Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup

• The six races are limited to 10 runners with either two or three horses racing for each team (this will balance itself out over the course of the afternoon), and points are awarded on a 15, 10, 7, 5, 3 basis to the first five horses home (non runners score 4 points). Subject to full fields, each jockey has five rides and the team with the highest total after the sixth race lifts the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup.

• All six races are handicaps and all will be run with identical prize money - £30,000 per race.

• Owners have a fantastic opportunity on Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Day - there are no entry fees for the races, there is prize money down to last place (with reserves that miss out on a run paid £500 travel money) and there is complimentary hospitality throughout the day.

• Dubai Duty Free has been associated with the Shergar Cup since its inception, initially as team sponsor of the Rest of the World team and as a race sponsor. In 2006, the company became title sponsor of the whole event for the first time.

• Captain for the GBR Team is reigning British champion jockey Paul Hanagan , who will be making his Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup debut. He will be joined by Hayley Turner , riding in her fifth Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup and only the second female jockey to ride a Group One winner in Britain, following her success on Dream Ahead in the Darley July Cup at Newmarket last month. The third member of the GBR team is Ascot-born Jim Crowley , riding in his second Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup and triumphant at this year’s Royal Ascot in the Group One King’s Stand Stakes on Prohibit.

• Captain for the IRE Team is Richard Hughes , twice a winner of the Silver Saddle at the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup. Hughes will ride alongside last year’s Silver Saddle victor Fran Berry , who is among a select group of jockeys to partner winners at both the Cheltenham Festival and Royal Ascot, as well as this season’s Irish Derby-winning jockey Colm O’Donoghue , who qualified for an invitation by winning that Dubai Duty Free-sponsored race.

• Captain for the EUR Team is Olivier Peslier , fresh from riding his 100th Group One winner on the mighty mare Goldikova in Sunday’s Prix Rothschild at Deauville. Peslier will be joined by fellow Frenchman Christophe Lemaire , who has a formidable record in Group One contests on his visits to Britain. The third member of the EUR team is Italian ace Mirco Demuro , who will be riding in his third Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup and enjoyed the biggest success of his career in this year’s Dubai World Cup on Victoire Pisa.

• Captain for the ROW Team is South African Doug Whyte , who was recently crowned champion jockey in Hong Kong for the 11th consecutive season. His teammates are legendary Japanese jockey Yutaka Take , who has rewritten the record books in his homeland, and Australian Hugh Bowman , who collected the Silver Saddle for leading rider in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup in 2007.

• The Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup is being run for the 11th time at Ascot. The Shergar Cup first took place at Ascot in 2000 when it was staged as an owners’ competition. It became a jockeys’ competition in 2001 and has gone from strength to strength ever since, attracting bumper crowds year after year. The one year it did not take place was 2005 when the racecourse was being redeveloped.

• Following a successful introduction in 2010, the jockeys competing in the four-team Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup will again wear full team colours at this year’s renewal, although the design has been changed from last year. The three jockeys riding for the Great Britain team will wear red and white colours, the jockeys representing Ireland will wear green and white, the jockeys riding for Europe will wear blue and white and the Rest of the World team will wear black and white. Please see the jockeys’ biographies section (pages 10 -13) for further information on team colours.

• Back by popular demand, a two-hour live 1980s concert will take place in the old paddock after racing. The line-up consists of Jason Donovan , Kid Creole and the Coconuts , Jimmy Somerville , Paul Young , Toyah , China Crisis , Odyssey , Altered Images , Brother Beyond and Visage .

3 DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP DAY ORDER OF RUNNING

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Les Ambassadeurs Casino Shergar ATR 12.50 pm Cup Mile 4+ £30,000 Old Mile (Class 2) (Handicap) (81-100)

Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Stayers ATR 1.25pm 4+ £30,000 Two Miles (Class 2) (Handicap) (81-100)

CH4/ Barclays Shergar Cup Dash (Class 2) 2.00pm 3+ £30,000 Five Furlongs ATR (Handicap) (86-105)

CH4/ Titanic Belfast Shergar Cup Classic One Mile & 2.30 pm 3 £30,000 ATR (Class 2) (Handicap) (76-95) Four Furlongs

Michael Page International Shergar CH4/ One Mile & 3.00 pm Cup Challenge 4+ £30,000 ATR Four Furlongs (Class 2) (Handicap) (76-95)

CH4/ Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Sprint 3 3.35 pm £30,000 Six Furlongs ATR (Class 2) (Handicap) (81-100)

There will be two Pony Races following the Dubai Duty Free Shargar Cup:

4.10pm Charles Owen Pony Race – Six Furlongs

4.30pm Charles Owen Pony Race – One Mile

ADMISSION DETAILS

Admission prices are as follows:

Premier Admission £40 SOLD OUT General Admission £26

Free admission for accompanied children aged 17 and under.

Latest admission is 3.00pm.

To purchase tickets, visit www.ascot.co.uk or call Ascot’s booking line on 0870 727 1234.

4 TIMETABLE OF EVENTS

- Gates open 11.00am

- Opening ceremony 12.20pm

- First race 12.50pm

- Last race 3.35pm

- Closing ceremony 3.45pm

- Pony Racing Starts 4.10pm

- Pony Racing Ends 4.30pm

- “80s” concert commences in the Old Paddock 5.15pm

- “80s” concert finishes 8.15pm

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

This year’s Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup will feature more free family entertainment than ever before, with children particularly well catered for.

There will be an array of activities to keep the whole family entertained from fairground rides to urban sport displays including BMX, inline skating and workshops where you have the chance to have a go.

To mark Ascot Racecourse’s 300th anniversary, the Colts & Fillies children’s club will be burying a time capsule in the Parade Ring and releasing 300 celebratory balloons after racing.

TEAM ANTHEMS AND CHEERLEADERS

For the third time at the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup, each of the four teams will have a team anthem. If a Great Britain-ridden horse wins a race, Kasbian’s ‘Fire’ will be played; if there’s an Irish-ridden winner, U2’s ‘Elevation’ will be played; if a European-ridden horse wins, ‘Fascination’ by Alphabeat will be played; and a winner for the Rest of the World team will be greeted by ‘I Gotta Feeling’ by The Black Eyed Peas.

Eight cheerleaders will perform a routine at the Opening Ceremony and then help celebrate each team’s victory by dancing to a short section of their anthem in the Parade Ring after every race. Once racing has concluded and the overall winner has been revealed, they will dance the routine in full.

5 POST RACING CONCERT – “HERE & NOW” THE VERY BEST OF THE 1980S

Racegoers can look forward to another toe-tapping nostalgia trip following Saturday’s tremendous card when, for the fourth successive year, “Here & Now” - the Very Best of the 1980s will play a two-hour concert.

Jason Donovan sprang to fame during the 1980s as Scott Robinson in Australian soap Neighbours before hitting the UK charts at the end of that decade with a string of hits written and produced by the mega pop moguls of the time, Stock, Aitken and Waterman. His debut single Nothing Can Divide Us reached number five in the UK in 1988 and the follow-up proved a huge success. Paired with Neighbours co-star and sweetheart Kylie Minogue, he enjoyed his initial chart-topping hit with Especially For You. That was the first of three number one hits in a row as he topped the pops in 1989 with Too Many Broken Hearts and Sealed With A Kiss . In 1991 he took the lead of Joseph in the West End restaging of Joseph And His Technicolour Dreamcoat and the show gave him a third solo number one hit, Any Dream Will Do. He has enjoyed 10 Top 10 chart hits and a number one solo album.

Kid Creole and the Coconuts is fronted by the band’s founder August Darnell. Inspired by big band and incorporating Latin American and Caribbean influences, the group enjoyed its biggest success in 1982 with three UK chart top 10 hits taken from the Tropical Gangsters album. The group’s most recognisable tune and biggest hit is Annie, I’m Not Your Daddy which climbed to the number two spot. The band’s new album, I Wake Up Screaming, is due for release in September.

Jimmy Somerville co-founded Bronski Beat in 1983 and the synth-pop band enjoyed its biggest chart success with Smalltown Boy which reached number three in the UK. The Scottish falsetto left Bronksi Beat in 1985 and formed The Communards with keyboard player Richard Coles. The band had a huge smash with Don’t Leave Me This Way , which spent four weeks at number one and was the UK’s biggest selling single of 1986.

Paul Young famously sang the opening and closing lines of the iconic 1984 Band Aid single, Do They Know It’s Christmas Time, such was his star status during the mid-1980s. The former Streetband and Q-Tips front man enjoyed massive solo success with hits such as 1983 UK chart topper Wherever I Lay My Hat (That’s My Home) , Come Back And Stay and Love Of The Common People . But his biggest global hit came in 1985 with US number one Everytime You Go Away .

Toyah started her showbusiness career as a teenage actress and has continued to forge her music and acting careers in tandem. Acting provided the springboard to launching her first band, Toyah, in 1977. Famed for her outlandish garb and bright orange hair, Toyah was named Smash hits’ “Best Female Singer” and “Most Fanciable Female Singer” of 1981 following chart hits that year with It’s A Mystery , I Want To Be Free and Thunder In The Mountains.

China Crisis hit the UK top 10 in 1984 with their biggest hit Wishful Thinking . The Merseyside band, formed in 1979, released six albums and achieved 10 UK hit singles between 1982 and 1987. The band has played regular gigs since reforming for its 25th anniversary tour in 2007.

Odyssey formed in New York in the 1970s and the dance band is best known for the instantly recognisable 1977 hit Native New Yorker , which reached number five in the UK singles chart. The group enjoyed a number one hit with the 1980 single Use It Up And Wear It , while Inside Out made it to number three in 1982.

Altered Images was one of the seminal new wave bands of the early 1980s and the group enjoyed its biggest chart success with Happy Birthday , which peaked at number two in the UK. The Scottish band, fronted by the quirky and energetic Clare Grogan, was named as Best New Group at that year’s NME Awards. Further top ten 10 hits followed with I Could Be Happy and Don’t Talk To Me About Love .

Brother Beyond enjoyed commercial acclaim in the late 1980s after collaborating with Stock, Aitken and Waterman to produce The Harder I Try . That 1988 number two hit single was the band’s biggest success but a further top 10 entry followed later that year with He Aint No Competition .

Visage originally consisted of lead singer Steve Strange, Rusty Egan and Ultravox’s Midge Ure and Strange continues to front the band that was in the vanguard of the new wave movement. The band’s second release, Fade To Grey , was a massive hit in 1981 and made the UK top 10 as well as number one around Europe. Further chart success followed with the singles The Damned Don’t Cry and Night Train before the group disbanded in 1984. Strange recreated Visage after performing on the Hear And Now Xmas Tour in 2002.

THE MANDARIN ORIENTAL – OFFICIAL DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP HOTEL

The official Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup hotel, where the international jockeys will be staying, is The Mandarin Oriental for the second year in succession.

Situated in the prime shopping and residential district of Knightsbridge bordering the capital’s finest royal park, the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park’s spectacular location combines with its impressive Victorian façade and classic English interiors to provide the quintessential London experience.

The hotel comprises: 198 luxurious rooms; two award-winning restaurants, Foliage and The Park, incorporating outside dining on The Park Terrace; the über-trendy Mandarin Bar; sublime holistic treatments at The Spa at Mandarin Oriental; a gymnasium featuring state- of-the-art cardiovascular equipment; and six magnificent function rooms. 6 THE PRIZES

The Shergar Cup

At stake for the winning team is the magnificent Shergar Cup, which depicts the mighty 1981 Derby and King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner. It was graciously provided by His Highness The Aga Khan, who owned Shergar.

Points will be awarded to the first five horses to finish in each of the six Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup races as follows - winner: 15 points; second: 10 points; third: 7 points; fourth: 5 points; fifth: 3 points. If there is a non- runner which cannot be replaced by a reserve, 4 points will be awarded both to the team and jockey missing out on the ride. The team with the most points after the six races have been run will receive the Shergar Cup at the closing ceremony.

