The Lingfield Park round course is a left-handed loop of about a mile and a half, which intersects No. 96 2003 Price £5.50 the straight of seven furlongs and 140 yards nearly half a mile out. For nearly half its length the round course is quite flat, then rises with easy gradients to the summit of a slight hill, after Stewards J. J. Aird, Esq., M. C. C. Armitage, Esq., R. Hacking, Esq., The Lord Pender, K. C. S. which there is a downhill turn to the straight. The straight course has a considerable downhill Young, Esq., The Hon. Adam Barker, D. W. Wates, Esq., A. H. M. White, Esq., N. R. Nutting, Esq., gradient to halfway, and is slightly downhill for the rest of the way. The straight course is very D. M. K. Tindall, Esq., Mrs R. W. S. Baker, D. J. Veasey, Esq., Mrs S. Leader, Lady Celina Carter, D. easy, and the track as a whole is sharp, putting a premium on speed and adaptability, and Adam, Esq. making relatively small demands upon stamina, though this does not, of course, apply to races over two miles. The mile-and-a-half course, over which the Derby Trial and the Oaks Trial are run, bears quite close resemblance to the course.

DECLARED RUNNERS LINGFIELD Saturday 10th May

DRAW: As has been the tradition on the turf track, high numbers still have the better recent record on the straight course, though the advantage isn’t particularly marked. WITH TODAY’S COURSE-TO-COURSE STALLS: Stand side — straight course. RUNNERS AND RATINGS FOR BEVERLEY HEXHAM WORCESTER Course winners records Time No Horse Wins 2nd 3rd Runs 1.45 3 POINT OF DISPUTE 1 (1 CD) 1 2 © Portway Press Limited 2003 4.45 6 BARRANTES 2 (1 CD) 3 COPYRIGHT AND LIABILITY Copyright in all Timeform Publications is strictly reserved by the 4.45 16 RISQUE SERMON 1 1 2 4 Publishers and no material therein may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without written Most Successful Trainers 1998 to 2002 permission of Portway Press Ltd. Trainer Wins Runs % The Timeform Race Card registered at Stationers Hall is published and printed by Portway Press Ltd, Halifax, West Yorkshire HX1 1XF (Tel: 01422 330330 Fax: 01422 398019). It is supplied to the purchaser R. Hannon 28 222 13 for his personal use and on the understanding that its contents are not disclosed. Except where the J. L. Dunlop 22 119 18 purchaser is dealing as a consumer (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 Section 12) all B. W. Hills 13 56 23 conditions warranties or terms relating to fitness for purpose merchantability or condition of the goods H. R. A. Cecil 12 36 33 and whether implied by Statute Law or otherwise are excluded and no responsibility is Sir Michael Stoute 11 43 26 accepted by the Publishers for any loss whatsoever caused by any acts errors or omissions whether E. A. L. Dunlop 10 64 16 negligent or otherwise of the Publishers their Servants Agents or otherwise. B. J. Meehan 10 77 13 The horses are listed on the Timeform Race Card with their official race card numbers. The jockeys J. Noseda 9 33 27 listed are those declared to ride at the time of going to press and are subject to amendment. The weights, owners’ and trainers’ names, and the colours to be worn by jockeys, have been added for R. Charlton 9 45 20 convenience and are not guaranteed to be correct. J. R. Fanshawe 9 45 20 FIRST RACE LINGFIELD (TV CH4) TURF 6 ROYAL STORM (IRE) 4 8-10 4 4 4 105 b.c. Royal Applause 124 – Wakayi 87 (Persian Bold 123) [2002 7d 7d 7.1m* 7.5m 79 1.45 THE lingfield-racecourse.co.uk HANDICAP (B) 7f 7m 6m6 8.5g2 8f4 8f5 7f* 7.1g* 7g :: 2003 p7g3 p7g3 7d6 8m 7.1m2 May 5] tall, lengthy 7m 105 W colt: fairly useful handicapper: won 3 times in 2002: creditable efforts on first and 8m 81 £20,000 added 4yo+ (Rated 0-105) 7d 101 82 latest (neck second of 14 to Craiova in minor event at Warwick) starts this season: took p7g 103 + W good hold in Spring Cup at Newbury in between: probably best around 7f: acts on firm p7g 105 W 7g’ 104 82 1 LUNAR LEO 5 9-10 107 going, good to soft and polytrack: consistent. (107’Sa7g 98’Nm7g 95’Go7f) 2 MRS A. J. PERRETT R. Hughes Drawn 1 b.g. Muhtarram (USA) 125 – Moon Mistress 82 (Storm Cat (USA)) [2002 6m 7m 7m 93 8m 7m* 7m4 8f :: 2003 p7g 7m3 7g Apr 30] sturdy gelding: useful handicapper: won 7g 73 93 Purple, grey stars, purple sleeves (The Cloran Family) 7m 107 92 at Chester in 2002, when also good second in Buckingham Palace Stakes at Royal p7g 101 93 Ascot: creditable third of 16 to Attache in competitive event at Newmarket 8f’ 80 G2 7 TARANAKI 5 8-5 3 109 penultimate start: poorly drawn in Victoria Cup at Ascot next time: best at 6f/7f: acts 7m’ 101 W b.h. Delta Dancer – Miss Ticklepenny (Distant Relative 128) [2002 f6g 7m* 7f* 7f 7g 74 7m’ 107 89 on good to firm going: usually tongue tied: has worn crossed noseband (pulled too 7f 7m 6.5g4 6f6 7m* 7f 7m4 7m 7m 6f6 6.1s f7s :: 2003 p7g3 p7g4 7m4 7m3 6m3 7g3 Apr 7g 107 + 72 6m 109 72 hard on reappearance): often early to post, and has been mounted on track. (105Nm7m 30] rather leggy horse: fairly useful handicapper: won 3 times in 2002: as good as ever 7m 103 72 100’As7m 93’Nm6m) this year, hampered several times when fast-finishing 23/4 lengths third of 28 to Camp 7m 102 72 Commander in Victoria Cup at Ascot last time: has won at 1m, probably best at 6f/7f: p7g 96 66 S. C. WILLIAMS K. Fallon Drawn 5 p7g 96 + 66 Royal blue and orange diabolo, yellow sleeves and cap (Mr Bruce W. Wyatt) acts on all-weather, firm and good to soft going: blinkered (raced freely) once: tends to edge right: tough. (107Le6m 101’Li7m 96Le7m) 2 NASHAAB (USA) 6 9-7 P. D. CUNDELL D. Kinsella (3) Drawn 2 3 106 Beige, dark green seams, striped sleeves, dark green cap (Mr Eric Evers) b.g. Zafonic (USA) 130 – Tajannub (USA) 104 (Dixieland Band (USA)) [2002 a7f 90 a8.5f3 a8f5 a8f4 a8f6 8s2 8m 8.1d6 8f 8m4 8f4 7.9m3 8m 9f6 7.9f2 8g4 8s :: 2003 7g Apr 7g 92 8s’ 88 93 30] small, quite attractive gelding: useful handicapper on turf, fairly useful on all- 8g’ 103 + 91 weather: failed to win in 2002, but ran well on numerous occasions: last of 27 8f’ 106 + 91 finishers in Victoria Cup at Ascot on reappearance: best form at 1m/9f: acts on 9f’ 103 91 8m’ 99 + 91 fibresand, firm and soft going: tried visored: has been bandaged in front: often slowly away: held up: tough. (101’Ke8f 99’Yo8m 99’Go8m) R. M. BECKETT S. Drowne Drawn 3 Dark blue and yellow check, striped sleeves (Mr M. W. Lawrence)

3 POINT OF DISPUTE 8 9-5 (visor) 4 5 104 b.g. Cyrano de Bergerac 120 – Opuntia (Rousillon (USA) 133) [2002 7m p8g 7m 7f :: 88 2003 7m 7g Apr 30] tall gelding: useful handicapper: met trouble in competitive 7g 84 + 90 7m 101 + 92 events at Newmarket and Ascot (Victoria Cup) this year, and has probably returned in 7f’ 104 + 92 good form: best at 6f/7f: acts on all-weather, firm and good to soft going: visored: has 7m’ 76 93 tended to sweat/get on edge: has been early to post: often held up: tends to carry head p8g’ 81 W 7m’ 110 93 awkwardly/wander/find little: less than trustworthy nowadays. (106’As7m 98Nm7m 97’Nb7f) P. J. MAKIN S. Sanders Drawn 7 Grey, pink chevrons, pink sleeves, grey armlets, pink cap (Mrs B. J. Carrington)

4 MARSHMAN (IRE) 4 8-13 3 3 115 ch.g. College Chapel 122 – Gold Fly (IRE) (Be My Guest (USA) 126) [2002 7d 7g 6d* 82 6m4 6.1m5 6g 7v p7g* p7g6 p7g4 :: 2003 p7g2 p7g6 7d Mar 22] good-topped gelding: 7d 98 + 83 p7g 108 + 89 useful handicapper: won at Haydock and Lingfield in 2002: good neck second of 14 p7g 114 86 to Lygeton Lad at Lingfield in February: better than bare result both starts since, late p7g’ 113 + 86 headway from poor position when eighth of 17 to Ceepio at Kempton on latest: p7g’ 111 + 86 p7g’ 113 + 81 effective at 6f/7f: acts on polytrack, firm and soft going: gave trouble stall sixth 3-y-o start: consistent: well treated, and one to keep a close eye on. (95’Nm6m 90’Ay6g 86’Le7g) M. H. TOMPKINS D. Holland Drawn 6 Pale blue, red epaulets and cap (Mr J. H. Ellis)

5 NAJEEBON (FR) 4 8-11 (visor) 4 110 p ch.c. Cadeaux Genereux 131 – Jumairah Sun (IRE) 98 (Scenic 128) [2002 8d 8m 6m* 80 6f4 :: 2003 6m* 6d4 Apr 28] lengthy, well-made colt: fairly useful performer, lightly 6d 106 + W 6m 106 + 74 raced: won maiden at Yarmouth at 3 yrs and 17-runner handicap at Pontefract (by 6f’ 100 + W neck from Loyal Tycoon) in April: ran well when fourth of 15 to Patavellian in minor 6m’ 82 + M event at Windsor last time, faring easily best of those held up: may prove best at 6f/7f: 8m’ 64 M 8d’ 82 M acts on firm going: slowly away this term: should still improve further. (99Wi6d 94Po6m 86’Yo6f) M. R. CHANNON C. Catlin Drawn 4 Royal blue, yellow epaulets, striped sleeves and star on cap (Mr A. Merza)

