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Local Officials & Prize Money Covid-19 Code of Conduct ATTENTION! In accordance with Government guidelines and in the interest of everyone’s safety please follow the instruction below: • All visitors, guests, customers MUST sign up to the NHS Track & Trace, download the app https://www.covid19.nhs.uk/ – it is mandatory for EVERYONE to sign in on every visit to the Racecourse and customers will be requested to do this on arrival by our security team and restaurant staff. • The QR scanning code is located in the restaurant and around the site. • No one will be allowed to enter unless they have scanned the QR code, this is mandatory. • If you do not have a smartphone, please complete a Track & Trace paper copy and hand to a Towcester Racecourse member of staff. • All owners must check in with security on arrival. • Currently, owners and trainers must not mingle as per GBGB Regulations. • All visitors must bring proof of payment to gain access. • Going forward an owner’s pass will be issued and must be brought to gain free access when visiting the site for Greyhound racing. An owner’s pass will allow one owner and their guest admittance. A maximum of 6 cards per syndicate dependent on number of members. Free entry will not be gained without a valid pass. • All menus are wipeable to be Covid-19 secure. • Customers are encouraged to make contactless payments wherever possible, but cash and card transactions will still be accepted. • Tote betting is CASH ONLY. • Owners can watch their dogs run trackside. • Restaurant bookings must be made online or by telephone to guarantee a table. • All food/drink orders will be taken by a member of staff and food/drink must be consumed whilst seated. • There will be no requirements for guests to be socially distanced at tables during this stage. • Pre-bookings are required for all visits and entry (this includes owners) – walk-ins will not be permitted. • Guests must observe the rule of six, which allows half a dozen people from the same or different households to meet. • Up to 30 people may meet outdoors. • Please do not come to the Racecourse if you feel or have Covid-19 symptoms, please stay at home. • Social distancing measures are still valid. • All cars must be parked in the rear car park. • Parking - Please follow guidance by our stewards and security. • Do use our sanitizing stations that are set around the buildings so that you can regularly wash your hands & sanitize. • Follow the recommendations on site signposting & respect areas with restricted or limited access. • Please respect our security & adhere to our regulations, they are there for your safety. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS WILL RESULT IN NO ENTRY TO THE RACECOURSE. Race 1 Trap 1 Waterford Select Stakes runner-up and one of Ireland’s best, great draw Trap 2 Essex Vase runner-up, classy and versatile sort flanked by speed here Trap 3 Returning Blue Riband champion, unbeaten in four starts at Towcester Trap 4 Possesses a big engine, impressive winner last week but this is tougher Trap 5 Maiden Derby semi-finalist, taking a significant jump up in class for this Trap 6 Has improved markedly since the turn of the year, versatile performer Clarky’s Choice: Trap 1 - Native Maestro Race 2 Trap 1 Youngest in the field and still learning, slow start proved costly last week Trap 2 Northamptonshire Sprint runner-up, early lead is imperative to chances Trap 3 Finished ahead of T4 and T6 last week, lightly-raced and scopey sort Trap 4 Puppy Derby semi-finalist here in December, little mileage on the clock Trap 5 Eyecatcher on his last two appearances here, huge back-straight pace Trap 6 British Breeders Stakes champion, should benefit from switch back to T6 Clarky’s Choice: Trap 5 - Magical Silas (M) Race 3 Trap 1 Will be doing his best work from halfway, up in class from last week Trap 2 Gold Cup and Easter Cup finalist, classy sort likely to step up from trials Trap 3 Demolition job on UK debut, has failed to trouble the judge since Trap 4 Very little mileage on the clock for his age, has a touch of class about him Trap 5 Moved well in a trial here last week, open to plenty of improvement Trap 6 Talented performer for powerful connections, takes a very wide course Clarky’s Choice: Trap 2 - Boyelsportsbingo Race 4 Trap 1 Produce Stakes finalist, very rough ride last week, better drawn here Trap 2 Superstar returning from a lengthy lay-off, great to see her back in action Trap 3 Two from two at