If a dead-heat occurs in a race, the points for the two places are added together, divided by two and shared between the two jockeys/teams.

If there is a tie for the Team or Silver Saddle competitions, there will be a countback on the number of winners and the team/jockey with the most winners will be adjudged the winner overall; if they are still level, then 2nd places will be counted, then if necessary 3rd places, then if necessary 4th places. If they are still level, there will be joint winners.

The six races are worth a total of £180,000 in prize money, paid down to 10th (last) place in all six races. With no entry fees to pay and £50 in numbercloth sponsorship per runner, these are the only races run during the year in Britain when every owner represented by a runner should be guaranteed to, at the very least, cover their costs.

Silver Saddle

The jockey amassing the most individual points will take home an additional £3,000 plus the “Silver Saddle” trophy.

David Flores in 2001, Richard Hughes in 2002, Kieren Fallon in 2003, Weichong Marwing in 2004, Ryan Moore in 2006, Hugh Bowman in 2007, Gerald Mosse in 2008, Richard Hughes for a second time in 2009 and Fran Berry in 2010 are the past winners of the Silver Saddle.

Dubai Duty Free Ride Of The Day

One jockey will receive the Dubai Duty Free Ride Of The Day Award. Former champion and Irish Derby- winning jockey, Joe Mercer will judge the Ride of the Day Award. This Award was won by Luke Nolen in 2010.

Stable Staff Awards

The stable staff will once again benefit from special prizes worth over £5,000, more than on any other raceday in Britain. There is a £200 prize for the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in every race, while the winning lad or lass in each race will receive £200 plus a free entry (worth over £80) into the Dubai Duty Free Finest Surprise Draw to win a luxury car. In addition, £100 will be given to the lad or lass leading up the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th horses (i.e. the other points scorers) in every race. In addition, stable staff will enjoy free food and drink in the stable staff canteen.

7 "BEST DAY'S RACING FOR OWNERS"

* Free entry for every race - so there's nothing whatsoever to lose by entering

* £180,000 in prize money

* Last (10th) place prize money worth £369 in all races

* Number cloth sponsorship - £50 to the owner of every runner in Channel 4-televised races.

* Free hospitality – high-class buffet lunch, afternoon tea and free bar all day for owners and trainers with runners or reserves

* Travel allowance of £500 for reserves if they do not get a run

RESERVES

There are two reserves for every race. A reserve can be brought in up to 45 minutes before each race. Runners have to declare to run one hour before each race, at which point there is a 15-minute window in which to bring in a reserve if there is a non-runner. Reserves that do not get a run will receive a £500 travel allowance.

LADBROKES

For the fifth year, Ladbrokes is the Official Bookmaker to the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup and will be pricing up all the races and opening a book on the team competition and the Silver Saddle at the team selection stage.

8 DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP RULES

The competition is an international jockeys’ tournament with 12 riders taking part, three jockeys riding for each of the four teams, Great Britain (GBR), Ireland (IRE), Europe (EUR) and Rest of the World (ROW). All horses entered are eligible to represent one of the four teams, regardless of ownership, and to be ridden by any of the jockeys participating in the competition.

The six races will be limited to 10 runners and two reserves.

Reserves must travel to Ascot on the day and can be substituted up until 45 minutes before their race. Reserves who do not run will be paid £500.

Entries must be made noon on Monday, August 1.

Declarations to run must be made at the 48-hour stage, by 10.00am on Thursday, August 4. The top 10 in the weights (including penalties) at the 48-hour declaration stage will run with those horses 11thand 12th in the weights acting as reserves.

DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP 'DRAW' PROCEDURE

The British Horseracing Authority has granted special permission to the Ascot Racecourse Executive to stage a 'Draw' at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel on Thursday, August 4, at which jockeys from the four competing teams of Great Britain, Ireland, Europe and the Rest of the World will be allocated to horses.

ALLOCATION OF HORSES TO TEAMS AND JOCKEYS TO MOUNTS

1. In all races, the horses selected to run will be those with highest official BHA ratings.

2. Once the final fields are known on Thursday, August 4, the 10 runners in each race will be ranked from 1 to 10 by form experts/odds compilers from Ladbrokes, the Official Bookmaker to the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup. A complex formula has been created to ensure that each of the four teams – Great Britain, Ireland, Europe and Rest of the World - receives a balanced spread of higher and lower ranked/priced horses and, further to that, that each of the three jockeys representing each team also gets a balanced spread of higher and lower ranked/priced horses for his/her five rides.

3. Once the ranking process has been completed, the four team names will go into a ballot. The order in which they are randomly drawn will determine which set of horses is allocated to each team.

4. A second ballot will then take place. The three jockeys representing each team will be drawn at random to determine an order (e.g. Great Britain 1, Great Britain 2 & Great Britain 3) and will then be allocated to their rides according to the set formula.

5. The allocation of rides by this method will be final. Any trainer declaring a horse to run at the 48-hour declaration stage is deemed to have accepted these conditions.

6. All owners of participating horses agree that jockeys will wear the colours of the team which they represent as part an agreement with the Racehorse Owners Association. Jockeys riding for Great Britain will wear red and white colours; Ireland green and white colours; Europe blue and white colours; and the Rest of the World black and white colours.

9 REST OF THE WORLD TEAM

Doug Whyte - Captain Doug Whyte recently clinched an unprecedented 11th consecutive Hong Kong jockeys’ championship and with a total of over 1,300 victories in the former British colony, he is well clear of his nearest pursuers on the all-time winners’ list there. Whyte was born on November 15, 1971, in Durban, South Africa, where his father John was a leading jockey before retiring due to problems with his weight. John Whyte died when his son was nine and Doug attended the South African Jockeys’ Academy at Summerveld. He spent the first two years of his five-year apprenticeship with David Payne in Durban and the remainder with Johannesburg-based Gary Alexander. He rode nine winners when with Payne before dramatically increasing his tally with 244 winners during years four and five of his apprenticeship - beating the record of 205 set by Michael Roberts and securing two apprentices’ championships. After finishing second in the senior South African jockeys’ championship on five occasions, including a best ever seasonal tally of 279 winners, Whyte was offered a job in Hong Kong by contacts met on one of his racing stints in Singapore. In the 2000/2001 campaign he won a first Hong Kong title with 88 wins, was champion again in the 2001/2002 season with 77 successes and prize money totalling HK$63,514,400. He again took the title in 2002/03 with 88 successes and HK$67,565,325 in prize money. In the 2003/2004 season he was the first jockey to break the 100-winner mark in Hong Kong when registering 106 victories and earning HK$82,729,570. He was again champion jockey of Hong Kong in 2004/05 with 98 winners and HK$67,668,195 in earnings, while the 2005/06 season was his winning most yet, with 114 successes and HK$79,130,045 prize money. He has been crowned champion in each subsequent season and ranks the 2009/10 championship, when his 100 winners (HK$86,32.01) saw off the challenge of Brett Prebble, as his most satisfying. The latest campaign yielded 96 successes. He is the only jockey to have accrued over 1,000 winners in Hong Kong. Whyte had been due to partner the Ivan Allan-trained Indigenous in the 1999 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot but missed the ride after suffering acute appendicitis following his arrival in Britain. Whyte’s successes on Indigenous include the Group One Hong Kong Gold Cup and Hong Kong International Vase. Prior to that, he had finished third on South African champion London News in the 1997 Prince of Wales’s Stakes at the Royal Meeting. The South African-bred horse had earlier given him successes in the Queen’s Plate and the J & B Metropolitan Handicap, two Grade One events in South Africa, and the Group One Queen Elizabeth II Cup in Hong Kong. He participated in the 2002, 2003 and 2006 Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cups and won twice in 2003, taking the Shergar Cup Sprint on Move It and the Shergar Cup Mile on Pentecost. Previous Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (2): 2003 Pentecost; 2003 Move It

Yutaka Take The subject of national adulation in Japan, where he is the country’s top sporting figure, Yutaka Take was born in Kyoto on March 15, 1969, the son of legendary jockey turned trainer Kunihiko Take, who was known as the ‘Magician of the Turf’. He rode his first winner on Dyna Bishop at Hanshin on March 7, 1987, and won 69 races when champion apprentice that year, a record for a first season rider. Take has been champion Japanese jockey 18 times (1989-1990, 1992-2000 and 2002-2008 inclusive) and his 2005 title saw him win a record 212 races. He has won at Group One level for 23 consecutive seasons. In 1991 he became the first Japanese rider to win a Pattern race overseas when taking the Grade Three Seneca Stakes on El Senor at Saratoga, USA, and was also the first Japanese jockey to win a Pattern race in Europe when landing the 1994 Prix du Moulin on Ski Paradise at Longchamp, France, as well as the first to score in Britain, when winning the 2000 Darley July Cup at Newmarket on Agnes World. Take is an internationally renowned jockey who has travelled extensively and was based in California in 2000 and rode in France during the 2001 and 2002 seasons, before returning to his domestic base. He partnered the great Deep Impact in all of his races, including the 2005 Japanese Triple Crown. Take participated at the 2003, 2004, 2007 and 2008 Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cups. He won his first race at Ascot in the 2007 competition, steering the Tony Martin-trained Leg Spinner to success in the Shergar Cup Stayers Handicap. In 2008, he rode Strike Up The Band to win the Shergar Cup Dash and Nan’s Joy to land the Shergar Cup Distaff, placing him second in that year’s Silver Saddle leading rider competition. On July 22, 2007, Take established a record in Japan when recording his 2,944th success at a Japan Racing Association (JRA) track, passing the record of 2,943 achieved by Yukio Okabe. On November 3, 2007, Take reached another milestone in his career when becoming the first JRA rider to record 3,000 victories. That win, on two-year-old Sky Beauty at Kyoto racecourse, was his 14,288th JRA ride and came 20 years and eight months after the jockey made his career debut. His numerous notable victories include three in the Japan Cup thanks to Special Week (1999), Deep Impact (2006) and Rose Kingdom (2010). Previous Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (3): 2007 Leg Spinner; 2008 Strike Up The Band; 2008 Nan’s Joy

Hugh Bowman Born on July 14, 1980, in rural Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia, Hugh Bowman first sat on a horse before he could walk. His parents, Jim and Mandy, moved the family to Dunedoo and he soon became the star of the local pony club, winning the best under 12 rider category at age seven. He took up polocrosse because he was too small to play rugby league, and then, during school holidays, he started riding barrier trials at Gilgandra racetrack. His first winner came on Slats at the Wellington picnic races in October 1996, several months after his first ride aboard his father’s Go Campese at the Mungerie picnic races. Trainer Bill Aspros took him on as an apprentice in 1997 and Bowman won the Central Districts and Western Districts apprentice titles in the following two seasons. In 1999, Bowman moved on to trainer Ron Quinton and won the Sydney premiership apprentice championship with 68 winners, more than double the number of his nearest rival. Having established himself as one of Australia’s finest young riding talents, Bowman won the 2008-09 Sydney jockeys’ premiership and was awarded the inaugural Bart Cummings Medal that season. He has partnered over 1,200 winners to date with prize money totalling in excess of AUS$56 million. Bowman has notched 18 Group One wins in his career. The first such triumph was aboard Defier in the 2004 Doomben Cup and the most recent being Danleigh in the 2011 Chipping Norton Stakes. Other top-class wins have come aboard Desert War, Samantha Miss, Red Oog, Lion Tamer, He’s No Pie Eater, Vitesse Dane, Court In Session, Cheeky Choice, Racing To Win, Dafodil and Erewhon. Leading trainer Gai Waterhouse was one of Bowman’s main backers following his arrival in Sydney, although his career in Australia was not without controversy. In 2002 he was handed a six-month ban after a positive test for cocaine. Bowman served his suspension by working on a cattle station in the Queensland outback, an experience he credits for giving him a fresh perspective on life. In 2004, he took a busman’s holiday and rode in Ireland, where he partnered one winner, the Kevin Prendergast-trained Premier Dane at Fairyhouse. A meeting with Mick Channon at the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney in January, 2007, led to Bowman being offered a position in England by the West Ilsley-based trainer. Bowman’s British debut was aboard Rio Taffeta at Brighton on April 29 and he only had to wait until the following day for a winner when Emerald Wilderness won in a dead-heat at Wolverhampton. His first big-race victory in Britain came aboard Wise Dennis in the totesport.com Victoria Cup at Ascot. He went on to notch 33 wins before returning to Australia at the end of that August, including Hatta Fort’s victory in the Group Two Superlative Stakes at Newmarket. He also made his Shergar Cup debut that year as he captained the triumphant Rest of the World team that consisted of himself, Yutaka Take and Darren Beadman. Bowman won the Silver Saddle as leading rider as he scored on Benandonner in the Shergar Cup Mile. He has returned for a second stint with Channon, having arrived back in England in mid-June and rode at Royal Ascot. He will return to Australia after the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup. Previous Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (1): 2007 Benandonner 10 EUROPE TEAM