3 continued 4 SECOND RACE LINGFIELD (TV CH4) TURF TRW 116 137 124 122 119 (Av 124) 6 MIDSUMMER 3 8-8 106 p ch.f. Kingmambo (USA) 125 – Modena (USA) (Roberto (USA) 131) [2002 NR :: 2003 11m 103 + M 2.15 THE BET ATTHERACES ON 0800 083 83 83 1m3f176y 11.1m* Apr 21] half-sister to several winners, notably high-class 7f (at 2 yrs) to 11/4m (Eclipse) winner Elmaamul (by Diesis) and very smart 7f (at 2 yrs, when also won OAKS TRIAL (Listed) (A) Fillies’ Mile) to 11/2m (Oaks) winner Reams of Verse (by ): dam unraced half- £50,000 3yo fillies sister to smart 7f/1m performer Zaizafon, herself dam of Zafonic: 5/1, promising debut to win 9-runner maiden at Kempton by 21/2 lengths (value 4) from Gold Medallist, leading halfway: will stay 11/2m: entered in Ribblesdale: sure to improve and looks a 1 CHORAL CHIMES (JPN) 3 8-8 (blinkers) useful performer in the making. (94Ke11m) 2 98 b.f. Sunday Silence (USA) – Polent (Polish Precedent (USA) 131) [2002 7m 8m :: 12m W H. R. A. CECIL T. Quinn Drawn 8 2003 12m* 12m5 Apr 23] leggy filly: fair form: won maiden at Folkestone in April by 12m 96 + M Green, pink sash and cap, white sleeves (Mr K. Abdulla) 8m’ 93 M 5 lengths from Swiftmix, dictating pace: favourite, beaten in matter of strides when 7m’ 93 + M well held in minor event at Catterick next time, hanging left: will stay at least 13/4m: 7 RICH AFFAIR 3 8-8 raced only on good to firm ground: entered in Ribblesdale. (81’Nm7m 76’Ya8m 70Fo12m) 94 p br.f. Machiavellian (USA) 123 – Much Too Risky 87 ( 136) [2002 7m Aug 17 :: 7m’ 94 M D. R. LODER L. Dettori Drawn 3 2003 NR] sister to useful 11/4m winner L’Affaire Monique and smart 1m to 13.5f Maroon, white sleeves, maroon cap, white star (Sheikh Mohammed) winner Whitewater Affair and half-sister to several winners, including very smart 7f (at 2 yrs) to 11/2m winner Little Rock (by Warning): dam 2-y-o 7f/1m winner: 25/1, 4 2 CIEL 3 8-8 98 p lengths seventh of 15 to Almaviva in maiden at Newmarket last August: entered in b.f. Rainbow Quest (USA) 134 – River Cara (USA) 86 (Irish River (FR) 131) [2002 8m* 8m’ 97 + M Ribblesdale: should do better. (81’Nm7m) Sep 19 :: 2003 NR] second foal: half-sister to 2001 2-y-o 9.4f winner Araglin (by SIR MICHAEL STOUTE K. Fallon Drawn 2 Sadler’s Wells): dam, French 2-y-o 1m winner, granddaughter of winner Yellow, black hoop and armlets, red cap (Mr J. M. Greetham) Fatah Flare: 6/5, won 4-runner maiden at Yarmouth last September by neck from Golano, hampered early but quickening well to lead 1f out: will be suited by 11/4m+: 8 SANTA SOPHIA (IRE) 3 8-8 entered in Oaks: should improve. (40’Ya8m) 3 109 gr.f. Linamix (FR) 127 – Samara (IRE) 108 (Polish Patriot (USA) 128) [2002 7m 7m :: 10g 100 + M M. L. W. BELL R. Hughes Drawn 7 2003 10g* Apr 7] small filly: second foal: dam, miler, half-sister to smart middle- 7m’ 87 M Straw, black cap (Lord Hartington) distance stayer Lille Hammer: fairly useful performer: improved form when winning 7m’ 103 + M 14-runner event at Windsor on reappearance readily by 2 lengths from Gold Medallist, 3 FLYING WANDA 3 8-8 disputing pace and keeping on well: should stay 11/2m: acts on good to firm going: 2 104 p b.f. Alzao (USA) 117 – Royal York 75 (Bustino 136) [2002 7m 8m* Sep 3 :: 2003 NR] 8m’ 98 M entered in Ribblesdale. (91’Go7m 83Wi10g 69’Sb7m) quite good-topped filly: second foal: dam, 11/4m/11/2m winner (also winning 7m’ 104 + M J. L. DUNLOP Drawn 4 hurdler/chaser), out of half-sister to high-class performer up to 11/2m Kirtling: landed Mcalpine tartan, gold cap (Nigel & Carolyn Elwes) odds in 5-runner maiden at Yarmouth last September by 2 lengths from Choral Chimes, dictating pace and responding well when challenged: should stay at least 9 SINDY (USA) 3 8-8 11/4m: entered in Oaks and Ribblesdale: useful performer in the making. (90’Nm7m 101 b.f. A P Indy (USA) 131 – Dance Design (IRE) 119 (Sadler’s Wells (USA) 132) [2002 8s’ 98 G3 81’Ya8m) 7g2 8s Oct 22 :: 2003 NR] lengthy, good-bodied filly: first foal: dam Irish 7f (at 2 yrs) 7g’ 101 + M J. NOSEDA D. Holland Drawn 9 to 11/2m (Irish Oaks) winner: fairly useful form: backward, 31/2 lengths second of 7 to Mauve and pink check, white sleeves (Sir Robert Ogden) Summitville in 2-y-o maiden at Newmarket: seventh of 8 in Prix des Reservoirs at Deauville 3 months later: should stay at least 11/4m: entered in Ribblesdale: probably 4 HEAVENLY BAY (USA) 3 8-8 capable of better. (86’Nm7g) 3 3 105 b.f. Rahy (USA) 115 – Bevel (USA) (Mr Prospector (USA)) [2002 NR :: 2003 9.7g 6m 8g 105 L P. F. I. COLE Dane O’Neill Drawn 6 8g2 Apr 30] workmanlike filly: sixth living foal: half-sister to 1m winner Bevier (by 6m 91 M Yellow, royal blue cross of lorraine, armlets and cap (Mr M. Arbib) Nashwan): dam, French 1m winner, out of half-sister to Ajdal, Formidable and to the 10g 83 M dam of Arazi and Noverre: placed in maidens at Folkestone and Pontefract then listed race at Ascot: best effort (fairly useful form) when 1/2-length second of 5 to impressive Fantasize on last-named course, keeping on: should stay 11/4m: got worked up at start on debut. (84As8g 77Po6m 52Fo10g) BET ATTHERACES ON 0800 083 83 83 OAKS TRIAL (3-y-o fillies) (Lingfield 1m3f176y) C. E. BRITTAIN K. Darley Drawn 1 1997 100 Crown of Light 8-8: 11/2 M R Stoute O Peslier 5 White, light blue chevron, light blue and white striped cap (Sheikh Marwan Al 1998 96 Bristol Channel 8-8: 9/4f B W Hills D Holland 6 Maktoum) 1999 114+ Ramruma 8-8: 8/15 H R A Cecil K Fallon 7 2000 104 Film Script 8-8: 7/1 R Charlton R Hughes 7 5 LA MOULINE (IRE) 3 8-8 (tongue strap) 2001 102 Doubled Crossed 8-8: 11/4 H R A Cecil T Quinn 3 3 121 p ch.f. Nashwan (USA) 135 – Lamarque (IRE) (Nureyev (USA) 131) [2002 7m 10.2f* :: 11f 115 + 86 2002 99 Birdie 8-8: 16/1 M L W Bell T Quinn 7 2003 10.5f* Apr 19] tall filly: has scope: good mover: first foal: dam unraced close 10f’ 106 + M * The Timeform Ratings (second column) are those recorded by the winner in the race and, unlike 7m’ 103 + L relative to Arc winner Carnegie out of Arc winner Detroit: third to Muqbil in listed the other Timeform Ratings published in this Card, are not adjusted to the weights carried, or for race at Newbury prior to landing odds in maiden at Bath at 2 yrs: well backed but still weight-for-age. The figure in the final column is the number of runners. green and reluctant to post, further improvement when winning 5-runner handicap at Haydock (tongue tied) on reappearance by head from Tiber, quickening well having allowed runner-up first run: will be suited by 11/2m+: has had 2 handlers/worn crossed noseband: entered in Oaks and Ribblesdale: already useful, and has more improvement in her. (109Ha11f 97’Nb7m 92’Ba10f) G. A. BUTLER E. Ahern Drawn 5 Emerald green, royal blue sleeves, white cap, emerald green spots (Mr R. E. Sangster)

