 30lb in the ratings and is now almost a stone higher in the weights than when striking at Cheltenham in April, Henderson's first winner at Prestbury Park.

Life Of A Luso came from a long way back to score on his latest appearance at Newton Abbot in September and Henderson feels the likely strong gallop he will encounter this weekend will bring out the best in his charge.

"He seems fine after his win at Newton Abbot - he came home, ate everything up and has taken it in his stride," said the Whitsbury handler.

"I thought he put in a good performance at Newton Abbot coming from last to first. I like to run all my horses like that, unless they need to be ridden otherwise, but that is certainly his preferred style and I think he has won all five of his races coming from behind.

"He wants a strong gallop and generally you would expect to get that in a competitive race at Cheltenham. He has gone up to 134 in the weights - he was rated 98 when I first ran him over fences - but I still think he can be competitive.

"I thought fast ground was important to him, but now the jockeys are saying that he wants a bit of cut in the ground as he's got older and it was on the soft side when he won at Cheltenham in April."

Life Of A Luso features in a fiercely competitive 17-runner field, with Sire Collonges heading the weights for the extended three-mile test.

Balthazar King, Lost Glory and Well Refreshed are other notable contenders, with the latter making his first appearance since pulling up and having to be dismounted in the bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown in April.

His trainer, Gary Moore, said: "Well Refreshed appears to be fine after Sandown - he was just exhausted - and we want to give him a prep-run before the Hennessy Gold Cup. He was only a novice last season and we hope that he can improve over fences this season."

The race will be a landmark for rookie trainer Dan Skelton as the former Paul Nicholls assistant has his first runner of the home of jumps racing.

The Warwickshire handler saddles the in-form French import Mister Grez on the back of an convincing victory on his British debut at Ffos Las a week ago.

"Mister Grez reappears quickly and of course you would love three weeks between races, but we have the chance of running in a £50,000 handicap off 10st and you have got to grip that with both hands," said Skelton.

"I have been happy with how he has come out of the race, otherwise I wouldn't be running him, but you have always got to be cautious of a horse who only ran six days ago.

"I thought he would go well at Ffos Las, but I wasn't expecting him to win by 18 lengths and I liked the way he jumped and travelled through the race.

"When we bought him, I said to the owners that he will appreciate a step up to three miles because the programme in France doesn't really support that calibre of horse. I would prefer to go three miles after a month's break but, on paper, he has a very live chance.

"All of his form at Auteuil is on heavy, but he has been showing a preference for the better ground at home and I am happy to run him on good or good to soft.

"He is still at the right end of the handicap for this season and we intended to have plenty of fun with him this year. It's brilliant to be able to have my first runner at Cheltenham and I am really looking forward to it."

Earlier in the afternoon, 16 horses are set to go to post for the two-and-a-half-mile Equus-Fine Dining At The Festival Handicap Chase.

Moore is looking forward to saddling stable stalwart Vino Griego.

He said: "I think that two and a half miles suits Vino Griego well and I need to get a run into him before the Paddy Power Gold Cup next month. He ran two very good races at Cheltenham last season and his second in the Byrne Group Plate was a fantastic performance."

Alan King admits Kumbeshwar has no secrets from the handicapper, but is hoping for a bold show all the same.

The trainer said: "I think that he will be fine over two and a half miles. The plan later in the season is to step him up to three miles, so I would hope that he will get the trip on Saturday.

"He is fairly well exposed - he's not well handicapped - but we have to live with that and we certainly haven't hidden him away. We will see how he gets on this weekend before deciding where to aim him next."

The seven-race card is opened by the Jools Holland Here On 9th November Novices' Hurdle, with Tom George's Kilbree King, Martin Keighley's Creepy and the Nigel Twiston-Davies-trained Oscar Magic all major contenders.

Also featuring in the 10-strong field is Michael Scudamore's Welsh National hero Monbeg Dude, who has not been seen since pulling up in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

Scudamore said: "He has done really well over the summer - he has strengthened up and looks like he has come on a little bit. We are really pleased with him.

"He has had a couple of schooling sessions, which went really well and should hopefully put him in good stead for the rest of the season.