Olivier Peslier - Captain Born at Cossé-le-Vivien on January 12, 1971, the son of a stonemason, Peslier sprang to prominence in 1996 when winning his first Cravache d'Or (France's jockeys' title) with 163 winners, ending the four-year reign of Thierry Jarnet. He took the title thrice more, in 1997 with 154 successes, 1999 (147 wins) and 2000 (162 wins). He won three consecutive Prix de l'Arc de Triomphes on Sagamix (1998), Peintre Celebre (1997) and Helissio (1996). Peslier is one of the world's leading jockeys and has tasted top-flight success across the globe. He has an excellent record in Britain - his Group One haul this side of the Channel includes the Derby (1998 High-Rise), 2,000 Guineas (2007 Cockney Rebel), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2010 Harbinger), Prince Of Wales's Stakes (2006 Ouija Board, 2009 Vision D'Etat), Queen Anne Stakes (2010 Goldikova), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (1997 Air Express and 1998 Desert Prince), Ascot Gold Cup (2005 Westerner), King's Stand Stakes (1997 Don't Worry Me, 2008 Equiano), Coronation Stakes (1996 Shake The Yoke, 2001 Banks Hill) and Dewhurst Stakes (1997 Xaar). He also won the Irish 2,000 Guineas in 1998 on Desert Prince, a year later on Saffron Walden and in 2007 on Cockney Rebel. Peslier has also won the Irish Derby (1995 Winged Love) and French equivalent (1997 Peintre Celebre). As well as the aforementioned champions, Peslier is famed for his associations with the great French mare Goldikova, whom he has ridden in all of her races, including three Breeders' Cup Mile victories (2008, 2009 and 2010), and Japanese champion Zenno Rob Roy. In 2004 he rode the latter to clinch the coveted big-race trio of the Tenno Sho, Japan Cup and Arima Kinen. Peslier has an outstanding record in Japan and Hong Kong, where he often rides during the winter months, winning numerous Group One contests over the past decade. He has partnered Group One winners in each of the major northern hemisphere racing nations with further US victories including the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (2001 Banks Hill) and the Man O' War Stakes (2007 Doctor Dino). Peslier celebrated a 100th Group/Grade One success at Deauville on July 31, 2011, when Goldikova recorded a fourth consecutive victory in the Prix Rothschild. He will be making his second appearance in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup, having ridden Gramercy to success in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Sprint on his debut in 2010. Previous Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (1): 2010 Gramercy

Mirco Demuro Demuro, who was born at Marino in Rome on January 11, 1979, is the son, nephew and cousin of Italian professional jockeys. Having been granted his apprentice licence on September 28, 1994, attached to the stable of Giuseppe Ilardi, he rode his first winner that November, when still 15. He was champion apprentice in 1995 with 80 wins and became the first jockey to win the Italian jockeys' championship as a teenager when he triumphed in 1997, with the help of the Milanese stable of Luciano D'Auria and owners Scuderia Rencati. His victory on King Park in November, 1999, at Turin was his 200th of that season and meant that he became the first jockey in Italy to amass a double century since Gianfranco Dettori, Frankie’s father, took the last of his 13 titles in 1985. After winning his fourth consecutive jockeys’ title in 2000 he decided to broaden his horizons and concentrate on riding abroad, setting a new record for an overseas rider in Japan that winter, when he scored 35 times during a single short-term licence, beating the previous best set by Olivier Peslier. He has continued his association with Japan and in 2003 became the first overseas-born jockey to win the Japan Derby when scoring on Neo Universe. He won the 2008 Japan Cup on Screen Hero and in March this year landed a bumper payout when winning the Dubai World Cup on the Japanese-trained Victoire Pisa. He is no stranger to riding in Britain and finished second in the Group One JLT Lockinge Stakes at Newbury in May on Worthadd. Although he has not scored at the Royal Meeting, he has ridden at Ascot before in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup in 2000, 2001 and 2008, when his only victory came aboard the Paul Cole-trained Strategic Mount. He also partnered Falbrav when fifth in the 2003 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot. Among his major wins at home have been the Derby Italiano (Italian Derby) in 2002 with Rakti and in 2010 with Worthadd. He will be making a third appearance in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup, having been part of the victorious Europe team in 2008 and represented the Rest Of The World in 2001 when the competition had a different format. Previous Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (1): 2008 Strategic Mount

Christophe Lemaire Christophe-Patrice Lemaire was born on May 20, 1979 and is the son of legendary jump jockey Patrice Lemaire. He joined the pony club as a child and gained an amateur licence at 16. He started working part-time for trainer Michel Laborde, while continuing his studies. Hired as an apprentice by Andre Fabre at 18, he turned professional two years later. Lamaire spent the winter of 1999/2000 racing for the Godolphin stable in Dubai, and left Andre Fabre's completely in July, 2001, becoming freelance. Patrick Biancone provided rides for Lemaire in US, before he partnered 30 winners in India in late 2002 and spent the following winter racing in Japan. His first Group winner was in August, 2002, when he partnered Cut Quartz to victory in the Prix de Kergorlay at Deauville. Lemaire enjoyed a first Group One success onboard Vespone in the Prix Jean Prat in June, 2003, and he has since recorded a host of major victories around the world, including six French Classics with the likes of Divine Proportions, Le Havre and Stacelita. He recorded a first Group One victory in Britain when Starcraft captured the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes in 2005, which was held at Newmarket due to the redevelopment of Ascot, and he has since gone on to Classic glory in this country with Natagora in the 2008 1,000 Guineas and Makfi, who triumphed in the 2,000 Guineas in 2010. He has also enjoyed numerous big-race wins around the world, including when partnering Vodka to victory in the 2009 Japan Cup and guiding Heart’s Cry to success in both the Arima Kinen in 2005 and the Dubai Sheema Classic the following year. Outstanding mare Pride also gave the jockey two notable victories on the world stage in 2006, triumphing in the Champion Stakes at Newmarket and the Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin. Lemaire, who is currently the retained jockey to the Aga Khan in France, has ridden one winner at Royal Ascot – Sabana Perdida in the Group Two Windsor Forest Stakes in June, 2008. Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins: Debut in 2011

11 GREAT BRITAIN TEAM

Paul Hanagan Paul Hanagan, who has long been attached to the North Yorkshire stable of trainer Richard Fahey, is the current British champion jockey after becoming the first northern-based rider to top the standings since Kevin Darley took the honour in 2000. At the start of last season he was a 40/1 chance for the Flat jockeys’ championship but enjoyed a fantastic 2010 as he topped the table from the season’s first day and never relinquished the lead, clinching the championship on the final day of the Flat season in November with 191 winners, two more than his closest rival, Richard Hughes. Hanagan was born in Warrington, Cheshire on September 8, 1980. His father Geoff briefly rode as an apprentice and Hanagan undertook a nine-week course at the British Racing School having spent time learning the ropes with local trainer Terry Caldwell. He moved to Malcolm Jefferson’s Malton stable and, having briefly tried to be a jump jockey, joined Richard Fahey’s nearby yard as a 17-year-old. His first major win came in the 2002 John Smith’s Cup on Vintage Premium and many of his other biggest successes have come in valuable handicaps for Fahey. His Group winners include Anna Pavlova in the 2008 Lancashire Oaks, Utmost Respect in the following year’s Duke Of York Stakes and Barefoot Lady in the 2011 Nell Gwyn Stakes. Wootton Bassett provided him with a first Group One triumph in 2010 when winning the Prix Jean- Luc Lagardere, having previously taken two valuable sales races. The Liverpool-supporting rider is married to Anna, who works for Fahey, and has two sons - five-year–old Josh and Sam, who was born in January, 2010. After winning his title, Hanagan was invited to Anfield on January 4, 2011, for a Premier League game between Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers. At half-time, he was taken onto the pitch where legendary Liverpool striker Ian Rush re-presented him with his championship trophy in front of the Kop. He is currently locked in a close battle with Silvestre De Sousa for the 2011 jockeys’ championship. Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup debut in 2011

Hayley Turner Hayley Turner, the joint champion UK apprentice jockey in 2005, is generally acknowledged as the most successful female rider to emerge in the 400-year history of the Sport of Kings in this country. Born on January 3, 1983, in Nottingham, Turner was taught to ride by her mother, a riding instructor. She started riding out for trainer Mark Polglase, who supplied her first winner, Generate, at Pontefract on June 4, 2000. She also attended the Northern Racing College, and then was apprenticed to Michael Bell in Newmarket. Turner became the first woman to be crowned champion apprentice when partnering 44 winners during the 2005 Flat (turf) season, sharing the title with Saleem Golam. She also became only the fourth woman in Britain to ride out her claim, following Emma O'Gorman, Alex Greaves and Lisa Jones. She has ridden in Dubai over the winter months, including for Godolphin. Her success during the 2005 season led to Turner being awarded a Lester for apprentice jockey of the year, the first woman ever to land the award. Turner’s first and to date only Group One victory came in July, 2011 aboard Dream Ahead in the Darley July Cup at Newmarket. She is only the second woman to have ridden a Group One winner in Britain and the first to win one outright as Alex Greaves’ success came when her mount Ya Malak dead-heated with Coastal Bluff for the 1997 Nunthorpe Stakes. Turner competed in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup at Ascot in 2006 and nearly won the Les Ambassadeurs Club Shergar Cup Mile when going down by a short-head on Tucker. She enjoyed her first victory in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup in 2007 when she won the Barclays Shergar Cup Juvenile with 33/1 chance Relative Order and finished second behind Australian Hugh Bowman in the Silver Saddle standings. Turner was also on the mark in 2008 when she captained the GB team for the first time, scoring aboard Gee Dee Nen in the St Hallett Shergar Cup Stayers. That same year, she became the first female jockey to partner 100 winners in a calendar year in Britain. Turner was forced to miss four months of the 2009 Flat season after an incident on the Newmarket gallops that March, when catapulted from the horse she was riding and knocked unconscious. Turner's injuries - bruising to the brain - were originally considered serious enough that her licence was suspended for a year. However, following an appeal hearing at the BHA in July, she was declared fit to resume race riding and was back in action at Ascot the following day. She captained the GBR team for a second time at the 2009 Shergar Cup, winning the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Sprint aboard Noverre To Go, and filled the same role for a third time in 2010 when successful on Yorgunnabelucky in the Michael Page International Shergar Cup Challenge but her team finished last. Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Wins: 2007 Relative Order; 2008 Gee Dee Nen; 2009 Noverre To Go; 2010 Yorgunnabelucky