5 6 THIRD RACE LINGFIELD (TV CH4) TURF TRW 116 110 117 115 103 (Av 112) 7 HUJA (IRE) 3 8-5 3 4 117 b.f. Alzao (USA) 117 – Nasanice (IRE) 97 (Nashwan (USA) 135) [2002 7d* 7m 8g Sep 8g’ 114 G1 2.45 THE CHARTWELL FILLIES’ STAKES 7f 28 :: 2003 NR] close-coupled filly: has a quick action: first foal: dam Irish 9f winner: 7m’ 117 + G3 useful form: won 15-runner maiden at Kempton at 2 yrs by short head from Tadris: 7d’ 92 + M (Listed) (A) ran well after when third of 8 to Geminiani in Prestige Stakes at Goodwood (bit slowly £32,000 3yo+ fillies and mares TWFA 3 9-6 away) and when fourth of 10 to Soviet Song in Fillies’ Mile at Ascot: may prove best around 1m: entered in Oaks, Ribblesdale and . (113’As8g 98’Go7m 69’Ke7d) 1 CURFEW 4 9-3 SIR MICHAEL STOUTE W. Supple Drawn 4 3 6 2 112 + b.f. Marju (IRE) 127 – Twilight Patrol 96 (Robellino (USA) 127) [2002 7m 6d 6g 7m 7m’ 101 + L Royal blue, white epaulets, striped cap (Mr Hamdan Al Maktoum) 7m2 7m* 7m* 7m* 7m 7m4 Oct 12 :: 2003 NR] useful performer: won 3 handicaps in 7m’ 102 + L second half of 2002: bit below form in listed races at Doncaster (first home of those 7m’ 111 + 86 7m’ 111 + 80 8 PRESTO VENTO 3 8-5 116 who raced on far side) and Ascot ( little) next 2 starts: stays 7f: yet to race on 7m’ 96 + 75 b.f. Air Express (IRE) 125 – Placement (Kris 135) [2002 5.1g* 5g* 5m* 5m6 6d 5.2f* 7m’ 99 75 8g 116 G1 extremes of going: has had tongue tied: on toes/mulish at start at Doncaster, reportedly 5g6 6m 6.5g3 6m :: 2003 7m 8g May 4] close-coupled filly: fluent mover: useful 7m 108 G3 due to coming into season: free-going sort: held up. (109’Ya7m 99’Sb7m 91’Ya7m) 6m’ 110 W performer: won 4 times at 2 yrs, including listed contest at Sandown (drifted left) and 6g’ 102 W J. R. FANSHAWE O. Urbina Drawn 2 Weatherby’s Super Sprint at Newbury (raced virtually alone): not discredited in Dubai 6m’ W Dark blue, beige and dark blue striped sleeves (Patrick Veitch (Bloodstock a/c)) Duty Free Stakes at Newbury and 1000 Guineas at Newmarket (sweating, ninth of 19 5g’ 107 G3 to ) this year: seems to stay 1m: acts on firm and good to soft going: 2 ENCHANTED 4 9-3 (tongue strap) entered in Golden Jubilee Stakes. (116’Nb5f 111Nm8g 107’As5m) 3 5 103 b.f. Magic Ring (IRE) 115 – Snugfit Annie 49 (Midyan (USA) 124) [2002 7m 7m* 7m 7m’ 95 + 86 R. HANNON Pat Eddery Drawn 1 7m6 7m Sep 28 :: 2003 NR] quite good-topped filly: fairly useful performer: won 7m’ 102 L Royal blue, grey sleeves, royal blue armlets, royal blue cap, grey star (Ian Wight,Mrs D 7m’ 101 + 86 handicap at Newmarket (edged left) last August: at least respectable efforts afterwards: 7m’ 103 82 M Wight,Major A Everett) will probably stay 1m: raced only on good/good to firm going. (97’Nm7m 87’Sb7m 7m’ 97 + 82 82’As7m) G. G. MARGARSON K. Darley Drawn 5 Red, royal blue epaulets (Norcroft Park Stud) CHARTWELL FILLIES’ STAKES (3-y-o+ fillies and mares) (Lingfield 7f) 3 ENTRAP (USA) 4 9-3 1997 98 Supercal 3-8-5: 6/1 D R C Elsworth Pat Eddery 7 2 117 b.f. Phone Trick (USA) – Mystic Lure 70 (Green Desert (USA) 127) [2002 6m* 6m 6f* 6f’ 107 + W 1998 98 Nanoushka 3-8-5: 4/1 R Hannon Pat Eddery 9 Jun 24 :: 2003 NR] big, rangy filly: useful performer: won minor events at Kempton 6m’ 117 W 1999 95+ Presumed 3-8-5: 7/4f P J Makin S Sanders 11 6m’ 108 + W (beat Bright Edge by 3 lengths) and Yarmouth (beat Simianna by 1/2 length) in 2002: 2000 106+ Hot Tin Roof 4-9-3: 13/2 T D Easterby K Fallon 13 good neck second to Purple Haze in similar race at Leicester in between, bit slowly 2001 100 Palace Affair 3-8-5: 5/2f G B Balding S Drowne 13 away: suffered injury to near-hind ankle after Yarmouth: best form at 6f: raced only on 2002 92+ Tempting Fate 4-9-3: 4/6f Saeed bin Suroor J P Spencer 8 good going or firmer: has idled. (112’Le6m 107’Ya6f 98’Ke6m) W. J. HAGGAS K. Fallon Drawn 6 Red, white sash, royal blue cap (Cheveley Park Stud)

4 MAMEYUKI 4 9-3 5 91 ? ch.f. Zafonic (USA) 130 – Musetta (IRE) 107 (Cadeaux Genereux 131) [2002 7m 8s :: 9d 82 L 2003 9d6 May 2] leggy filly: fairly useful performer, lightly raced: stiff tasks both starts 8s’ 84 L in 2002, and again when sixth of 10 to Aldora in listed race at Newmarket on 7m’ 91 G3 reappearance: may prove best around 1m: acts on good to firm going. (83Nm9d 75’Nm7m 49’Nm8s) C. E. BRITTAIN R. Hughes Drawn 7 Beige and light blue stripes, black sleeves and cap (Mr B. H. Voak) 5 MISS JINGLES 4 9-3 87 + b.f. Muhtarram (USA) 125 – Flamingo Times 60 (Good Times (ITY)) [2002 8.2d 11.6m 7m 92 ? W 8m 6f f6g* p7g5 6.1m3 7m 6.1g 6m5 f6g2 f7g4 f6g5 p7g p6g f8.5s6 p8g :: 2003 f6s f7s 7m 87 ? 87 2 4 p8g 81 61 p8g 7m 7.1m May 5] leggy filly: fair handicapper: won at Southwell in 2002: seemed f7s 67 65 to run very well when fourth of 14 to Craiova in minor event at Warwick last time, f6s 57 65 always close up and possibly flattered: saddle reportedly slipped penultimate start: p8g’ 81 ? W effective at 6f to 8.5f: acts on good to firm ground and all-weather: edged right latest start. (82Nm7m 68’Ch6g 53’Ke7m) J. A. GILBERT B. Reilly Drawn 8 White, black and white hooped sleeves and cap (Mr James A. Gilbert)

6 GLENVIEWS PURCHASE (IRE) 3 8-5 5 89 b.f. Desert Story (IRE) 115 – Whitethroat ( (USA) 129) [2002 6s 6m 5.7g* 6d 7g’ 94 ? L 7g5 Aug 20 :: 2003 NR] close-coupled filly: half-sister to 3 winners, including useful 6d’ 68 76 1/4 6g’ 85 M 7f (at 2 yrs) to 1 m winner Resplendent Star (by Northern Baby): dam lightly-raced 6m’ 71 ? M half-sister to Assert, Bikala and : fair performer: won maiden at Bath last July: 6s’ M 100/1, seemed to run well when fifth of 6 to Bourbonnais in listed race at York final start: should stay at least 1m. (75’Yo7g 66’Ba6g 54’Nm6d) A. BERRY S. Drowne Drawn 3 Purple, pink diamond and armlets, quartered cap (Mrs Mary Shaughnessy)

7 8 FOURTH RACE LINGFIELD (TV CH4) TURF TRW 131 135 131 137 144 (Av 136) 6 TITUREL 3 8-7 4 2 123 b.c. Amfortas (IRE) 115 – Musetta (IRE) 107 (Cadeaux Genereux 131) [2002 7g 8s :: 10m 123 G3 3.15 THE BET ATTHERACES ON 0800 083 83 83 1m3f176y 2003 8g3 10m4 10m4 Apr 25] big, lengthy colt: useful form: good efforts in minor event 10m 118 W 8g 112 W at Newbury (fourth to Strength ‘n Honour, dictating pace) and Classic Trial at 8s’ 105 + M DERBY TRIAL STAKES (Group 3) (A) Sandown (fourth to Shield, held up and plugging on despite tending to wander) last 7g’ 100 ? W £60,000 3yo colts and geldings 2 starts: will stay 11/2m: acts on good to firm ground, shaped well on soft: edged right final 2-y-o start: entered in Dante, Derby, King Edward VII and Eclipse Stakes. (113’Nb8s 112Sa10m 104Nb10m) 1 FOODBROKER FOUNDER 3 8-7 115 p C. E. BRITTAIN K. Fallon Drawn 5 ch.c. Groom Dancer (USA) 128 – Nemea (USA) 97 (The Minstrel (CAN) 135) [2002 9m 115 84 Beige and light blue stripes, black sleeves and cap (Mr B. H. Voak) 7.1d4 7d3 8f2 8g* 8g :: 2003 9m* Apr 21] lengthy colt: has scope: fairly useful 8g’ 84 8g’ 105 + M performer: won maiden at Salisbury in 2002: improved to win 15-runner handicap at 8f’ 97 M Kempton on reappearance by neck from Doc Watson, leading well inside final 1f: will 7d’ 97 + M be suited by 11/4m+ (dam stayed 2m): acts on firm and good to soft ground: entered in 7d’ 96 + M Dante, Derby and King Edward VII Stakes: should continue to progress. (110Ke9m 95’Ke8f BET ATTHERACES ON 0800 083 83 83 DERBY TRIAL STAKES (3-y-o colts and geldings) 92’Sb8g) (Lingfield 1m3f176y) D. R. C. ELSWORTH T. Quinn Drawn 6 1997 116+ 8-7: 5/4f J L Dunlop Pat Eddery 5 Brown and white (quartered), brown sleeves, white cap (Food Brokers Ltd) 1998 110 High-Rise 8-7: 15/8 L M Cumani L Dettori 6 1999 112+ Lucido 8-7: 3/1 J L Dunlop T Quinn 5 2 FRANKLINS GARDENS 3 8-7 2000 110 Saddler’s Quest 8-7: 10/3f G A Butler K Darley 8 2 126 p b.c. (USA) 133 – Woodbeck 90 ( 124) [2002 7m 7.2g* :: 2003 10.1m* 10m 126 W 2001 116 Perfect Sunday 8-7: 11/8f B W Hills R Hughes 8 Apr 23] second foal: half-brother to useful 7f (including at 2 yrs) winner Polar Ben (by 7g’ 101 + M 2002 123 Bandari 8-7: 11/4 M Johnston K Darley 6 Polar Falcon): dam, 7f winner, out of half-sister to Prix de Diane winner Madam Gay: 7m’ 99 + M useful form, winning maiden at Ayr at 2 yrs and valuable 4-runner minor event at Epsom on reappearance, rallying gamely to beat Gala Sunday short head in latter: not sure to stay 11/2m: raced only on good/good to firm ground: entered in Dante, Derby and King Edward VII Stakes: probably remains capable of better still. (96Ep10m 84’Ya7m 59’Ay7g) M. H. TOMPKINS D. Holland Drawn 2 Dark green and purple diamonds, purple sleeves, quartered cap (Mrs M. Barwell)

3 LET ME TRY AGAIN (IRE) 3 8-7 5 108 p b.c. Sadler’s Wells (USA) 132 – Dathiyna (IRE) (Kris 135) [2002 7.1m 7g 8s :: 2003 12g 108 75 p10g2 p12g* 11.6g* Apr 14] good-bodied colt: fairly useful form: won 15-runner p12g 97 + M p10g 100 + 73 maiden at Lingfield in February by 3 lengths from My Galliano and 19-runner 8s’ 88 + M handicap at Windsor in April by 3 lengths from Makulu: will stay 13/4m: acts on 7g’ 99 M polytrack: entered in Derby and King Edward VII Stakes: remains capable of better. 7m’ 83 + M (107Wi12g 79’Sa7m 72’Le7g) T. G. MILLS Pat Eddery Drawn 4 Maroon, gold sleeves, light blue cap (Mr T. G. Mills)