"We gave him an entry in a novices' hurdle because he seems ready to run and there is little in terms of staying chasing opportunities at this time of the season. We can make use of the fact that he is a novice and build his season from there.

"The whole season will be made around the Welsh National again. If everything went fine there and he jumped well, then we would have a look at Aintree (Grand National) if everybody's happy."

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The Ryder Cup, Senior TT Trophy and F1 Driver's Championship Trophy are late additions to the stellar line-up of famous sporting trophies on display at Ascot, together worth over £1 million.


Some of the trophies on display at Ascot



Many of the world's most famous sporting trophies, including The FA Cup, The Ashes urn, the Rugby League Challenge Cup, the Calcutta Cup, the Jules Rimet 1966 Football World Cup and the Ryder Cup will be on display at a special one-day exhibition at Ascot Racecourse on QIPCO British Champions Day (19th October). Stringent security arrangements and specialist insurance cover have been necessary for the trophies which together are worth over £1 million.

The full list is as follows:

• The Jules Rimet Trophy (won by Bobby Moore's England team at the 1966 World Cup)

• The FA Cup (Wigan Athletic)

• The Ashes urn and Waterford Crystal Trophy (England)

• The Rugby League Challenge Cup (Wigan Warriors)

• The Calcutta Cup (England)

• The World Snooker Championship Trophy (Ronnie O'Sullivan)

• The Ryder Cup (Europe)

• The Senior TT Trophy (John McGuinness)

• The F1 Driver's Championship Trophy (Lewis Hamilton/McLaren)

• The Sid Waddell Trophy (PDC World Darts - Phil Taylor)

• A signed Team Sky Jersey

• The European Player of the Year Award - Ballon d'Or - won by Michael Owen (plus 5 other awards)

• The Champion Jump Jockey Trophy (AP McCoy)

• The BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award (AP McCoy)

• The Champion Flat Jockey Trophy (Richard Hughes)

• The Champion Flat Trainer Trophy (John Gosden)

• The Champion Flat Owner Trophy (Godolphin)

• The Champion Jump Trainer Trophy (Nicky Henderson)

• The Cartier Horse of the Year Awards (2) for Frankel (plus 9 other trophies)

• The silver salver for the 2013 QIPCO Champion Stakes.

This one-day public display aims to celebrate many of the most significant achievements in British sport, both recent and historical, on a day when British horseracing decides its champions of the season. The last time so many national sporting trophies were displayed together was over half a century ago at an exhibition in London in 1956.

Rod Street, Chief Executive of British Champions Series, said, "QIPCO British Champions Day has, in just two short years, become one of the world's most important race days so it's fitting that some of the most iconic trophies from other sports are on show alongside racing's most coveted prizes.

"Champions Day is one of the highlights of the autumn sporting calendar and the exhibition celebrates the sporting achievements of some of our greatest champions. We're indebted to the organisations and individuals who've agreed to participate, ensuring that our Day is a true celebration of Great British sport."

Security arrangements for the exhibition are under wraps as the trophies on display are so valuable. This has required specialist insurance cover arranged by leading private client broker Weatherbys Hamilton.

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Saturday: Going, weather and non-runners
ASCOT
GOING: SOFT (GoingStick: Stands' side 7.4, Centre 7.8, Far side 7.6, Round 6.4)

WEATHER (Showers)

STALLS Straight - Stands' side; Round - Inside
CATTERICK
GOING: SOFT (GoingStick 6.4) (3m of fresh ground will be provided on the bend turning into the home straight and the home straight)

WEATHER (Cloudy)

STALLS 7f - Centre; Remainder - Inside
CHELTENHAM
GOING: GOOD (Watered; GoingStick 7.0) (All races will be run on the round course. The shute is currently firm)

WEATHER (Cloudy)
KELSO
GOING: GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick 7.3) (Fresh bends on the hurdle course)

WEATHER (Partly cloudy)
WOLVERHAMPTON
GOING: STANDARD

WEATHER (Cloudy)

STALLS Inside

CORK
GOING: YIELDING (Yielding to soft in places on sprint course)

WEATHER (Showers)

[Kimmy]

If your selection finishes second to the SP favourite in any race at Ascot on Saturday, Paddy Power will refund your losing single stake on that race. See site for full details.