Jim Crowley Born on July 14, 1978, Jim Crowley hails from Ascot, where his parents trained point-to-pointers and reared him on a diet of hunting and showjumping. His first two jobs were with trainers John White and Ron Hodges and although he first made an impression as an amateur on the Flat, he soon switched his attention to jumping, attached to Sue Smith’s West Yorkshire stable. He rode around 300 winners over obstacles, including the 2005 Lanzarote Hurdle on Crossbow Creek, before deciding to concentrate solely on the Flat. Based at Pulborough, Crowley rode principally for his sister-in-law Amanda Perrett before being signed up as stable jockey to Ralph Beckett in 2009. His first Group One triumph came aboard the Karl Burke-trained Lord Shanakill in the 2009 Group One Prix Jean Prat at Chantilly and he enjoyed a first British Group One success when the Robert Cowell-trained Prohibit landed the 2011 King’s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot. His biggest wins on the level also include Bulwark in the 2008 Chester Cup, Lord Shanakill in that year’s Group Two Mill Reef Stakes, Illustrious Blue in the 2010 Group Three Sagaro Stakes and Group Two Goodwood Cup, Puff in the 2010 Fred Darling Stakes and Credit Swap in the 2010 Cambridgeshire. He made his Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup debut in 2010 when his best placing was third aboard Submariner in the Michael Page International Shergar Cup Challenge. He is married to Amanda Perrett’s sister Lucinda. Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (0):

12 IRELAND TEAM

Richard Hughes – Captain Richard Hughes was born in Ireland on January 11, 1973, and served his apprenticeship with his father Dessie, a former top-class National Hunt rider who trains in Co Kildare and won the 2004 and 2005 Champion Hurdles at Cheltenham with Hardy Eustace. He had his first ride at Naas on March 19, 1988, when finishing 10th of 15 and enjoyed his first success on Viking Melody at Roscommon that August. He moved to Britain in 1994. He was appointed as Khalid Abdulla’s retained jockey in 2001 but that association came to an end at the end of 2007. He rides regularly for Richard Hannon, to whose daughter Lizzie he is married. The 5ft 9in Hughes has, like his father, also ridden winners over jumps but concentrates on the Flat. Oasis Dream carried Hughes to a long-awaited first British Group One win in the 2003 July Cup and the same colt gave him success in the Group One Nunthorpe Stakes later that season. Hughes was also on board Indian Ink when the filly won the Group One Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot in 2007. He enjoyed a profitable association with the Hannon-trained Paco Boy, winning two Group One races, the 2009 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot and the 2010 Lockinge Stakes, while Dick Turpin landed the Group One Prix Jean Prat in 2010 under Hughes. He has forged a formidable partnership with the star miler Canford Cliffs, riding the colt to Group One wins in the Irish 2,000 Guineas, St James’s Palace Stakes and Sussex Stakes in 2010, as well as this year’s Lockinge Stakes and Queen Anne Stakes, in which he defeated the great mare Goldikova, although Hughes and his mount were no match for Frankel in the QIPCO Sussex Stakes last month. Other Group One wins include the 2004 French 2,000 Guineas on American Post, the 2003 Prix de Diane (French Oaks) on Nebraska Tornado, the 1996 Derby Italiano (Italian Derby) on Bahamian Knight, the 1996 Premio Vittorio di Capua on Mistle Cat, the 2001 Prix d’Ispahan on Observatory and the 2002 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (French 1,000 Guineas) on Zenda. Hughes came closest to being champion jockey in 2010 when he was runner-up to Paul Hanagan after a long and hard-fought battle that went right to the wire. He has seven Shergar Cup wins to his credit and took the Silver Saddle for leading riding in both 2002 and 2009. Previous Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (7): ; 2001 Thundering Surf; 2002 Bouncing Bowdler, Goldeva, King’s Welcome; 2009 Polly’s Mark, We’ll Come, Press The Button;

Fran Berry Francis Martin Berry, born on January 2, 1981, was bred to be a jockey. His father Frank was a Classic-winning apprentice who was Irish champion jump rider 10 times and - after a spell training - is now racing manager to owner J P McManus. Fran Berry, whose brother Alan is a successful National Hunt amateur, originally made his name as a jump jockey, winning the 1999 Coral Cup at the Cheltenham Festival on Khayrawani. Despite being 5 feet 8 inches tall, he is able to ride off 8st 8lb and now concentrates on the Flat. He served as second rider behind Mick Kinane at John Oxx's powerful Curragh stable from 2002 until the end of 2009 when Kinane retired and Berry was promoted to the number one spot. He was five clear in the Irish jockeys' championship in August, 2005, when suffering a bad fall at the Curragh resulting in a fractured vertebra and displaced sternum. He still finished second to Pat Smullen in the 2005 championship and was fourth in 2006 with 57 successes, third in 2007 with 80 wins, runner-up with 85 wins in 2008, just five adrift of Pat Smullen, third in 2009 with 73 wins and runner-up again to Smullen in 2010 with 88 wins. He has had one Royal Ascot success, landing the 2005 Ascot Stakes on the Tony Martin-trained Leg Spinner, while another major win in Britain came when Duff landed the 2009 Park Stakes at Doncaster. His first Group One win came in September, 2010 when he partnered Pathfork to victory in the Vincent O’Brien National Stakes for trainer Jessica Harrington. Berry made his Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup debut in 2010 and partnered Bernie The Bolt to land the Shegar Cup Stayers. Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup wins (1): 2010 Bernie The Bolt

Colm O'Donoghue Born at Buttevant in Co Cork on November 13, 1980, Colm O'Donoghue joined Aidan O'Brien's Ballydoyle stable as a teenager, riding his first winner on My-Lorraine at Sligo on June 24, 1997. His first Group race success came as a 21-year-old apprentice in the 2002 Group One Phoenix Stakes on Spartacus. He partnered Scorpion to the runner-up spot in the 2005 Irish Derby and enjoyed his first Classic success at Longchamp in 2007 when winning the Poule d'Essai des Poulains on Astronomer Royal. He added a second Classic victory in 2011 when he rode Epsom Derby runner-up Treasure Beach to victory in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh. Further top level wins have come aboard Jan Vermeer in the Group One Criterium International at Saint-Cloud in November, 2009, and Joshua Tree in the Grade One Canadian International in October, 2010. His other major winners in Britain include the 2005 Horris Hill Stakes on Hurricane Cat and the 2009 Chester Vase on Golden Sword. Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Debut in 2011

13 PAST WINNERS OF THE “SILVER SADDLE” FOR THE LEADING JOCKEY AT THE DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP

2010 Team Points 2004 Team Points Fran Berry IRE 35 Weichong Marwing ROW 37 points Olivier Peslier EUR 28 Frankie Dettori ROW 31 points Christophe Soumillon EUR 25 Michael Kinane GBI 28 points Richard Hughes IRE 23 Kieren Fallon GBI 23 points Pat Smullen IRE 22 Jamie Spencer GBI 23 points Hayley Turner GBR 21 Dario Vargiu ROW 21 points Umberto Rispoli EUR 19 Damien Oliver ROW 17 points Yasunari Iwata ROW 15 Yutaka Take ROW 17 points Anton Marcus ROW 15 Gerald Mosse ROW 15 points Alan Munro GBR 15 Kevin Darley GBI 13 points Luke Nolen ROW 15 Johnny Murtagh GBI 10 points Jim Crowley GBR 7 Darryll Holland GBI 5 points

2009 Team Points 2003 Team Points Richard Hughes IRE 49 points Kieren Fallon GBI 43 points Fredrik Johansson EUR 30 points Doug Whyte ROW 36 points Hayley Turner GBR 30 points Shane Dye ROW 32 points Neil Callan IRE 29 points Fredrik Johansson ROW 29 points Hiroyuki Uchida ROW 27 points Andreas Suborics ROW 20 points Seamus Heffernan IRE 23 points Yutaka Take ROW 20 points Alan Munro GBR 19 points Pat Eddery GBI 19 points Gerald Mosse EUR 18 points Darryll Holland GBI 18 points Ahmed Ajtebi ROW 10 points Mick Kinane GBI 10 points Malesh Narredu ROW 10 points Kevin Darley GBI 5 points Darryll Holland GBR 7 points Frankie Dettori ROW 5 points Andrasch Starke EUR 4 points Johnny Murtagh GBI 3 points

2008 Team Points 2002 Team Points Gerald Mosse EUR 50 points Richard Hughes GBI 45 points Yutaka Take ROW 37 points Mick Kinane GBI 30 points Mirco Demuro EUR 26 points Kieren Fallon GBI 28 points Hayley Turner GB 25 points Hiroki Goto ROW 27 points Richard Hughes IRE 22 points David Flores ROW 20 points Russell Baze ROW 20 points Pat Eddery GBI 18 points Halis Karatas EUR 18 points Craig Williams ROW 17 points Frankie Dettori GB 16 points Andreas Suborics ROW 15 points Jamie Spencer IRE 14 points Gerald Mosse ROW 14 points Seb Sanders GB 12 points Kevin Darley GBI 10 points Kevin Manning IRE 8 points Doug Whyte ROW 10 points Jorge Ricardo ROW 0 points Johnny Murtagh GBI 6 points

2007 Team Points 2001 Team Points Hugh Bowman ROW 37 points David Flores ROW 45 points Hayley Turner GB 32 points Pat Eddery GBI 30 points Kevin Manning IRE 28 points Mirco Demuro ROW 30 points Jimmy Fortune IRE 25 points Richard Hughes GBI 27 points Yutaka Take ROW 25 points Johnny Murtagh GBI 25 points Darren Beadman ROW 24 points Gerald Mosse ROW 18 points Frankie Dettori EUR 20 points Mick Kinane GBI 18 points Martin Dwyer GB 15 points Frankie Dettori ROW 15 points Fredrik Johansson EUR 15 points Kevin Darley GBI 10 points Declan McDonogh IRE 13 points Norihiro Yokoyama ROW 10 points Kevin Darley GB 11 points Craig Williams ROW 7 points Andreas Suborics EUR 7 points Kieren Fallon GBI 5 points

2006 Team Points Ryan Moore GBI 50 points Seb Sanders GBI 30 points Frankie Dettori ROW 29 points Jamie Spencer GBI 26 points Gerald Mosse ROW 22 points Doug Whyte ROW 21 points Robert Winston GBI 20 points Hayley Turner GBI 17 points Glen Boss ROW 13 points Michael Kinane GBI 10 points Emma Jayne Wilson ROW 7 points Yuichi Fukunaga ROW 3 points

2005 - the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup was not staged

REMEMBERING SHERGAR

Shergar’s name is etched in racing folklore as much for his headline-grabbing demise as for his exceptional performances on the racecourse, the most scintillating of those being his record-breaking victory in the 1981 Derby.

Famously kidnapped by the IRA following his retirement to stud, the Aga Khan’s colt was one of the finest Derby winners of the 20th century and without argument the best racehorse of his generation with a lofty Timeform rating of 140.

Trained by Michael Stoute in Newmarket, Shergar won impressively on his first start as a two-year-old before finishing second to the more experienced Beldale Flutter on his only other outing in what is now the Racing Post Trophy.

Having been rated 31st among his peers in the 1980 European Free Handicap, Shergar commenced his Classic season as a 33/1 ante-post chance for the Derby. Those odds tumbled after a 10-length victory in Sandown’s Classic Trial was followed by a 12-length demolition in the Chester Vase.

Shergar lined up at Epsom as the 10/11 favourite for Derby glory. He did not disappoint his supporters as he once again accelerated away from inferior rivals to register a stunning 10-length success - the widest winning margin in the long history of the premier Classic.

With the Epsom Classic in the bag, Shergar went to the Curragh and added the Irish Derby by four lengths before routing his elders by the same distance in Britain’s premier all-age middle-distance contest, the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.

The stage was set for an autumn hurrah in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp but in an unexpected twist, connections decided to take in the St Leger at Doncaster. The extended mile and three quarters of the world’s oldest Classic proved beyond Shergar’s stamina reserves and he could fare no better than fourth.

That defeat was to be Shergar’s final race. Valued at £10 million, the colt retired to the Aga Khan’s Ballymany Stud in Ireland but on February 8, 1983, hooded gunmen seized the stallion. A £2-million ransom was demanded and refused. Shergar’s fate remains a mystery.

DUBAI DUTY FREE CONTINUES TO LEAD THE FIELD

Dubai Duty Free continues to build on the strength of its success at the head of the international airport retail market with encouraging half year sales of US$698.2 million, an increase of 16.6% over the same period last year.