4 RAINWASHED GOLD 3 8-7 2 129 b.c. Rainbow Quest (USA) 134 – Welsh Autumn 107 (Tenby 125) [2002 7m 8m* 9m 129 W 8.1m2 8m2 8m2 :: 2003 9m* Apr 19] smallish, sturdy colt: useful performer: runner- 8m’ 123 L 8m’ 128 L up last 3 starts at 2 yrs, in minor event at Sandown and listed races at Goodwood and 8m’ 117 + W Ascot (beaten 31/2 lengths by Big Bad Bob): odds on, easily beat Pinkerton by 11 8m’ 117 + M lengths in 3-runner minor event at Kempton on reappearance, dictating pace: will stay 7m’ 106 + M at least 11/4m: raced only on good to firm going: wore blanket for stall entry at Ascot: effective held up or making running: entered in King Edward VII Stakes. (121’As8m 121’Go8m 107’Sa8m) MRS A. J. PERRETT R. Hughes Drawn 1 Green, pink sash and cap, white sleeves (Mr K. Abdulla) 5 SHANTY STAR (IRE) 3 8-7 121 p gr.c. Hector Protector (USA) 124 – Shawanni 105 (Shareef Dancer (USA) 135) [2002 12m 110 + W 7.2s 10f* :: 2003 12m* Apr 23] big, lengthy, good-bodied colt: half-brother to 2001 2- 10f’ 106 + M y-o 5f winner Twilight Sonnet (by Exit To Nowhere) and 7f/1m winner Mystic Man 7s’ 83 M (by Cadeaux Genereux), both fairly useful: dam, 7f winner at 2 yrs, out of Rockfel Stakes winner and 1000 Guineas third Negligent: useful form: won maiden at Pontefract at 2 yrs: burly, won minor event at Catterick on reappearance by 21/2 lengths from Inchberry, responding gamely after being driven to lead 2f out: will stay 13/4m: entered in Derby and King Edward VII Stakes: will improve further, and should win more races. (107’Po10f 98Ct12m 39’Ay7s) M. JOHNSTON K. Darley Drawn 3 Royal blue, white chevron, light blue cap (Maktoum Al Maktoum)

9 10 FIFTH RACE LINGFIELD (TV CH4) TURF 6 BONUS (IRE) 3 8-8 (inc 7lb ex) 2 5 125 b.c. Cadeaux Genereux 131 – Khamseh 85 (Thatching 131) [2002 6d 6d 6s :: 2003 92 3.45 THE TOTE SCOOP6 SPRINT 6f 6g3 6g2 6m* 6g* May 4] big, strong, angular colt: useful performer: 5-length winner of 6g 123 + 86 6m 111 + M maiden at Newmarket in April and handicap at Salisbury in May: beat The Kiddykid 6g 99 72 (SHOWCASE HANDICAP) (B) in 11-runner event for latter, travelling strongly up with pace before going readily 6g 87 M clear: raced only at 6f: acts on good to firm going: well treated under a penalty, and 6s’ 94 M £60,000 3yo (Rated 0-105) 6d’ 96 + M should continue to run well. (122Sb6g 113Nm6m 97’Wi6d) R. HANNON R. Hughes Drawn 3 1 THE BONUS KING 3 9-7 Light blue, dark blue armlets, dark blue cap (Highclere Racing VII) 2 2 3 5 113 b.c. Royal Applause 124 – Selvi (Mummy’s Pet 125) [2002 5g 5d* 6d* 5m 6g 6m 105 :: 2003 5f Apr 19] strong, angular, good-topped colt: has a fluent action: useful 5f 92 L 7 ON THE BRINK 3 8-6 performer: won maiden at Ripon and listed race at Epsom at 2 yrs: good efforts after 6m’ 97 G2 2 111 6g’ 113 + G3 b.f. Mind Games 121 – Ocean Grove (IRE) 84 (Fairy King (USA)) [2002 5m 5g* 5g* 90 when placed behind Baron’s Pit in Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot (beaten head) and 5m’ 109 + G3 5m :: 2003 5.5m4 5f6 Apr 19] useful-looking filly: good mover: fairly useful performer: 5f 109 L 6d’ 99 + L Mister Links in July Stakes at Newmarket: off 9 months (reportedly very sick at end 1/2 5m 111 91 5d’ 83 + M won minor event at Thirsk and listed contest at Beverley in first half of 2002: off 9 5m’ 105 G3 of last year), looked and ran as if needing reappearance: will prove best at 5f/6f: acts months, at least creditable efforts behind No Time in handicap at Ascot (reared 5g’ 105 + L on good to firm and good to soft going: races up with pace: game. (103’As5m 94’Ep6d leaving stall) and listed event at Haydock, in latter outpaced and late headway: will 5g’ 99 + W 5m’ 87 + M 91’Go6m) stay 6f: raced on good/good to firm going: wears crossed noseband. (107As5m 103’As5m M. JOHNSTON K. Darley Drawn 7 99’Th5g) Emerald green, royal blue hoop (Mrs Mo Done) T. D. EASTERBY T. Quinn Drawn 11 White, dark blue epaulets, dark blue and white halved sleeves, quartered cap (Mr T. 2 THE LORD 3 9-2 G. & Mrs M. E. Holdcroft) 3 113 b.c. Averti (IRE) 117 – Lady Longmead (Crimson Beau 124) [2002 5s* 5m 5.1f* 5m 100 5.1f* 6m 6s2 6v5 :: 2003 5g 5f2 6g Apr 30] close-coupled, quite good-topped colt: has 6g L RONNIE FROM DONNY (IRE) 3 8-1 5f 113 L 8 a quick action: useful performer: won 3 times in 2002, including nursery at Chester: 3 114 5g 82 105 b.c. Eagle Eyed (USA) 111 – New Rochelle (IRE) 65 (Lafontaine (USA) 117) [2002 5s 85 creditable head second of 14 to No Time in listed event at Haydock in April, edging 6v’ 104 L 5s6 f5g2 5m 5.1f4 6g 7m f6s f6g* f6s2 :: 2003 f6g* f6s f6g 5d3 5.5m3 6m 5m5 Apr 25] 5m 114 85 left final 1f and headed only on line: held up, ran as though all wasn’t well last time: 6s’ 114 104 6m 97 85 6m’ 86 + W sturdy, useful-looking colt: fairly useful handicapper: won at Southwell in January: 5m 114 85 stays 6f: acts on firm and soft ground: usually races prominently. (100’Ch5f 98’Nm5m creditable efforts 3 of last 4 starts, fifth of 9 to Move It at Sandown last time, staying 5d 114 85 91Ha5f) on from rear: effective at 5f/6f: acts on firm ground, soft and fibresand: raced freely f6g 104 88 f6s 95 84 W. G. M. TURNER A. Quinn (5) Drawn 10 penultimate start. (111As5m 106Nc5d 97Sa5m) Black, yellow sash, yellow cap (Mrs M. S. Teversham) B. ELLISON W. Supple Drawn 2 Yellow, royal blue hoops, yellow sleeves, royal blue armlets and cap (Mr Keith 3 AVENING 3 8-12 Middleton) 3 111 br.c. Averti (IRE) 117 – Dependable (Formidable (USA) 125) [2002 5.2d 5m* 6.1v 96 5.1d3 5.1f2 5g* 5g 6f 6m3 6g2 6m 6s :: 2003 5m Apr 25] useful-looking colt: useful 5m 108 99 9 AWARDING 3 7-13 performer: won maiden at Leicester and nursery at Goodwood last summer: 6s’ L 116 p 6m’ 88 ? W ch.c. Mark of Esteem (IRE) 137 – Monaiya (Shareef Dancer (USA) 135) [2002 6d 6s 83 respectable seventh of 9 to Move It in handicap at Sandown on reappearance: 6g’ 111 L p5g* :: 2003 5m2 Apr 25] good-topped colt: half-brother to several winners, including 5m 114 + 82 effective at 5f/6f: acts on firm going: has worn crossed noseband: went right leaving 6m’ 109 W 1 p5g’ 106 + M 6f’ 105 L useful 7f (at 2 yrs) and 1 /4m winner Musetta (by Cadeaux Genereux) and fairly useful (104’Go5g 103’Do6m 92’Ba5f) 6s’ 90 ? M stall (tongue tied) fourth 2-y-o start. 6f winner Fiametta (by Primo Dominie): dam French winner around 1m: fairly useful 6d’ 70 + M R. HANNON R. L. Moore (3) Drawn 4 form: won maiden at Lingfield last November by 11/2 lengths from Tripti: good 11/4 Royal blue and white diamonds, white sleeves, royal blue armlets, quartered cap (Mr lengths second of 9 to Move It on handicap debut at Sandown on reappearance, held D. J. Deer) up after slow start and running on well: should stay 6f: acts on polytrack and good to firm going: tongue tied 2 starts prior to latest: should improve further. (97Sa5m 64’Nb6s 4 HIT’S ONLY MONEY (IRE) 3 8-10 119 p 62’Wi6d) br.g. Hamas (IRE) 125§ – Toordillon (IRE) 69 (Contract Law (USA) 108) [2002 NR :: 94 R. F. JOHNSON HOUGHTON D. Kinsella (3) Drawn 1 2003 6g4 6m* 6m* 6m* Apr 26] 16,000 2-y-o: workmanlike gelding: second foal: dam 6m 114 + 83 Black, red chevron, sleeves and cap (Anthony Pye-Jeary And Mel Smith) 1/2 6m 106 + 76 Irish 1 m winner: progressive form: landed odds in seller at Leicester then easily 6m 97 + S won handicaps at Kempton (18 ran, by 11/4 lengths from Override) and Ripon, all in 6g 83 + M 10 VIGOROUS (IRE) 3 7-12 April: looked in tremendous shape last time when beating Young Mr Grace 4 120 p b.f. Danetime (IRE) 121 – Merrily 73 (Sharrood (USA) 124) [2002 5m :: 2003 6m* 5m* 82 impressively by 4 lengths in 9-runner event, leading halfway and eased: raced only at Apr 28] first foal: dam, disappointing sprint maiden, half-sister to useful sprinter 5m 117 + W 6f on good ground or firmer: already useful, and seems sure to do better still. (114Ri6m 6m 111 M Deep Finesse and to dam of smart sprinter Halmahera: fairly useful form, winning 5m’ 92 M 100Ke6m 95Le6m) maiden at Folkestone and minor event at Hamilton, both in April: beat Nathan Brittles P. A. BLOCKLEY K. Fallon Drawn 9 by 9 lengths in latter, quickening clear over 1f out: will prove best at 5f/6f: should Light blue and yellow (quartered), chevrons on sleeves, yellow cap (Mr Clive Whiting) continue to progress. (87Hm5m 86’Wi5m 81Fo6m) M. R. CHANNON C. Catlin Drawn 5 5 MOVE IT 3 8-8 Purple (Team Havana) 5 117 p ch.c. Cadeaux Genereux 131 – Midnight Shift (IRE) 73 (Night Shift (USA)) [2002 6s 92 6d 6v5 :: 2003 5.1f* 6g* 5m* Apr 25] sturdy colt: second foal: dam, 6f winner, half- 5m 111 + 84 WAGES 3 7-12 (7-10) 6g 106 + 74 11 sister to very smart sprinter Owington: raced only on going softer than good in 3 4 109 5f 105 + 68 b.g. Lake Coniston (IRE) 131 – Green Divot (Green Desert (USA) 127) [2002 6d 6s p6g 82 maidens at 2 yrs: much improved form to win handicaps at Bath (6 ran), Windsor (19 6v’ 68 M p7g2 p6g* :: 2003 p7g Jan 11] fairly useful performer: won maiden at Lingfield last p7g 105 81 1 6d’ 79 M ran) and Sandown (9 ran) this year: beat Awarding by 1 /4 lengths for latest success, 1/2 p6g’ 109 M 6s’ 97 + M December by length from Zeuss: not discredited in handicap there last time: p7g’ 103 + M travelling strongly and quickening on well over 1f out under just hands and heels: effective at 6f/7f: acts on polytrack: sometimes races freely. (79’Wi6d 61’Nb6s) p6g’ 106 + M will prove best at 5f/6f: acts on firm going: useful performer in the making. (98Wi6g A. M. HALES E. Creighton (5) Drawn 8 6s’ 88 ? M 96Ba5f 95Sa5m) Royal blue, white star, royal blue sleeves, white stars and stars on cap (Mr Andrew L. 6d’ 89 M R. CHARLTON S. Drowne Drawn 6 Cohen) Yellow, black diamond and sleeves, red cap (Mountgrange Stud)