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Tips Tables Naps table

NAPS TABLE
PRESS CHALLENGE

TODAY'S NAPS TIME CRS TIPSTER LEVEL STAKES

Train Hard 8:20 Wolv Morning Star Farringdon +39.45
Mohawk Ridge 3:05 Catt Newcastle Journal Doug Moscrop +36.35
Talent 2:55 Asct Sunday Mirror Gary Nutting +32.60
Estimate 1:45 Asct Racing Post Newmarket +28.01
Dark Lover 5:00 Chel Sunday Express Chris Goulding +20.43
Train Hard 8:20 Wolv Daily Star Sunday Moorestyle +20.24
Sir Reginald 4:45 Asct Racing Post The Edge +19.71
Farhh 4:05 Asct Daily Telegraph Marlborough +12.02
One Word More 4:45 Asct Glasgow Evening Times Jeffrey Ross +11.90
Viztoria 2:20 Asct The Guardian +10.60
Balder Succes 5:00 Chel Blackpool Gazette Steve Simpson +4.80
Maxios 3:30 Asct Sunday Mail Rockavon +4.37
Train Hard 8:20 Wolv Western Daily Press Bob Watts +4.05
Jack Dexter 2:20 Asct The Scotsman Glendale +3.58
Bubbly Bellini 4:45 Asct Racing and Football Outlook +2.88
Burren View Lady 7:50 Wolv Racing Post The North -2.33
Soft Falling Rain 3:30 Asct Western Morning News West Tip -3.40
Estimate 1:45 Asct Daily Mirror Newsboy -4.43
Easter Meteor 2:35 Chel The Star Patrick Weaver -8.59
Eye Of The Storm 1:45 Asct Yorkshire Post The Duke -9.06
Tartiflette 4:45 Asct Carlisle News & Star Phil Rostron -9.19
Maxios 3:30 Asct Oldham Evening Chronicle Keith McHugh -9.99
Judge ´n Jury 3:40 Catt Racing Post Postdata -10.00
Aetna 3:40 Catt The Press, York Ebor -10.94
Estimate 1:45 Asct Yorkshire Evening Post Lee Sobot -11.02
Sandra´s Diamond 1:55 Catt Western Mail Alan Keyte -14.63
Bubbly Bellini 4:45 Asct Coventry Telegraph Derek Brown -14.70
High Jinx 1:45 Asct The Sun Templegate -18.45
Mukhadram 4:05 Asct Weekender -19.28
Racy 2:20 Asct Liverpool Echo Chris Wright -29.55
Tatting 8:50 Wolv Daily Mail Robin Goodfellow -30.37
Dancing Cosmos 8:50 Wolv The Mail On Sunday John Martin -30.42
Common Touch 4:45 Asct The Express Computerman -32.32
Oscar Magic 2:00 Chel Sussex Express Downsman -32.50
Maxios 3:30 Asct The Irish Field Karl Hedley -33.42
Dalkala 2:55 Asct Racing Post Spotlight -34.71
Balder Succes 5:00 Chel Racing Post Lambourn -34.89
Cirrus Des Aigles 4:05 Asct Racing Post RP Ratings -39.01
Jack Dexter 2:20 Asct Daily Record Garry Owen -39.81
Aetna 3:40 Catt Sheffield Star Fortunatus -51.58
Maxios 3:30 Asct Sunday Telegraph Whistler -52.51
Handazan 3:10 Chel Daily Post Mercury -53.81
Dalkala 2:55 Asct Belfast Newsletter Wise Owl -55.19
Morandi 4:05 Asct The Times Rob Wright -64.74

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MOST TIPPED
Wilhana 5:50 Wolverhampton (AW)
MOST TIPPED OUTSIDER
Hot Rod Mamma 4:15 Catterick
MOST NAPPED
Maxios 3:30 Ascot
MOST NAPPED OUTSIDER
Bubbly Bellini 4:45 Ascot