The positive sales figures signal an excellent prospect for the remainder of the year and coincide with the news that Dubai Duty Free has retained its position as the world's largest single airport retailer in terms of turnover for a third consecutive year.

Commenting on the figures, Colm McLoughlin, Dubai Duty Free's Executive Vice Chairman, said, 'We are delighted to have made such an excellent start and with our retail space set to grow by almost 50% with the opening of Concourse 3 at Dubai International airport next year, I am confident that our turnover figures will again set new records.'

Dubai Duty Free opened for business in December, 1983 and employs more than 4,000 staff, 52 of which were part of the original 100 workforce. It is one of the great success stories of the UAE with a year-on-year sales growth and the introduction of a string of innovative sales-related promotions.

In consultation with HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and Chairman of Dubai Duty Free, changes to the designation of some of its key figures were announced last month.

Mr McLoughlin has become Executive Vice Chairman with overall responsibility for the airport retail operation and its subsidiary businesses, while his deputy George Horan has been elevated to President of Dubai Duty Free, his role being taken up with the day-to-day running of the multi-award winning operation.

Salah Tahlak becomes Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications for Dubai Duty Free, and Sinead El Sibai, Vice President of Marketing.

'I am delighted to announce these changes in certain management titles and believe they are a necessary step in realigning our business with our growth plans for the future,' said Mr McLoughlin.

Horse racing has been part of the organisation's marketing mix since its inception, helping to create brand awareness and interest in Dubai as a centre of business, leisure and sporting excellence.

In addition to its title sponsorship of the Shergar Cup, Dubai Duty Free backs the 'Spring Trials' meeting at Newbury in April and the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby Festival at the Curragh, before returning to the popular Berkshire course in support of its two-day fixture in September.

In Dubai, the company operates the Aviation Club Leisure Complex, which includes the Aviation Club, the Irish Village, the Centenary Club and the Dubai Tennis Stadium, home of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

In January this year, Dubai Duty Free signed a management agreement with the Jumeirah Group, one of the world's most exclusive brands, to run the five-star, 293 bedroom Jumeirah Creekside Hotel, which is located in the grounds of the Aviation Club and is due to open later this year. 16 New Designations at Dubai Duty Free

Colm McLoughlin becomes Executive Vice Chairman and Announces Further New Designations

On July 17 Colm McLoughlin announced, in consultation with H.H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and Chairman of Dubai Duty Free, a change in his designation to Executive Vice Chairman of Dubai Duty Free, with overall responsibility for the airport retail operation and its subsidiary businesses.

Mr McLoughlin also announced that George Horan has been appointed President of Dubai Duty Free, with responsibility for the day-to-day running of the operation.

Further designation changes include the appointment of Mr Salah Tahlak as Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications for Dubai Duty Free, and Mr Ramesh Cidambi, appointed as Senior Vice President, IT and Logistics, Dubai Duty Free.

The following designation changes were also announced: Bernard Creed, appointed Vice President of Finance, Sean Staunton, Vice President of Operations, Saba Tahir, Vice President of Purchasing, Nic Bruwer, Vice President of Human Resources and Sinead El Sibai, Vice President of Marketing.

Commenting on the designation changes, Mr. McLoughlin said: “I am delighted to announce the changes in certain management titles and believe that they are a necessary step in realigning our business with our growth plans for the future.

“Dubai Duty Free will celebrate 28 years of operation in December this year and during that time the operation has grown to be the single largest airport retailer in the world.

“We are very excited about our future plans which in the short term will see our retail space grow by almost 50% with the opening of Concourse 3 at Dubai International next year. It is important that our management structure reflects these growth plans.”

Dubai Duty Free currently employs 4,000 staff, with 52 of the original 100 workforce still in active service. The operation announced sales of Dhs2.548 billion (US$698.2 million) for the first six months of 2011, representing a 16.6% increase over the same period last year.

Dubai Duty Free opened for business on December 20, 1983. Colm McLoughlin was one of a team of 10 from Aer Rianta (the Irish Airport Authority), which also included George Horan, who moved to Dubai in 1983 at the request of the Dubai Government to set up Dubai Duty Free.

Following the successful opening of Dubai Duty Free, Colm McLoughlin was asked to remain as General Manager of the start-up operation, later becoming Managing Director. George Horan also remained as Retail Manager, going on to become Deputy Managing Director.

Under Colm’s leadership, Dubai Duty Free rapidly grew and expanded throughout the 1980s and 1990s with year- on-year sales growth. The opening of Sheikh Rashid Terminal in 2000 brought with it the expansive 5,400 square metre retail operation and the resultant soaring in sales for the best part of the decade. The opening of Emirates Terminal 3 in October 2008 provided a further major expansion of the retail operation. Despite the economic downturn in 2009, Dubai Duty Free’s turnover continued to grow and reached US$1.14 billion in 2009. In 2010 sales topped a record US$1.27 billion and the operation has retained its No. 1 position as the single largest airport retailer in the world in terms of turnover for the third consecutive year.

Dubai Duty Free operates the Aviation Club Leisure Complex which includes the Aviation Club, The Irish Village, The Century Village and Dubai Tennis Stadium, the home of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. In January, 2011, the operation signed a management agreement with the Jumeirah Group to manage the five- star, 293-bedroom Jumeirah Creekside hotel, which Dubai Duty Free has developed. Located on the grounds of the Aviation Club, the Jumeirah Creekside is due to open later this year.

For further information, please contact Sinead El Sibai, Dubai Duty Free. Email: [email protected] 17 2010 RESULTS

2.10pm THE BARCLAYS SHERGAR CUP DASH 5f Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo+ Rated 86-105 (also open to such horses rated 85 and below). Weights: highest weight 10st, minimum weight 8st 9lb, 3 y o 8st 6lb. Penalties: after July 31st, each race won 3lb, weight for age 3yo from 4yo+ 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £14,769; 2nd: £5,172; 3rd: £2,364; 4th: £1,845; 5th: £1,626; 6th: £1,182

1) PROHIBIT (Dasmal, Rix, Barr, Morley, Mrs Penney) Robert Cowell p5-9-12 Christophe Soumillon (EUR) [2] 5/2 Fav 2) GOLDEN DESTINY (IRE) (H J W Davies, P Spencer Jones, M Holland) Peter Makin b4-9-08 Richard Hughes (IRE) [3] 14/1 3) SECRET ASSET (IRE) (Simon Pierpoint & Paul Salisbury) Jane Chapple-Hyam h5-9-09 Pat Smullen (IRE) [5] 3/1 4) CAPTAIN CAREY (Malcolm Saunders) Malcolm Saunders 4-9-05 Olivier Peslier (EUR) [11] 5/1 5) MONSIEUR JOE (IRE) (Helen Checkley) Walter Swinburn 3-9-07 Hayley Turner (GBR) [1] 13/2 6) SOAP WARS (DBL Partnership) Jamie Osborne 5-9-05 Umberto Rispoli (EUR) [7] 7) FATHOM FIVE (IRE) (Hintlesham Thoroughbreds) Chris Wall 6-9-05 Fran Berry (IRE) [10] 8) FOL HOLLOW (IRE) (Middleham Park Racing III) David Nicholls 5-9-09 Jim Crowley (GBR) [6] 9) JUDGE 'N JURY b (Robert & Nina Bailey) Ron Harris t6-9-10 Anton Marcus (ROW) [9] 10) WE HAVE A DREAM (The Dreaming Squires) William Muir 5-9-02 Luke Nolen (ROW) [12]

10 ran Non-Runner: Buachaill Dona (dead - replaced by first reserve We Have A Dream) Time: 1m 1.11s Distances: 1, ¾, nk, 1, 1½, 2¾, nk, 2, 17 Breeder: Juddmonte Farms Ltd Breeding: b g Oasis Dream - Well Warned (Warning) Tote Win: £3.10 Places: £1.30; £3; £2 Exacta: £36.90

2.45pm THE TITANIC QUARTER SHERGAR CUP CLASSIC 1m 4f Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo Rated 76-95 (also open to such horses rated 75 and below). Weights: highest weight 10st, minimum weight 8st 9lb. Penalties: after July 31st, each race won 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £14,769; 2nd: £5,172; 3rd: £2,364; 4th: £1,845; 5th: £1,626; 6th: £1,182

1) MISTER ANGRY (IRE) (The Originals) Mark Johnston 3-9-05 Alan Munro (GBR) [6] 16/1 2) LIFE AND SOUL (IRE) (Alan Spence) Amanda Perrett 3-9-03 Yasunari Iwata (ROW) [5] 11/2 3) OPERA GAL (IRE) (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 3-9-06 Umberto Rispoli (EUR) [12] 6/1 4) FAREEJ (USA) (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor 3-9-08 Olivier Peslier (EUR) [2] 5) BOWDLER'S MAGIC (Paul Dean) Mark Johnston 3-10-00 Pat Smullen (IRE) [10] 6) SING SWEETLY (The Distaff 2 Partnership) Gerard Butler 3-9-06 Christophe Soumillon (EUR) [11] 7) CHRISTOPHER WREN (USA) (Kingsgate Racing) John Best 3-9-08 Richard Hughes (IRE) [4] 8) ATLANTIC TIGER (IRE) (Atlantic Racing Limited) Mark Johnston 3-9-08 Jim Crowley (GBR) [1] 9) EXCEEDTHEWILDMAN (E Moore & Stan Moore) Stan Moore p3-9-00 Luke Nolen (ROW) [8] 10) YASHRID (USA) (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Michael Jarvis 3-9-07 Hayley Turner (GBR) [7] 4/1 Fav

10 ran Non-Runner: Jutland (self certificate - abscess - replaced by first reserve Exceedthewildman) Time: 2m 33.81s Distances: sh, 4, ¾, hd, ½, 3½, 3¼, 13, dist Breeder: Darley Breeding: b c Cape Cross (IRE) - Yaya ((USA) (Rahy (USA) ) Tote Win: £17.80 Places: £4, £2, £2.20 Exacta:£174.50

3.20pm THE LES AMBASSADEURS CLUB SHERGAR CUP MILE 1m Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below).Weights: highest weight 9st 13lb, minimum weight 8st 9lb. Penalties: after July 31st, each race won 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £14,769; 2nd: £5,172; 3rd: £2,364; 4th: £1,845; 5th: £1,626; 6th: £1,182

1) SET THE TREND (Corbett Stud) Andrew Balding 4-9-07 Luke Nolen (ROW) [9] 9/2 2) VAINGLORY (USA) (DXB Bloodstock Ltd) David Simcock 6-9-05 Fran Berry (IRE) [12] 9/1 3) BENANDONNER (USA) (Phil Woods, Mike Murphy) Mike Murphy 7-9-03 Pat Smullen (IRE) [7] 11/2 4) GOOD AGAIN (Future In Mind Partnership) Gerard Butler 4-9-04 Umberto Rispoli (EUR) [5] 5) VITZNAU (IRE) (Louis Stalder) Richard Hannon 6-9-13 Olivier Peslier (EUR) [10] 6) TARTAN GUNNA (Exors of the Late Isobel Bird) Mark Johnston v4-9-03 Yasunari Iwata (ROW) [3] 7) MARAJAA (IRE) (John Jacques) Willie Musson 8-9-07 Alan Munro (GBR) [4] 8) DUNN'O (IRE) (Dennis Shaw) Clive Cox 5-9-08 Jim Crowley (GBR) [2] 9) DUBAI DYNAMO (The Bottom Liners) Ruth Carr 5-9-09 Anton Marcus (ROW) [11] 10) ASPECTUS (IRE) (Cavendish Star Racing & A Taylor) Jamie Osborne 7-9-12 Hayley Turner (GBR) [6]

10 ran Non-Runner: Soccerjackpot (Self Certificate - Lame - replaced by first reserve Tartan Gunna) Time: 1m 42.02s Distances: 1½, 1½, hd, 3½, 1, ½, nk, 1½, 8 Breeder: Old Suffolk Stud Breeding: b or br g Reset (Aus) - Masrora (USA) (Woodman (USA) ) Tote Win: £5 Places: £2, £3.90, £2.20 Exacta: £46.40