Romford, an interesting runner dropping back in trip Trap 4 Catch-me-if-you-can tactics likely to be employed, smart early speed Trap 5 Maiden Derby semi-finalist last year, will need to be alert at lids-rise Trap 6 Sensational winner two weeks ago, can bounce back to winning ways Clarky’s Choice: Trap 6 - Not Too Late (W) Race 5 Trap 1 Experienced performer, rough ride at Monmore on Saturday night Trap 2 Contests favouritism for the upcoming Derby, a joy to watch in full flight Trap 3 Versatile Yarmouth raider chasing a hat-trick over course and distance Trap 4 Collared close home last week, has the speed to zip clear once again Trap 5 Derby finalist last year, only his best will do here flanked by early pace Trap 6 Puppy Derby finalist here in December, struggling for consistency Clarky’s Choice: Trap 4 - Hilight Arkle (M) Race 6 Trap 1 Has been showing fair speed in recent weeks at Romford, good draw Trap 2 Shared the track with some of the best in Ireland, 29.68 smart first look Trap 3 Experienced performer, Olympic and Monmore Gold Cup champion Trap 4 Bounced back in sensational style last week, a danger to all if trapping Trap 5 Arrives in good form, but lack of a look is a big concern Trap 6 No stranger to success around here, drawn to perfection in the stripes Clarky’s Choice: Trap 6 - Drumcrow Brent (W) Race 7 Trap 1 Versatile performer, struck gold on first two Towcester appearances Trap 2 Showed a great attitude last week over two bends, can boss the inside Trap 3 Smart acceleration, chances will rest on run to the first bend, must lead Trap 4 Would much prefer a draw closer to the fence, looking to cutting loose Trap 5 Blew away the cobwebs in fine style at Monmore on Saturday Trap 6 Will be staying on when others have cried enough, scopey sort Clarky’s Choice: Trap 5 - Ballyboss Baz (W) Race 8 Trap 1 Bred to stay, useful draw to work from on Towcester debut Trap 2 Had no answer to a sensational winner last week, pleasing start to career Trap 3 Blessed with big early pace, leading at the first bend is essential Trap 4 Puppy Derby champion in December, can bounce back to winning ways Trap 5 Hails from a shrewd kennel, helpful draw but is jumping up in class Trap 6 Draw is far from ideal, but went about his work nicely last week Clarky’s Choice: Trap 4 - Surprising Race 9 Trap 1 Monmore Puppy Derby semi-finalist, sure to improve on latest trial Trap 2 One of the top locals over two bends, will need to be on his toes to figure Trap 3 British Bred Midlands Sprint Trophy winner, chased home T5 last time Trap 4 Very exciting type but the lack of a look is a concern, interesting runner Trap 5 Bronze medal in Northamptonshire Sprint, remains one of the best Trap 6 Has hit the ground running since kennel switched to Towcester Clarky’s Choice: Trap 5 - Shrewd Call (M) Race 10 Trap 1 Surprisingly still a maiden since crossing the Irish Sea, powerful sort Trap 2 Scopey type but must boss the inside, hails from an in-form kennel Trap 3 Brilliant heat winner two weeks ago, plenty of experience around here Trap 4 Showed a tremendous attitude last week, capable but very tricky draw Trap 5 Popped up at a big price last week, kept good company in Ireland Trap 6 Impressive winner in both heat and semi-final, hard to oppose in stripes Clarky’s Choice: Trap 6 - Thorn Falcon (W) KAB Maiden Derby Finalists Trap 1 Amazing Wink Owner: Mr Ivor Lacey Trainer: Richard Rees, Hove Incredibly, this powerful son of Cable Bay is still a maiden despite lining up in a second Category One final on just his seventh UK start. Joined the Richard Rees kennel after showcasing his ability in Ireland known as Droopys Hamish, reached the 2020 Irish Laurels final at Cork for handler John Linehan. Finished runner-up to Signet Ace in the £10,000 Ladbrokes Winter Derby at Monmore after a number of strong-running performances over the 480m trip. Better suited to the stiff 500m at Towcester, will be flying home off the last bend. KAB Maiden Derby Finalists Trap 2 Tommys Ranger Owner: Mr Manuel Garcia Trainer: Lee Field, Monmore Finalist with the least amount of experience, but ability was clear very early on following a batch of smart qualification trials over the 500m trip here. Member of a smart litter bred by Esther O’Brien in Limerick and certainly open to plenty of improvement. This son of 2017 Irish Derby champion Good News is blessed with lively early pace and almost belied huge odds in his semi-final after leading at the first bend.

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