11 12 12 MR MALARKEY (IRE) 3 7-12 (7-7) 112 SIXTH RACE LINGFIELD TURF TRW 92 92 91 85 99 (Av 92) b.g. Pivotal 124 – Girl Next Door 58 (Local Suitor (USA) 128) [2002 f6f p7g :: 2003 6g 82 1 6f* 6.1m* Apr 21] plain gelding: half-brother to unreliable 5f winner Maritun Lad (by 6m 112 70 4.15 THE TESTERS OF EDENBRIDGE 1 /4m59y 6f 103 + M Presidium): dam 6f winner, including at 2 yrs: fairly useful form: blinkered, much 6g 85 M improved to win maiden at Thirsk and handicap at Nottingham within 11 days in p7g’ M MAIDEN STAKES (D) April: beat Moyanna 21/2 lengths in 19-runner event for latest success, making all f6f’ M £6,000 added 3yo+ TWFA 4 9-13, 3 9-2 towards far rail: will prove best at 5f/6f: acts on firm going: tried in cheekpieces. (105No6m 87Th6f 80Do6g) MRS C. A. DUNNETT J. Mackay Drawn 12 1 RAVENGLASS (USA) 4 9-12 6 2 74 Pink, black cross belts and cap (Mrs Christine Dunnett) b.c. Miswaki (USA) 124 – Urus (USA) (Kris S (USA)) [2002 8.3d 10s Oct 23 :: 2003 10s’ 74 M NR] fair form in 3 maidens: sold from J. Gosden 38,000 gns after final outing in 2002: 8d’ 55 M stays 11/4m: raced only on good to soft/soft going. (53’No10s 24’Wi8d) J. G. M. O’SHEA R. Havlin Drawn 7 Light blue, red braces, sleeves and star on cap (Mr K. W. Bell)

2 FLAME ROYALE (IRE) 4 9-7 ch.f. Ali-Royal (IRE) 127 – Paradise Forum 78 (Prince Sabo 123) [2002 NR :: 2003 NR] fifth foal: dam 2-y-o 5f winner. C. A. HORGAN S. Whitworth Drawn 10 Yellow, large purple spots and spots on sleeves, purple cap, yellow spots (Mrs B. Sumner)

3 BORREGO (IRE) 3 8-11 b.c. Green Desert (USA) 127 – Pripet (USA) 86 (Alleged (USA) 138) [2002 NR :: 2003 NR] brother to useful 1997 2-y-o 5.5f (Prix Robert Papin)/6f winner Greenlander and 2001 2-y-o 6f winner Yaselda and half-brother to 13/4m winner Priluki (by Lycius): dam, 2m winner, sister to 1000 Guineas/Oaks winner Midway Lady. C. E. BRITTAIN K. Fallon Drawn 1 White, light blue chevron, light blue and white striped cap (Sheikh Marwan Al Maktoum) 4 CURLEW RIVER (IRE) 3 8-11 – b.g. Alhaarth (IRE) 126 – Sudden Interest (FR) (Highest Honor (FR) 124) [2002 8g Oct 2 :: 2003 NR] fourth foal: half-brother to fairly useful 2000 2-y-o 6f winner There’s Two (by Ashkalani) and 11/4m winner After The Blue (by ): dam, French 9f and 10.5f winner, half-sister to very smart 11/4m winner Sudden Love: 20/1, well held in Salisbury maiden last October. (29’Sb8g) D. R. C. ELSWORTH Dane O’Neill Drawn 11 Light blue, yellow hooped sleeves, black and yellow check cap (Mrs A. J. K. Dunn) 5 EARLSFIELD RAIDER 3 8-11 70 ch.g. Double Trigger (IRE) 123 – Harlequin Walk (IRE) 57 (Pennine Walk 120) [2002 10d 70 + M NR :: 2003 10d6 Apr 28] first foal: dam, 1m to 11/2m winner (also successful over hurdles), half-sister to useful 2000 2-y-o sprinter Bram Stoker: 66/1, showed ability when 61/2 lengths sixth of 20 to Desert Quest in maiden at Windsor, keeping on at one pace: bred to stay 11/2m. (37Wi10d) R. J. O’SULLIVAN A. Quinn (5) Drawn 3 Light green, black armlets (Mrs R. J. Doorgachurn) 6 HOLLYWEST (FR) 3 8-11 – ch.g. Sillery (USA) 122 – Hollywood Trick (USA) (Caro 133) [2002 8.2v p8g Nov 27 :: 2003 NR] sixth foal: closely related to French winner around 11/2m Special Effect (by Groom Dancer): dam French 10.5f winner: slowly away and well held in 2 maidens at 2 yrs: gelded afterwards. (19’No8v) R. M. BECKETT D. Sweeney Drawn 12 Grey, maroon star and star on cap (The Lamprell Partnership) 7 HUMID CLIMATE 3 8-11 68 p ch.c. (IRE) 129 – Pontoon 89 (Zafonic (USA) 130) [2002 8g Oct 2 :: 2003 8g’ 68 M NR] first foal: dam, 2-y-o 7f winner on only outing, half-sister to smart performer up to 9f in Britain/USA Wharf: 20/1 and green, never-dangerous seventh to Foodbroker Founder in maiden at Newbury last autumn: likely to do better. (51’Sb8g) MRS A. J. PERRETT R. Hughes Drawn 13 Green, pink sash and cap, white sleeves (Mr K. Abdulla)