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Sir Michael Stoute, trainer: ESTIMATE
" “We have got her in as good a shape as we can. She has obviously been off a long time, but we are very hopeful. Her preparation has gone well, I just hope that long layoff doesn't catch her out in very testing ground.” "
Estimate 1:45 Ascot

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Connor Beasley (Rock Supreme) shows a profit of £65.75 when riding for Michael Dods this season
Rock Supreme
1:20 Catterick

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Statistics for today’s meeting at Ascot
Top Track Trainers

18/10/2008 - 19/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Hannon 31 363 8.5% -131.15%
2 J Gosden 22 165 13.3% -0.24%
3 Sir M Stoute 20 142 14.1% -45.45%
4 A P O'Brien 19 125 15.2% -12.54%
5 S Bin Suroor 16 153 10.5% -2.75%
6 W Haggas 13 138 9.4% -67.39%
7 K Ryan 11 101 10.9% +39.00%
8 J Gask 8 45 17.8% +17.00%
9 M Bell 8 96 8.3% -39.17%
10 J Fanshawe 7 46 15.2% -2.00%
11 E Dunlop 6 79 7.6% -5.50%
12 D M Simcock 6 91 6.6% +8.50%
13 R Fahey 6 130 4.6% -1.00%
14 R Beckett 5 71 7.0% -27.50%
15 D K Weld 4 14 28.6% +29.00%
16 Lady Cecil 3 8 37.5% +9.50%
17 D Lanigan 3 15 20.0% +0.25%
18 G Baker 3 17 17.6% -2.00%
19 J S Bolger 3 22 13.6% -11.25%
20 B Ellison 3 34 8.8% -5.00%
21 P Cole 3 45 6.7% -7.00%
22 G Margarson 3 50 6.0% +4.00%
23 S Dixon 2 10 20.0% -1.00%
24 E McMahon 2 16 12.5% +2.00%
25 D Ivory 2 19 10.5% +11.00%
26 J Goldie 2 37 5.4% -22.00%
27 C Hills 2 61 3.3% -45.00%
28 P Schiergen 1 1 100.0% +9.00%
29 Mme C Barbe 1 3 33.3% +10.00%
30 A Fabre 1 5 20.0% -1.50%
Top Track Jockeys

18/10/2008 - 19/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R L Moore 41 293 14.0% -72.78%
2 R Hughes 32 275 11.6% -50.51%
3 J P Spencer 22 180 12.2% -23.49%
4 J P Murtagh 21 116 18.1% +19.95%
5 W Buick 20 174 11.5% +16.63%
6 T Queally 16 148 10.8% -40.76%
7 K Fallon 15 167 9.0% -81.67%
8 James Doyle 12 95 12.6% -5.62%
9 J Crowley 10 148 6.8% -56.50%
10 P Hanagan 8 141 5.7% -25.75%
11 T Durcan 7 70 10.0% +10.75%
12 J P O'Brien 5 42 11.9% -22.04%
13 R Winston 5 43 11.6% +4.00%
14 G Baker 5 73 6.8% -18.50%
15 P J Smullen 4 33 12.1% +10.00%
16 S De Sousa 4 86 4.7% -59.17%
17 W M Lordan 3 18 16.7% +3.33%
18 K J Manning 3 28 10.7% -17.25%
19 P Cosgrave 3 41 7.3% -5.00%
20 R Tart 2 11 18.2% +7.50%
21 C Soumillon 2 18 11.1% -1.50%
22 M Lane 2 52 3.8% -11.50%
23 M Barzalona 2 56 3.6% -39.50%
24 D O'Neill 2 82 2.4% -71.25%
25 W J Lee 1 1 100.0% +20.00%
26 O Murphy 1 5 20.0% -1.75%
27 A Morgan 1 6 16.7% +3.00%
28 M Guyon 1 8 12.5% -4.50%
29 A Starke 1 11 9.1% -1.00%
30 M Lawson 1 12 8.3% -5.00%
Top Track Trainers Season