18 3.55pm THE ST HALLETT SHERGAR CUP STAYERS 2m Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below).Weights: highest weight 10st, minimum weight 8st 9lb. Penalties: after July 31st, each race won 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £14,769; 2nd: £5,172; 3rd: £2,364; 4th: £1,845; 5th: £1,626; 6th: £1,182

1) BERNIE THE BOLT (IRE) (Bernie McGuire) Andrew Balding 4-9-13 Fran Berry (IRE) [9] 3/1 Fav 2) WOOLFALL TREASURE (Andrew Bradmore) Gary Moore v 5-10-00 Christophe Soumillon (EUR) [11] 9/1 3) COLLOQUIAL (Mrs David Blackburn & M Blackburn) Henry Candy v9-9-13 Umberto Rispoli (EUR) [4] 8/1 4) LADY ECLAIR (IRE) (Netherfield House Stud) Mark Johnston 4-10-00 Anton Marcus (ROW) [7] 5) BECAUSEWECAN (USA) (Douglas Livingston) Mark Johnston 4-9-09 Hayley Turner (GBR) [3] 6) BOW TO NO ONE (IRE) (Geoffrey Bishop & Jarvis Associates) Alan Jarvis 4-9-08 Richard Hughes (IRE) [6] 7) BENEDICT SPIRIT (Jason Tucker) John Flint p 5-9-01 Yasunari Iwata (ROW) [10] 8) HEVELIUS (The Warsaw Pact) Walter Swinburn 5-9-11 Alan Munro (GBR) [5] 9) SECRET TUNE (R Davies) Tom George 6-9-11 Pat Smullen (IRE) [1] 10) HERON BAY (Gwilym Morris) Peter Bowen p 6-9-13 Luke Nolen (ROW) [8]

10 ran Non-Runner: La Vecchia Scuola (Self Certificate - Lame - replaced by first reserve Benedict Spirit) Time: 3m 30.86s Distances: 3¼, 2¾, hd, 3, nk, 14, 1½, 11, 5 Breeder: John Munnelly Breeding: br g Milan - Chaparral Lady (IRE) (Broken Hearted) Tote Win: £4.30 Places: £1.70; £3.20; £2.30 Exacta: £38.10

4.30pm THE MICHAEL PAGE INTERNATIONAL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE 1m 4f Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 76-95 (also open to such horses rated 75 and below). Weights: highest weight 9st 11lb, minimum weight 8st 9lb. Penalties: after July 31st, each race won 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £14,769; 2nd: £5,172; 3rd: £2,364; 4th: £1,845; 5th: £1,626; 6th: £1,182

1) YORGUNNABELUCKY (Sheila Brookhouse) Mark Johnston p 4-9-03 Hayley Turner (GBR) [6] 9/1 2) EMERGING ARTIST (FR) (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum ) Mark Johnston 4-9-10 Richard Hughes (IRE) [8] 2/1 Fav 3) SUBMARINER (USA) (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston 4-9-05 Jim Crowley (GBR) [12] 5/1 4) SAFARI SUNUP (IRE) (Peter Winkworth) Peter Winkworth 5-9-08 Yasunari Iwata (ROW) [2] 5) STRATEGIC MOUNT(P F I Cole Ltd) Paul Cole t 7-9-04 Anton Marcus (ROW) [9] 6) HATTON FLIGHT (David Brownlow) Andrew Balding v 6-9-11 Fran Berry (IRE) [11] 7) GRANSTON (IRE) (The Four Players Partnership) James Bethell 9-9-04 Alan Munro (GBR) [1] 8) SPIRIT IS NEEDED (IRE) (Joan Keaney) Mark Johnston b 4-9-09 Umberto Rispoli (EUR) [10] 9) MACARTHUR (Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Maktoum) Jane Chapple Hyam 6-9-10 Olivier Peslier (EUR) [4] 10) SEEKING THE BUCK (USA) (Malcolm Denmark) Ralph Beckett b 6-9-03 Christophe Soumillon (EUR) [3]

10 ran Time: 2m 35.71s Distances: 2¼, 3, 3¾, ¾, 1½, 1, 1¾, 4½ Breeder: March Thoroughbreds Breeding:b c Giant’s Causeway - Helsinki (Machiavellian (USA) ) Tote Win: £11.80 Places: £2.90, £1.80, £1.70 Exacta: £36.60

5.05pm THE DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP SPRINT 6f Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below).Weights: highest weight 9st 11lb, minimum weight 8st 9lb. Penalties: after July 31st, each race won 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £14,769; 2nd: £5,172; 3rd: £2,364; 4th: £1,845; 5th: £1,626; 6th: £1,182

1) GRAMERCY (IRE) (M B Hawtin) Michael Bell 3-9-06 Olivier Peslier (EUR) [6] 4/1 2) GENE AUTRY (USA) (Jenny Powell) Richard Hannon 3-9-11 Fran Berry (IRE) [1] 9/4 Fav 3) CAPERCAILLIE (USA ) (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston 3-9-06 Anton Marcus (ROW) [10] 16/1 4) STAR ROVER (IRE) (Christy Leo, David Evans) David Evans 3-9-09 Pat Smullen (IRE) [4] 5) BELLA SWAN (Peter Harris) Walter Swinburn v3-9-06 Richard Hughes (IRE) [2] 6) FIREBACK (Kennet Valley Thoroughbreds VII) Andrew Balding 3-9-05 Alan Munro (GBR) [3] 7) JOE PACKET (Stuart McPhee) Jonny Portman 3-9-04 Yasunari Iwata (ROW) [12] 8) NOSEDIVE (EERC) Richard Guest 3-9-08 Luke Nolen (ROW) [9] 9) BELOW ZERO (IRE) (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston 3-9-10 Christophe Soumillon (EUR) [5] 10) RUM KING (USA)(Sir David Seale) Richard Hannon 3-9-10 Jim Crowley (GBR) [8]

10 ran Non-Runner: Deacon Blues (Self Certiciate - Going - replaced by first reserve Joe Packet) Time: 1m 14.31s Distances: 1¼, 3¾, 3, nk, ¾, 4½, ½, nk, 15 Breeder: Michael Mullins Breeding: b c Whipper (USA) - Topiary (IRE) (Selkirk (USA)) Tote Win: £4.10 Places: £1.70, £1.40, £4.40 Exacta: £9.90

2010 FINAL TEAM SCORES IRE – 80 EUR – 72 ROW – 45 GBR – 43

19 2009 RESULTS

1.10pm THE BARCLAYS SHERGAR CUP DASH Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo+ Rated 86-105 (also open to such horses rated 85 and below), 5f. Weights highest weight 10st Minimum weight 8-9, 3-y-o 8-6 Penalties after August 1st, each race won 3lb Weight for age 3 from 4yo+ 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437

1) GROUP THERAPY (Franconson Partners) 4-9-10 Nick Littmoden [4] Fredrik Johansson (EUR) 9/1 (15 points) 2) Buachaill Dona (IRE) (Mike Browne) 6-9-13 David Nicholls [3] Hiroyuki Uchida (ROW) 7/1 (10 points) 3) Judge ‘n Jury (Ruth Serrell) t 5-9-13 Ron Harris [10] Alan Munro (GBR) 7/2 (7 points) 4) Fol Hollow (IRE) (Middleham Park Racing III) 4-9-09 David Nicholls [6] Hayley Turner (GBR) (5 points) 5) Cheveton (Mrs K Oseman) b 5-9-07 Richard Price [8] Gerald Mosse (EUR) 100/30 Fav (3 points) 6) Captain Dunne (IRE) (Middleham Park Racing XV) 4-9-11 Tim Easterby [7] Andrasch Starke (EUR) 7) Orpsie Boy (IRE) (Vanessa Church & Toby Brereton) 6-9-04 Nick Littmoden [5] Ahmed Ajtebi (ROW) 8) Mandurah (IRE) (Martin Hignett) 5-9-00 David Nicholls [9] Darryll Holland (GBR) 9) Ginobili (IRE) (David Gilbert) b 3-9-01 Stef Liddiard [2] Seamus Heffernan (IRE)

9 ran Non-Runners: Biniou (vet’s cert, lame - replaced by reserve Jimmy Ryan, who was subsequently withdrawn. Ireland and Richard Hughes receive 4 points for a non-runner), Tabaret (going - replaced by reserve Mandurah) Time: 1m 00.20s Distances: 1½, nk, sh, 1½, nk, 1¼, sh, 9 Breeder: Stratford Place Stud Breeding: ch g Choisir (AUS) - Licence To Thrill (Wolfhound (USA)) Tote Win: £10.50 Places: £2.20; £2.20; £1.50 Exacta: £61.60

1.45pm THE TITANIC QUARTER SHERGAR CUP CLASSIC Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below), 1m 4f. Weights highest weight 10st Minimum weight 8-9 Penalties after August 1st, each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437.

1) POLLY'S MARK (IRE) (Wickham Stud) 3-9-08 (3lb ex) Clive Cox [8] Richard Hughes (IRE) 5/2 Fav (15 points) 2) Chiberta King (The Pink Hat Racing Partnership) 3-9-06 Andrew Balding [5] Seamus Heffernan (IRE) 7/1 (10 points) 3) Sabotage (UAE) (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston [7] Malesh Narredu (ROW) 8/1 (7 points) 4) Barwell Bridge (N Pickett) 3-9-09 Sylvester Kirk [6] Gerald Mosse (EUR) (5 points) 5) Quai d'Orsay (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) 3-10-00 Mark Johnston [9] Hiroyuki Uchida (ROW) (3 points) 6) Alanbrooke (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) b3-9-12 Mark Johnston [1] Darryll Holland (GBR) 7) Mabuya (UAE) (R A Henley) 3-9-01 Peter Makin [3] Andrasch Starke (EUR) 8) Holyrood (Cheveley Park Stud) 3-9-04 Sir Michael Stoute [2] Hayley Turner (GBR)

8 ran Non-Runner: Braveheart Move (going - no reserve available so 4 points awarded to GBR and Alan Munro). IRE & Neil Callan get four points for not being represented in this race as there were only nine declared runners. Time: 2m 33.86s Distances: 3, ½, 1¼, 2, hd, nk, nk Breeder: Glashare House Stud Breeding: b f Mark Of Esteem (IRE) - Kotdiji (Mtoto) Tote Win: £3.10 Places: £1.60; £2.70; £2.60 Exacta: £21.80

2.20pm THE LES AMBASSADEURS CLUB SHERGAR CUP MILE Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below), 1m. Weights highest weight 10st Minimum weight 8-9 Penalties after August 1st, each race won 3lb.Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437. 1) WE'LL COME (Stephen Dartnell) b5-9-12 Michael Jarvis [2] Richard Hughes (IRE) 8/1 (15 points) 2) Moynahan (USA) (D S Lee) 4-9-09 Paul Cole [12] Gerald Mosse (EUR) 9/2 Jt Fav (10 points) 3) Bencoolen (IRE) (Eamon Maher) 4-9-06 David Nicholls [1] Darryll Holland (GBR) 9/1 (7 points) 4) Tartan Gigha (IRE) (Isobel Bird) 4-9-05 Mark Johnston [4] Fredrik Johansson (EUR) (5 points) 5) Docofthebay (IRE) (Paul Dixon) p5-9-10 Jamie Osborne [6] Hayley Turner (GBR) 9/2 Jt Fav (3 points) 6) Dunn'o (IRE) (Dennos Shaw) 4-9-08 Clive Cox [3] Neil Callan (IRE) 7) Glow Star (SAF) (Blue Diamond Racing) 5-9-07 Gary Moore [9] Malesh Narredu (ROW) 8) Dubai's Touch (Salem Suhail) b5-9-11 Mark Johnston [11] Ahmed Ajtebi (ROW) 9) Mahadee (IRE) (Saeed Manana) b 4-9-10 Clive Brittain [7] Hiroyuki Uchida (ROW) 10) City of The Kings (IRE) (John Maguire) 4-9-07 Geoff Harker [10] Seamus Heffernan (IRE)