13 14 8 SAHNOUR 3 8-11 SEVENTH RACE LINGFIELD TURF 5 75 ch.c. Singspiel (IRE) 133 – Carmita (Caerleon (USA) 132) [2002 NR :: 2003 10m 11m 75 M 11.1m2 Apr 28] 21,000Y: neat colt: sixth foal: closely related to useful 9.7f winner 10m 73 + M 4.45 THE OCS GROUP LADIES STAKES 7f Chai Walla (by In The Wings) and half-brother to 2 winners, including useful 7.5f (in UAE)/1m winner Claranet (by Arazi): dam French 11/2m listed winner: fair form in (HANDICAP) (LADY AMATEUR RIDERS) (E) maidens at Leicester and Hamilton, 11/2 lengths second of 5 to easy winner Fantastic £5,200 added 3yo+ (Rated 0-75) TWFA 3 11-6 Love in latter: stays 11f. (44Le10m 39Hm11m) M. R. CHANNON C. Catlin Drawn 9 Dark green, yellow sash, white sleeves, yellow and dark green quartered cap 1 GEORGE STUBBS (USA) 5 11-7 92 (Greenfield Stud) b. or br.g. Affirmed (USA) – Mia Duchessa (USA) ( (CAN) 138) [2002 8.1d 72A 8.5s6 8.3s2 7.9d 8f 8g* 8.5d 8m2 p8g2 f8.5g p8g3 p10g Dec 11 :: 2003 NR] leggy, quite p10g’ 71 73 p8g’ 88 + 73 9 SAN HERNANDO 3 8-11 good-topped gelding: fairly useful performer: won claimer at Ripon last August: f8g’ 52 + 74 74 creditable fourth (promoted) to disqualified Alchemist Master at Lingfield p8g’ 88 72 b.g. Hernando (FR) 127 – Sandrella (IRE) (Darshaan 133) [2002 8s 8d Oct 30 :: 2003 8d’ 69 M penultimate start, but disappointing favourite there final one: stays 11/4m: acts on all- 8m’ 91 70 NR] leggy, quite attractive gelding: shows knee action: first foal: dam unraced half- 8s’ 74 + M 9d’ 63 + 72 sister to high-class 11/4m/11/2m performer Storming Home: fair form in maidens at weather, soft and good to firm going: often makes running. (88’Ha8d 86’As8m 84’Ri8g) Leicester and Yarmouth last October: gelded afterwards: should do better at 11/4m+. N. P. LITTMODEN Mrs Emma Littmoden (3) Drawn 17 (50’Le8s 42’Ya8d) Royal blue, pink chevrons, royal blue cap (Mr Paul J. Dixon) E. A. L. DUNLOP S. Sanders Drawn 4 White, red hoops, dark blue sleeves and cap (The National Stud Owner-Breeders’ 2 SEEKING THE SUN (IRE) 4 11-6 5 85 Club) b. or br.g. Petardia 113 – Femme Savante 89 (Glenstal (USA) 118) [2002 7g 6d 7.1f 7s 71A :: 2003 8.3g 8g Apr 30] useful-looking gelding: fairly useful performer at 2 yrs: only 8g 65 74 fair form in handicaps in 2002: well held this term, though prominent long way in 8g 70 77 10 GRYNGOLETTE 3 8-6 (tongue strap) 73 p 7s’ 85 79A b. or br.f. Linamix (FR) 127 – Imperial Scholar (IRE) 94 (Royal Academy (USA) 130) competitive 1m event at Ascot last time: probably stays 7f: very best efforts on good 7f’ 75 84 8g 73 + M to soft going: failed to handle bend at Warwick once at 2 yrs. (78’Nm7g 72’Ha7f 69Wi8g) 6d’ 72 89 [2002 NR :: 2003 8.2g Apr 29] neat filly: second foal: dam, maiden (best effort at 7f), 7g’ 82 91 out of half-sister to French colts Splendid Moment (very smart at 1m/11/4m) and C. F. WALL Miss Melissa Scherer (5) Drawn 20 Grand Chelem (smart 2-y-o 1m winner): 33/1, eighth of 16 to Dame de Noche in Mauve, dark green sleeves, white cap (Mr G. D. Newton) maiden at Nottingham, slowly away and not knocked about: tongue tied/wore crossed (34No8g) 3 LOOKING FOR LOVE (IRE) 5 11-2 noseband/had 2 handlers: should improve. 5 5 87 G. A. BUTLER E. Ahern Drawn 2 b.m. Tagula (IRE) 116 – Mousseux (IRE) (Jareer (USA) 115) [2002 8s 7m f7g 8d 8.3d 67A Pink, black and white hooped sleeves (Mr & Mrs Michael C. Kwee) 7d2 7.1m3 7.1v3 7m3 7f2 7m3 7m2 7s :: 2003 7m3 Mar 29] leggy mare: fair handicapper: 7m 86 68 3/4 7s’ 81 69 creditable 2 lengths third of 15 to Night Kiss at Ascot on reappearance: has form at 7m’ 87 + 65 11 LARGO (IRE) 3 8-6 11/4m, but races mainly around 7f: acts on any turf going: often races prominently: 7m’ 83 + 65 7f’ 83 64 4 91 reliable. (83’Li7m 83’Cp7v 82’Nb7d) ch.f. Selkirk (USA) 129 – Lady of The Lake 104 (Caerleon (USA) 132) [2002 7m 7m 8d’ 91 M 7m’ 86 64A 7g2 8.3d2 Oct 28 :: 2003 NR] close-coupled, quite attractive filly: has a short action: 7g’ 91 M J. G. PORTMAN Miss E. Johnson Houghton Drawn 5 fairly useful maiden: made most when short-headed by La Muette at Windsor final 2- 7m’ 83 + M Grey, red epaulets, dark blue sleeves, grey and red hooped cap (Out To Grass 7m’ 78 M Partnership) y-o start: will stay at least 11/4m: reared leaving stall/veered right under pressure penultimate start. (75’Sb7m 68’Le7g 66’Nm7m) J. L. DUNLOP Pat Eddery Drawn 6 4 MASTER ROBBIE 4 10-13 4 91 White, black hoop and armlets, red cap, gold tassel (Capt. J. Macdonald-Buchanan) b.g. Piccolo 121 – Victoria’s Secret (IRE) 70 (Law Society (USA) 130) [2002 5m 5g 6g 64A 5g4 5g 5m 6m 5s 5v :: 2003 5g 7m2 7f5 8.5m Apr 23] tall, close-coupled gelding: fair 9m W 1/2 7f 83 + 65 12 DAVIS 3 8-6 performer nowadays: best effort this year when 1 lengths second of 7 to Ile Michel 7m 91 W 60 ? in minor event at Folkestone second start: stays easy 7f: acts on good to firm going. 5g 61 70 b.f. Swain (IRE) 134 – Exclusive Davis (USA) (Our Native (USA)) [2002 8.1g :: 2003 10g 60 M (91Fo7m 91’As5m 83Th7f) 5v’ 73 75 10g Apr 7] fourth foal: half-sister to a winner in USA by Crafty Prospector: dam, 8g’ W 5s’ 80 French 7.5f (at 2 yrs) to 11/4m winner, also won over jumps: off 6 months, seemingly M. R. CHANNON Ms T. Dzieciolowska (7) Drawn 12 better effort (modest form) when ninth to Santa Sophia in maiden at Windsor last Royal blue, light green epaulets, striped cap (Mr Alec Tuckerman) time, though never a factor. (46Wi10g 4’Sa8g) D. J. S. FFRENCH DAVIS T. Quinn Drawn 8 5 QUEL FONTENAILLES (FR) 5 10-13 6 ? Dark blue, white disc, diamonds on sleeves (B. Barrett A. Creighton P. Gallagher) b.h. Tel Quel (FR) 125 – Sissi Fontenailles (FR) (Pampabird 124) [2002 10g 10.5g 10g 64A 10v :: 2003 10g6 10g Apr 6] ex-French horse: first foal: dam unraced: fairly useful 10g 81 ? H performer at best: won maiden at Argentan at 2 yrs when trained by A. Lamotte 10v’ H 13 THINGMEBOB 3 8-6 85 p 10g’ H b.f. Bob Back (USA) 124 – Kip’s Sister (Cawston’s Clown 113) [2002 7g2 :: 2003 8d* d’Argy: raced mainly in handicaps of late, leaving M. Rolland after mid-division in 10g’ WA 8d 85 M 10g’ 92 H May 2] tall, unfurnished filly: has scope: half-sister to several winners, including 7g’ 85 + M 19-runner event at Longchamp last time: stays 13f: acts on heavy and good to firm useful Steenberg (7f winner at 2 yrs, by Flying Spur) and 6f (at 2 yrs) and 11/2m winner ground. Charlie’s Darling (by ): dam unraced: neck second of 4 to Peace Flag in L. A. DACE Miss L. Brewer (7) Drawn 9 Newmarket Challenge Cup last autumn, finishing well: landed odds by 10 lengths Brown, white spots, brown sleeves and cap (The Tuesday Syndicate) from sole rival Compton Eclipse in Newmarket Challenge Whip on reappearance: will BARRANTES 6 10-12 be suited by 11/4m+: entered in Oaks: should do better. (61Nm8d 21’Nm7g) 6 87 M. H. TOMPKINS D. Holland Drawn 5 b.m. Distant Relative 128 – Try 99 ( (USA) 130) [2002 p6g 63A Royal blue, white triple diamond, sleeves and cap (Mrs M. H. Tompkins) 7m6 8.3g 7g* 7m 6g2 6g3 7m 5d5 6m2 6g* 5m2 6m 5f6 6d Oct 14 :: 2003 NR] fair 6d’ 65 5f’ 87 66 performer: successful in 2002 in ladies handicap at Lingfield (this corresponding 6m’ 80 69 event) in May and minor event at Folkestone in August: best at 5f to easy 7f: acts on 5m’ 83 66A firm and good to soft ground: edged left penultimate start: often races prominently. 6g’ 71 + W 6m’ 89 62 (86’Nm6m 83’Nm6g 82’Wi5d) MISS S. WEST Ms D. Goad (5) Drawn 11 Emerald green, maroon epaulets and star on cap (Mr W. F. Sandercock)