01/01/2013 - 19/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R Hannon 8 85 9.4% -41.25%
2 Sir M Stoute 5 33 15.2% -5.12%
3 A P O'Brien 4 26 15.4% +11.25%
4 S Bin Suroor 4 45 8.9% -7.38%
5 Lady Cecil 3 8 37.5% +9.50%
6 J Gask 3 12 25.0% +11.00%
7 K Ryan 3 17 17.6% +29.50%
8 J Gosden 3 31 9.7% -16.25%
9 P Cole 2 4 50.0% +25.00%
10 D Lanigan 2 5 40.0% +6.25%
11 E Dunlop 2 20 10.0% -4.50%
12 E Lynam 1 3 33.3% +6.00%
13 W Musson 1 4 25.0% +13.00%
14 G Baker 1 5 20.0% +29.00%
15 D Ivory 1 6 16.7% +4.00%
16 J S Bolger 1 8 12.5% -5.75%
17 G Margarson 1 13 7.7% +13.00%
18 R Fahey 1 16 6.2% -6.00%
19 W Haggas 1 34 2.9% -28.50%
Top Track Jockeys Season

01/01/2013 - 19/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R L Moore 10 61 16.4% +8.00%
2 James Doyle 7 36 19.4% +29.63%
3 J P Murtagh 5 13 38.5% +42.50%
4 W Buick 5 41 12.2% -14.63%
5 J P Spencer 5 50 10.0% -5.00%
6 T Queally 4 31 12.9% +20.00%
7 R Hughes 4 48 8.3% -26.50%
8 J P O'Brien 3 18 16.7% -1.75%
9 K Fallon 3 40 7.5% -13.17%
10 P Hanagan 3 53 5.7% -29.75%
11 R Winston 2 6 33.3% +19.00%
12 R Tart 2 11 18.2% +7.50%
13 T Durcan 2 13 15.4% -1.75%
14 D O'Neill 2 28 7.1% -17.25%
15 W J Lee 1 1 100.0% +20.00%
16 W M Lordan 1 4 25.0% +0.33%
17 O Murphy 1 5 20.0% -1.75%
18 K J Manning 1 13 7.7% -10.75%
19 Thomas Brown 1 14 7.1% -8.00%
20 G Baker 1 15 6.7% -8.50%
21 M Barzalona 1 20 5.0% -15.50%
22 J Crowley 1 27 3.7% -10.00%
23 S De Sousa 1 29 3.4% -24.00%
Hot Jockeys

5/10/2013 - 19/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 R L Moore 16 78 20.5% -19.51%
2 J P O'Brien 11 32 34.4% +10.10%
3 S De Sousa 10 55 18.2% +49.44%
4 C Soumillon 10 70 14.3% +8.50%
5 D O'Neill 9 48 18.8% -1.67%
6 M Guyon 9 55 16.4% -8.00%
7 R Hughes 9 67 13.4% -5.50%
8 W Buick 8 41 19.5% +10.62%
9 F Tylicki 7 34 20.6% -4.62%
10 C Lemaire 7 45 15.6% 0.00%
11 P Hanagan 7 50 14.0% +31.25%
12 James Doyle 6 44 13.6% -18.00%
13 J P Spencer 6 46 13.0% -9.00%
14 D McDonogh 4 24 16.7% +24.00%
15 M Barzalona 4 27 14.8% -14.00%
16 G Baker 4 32 12.5% +6.00%
17 K J Manning 4 36 11.1% -12.25%
18 S Pasquier 4 45 8.9% +23.75%
19 G Lee 4 56 7.1% -25.50%
20 A Starke 3 8 37.5% %
21 R Tart 3 18 16.7% +6.00%
22 J P Murtagh 3 20 15.0% -8.75%
23 W Twiston-Davies 3 22 13.6% -1.09%
24 W J Lee 3 23 13.0% +2.00%
25 M Lane 3 36 8.3% -9.25%
26 L Steward 2 9 22.2% +12.00%
27 S Birkett 2 13 15.4% +5.00%
28 J Haynes 2 17 11.8% -2.50%
29 T Durcan 2 20 10.0% +6.00%
30 P McDonald 2 21 9.5% +7.00%
Cold Jockeys

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 R Clark 50
2 M J Murphy 47
3 D Parkes 45
4 W M Lordan 36
5 K Fallon 29
Hot Trainers