10 ran Time: 1m 41.23s Distances: 4½, 1½, hd, 3, 2¾, 1¼, ½, 1, 10 Breeder: J A & P Duffy Breeding: b g Elnadim (USA) - Off The Blocks (Salse (USA)) Tote Win: £10.70 Places: £2.70; £2.20; £3.40 Exacta: £58.30

20 2.55pm THE SODHEXO PRESTIGE SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below), 2m. Weights highest weight 10st Minimum weight 8-9 Penalties after August 1st, each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437. 1) AAIM TO PROSPER (IRE) (CGA Racing Partnership 2) v5-8-09 Mick Channon [3] Neil Callan (IRE) 8/1 (15 points) 2) Yes Mr President (IRE) (Tom Monaghan) 4-9-03 Mark Johnston [7] Ahmed Ajtebi (ROW) 7/2 Fav (10 points) 3) Always Bold (IRE) (Tim Leslie) 4-8-13 Donald McCain Jnr [10] Hiroyuki Uchida (ROW) 10/1 (7 points) 4) Keenes Day (FR) (Renata Jacobs) 4-9-06 Mark Johnston [9] Fredrik Johansson (EUR) (5 points) 5) Bulwark (IRE) (JSM Fabrications) 7-9-04 Ian Williams [4] Malesh Narredu (ROW) (3 points) 6) Dolly Penrose (Mick Channon) 4-9-00 Mick Channon [11] Andrasch Starke (EUR) 7) Gee Dee Nen (Chris Duggan & Brendan Gilligan) 6-9-06 Jim Best [8] Darryll Holland (GBR) 8) Tungsten Strike (USA) (John Connolly) 8-9-09 Amanda Perrett [2] Alan Munro (GBR) 9) Macorville (USA) (Geoff & Sandra Turnbull) 6-10-00 George Moore [6] Gerald Mosse (EUR) 10) Overrule (USA) (The Jury’s Out Partnership) 5-9-02 Brian Ellison [5] Richard Hughes (IRE)

10 ran Non-Runner: Woolfall Treasure (Self Cert, Colic - replaced by 11 Aaim To Prosper) Time: 3m 36.96s Distances: 1¼, 1¾, hd, 1¼, 3, ¾, 2½, 3, 5 Breeder: Stephanie Hanley Breeding: br g Val Royal (FR) - Bint Al Balad (IRE) (Ahonoora) Tote Win: £9.90 Places: £3.00; £2.00; £3.20 Exacta: £54.80

3.30pm THE MICHAEL PAGE INTERNATIONAL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below), 1m 4f. Weights highest weight 10st Minimum weight 8-9 Penalties after August 1st, each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437. 1) PRESS THE BUTTON (GER) (Brian McAtavey) 6-9-05 Jim Boyle [2] Richard Hughes (IRE) 11/1 (15 points) 2) Night Crescendo (USA) (John Collolly) 6-9-04 Amanda Perrett [3] Neil Callan (IRE) 8/1 (10 points) 3) Heron Bay (Mollers Racing) 5-9-10 Chris Wall [9] Hayley Turner (GBR) 7/1 (7 points) 4) William Blake ( Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum ) 4-9-01 Mark Johnston [10] Alan Munro (GBR) 7/2 Fav (5 points) 5) Conquisto (Reid’s Racers) 4-9-07 Clive Cox [5] Seamus Heffernan (IRE) (3 points) 6) Mystery Star (IRE) (John Brenchley) 4-9-10 Mark Tompkins [7] Ahmed Ajtebi (ROW) 7) King Charles (Khalifa Sultan) 5-9-11 Ed Dunlop [4] Malesh Narredu (ROW) 8) Remember Ramon (USA) ( Maggie Findlay & Horses First Racing Limited ) 6-9-02 Jeremy Gask [6] Darryll Holland (GBR) 9) Buddhist Monk (Dr Marwan Koukash) t4-9-02 Ian Williams [8] Fredrik Johansson (EUR)

9 ran Non-Runner: Record Breaker (Self Cert, going, no reserve available so four points awarded to EUR and Andrasch Starke) Time: 2m 33.38s Distances: ½, ½, 1¼, nk, 1, 1, 5, 8 Breeder: Gestut Sommerberg Breeding: b g Dansili - Play Around (IRE) (Niniski (USA)) Tote Win: £8.00 Places: £2.20; £2.50; £2.90 Exacta: £64.40

4.05pm THE DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo Rated 81-100 (also open to such horses rated 80 and below), 6f. Weights highest weight 10st Minimum weight 8-9 Penalties after August 1st, each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437.

1) NOVERRE TO GO (IRE) (Duddy, Duffy, Heeney McCribe) t 3-9-07 Tom Dascombe [5] Hayley Turner (GBR) 5/1 (15 points) 2) Tropical Paradise (IRE) (S Lovelace & R Muddle) 3-9-11 Peter Winkworth [11] Seamus Heffernan (IRE) 9/1 (10 points) 3) Able Master (IRE) (Ron Hull) 3- 9-11 Bryan Smart [7] Hiroyuki Uchida (ROW) 16/1 (7 points) 4) Five Star Junior (USA) (Moyns Park Stud) 3-9-12 Linda Stubbs [9] Fredrik Johansson (EUR) (5 points) 5) Never Lose (Saeed Manana) 3-9-10 Clive Brittain [2] Alan Munro (GBR) (3 points) 6) Run For The Hills (Normandia Stud Ltd) 3-9-09 John Gosden [6] Neil Callan (IRE) 4/1 Jt Fav 7) Proclaim (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) b 3-10-00 Mark Johnston [1] Malesh Narredu (ROW) 8) Favourite Girl (IRE) (Peter Bourke) 3-10-00 Tim Easterby [8] Ahmed Ajtebi (ROW) 9) Kerrys Requiem (IRE) (Findlay & Bloom) 3-9-08 Mick Channon [12] Gerald Mosse (EUR) 4/1 Jt Fav 10) Smokey Ryder (The Govin Partnership) 3-9-08 Ron Harris [4] Andrasch Starke (EUR)

10 ran Time: 1m 14.06s Distances: hd, 2¾, sh, nk, ¾, 2¼, 1, 1¼, 4½ Breeder: Gestut Gorlsdorf Breeding: ch c Noverre (USA) - Ukraine Venture (Slip Anchor) Tote Win: £5.70 Places: £1.80; £2.60; £4.60 Exacta: £55.10

2009 FINAL TEAM SCORES IRE - 101 GBR - 56 EUR – 52 ROW - 47 21 2008 RESULTS

1.10pm THE BARCLAYS SHERGAR CUP DASH Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For three-year-olds & upwards Rated 86 - 105 (also open to horses rated 85 & below), five furlongs. Lowest Weight: 4yo+ 8st 9lb; 3yo 8st 6lb. Highest weight: 10st. Penalties: after August 2, for each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437 1) STRIKE UP THE BAND (Barker, Moser, Nicholls, Power & Short) David Nicholls 5-9-03 Yutaka Take ROW [7] 3/1JF (15 points) 2) FATHOM FIVE (IRE) (Hintlesham Racing) Bryan Smart 4-9-05 Halis Karatas EUR [10] 8/1 (10 points) 3) EVENS AND ODDS (IRE) (Catherine O’Flynn) Kevin Ryan 4-9-06 Frankie Dettori GB [4] 14/1 (7 points) 4) DARK MISSILE (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 5-9-07 Kevin Manning IRE [9] 3/1JF (5 points) 5) CRIMSON FERN (IRE) (Malcolm Saunders) Malcolm Saunders 4-9-03 Hayley Turner GB [5] (3 points) 6) MAC GILLE EOIN (MCSD Racing Partnership) John Gallagher 4-9-08 Russell Baze ROW [8] 7) NEW FREEDOM (BRZ) (Saif Ali) David Lanigan 7-9-09 Seb Sanders GB [3] 8) THE TRADER (IRE) (C Ward) Michael Blanshard 10 9-04 Jorge Ricardo ROW [2] 9) STONEACRE LAD (IRE) (Richard Teatum) Peter Grayson 5-9-09 Mirco Demuro EUR[6] REF) BENTONG (IRE) (HRH Sultan Ahmad Shah) Paul Cole 5-9-09 Jamie Spencer IRE [1] 10 ran Time: 1m 01.19s Distances: 1 1/4, 3/4, hd, hd, 1/2, 6, 2, 5 Breeder: A Rawding & P Crane Breeding: b g Cryrano De Bergerac - Green Supreme (Primo Dominie) Totes: Win: £3.90 Places: £1.60; £2.80; £3.00 Exacta: £37.80

1.45pm THE TITANIC QUARTER SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For three-year-olds & upwards, fillies & mares, Rated 81 - 100 (also open to horses rated 80 & below), seven furlongs. Lowest Weight: 8st 9lb. Highest weight: 10st. Penalties: after August 2, for each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437 1) NANS JOY (IRE) (Frank Cosgrove) Eoghan O'Neill 4-10-00 Yutaka Take ROW [6] 7/1 (15 points) 2) CHANTILLY TIFFANY (Ballygallon Stud Limited) Ed Dunlop 4-9-09 Gerald Mosse EUR [10] 13/2 (10 points) 3) FROISSEE (T Foreman) Simon Callaghan 4-9-01 Richard Hughes IRE [2] 11/2 (7 points) 4) SUMMER GOLD (IRE) (J Stephenson) Eric Alston 4-9-01 Seb Sanders GB [8] 9/2F (5 points) 5) VITAL STATISTICS (Setsquare Recruitment) David Elsworth 4-9-04 Frankie Dettori GB [2] (3 points) 6) IVORY LACE (Sally Woodman, J Lenaghan, D Mortimer) Steve Woodman 7-8-13 Halis Karatas EUR [4] 7) STEAM CUISINE (Burns Farm Racing) Mick Quinlan 4-9-11 Jorge Ricardo ROW [3] 8) CARCINETTO (IRE) (Sally Edwards) David Evans 6 9-06 Mirco Demuro EUR [9] 9) DRESSED TO DANCE (IRE) (Premier Cru Racing) David Evans 4-9-06 Kevin Manning IRE [1] 10) SAKHEE'S SONG (IRE) (D Mac A’bhaird & Dr O Bunting) David Elsworth 4-9-12 Hayley Turner GB [7] 10 ran Time: 1m 29.12s Distances:1 1/2, 1, 1, sh, 1 1/2, hd,8, 1 1/4, 3/4 Breeder: Brid Cosrove Breeding: b f In The Wings - True Joy (IRE) (Zilzal (USA)) Totes: Win: £8.30 Places: £2.20; £3.10; £1.90 Exacta: £105.90

2.20pm PORTHAULT SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For three-year-olds only, Rated 81 - 100 (also open to horses rated 80 & below), six furlongs. Lowest Weight: 8st 9lb. Highest weight: 10st. Penalties: after August 2, for each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437 1) SHIFTING STAR (IRE) (Night Shadow Syndicate) Walter Swinburn 3-9-06 Gerald Mosse EUR [6] 7/2F (15 points) 2) AL MUHEER (IRE) (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain 3-9-12 Russell Baze ROW [8] 14/1 (10 points) 3) KALDOUN KINGDOM (IRE) (P D Smith Holdngs Ltd) Richard Fahey 3-9-05 Seb Sanders GB [2] 6/1 (7 points) 4) SPANISH BOUNTY (The Fairleigh Court Racing Partnership) Jonny Portman 3-9-10 Halis Karatas EUR [7] (5 points) 5) SPITFIRE (The Spitfire Partnership) John Jenkins 3-9-12 Frankie Dettori GB [1] (3 points) 6) LITTLE PETE (IRE) (Friends Of Saunton Sands) Andrew Balding 3-9-06 Jamie Spencer IRE [9] 7) SUDDEN IMPACT (IRE) (Terry Cummins) Paul Green 3-9-06 Yutaka Take ROW [5] 8) BERBICE (IRE) (Jim McCarthy) Richard Hannon 3-9-06 Richard Hughes IRE [4] 9) CARLETON (The Square Table) Willie Musson 3 9-03 Kevin Manning IRE [10] 10 ran Non-runner: 9 Edge Of Light (withdrawn at start - Europe team receive 4 points) Time: 1m 15.39s Distances: 1 1/4, 1, nk, 2, 3/4, 3 1/2, 5, 5 Breeder: Hardys Of Kilkeel Ltd Breeding: ch g Night Shift (USA) - Ahshado (Bin Ajwad (IRE)) Totes: Win: £4.60 Places: £1.70; £4.90; £2.20 Exacta: £66.00