15 16 7 HALCYON MAGIC 5 10-11 (blinkers) 13 ABUELOS 4 10-5 91 ? 6 82 b.g. Magic Ring (IRE) 115 – Consistent Queen 55 (Queen’s Hussar 124) [2002 p7g p6g 62A b.g. Sabrehill (USA) 120 – Miss Oasis 54 (Green Desert (USA) 127) [2002 p6g p7g* 56A 7m 7m4 6g* 6m6 6g 7m* 6m* 6f 6d 7d Oct 30 :: 2003 NR] sturdy gelding: fair 7d’ 64 7d2 8.3m p7g5 7g 8m :: 2003 p7g p7g p7g Apr 1] smallish, well-made gelding: fair p7g 75 58 6d’ 66 p7g 82 + 58 handicapper: won at Ripon last July and on consecutive days at Yarmouth in 6f’ 61A performer: won minor event at Lingfield in 2002: well held in handicaps there this p7g 77 61 September (first an apprentice race): effective at 6f/7f: acts on polytrack, firm and 6m’ 91 56 year, though better than result suggests first 2 starts and well backed last time: should 8m’ 63 good to soft going: usually blinkered: tends to hang: seems to go well with forcing 7m’ 82 56A stay 1m: acts on polytrack and probably on any turf going: held up. (76’Wi8m 71’Sb7d 7g’ 77 63 6g’ 56 p7g’ 85 + 64 tactics. (93’Ya6m 88’Ya7m 83’Ri6g) 65’Ep7g) MISS J. FEILDEN Miss Fiona Brown (7) Drawn 2 S. DOW Miss L. Keith (7) Drawn 4 Yellow, black star, yellow sleeves, black spots, black and white check cap (The Magic Black and pink stripes, hooped sleeves, pink cap (Mr J. Noonan) Partnership) 14 AGINCOURT WARRIOR 4 10-1 84 ? b.c. Distant Relative 128 – Careful (IRE) 59 (Distinctly North (USA) 115) [2002 6.1f :: 8 PRINCE DOMINO 4 10-11 ? 52A 5 7m 68 55 b.c. Primo Dominie 121 – Danzig Harbour (USA) (Private Account (USA)) [2002 7m 62A 2003 p6g f8.5g p7g 8m 7m Apr 21] good-topped colt: modest performer: best effort 4 8m 84 W 8f 7.1m 7f f8g 7s p7g :: 2003 p8g 7m May 3] leggy, useful-looking colt: fair at best 7m 66 66 this year when fifth of 18 to Mobo-Baco in minor event at Pontefract, fading: ran p7g 67 W p8g 64 58 poorly in handicap at Yarmouth next time: probably stays 1m: acts on polytrack and f8g 70 nowadays: no promise on reappearance, but met trouble in running in handicap at p7g’ 63 good to firm ground: visored last 2 starts. (85Po8m 54Ya7m) p6g 92 ? W Brighton last time: stays 7f: acts on firm and soft going: tried tongue tied: usually races 7s’ 70 6f’ 79 + W prominently. (86’Go7f 82’Nm7m 81’Sa7m) f8g’ W J. M. P. EUSTACE Miss Joanna Rees (5) Drawn 19 7f’ 95 ? 71 G. L. MOORE Miss J. Marshall (7) Drawn 14 Mauve, dark blue seams, mauve cap (Chris and Sallie Swan) Orange, brown and orange hooped sleeves, orange cap, brown star (Mrs Charles Sparrowhawk) 15 DIDNT TELL MY WIFE 4 9-13 3 4 88 ch.g. Aragon 118 – Bee Dee Dancer (Ballacashtal (CAN)) [2002 p7g f7g p7g 7.1m p7g 50A 9 DUNE SAFARI (IRE) 4 10-11 ? 8.1d6 8m 8g5 p7g 7m 7s :: 2003 p8g f8.5s p7g 7m Apr 21] unfurnished gelding: modest 7m 53 3 3 handicapper: ran poorly at Yarmouth last time: stays 1m: acts on all-weather, soft and p7g 88 + 57 br.f. Key of Luck (USA) 126 – Zafaaf 105 (Kris 135) [2002 10.1g 10.1m :: 2003 10m 62A f8s 60 Apr 26] tall filly: modest form in maidens at Newcastle at 3 yrs, looking on weak side: 10m M good to firm going: blinkered (very slowly away) once: sometimes edges left: none too p8g 93 62 10m’ 80 ? M consistent. (88’Sa8d 86’Ep7m 84’Le8g) 7s’ 79 + 57A left M. Johnston just 800 gns prior to tailed off in similar event at Leicester on 10g’ 77 ? M 7m’ 83 59 reappearance. (52’Nc10m 34’Nc10g 19Le10m) C. F. WALL Miss M. Sowerby (5) Drawn 18 M. A. ALLEN Miss A. Wallace (7) Drawn 8 Mauve, dark green sleeves, dark green cap, mauve star (Mr G. D. Newton) Pink, orange sash, orange cap (Mr B. M. Wallace) 16 RISQUE SERMON 5 9-12 (tongue strap) 90 b.g. Risk Me (FR) 127 – Sunday Sport Star 96 (Star Appeal 133) [2002 p6g3 p6g4 p7g 10 LOBOS (SWI) 4 10-9 87 49A 4 6d p6g 6d :: 2003 p6g6 6m May 3] quite good-topped gelding: modest handicapper: 6m 73 52 ch.g. Rainbow Quest (USA) 134 – Lady of Silver (IRE) (Caerleon (USA) 132) [2002 8m 60A 3 3 2 4 3 4 4 p6g 88 + 53 10m 8m 8.5m 8.2m p10g p8g p7g :: 2003 p7g p10g p7g p8g p7g 8.3d Apr 28] 8d 62 respectable reappearance when sixth of 13 to Lucayan Monarch at Lingfield, staying 6d’ 56 55 sparely-made gelding: fair maiden: well beaten after 2-month break last time, racing p7g 92 ? M on from rear: raced wide when below form next time (reportedly lost a shoe): best at p6g’ 58 p8g 83 64 5f/6f: acts on polytrack and firm going, well held on softer than good: tongue tied. 6d’ 61 freely: stays 1m: acts on polytrack, raced only on good to firm going on turf before p7g 80 + M p7g’ 63 latest start: consistent. (84’Sb8m 76’Ep9m 74’Nb8m) p10g 87 M (74Br6m 64’Go6d 38’Ep6d) p7g 87 65 S. DOW Miss L. J. Harwood (5) Drawn 13 MISS B. SANDERS Mrs D. Bell (7) Drawn 1 Purple, pink seams and sleeves, black cap (The Winning Hand) Yellow, red sleeves, light blue cap (Mr R. Lamb) 11 WAXWING 4 10-6 (visor and tongue strap) 88 17 ZINGING 4 9-11 86 § 6 2 b.g. Fraam 114 – Hi Hoh (IRE) (Fayruz 116) [2002 p5g p6g6 p7g3 p5g4 p7g4 p7g4 p6g3 b.f. Efisio 120 – Mountain Bluebird (USA) 79 (Clever Trick (USA)) [2002 f7s f6g 6g 57A 48A 5.1m* f6g2 5.7g 6g3 f7g2 8m3 p6g 6.1m 8m f6s f7g5 :: 2003 f7s f6s3 f7s2 f7g2 f5g4 7m 6g 71 + 58 6g 8f2 8.1d p7g6 7s5 7d 8m2 8d3 8d 8m 8f 7f 6m f9.4g p7g5 p7g6 :: 2003 p7g f8.5s2 p10g3 p6g 79 48 7m 79 59 p7g* p6g Apr 9] small, compact gelding: modest handicapper: ended long losing run p7g 86 46 6.1g Apr 29] lengthy filly: unimpressive mover: fair handicapper: won at Nottingham f5g 85 59 p10g 83 43 in 2002: 4 creditable efforts prior to below form last 2 starts (best forgiven latest when f7g 88 W when winning 16-runner event at Lingfield in March by neck from Superchief: not f8s 85 43 racing on unfavoured side): effective at 5f, barely at 1m: acts on firm going and f7s 88 58 discredited in similar event there last time: effective at 7f to easy 11/4m: acts on firm p7g 69 46A f6s 87 58 p7g’ 81 48 fibresand, probably on polytrack: usually visored/tongue tied of late: usually races going, soft and all-weather: tried visored/blinkered: sometimes races freely/edges prominently. (83’No5m 80’Ba6g 73As7m) right/finds little: unreliable. (87’Sb8m 80’Br8d 78’Nb7s) P. G. MURPHY Mrs S. Moore (3) Drawn 3 J. J. BRIDGER Miss C. Hannaford (3) Drawn 10 Royal blue and white diabolo, royal blue sleeves, white cap (The Golden Anorak White, dark blue cross belts, hooped sleeves, red cap (Mrs Julie Jenner) Partnership) 18 LUCID DREAMS (IRE) 4 9-11 (blinkers) 5 4 4 5 6 94 12 DIGGER (IRE) 4 10-6 (visor and tongue strap) b.g. Sri Pekan (USA) 117 – Scenaria (IRE) (Scenic 128) [2002 7.9g 8g 7f 7.9g 7m 48A 6 6 96 7g2 6m 7g4 :: 2003 f7g* f7g3 p7g3 Apr 1] rather leggy, good-topped gelding: modest p7g 94 + 53 ch.g. Danzig Connection (USA) – Baliana 75 (Midyan (USA) 124) [2002 6.1f 6g 6m 57A 4 3 3 4 f7g 92 + 53 7.1g f8s* f8g 8d :: 2003 p7g p7g p7g f7g f8.5g f8g Apr 7] big, workmanlike gelding: f8g 72 W handicapper: won at Wolverhampton in March, easily: creditable third next 2 starts, f7g 94 + 47 fair handicapper on turf, modest on all-weather: won at Southwell in 2002: left G. f8g 96 64 again travelling strongly when beaten 3/4 length by Tuscarora at Lingfield on latest: 7g’ 82 48 f7g 94 + 65 will prove at least as effective at 6f as 7f/1m: acts on firm going and all-weather: 6m’ 73 48 Balding after third start this year: creditable efforts next 2 starts, but disappointing last p7g 80 C 7g’ 82 44A time: will probably stay 11/4m: acts on fibresand, probably on polytrack: tried in visor, p7g 87 W blinkered this year: probably quirky. (86’Fo7g 75’Br7g 73’Re7f) p7g 84 69 blinkers and cheekpieces of late: usually tongue tied: has started slowly/carried head M. WIGHAM Miss L. Sheen (5) Drawn 16 awkwardly: withdrawn having unseated and bolted to post latest intended start. Purple, white epaulets, hooped sleeves, quartered cap (Reds Bar Four Partnership II) (84’Do6m 73’Wi6g 58’Ch6f) MISS GAY KELLEWAY Miss E. J. Jones Drawn 6 Emerald green, white hoops, emerald green and yellow hooped sleeves and cap (The Inside Rail)