5/10/2013 - 19/10/2013

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Position Name Wins Runs Strike rate Stake return
1 A P O'Brien 11 43 25.6% -7.40%
2 R Fahey 10 72 13.9% +39.38%
3 R Hannon 9 89 10.1% -42.25%
4 M Bell 7 31 22.6% -0.09%
5 J C Rouget 6 24 25.0% -2.00%
6 A de Royer-Dupre 6 27 22.2% +12.75%
7 B Ellison 6 30 20.0% +8.38%
8 W Haggas 6 31 19.4% +17.95%
9 J Gosden 6 33 18.2% +8.25%
10 K Ryan 6 37 16.2% -1.00%
11 M De Kock 5 32 15.6% -13.55%
12 D M Simcock 4 25 16.0% +6.38%
13 S Bin Suroor 4 37 10.8% -14.00%
14 Mme C Barbe 3 11 27.3% +1.75%
15 E Lynam 3 17 17.6% -9.50%
16 Sir M Stoute 3 18 16.7% +0.11%
17 R Beckett 3 22 13.6% +2.25%
18 J S Bolger 3 41 7.3% -25.25%
19 D Lanigan 2 6 33.3% +15.00%
20 J E Pease 2 8 25.0% +2.75%
21 E McMahon 2 12 16.7% +3.00%
22 Lady Cecil 2 14 14.3% +6.00%
23 John Oxx 2 15 13.3% +0.50%
24 M Dods 2 19 10.5% +15.00%
25 G Baker 2 20 10.0% -1.00%
26 C Hills 2 30 6.7% -16.62%
27 B Lalor 1 1 100.0% +7.50%
28 W Musson 1 4 25.0% +15.00%
29 P Cole 1 5 20.0% -4.00%
30 J Gask 1 6 16.7% -1.00%
Cold Trainers

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Position Name Runs Since Won
1 S Dixon 47
2 B Millman 34
3 J Goldie 32
4 M W Easterby 22
5 J S Bolger 17
Tackle Runners

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Runner Race Tackle
Ahzeemah 1.45 Cheek Piece
Aiken 1.45 Cheek Piece
Biographer 1.45 Cheek Piece
Harris Tweed 1.45 Cheek Piece
High Jinx 1.45 Tongue Strap
Humidor 2.20 Tongue Strap
Mass Rally 2.20 Hood
Sirius Prospect 2.20 Hood
Seal Of Approval 2.55 Hood
Leitir Mor 3.30 Tongue Strap
Olympic Glory 3.30 Blinkers
Hunter's Light 4.05 Hood
Main Sequence 4.05 Cheek Piece
Ruler Of The World 4.05 Cheek Piece
Askaud 4.45 Cheek Piece
Boots And Spurs 4.45 Visor
Bubbly Bellini 4.45 Cheek Piece
Capaill Liath 4.45 Cheek Piece
Common Touch 4.45 Blinkers
Crew Cut 4.45 Blinkers
Fury 4.45 Blinkers
Gramercy 4.45 Blinkers
Jack's Revenge 4.45 Blinkers
Kinglami 4.45 Cheek Piece
Levitate 4.45 Visor
Regal Parade 4.45 Tongue Strap
Silverheels 4.45 Tongue Strap
Tartiflette 4.45 Blinkers
Trail Blaze 4.45 Blinkers
Beaten Favourite Runners

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Runner Race
Ahzeemah 1.45
Aiken 1.45
High Jinx 1.45
Times Up 1.45
Hot Snap 2.55
Caspar Netscher 3.30
Gregorian 3.30
Dawn Approach 3.30
Olympic Glory 3.30
Brownsea Brink 4.45
Majestic Moon 4.45
Top Earners

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Position Runner Race Prize Money
1 Cirrus Des Aigles 4.05 £3,663,388
2 Ruler Of The World 4.05 £869,885
3 Dawn Approach 3.30 £856,013
4 Gordon Lord Byron 3.30 £624,812
5 Regal Parade 4.45 £601,073
6 Farhh 4.05 £596,800
7 Hunter's Light 4.05 £584,996
8 Soft Falling Rain 3.30 £583,186
9 Elusive Kate 3.30 £571,282
10 Maarek 2.20 £553,442