17 18 continued 19 THE GAY FOX 9 9-9 (blinkers and tongue strap) 6 3 2 3 90 gr.g. Never So Bold 135 – School Concert 80 (Music Boy 124) [2002 p6g f6g p6g f6g 46A p6g2 p6g* p6g4 p6g2 6g3 7g 7g* 7d3 p6g3 p6g6 6g4 6m5 p6g 6g :: 2003 p6g p6g6 p7g f6s 6m 83 48 Saturday, May 10th 5 5 2 3 7f 90 S p8g p7g p6g p7g 7f 6m May 3] good-topped gelding: unimpressive mover: modest p7g 77 C performer: won handicaps at Lingfield and in Jersey in 2002: some creditable efforts p6g 89 S 4.30 5f Hcp Stakes 3.25 2m4f110y Hurdle p7g C BEVERLEY this year, including third of 17 to Jazzy Millennium in seller at Brighton penultimate 1 My American Beauty 9-11 93 TRW - - - 107 115 p8g 76 S 2.00 1m1f207y (S) Stakes 2 Cd Europe 9-10 98 1Buz Kiri 86 start: raced wide when below form there next time: stays 7f, not 1m: acts on all- TRW - - - - - 3 Beyond The Clouds 9-9 92 2 Dream On Willie 100 1 Good Loser 71 weather/any turf going: usually blinkered/visored, has worn cheekpieces: tongue tied: 4Pax 9-7 96 3 Great Oaks ? 2Landescent 79 ? usually slowly away. (96’Br7d 89’Go6g 87Br7f) 5Tommy Smith 9-6 91 § 4Laundmower – 3Pertemps Bianca 62 6 Matty Tun 9-6 95 5 Middleway ? B. G. POWELL Mrs R. Powell (7) Drawn 15 4 Cesare Borgia ? 7Kangarilla Road 9-6 98 p 6 Monolith 90 p Light blue, dark green seams, white cap (Mr Jack Green) 5Cottam Grange ? 8Penny Ha’penny 9-5 93 7 Needwood Merlin – 6 Debandy Boy ? 9 Time N Time Again 9-5 91 8Pachinco – 7 Deewaar 74 § 4 9-4 (blinkers) 10 Mitsuki 9-5 ? 9 Pharagon – 20 RATHMULLAN 8 Distinctlysplendid – 84 11 Grey Cossack 9-4 86 10 Tefi – ch.g. Bluegrass Prince (IRE) 110 – National Time (USA) (Lord Avie (USA)) [2002 8m 9Frank’s Quest 76 41A 12 Regal Song 9-3 ? 11 Albundy 98 6 5 10 French Risk 64 6g 7g p6g 7d 6m 7g :: 2003 p8g 6m Apr 15] workmanlike gelding: poor maiden: stays 6m 68 45A 13 Dizzy In The Head 9-0 93 12 Christinas Cottage p8g M 11 Gemeister – 7f: tried blinkered and in cheekpieces: looked hard ride in apprentice event final start 14 Travelling Times 9-0 ? 13 Kariba Dream 7g’ 84 47A 12 No Looking Back 62 15 Yorkie 9-0 ? 14 Littleton Zeus – in 2002. (76’Br7g 70’Sb6m 59’Li7g) 6m’ 84 M 13 Sir Night 70 16 Strensall 8-13 93 15 Red Square Dawn 94 7d’ M 14 Desert Loch ? E. A. WHEELER Miss Tara Pitman (7) Drawn 7 17 Fairgame Man 8-13 86 16 Tolcea – p6g’ 76 M 15 Green ‘n’ Gold 77 Yellow, red hoop, red cap (You’re Having A Laugh Racing Club) 18 Blackheath 8-8 95 17 Your My Angel 97 16 Phamedic 78 + 19 Sholto 8-8 95 3.55 2m110y Hcp Chase 2.30 5f Stakes 20 Laurel Dawn 8-7 92 TRW 119 127 105 124 126 (Av 120) 1Jordan’s Ridge 11-12 106 1Peruvian Chief 113 5.05 1m1f207y Hcp Stakes 2 Kimdaloo 11-11 102 2 Absent Friends 105 1Portacasa 11-7 81 3 Able Native 11-9 106 3 Danger Over 125 2 Kristal Forest 11-5 ? 4 Miss Ellie 11-5 4 Hidden Dragon 116 3 Rutland Chantry 11-5 76 5 Jamorin Dancer 11-1 97 ? 5 Dragon Flyer 117 4 Mexican 11-3 77 6Wayward Buttons 11-1 ? 6Funfair Wane ? 5 Kingsdon 10-10 78 7 Pharbeitfrome 11-0 100 + 7 Grasslandik 68 6 Border Terrier 10-8 77 8 River Rising 10-8 103 ? 8 Gruff 82 7 Our Glenard 10-7 83 9Tender Touch 10-5 100 9Prince Dayjur ? 8Rock Concert 10-6 84 10 Charter Royal 10-0 101 § 10 Le Meridien 87 9 Vrubel 10-5 ? 11 Gingerbread Man 10-0 – 11 Fair Spin 100 10 Lazzaz 10-4 88 ? 12 Merry Tina 10-0 88 12 Royal Beacon 117 11 Proud Western 10-0 77 13 Heroicus 10-0 12 Paradise Garden 9-13 81 13 Miss Ceylon 100 ? 4.25 2m110y (S) Hcp Hurdle 13 Rainstorm 9-9 84 1Rescator 11-12 93 3.00 2m35y Hcp Stakes 14 Prince Millennium 9-9 80 2 Hoh Invader 11-11 ? 1 Oops 9-10 80 15 Mischief 9-8 80 § 3 Highbank 11-10 98 § 2 Dance In The Day 9-8 87 16 Flat Stanley 9-8 79 + 4 Copplestone 11-7 100 3Ziggy Zen 9-7 79 17 Manikato 9-3 ? 5 Gospel Song 11-6 ? 4Lady Netbetsports 9-5 82 18 Impulsive Air 9-3 – § 6 Ball Games 11-3 96 + 5 Spa Lane 9-3 80 19 College Star 9-3 75 6 Critical Stage 9-2 81 7 Mighty Minster 10-13 107 7 Academy 9-1 82 8The Mog 10-11 84 8Party Ploy 8-11 79 HEXHAM 9 Quel Regal 10-11 – 9 Great As Gold 8-9 84 2.20 2m110y Hurdle 10 Gilfoot Breeze 10-10 100 10 High Policy 8-9 82 TRW 117 115 113 107 113 (Av 113) 11 Pc’s Eurocruiser 10-10 100 11 Jamaican Flight 8-8 83 1 Hollows Mill 100 12 Goodly News 10-8 ? 12 Isa’af 8-7 79 2 Air of Confusion 13 Willow Run 10-6 96 § 13 Woodyates 8-5 81 3 Bolton Barrie 14 Vivaldi Rose 10-5 92 14 Tass Heel 8-4 83 4 Coulters Candy 116 ? 15 Amjad 10-5 ? 15 Own Line 7-13 87 5 Kidithou 119 p 16 Fly Kicker 10-3 99 16 Rigadoon 7-13 80 6Lynchahaun – 17 Cap In Hand 10-3 ? 17 Luferton Lane 7-12 77 7 Murphy’s Nails 18 Erro Codigo 10-1 – 18 Nichol Fifty 7-12 76 8 Red Square King – 19 Amber Go Go 10-0 96 20 Itch 10-0 99 3.30 5f 2yo Stakes 9 Upswing – 21 Cromer Pier 10-0 – TRW - - - - - 10 Zarbari 22 Astral Prince 10-0 94 1 Cheverak Forest 81 11 Bric A Brac – 2 Ego Trip [57] 12 Help Yourself 88 5.00 3m Hcp Hurdle 3Fitzwarren 82 p 13 Rascella 1 Sireric 11-12 107 4 Harry Up 84 p 2.55 3m1f Hcp Chase 2Tee-Jay 11-7 106 5 High Voltage [74] 1 Iron Express 11-12 105 3 Vilprano 11-7 107 6 Joshua’s Gold [?] 2 Brian James 11-11 ? 4Lord of The Land 11-6 ? 7 Midnight Prince [?] 3 Tipsy Mouse 11-7 107 + 5 Maraud 11-6 100 8 Milk It Mick 89 p 4Intersky Native 11-1 6 Bay Magic 11-4 98 9 The Laverton Lad [54] 5 Nip On 10-9 ? 7Fiolino 11-1 ? 10 Wavertree Dream 81 6 Misty Ramble 10-8 107 8Fifteen Reds 10-12 102 11 Westborough 61 7 Atomic Breeze 10-3 104 9 Son of 10-12 101 ? 12 Boppys Princess [59] 8 Mr Laggan 10-0 105 ? 10 Chancers Dante 10-9 ? 13 Dance To My Tune [85] 9 Double You Cubed 10-0 – 11 Supreme Silence 10-5 – § 14 Danefonique 71 p 10 Ms Trude 10-0 – 12 Jumbo’s Dream 10-4 – 15 Dress Pearl 88 11 Troysgreen 10-0 13 Place Above 10-4 – 4.00 1m100y Hcp Stakes 12 Loudy Rowdy 10-0 – 14 One Up 10-1 – 1Kentucky Blue 9-7 97 13 St Bee 10-0 – x 15 Old Nosey 10-0 96 2 Devant 9-5 99 p 14 Briar Rose 10-0 – 16 Bisquet-De-Bouche 10-0 – 3 Nuit Sombre 9-4 94 17 Just Beth 10-0 99 4 Theorist 9-0 98 p 18 Flighty Leader 10-0 – 5 Not Amused 8-12 94 p 19 Rebel’s Gift 10-0 – 6 Mount Hillaby 8-11 94 7 Berkeley Heights 8-10 89 ? 8 Coat of Honour 8-7 106 p 9Prince of Gold 8-6 98 10 Ultra Marine 8-2 90 11 Call of The Wild 7-12 96 19 20 continued WORCESTER 5.10 2m N.H. Flat TRW 115 122 123 - 120 (Av 120) 2.05 2m Hurdle 1 Barnes Green TRW 121 130 131 - 130 (Av 128) 2 Bearaway 1 Allude 136 3 Breathoffreshair 2 Ballards Boy 4 Cigarillo 86 3 Eyes To The Right 93 5Lord Alyn – 4Le Diamont – 6Lord Earth 5 Our Imperial Bay 124 7 Magic Dragon 108 6 Rebel Raider ? 8Monti Flyer 7 Ridapour 104 9 Rickham Glory – 8 Royal Prodigy 10 The Bosun 93 9Teorban 103 11 Wonder Wings 91 10 Wood Be King 12 Gold Menelek – 11 Wood Street 13 Toms Gone Grey 12 Lilac – 14 Suzy Spitfire 2.35 2m Hcp Hurdle 15 My Whisper – 1 Master T 11-12 111 p 16 Viciana 2 Boater 11-11 ? 17 Waimea Bay ? 3 Joely Green 11-11 98 4 Saorsie 11-2 107 + 5 Court Champagne 11-1 106 6 Roman Candle 10-10 102 7 Anns Girl 10-6 104 + 8 College City 10-4 108 9Code Sign 10-4 90 10 Joshua’s Bay 10-3 109 11 Beausejour 10-1 104 12 Toorak 10-0 ? 13 Dunraven 10-0 104 3.05 2m7f110y Chase TRW 126 122 125 - 106 (Av 120) 1 Barneysian 2 Brother Joe 3 Celtic Pride ? 4 Count Tony 5 Go White Lightning 130 ? 6 Mr Evans 117 ? 7Lady Felix 111 8Ultra Pontem – 9Kerrigand 130 + 3.35 3m Hcp Hurdle 1 Razer Blade 11-12 ? 2 Celtic Vision 11-12 130 3 Mr Fluffy 11-11 122 p 4Tales of Bounty 11-10 125 5 Hawkes Run 11-8 131 6 Kinnescash 11-2 ? 7Lodestar 10-13 123 8Nine O Three 10-9 129 9 The Kew Tour 10-8 142 4.05 2m Hcp Chase 1Moon Glow 11-12 112 2Keep On Running 11-8 3 Noble Comic 11-8 119 4 Ceresfield 11-6 112 p 5 Search And Destroy 11-4 115 p 6 Hisar 11-4 ? 7Power Unit 11-4 117 8 Flash Gordon 11-3 115 9Reach The Clouds 10-13 117 10 Fluff ‘n’ Puff 10-10 120 11 Repunzel 10-3 116 12 Gipsy Cricketer 10-2 112 13 Tumbleweed Glen 10-0 119 4.35 2m4f110y Hcp Chase 1Wave Rock 11-12 140 2 Flying Instructor 11-12 145 ? 3 Mr Baxter Basics 11-9 141 4 Demasta 11-8 ? 5 Janiture 11-7 138 6 Ashley Muck 11-2 139 § 7 Executive Decision 11-1 136 § 8 Damus 10-13 138 9 Xaipete 10-12 145 + 10 Poly Amanshaa 10-7 136 § 11 Donadino 10-5 138 + 12 Ricko 10-0 138 13 Something Dandy 10-0 130 +

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