22 2.55pm THE CARVILL SHERGAR CUP STAYERS HANDICAP Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For four-year-olds & upwards Rated 81 - 100 (also open to horses rated 80 & below), two miles. Lowest Weight: 8st 9lb; Highest weight: 10st. Penalties: after August 2, for each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437 1) GEE DEE NEN (David Noblett) Mark Tompkins 5-9-04 Hayley Turner GB [7] 5/1 (15 points) 2) BOGSIDE THEATRE (IRE) (B Lappin) George Moore 4-9-05 Gerald Mosse EUR [9] 100/30F (10 points) 3) GRAND CAIMAN (I Wright) Richard Hannon 4-9-2p Mirco Demuro EUR [2] 33/1 (7 points) 4) CARACCIOLA (GER) (Piers Pottinger) Nicky Henderson 11-9-12 Jamie Spencer IRE [3] (5 points) 5) LA VECCHIA SCUOLA (IRE) (John Connor, Graham Brown) Jim Goldie 4-9-2 Kevin Manning IRE [6] (3 points) 6) DESERT SEA (IRE) (Bonusprint) David Arbuthnot 5-9-06 Jorge Ricardo ROW [10] 7) HIGHLAND LEGACY (B Warren) Michael Bell 4-9-09 Seb Sanders GB [8] 8) GREENWICH MEANTIME (Barlow, Crumbley & Rutherford) Richard Fahey 8-9-06 Russell Baze ROW [5] 9) MUDAWIN (IRE) (John Macgregor) Jim Goldie 7-9-02 Yutaka Take ROW [1] 10) ENJOY THE MOMENT (Exors of the Late Lynn Wilson & Martin Landau) Jamie Osborne 5-9-11 Richard Hughes IRE [4] 10 ran Non-runner: 9 Akarem (Replaced by Grand Caiman) Time: 3m 35.22s Distances: hd, 2, nk, 1, 11, 1 1/4, nse, dist, 4 1/2 Breeder: Kingwood Bloodstock Breeding: b g Mister Baileys - Special Beat (Bustino) Totes: Win: £7.30 Places: £2.60; £1.80; £12.80 Exacta: £28.90

3.30pm THE MICHAEL PAGE INTERNATIONAL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For four-year-olds & upwards Rated 81 - 100 (also open to horses rated 80 & below), one mile four furlongs. Lowest Weight: 8st 9lb; Highest weight: 10st. Penalties: after August 2, for each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437 1) STRATEGIC MOUNT (Ben & Sir Martyn Arbib) Paul Cole 5-9-06 Mirco Demuro EUR [3] 16/1 (15 points) 2) RECORD BREAKER (IRE) (Triplin Racing) Mark Johnston 4-9-06 Richard Hughes IRE [5] 7/1 (10 points) 3) FORMAX (FR) (Anthony & Victoria Pakenham) Marcus Tregoning 6-9-03 Hayley Turner GB [9] 9/2 (7 points) 4) FILIOS (IRE) (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor 4-9-09 Jamie Spencer IRE [7] (5 points) 5) SAHRATI (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain 4-9-02 Frankie Dettori GB [2] (3 points) 6) CANDLE (Mrs David Blackburn) Henry Candy 5-9-06 Jorge Ricardo ROW [10] 7) PROFIT'S REALITY (IRE) (Phones Direct Partnership) Paul Blockley 6-9-06 Seb Sanders GB [1] 8) POLISH POWER (GER) (John Wells) Stan Moore 8-9-04 Gerald Mosse EUR [4] 9) ALL THE GOOD (IRE) (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor 5-9-13 Halis Karatas EUR [8] 4/1F 10) COEUR DE LIONNE (IRE) (The Lamprell Partnership) Ed Dunlop 4-9-04 Russell Baze ROW [6] 10 ran Time: 2m 35.36s Distances: 1, 1 3/4, 1 1/4, 4, 2, 1/2, 2 1/4, nk, dist Breeder: Arbib Bloodstock Partnership Breeding: b g Montjeu – Danlu (Danzig) Totes: Win: £17.70 Places: £4.10; £3.10; £2.10 Exacta: £138.80

4.05pm THE LES AMBASSADEURS CLUB SHERGAR CUP MILE Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For four-year-olds & upwards Rated 81 - 100 (also open to horses rated 80 & below), old mile. Lowest Weight: 8st 9lb; Highest weight: 10st. Penalties: after August 2, for each race won 3lb. Prize Money: 1st: £17,500; 2nd: £6,125; 3rd: £2,800; 4th: £2,187; 5th: £1,925; 6th: £1,400; 7th: £1,137; 8th: £875; 9th: £612; 10th: £437 1) PERFECT STAR (Dr Bridget Drew & E Dedman) Clive Cox 4-9-08 Gerald Mosse EUR [4] 4/1 (15 points) 2) ACE OF HEARTS (Archangels 1) Chris Wall 9-9-08 Russell Baze ROW [7] 8/1 (10points) 3) KAY GEE BE (IRE) (Par Jeu Partnership) Mark Wallace 4-9-07 Yutaka Take ROW [5] 16/1 (7 points) 4) GOLD SOVEREIGN (IRE) (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor 4-9-12 Richard Hughes IRE [3] (5 points) 5) SCARTOZZ (Suderia Rencati Srl) Marco Botti 6-9-11 Halis Karatas EUR [9] (3 points) 6) KINSYA (Roalco Limited) Mark Tompkins 4-9-07 Hayley Turner GB [2] 7) TAMIMI'S HISTORY (Jim Ennis) David Evans 4-9-10 Kevin Manning IRE [8] 8) FISHFORCOMPLIMENTS (Mel Roberts & Nicola Meese) Richard Fahey 4-9-06 Jorge Ricardo ROW [10] 9) CAPE HAWK (IRE) (Thurloe Thoroughbreds XVII) Richard Hannon 4-9-05 Frankie Dettori EUR [1] 100/30F 9 ran Non-runner: 1 Vanderlin (withdrawn at start - Ireland team receives 4 points) Time: 1m 44.33s Distances: 1, 1, nk, 3 1/2, 1,1 1/4, 6, 2 1/4 Breeder: A Jenkins & E Kessly Breeding: b f Act One - Granted (FR) (Cadeaux Genereaux) Totes: Win: £4.20 Places: £1.40; £2.10; £3.30 Exacta: £29.80

2008 FINAL TEAM SCORES EUROPE - 94 REST OF THE WORLD - 57 GREAT BRITAIN – 53 IRELAND - 44

2007 RESULTS

1.10pm BARCLAYS SHERGAR CUP JUVENILE Class 2, Nursery Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 2yo, 7f. Highest weight 9st 7lb; lowest weight 7st 12lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner 6lb. Dream Eater’s Handicap Mark: 97. Entries: 71. Confirmed: 33 pay £0. Penalty value 1st: £17,234 2nd: £6,034 3rd: £2,758 4th: £2,152.50 5th: £1,897 6th: £1,379 1) RELATIVE ORDER (Heading For The Rocks Partnership) John Best 2-7-12 [10] Hayley Turner GBR3 33/1 (15 points) 2) GYPSY BABY (Maurice Sines) Richard Hannon 2-8-07 [4] Fredrik Johansson EUR2 10/1 (10) 3) DREAM EATER (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 2-9-07 [3] Jimmy Fortune IRE1 8/1 (7) 4) ORDINANCE (Jeff Daniels) Terry Mills 2-8-11 [6] Frankie Dettori EUR3 (5) 5) ARCHIVED (Swan Racing) Mick Quinlan 2-8-09 [8] Declan McDonogh IRE2 (3) 6) DAN TUCKET (Box 41) Mick Channon 2-8-06 [9] Kevin Darley GBR1 7) BURNWYND BOY (Robert Reid) Ian Semple 2-9-04 [5] Hugh Bowman ROW1 8) STAGE ACCLAIM (You Boyz Is Lost) Rod Millman 2-8-04 [7] Yutaka Take ROW2 9) DALKEY GIRL (G T Gaffney) Vince Smith 2-8-03 [1] Martin Dwyer GBR2 10) COASTING (Sir John Ritblat, David & Jennifer Sieff) Amanda Perrett 2-9-01 (inc 6lb Ex) [2] Andreas Suborics EUR1 7/4F 10 ran Time: 1m 26.76s (new 2-y-o record for Ascot’s new 7f course - previous record 1m 27.90s) Distances: .75, nk, 1 .75, 1, .5, hd, 1, 2.5, .75 Unplaced favourite: 7/4 Coasting Breeder: John & Caroline Penny Breeding: b c Diktat - Aunt Ruby (USA) (Rubiano (USA)) Tote Win: £55.40 Places: £10.70, £2.00, £2.50 Exacta: £485.30

1.45pm TITANIC QUARTER SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ fillies and mares rated 0-100, 6f. Highest weight 10st; lowest weight 8st 9lb, Penalties, after July 21, a winner 3lb. Dark Missile’s Handicap Mark: 100. Entries: 21. Confirmed: 13 pay £0. Penalty value 1st: £17,234 2nd: £6,034 3rd: £2,758 4th: £2,152.50 5th: £1,897 6th: £1,379 1) OUR FAYE (J B J Richards) Sylvester Kirk 4-8-10 (inc 3lb Ex) [8] Jimmy Fortune IRE1 9/2JF (22) 2) DARK MISSILE (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 4-10-00 [4] Hayley Turner GBR1 9/2JF (25) 3) TAGULA SUNRISE (David Knaggs & Mel Roberts) Richard Fahey 5-8-13 [1] Darren Beadman ROW1 10/1 (7) 4) LOCH VERDI (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 4-8-13 [3] Hugh Bowman ROW2 (5) 5) CHINA CHERUB (John Connolly, R Goward, J Jenkins, W Thornton) Richard Hannon b4-9-01 [2] Kevin Darley GBR2 (3) 6) LEOPOLDINE (R A Grossman & Normandie Stud Ltd ) Hughie Morrison 4-9-03 [5] Declan McDonogh IRE2 (3) 7) KEYAKI (S Oldroyd) Chris Wall 6-9-00 [9] Frankie Dettori EUR1 (5) 8) SWEET AFTON (Lockstone Business Services Ltd) Malcolm Saunders 4-9-00 [6] Martin Dwyer GBR3 9) PERFECT STORY (John & Bridget Drew) James Toller 5-8-13 [10] Andreas Suborics EUR2 10) FREE ROSES (James Given) James Given b4-9-04 [7] Kevin Manning IRE3 10 ran Time: 1m 13.08s - new record for Ascot’s new 6f course; previous record 1m 13.12s Distances: .75, .75, 1 1/4, 1.5, nk, 7, nk, 1, 1.25 Breeder: J B J Richards Breeding: b f College Chapel - Tamara (Marju (IRE)) Tote Win: £4.40 Places: £2.20, £2.00, £2.20 Exacta: £12.80

2.20pm PORTHAULT SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo rated 0-100, 6f. Highest Weight: 9st 12lb; lowest weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner 3lb. Lipocco’s Handicap Mark: 100. Entries: 48. Confirmed: 28 pay £0. Penalty value 1st: £17,234 2nd: £6,034 3rd: £2,758 4th: £2,152.50 5th: £1,897 6th: £1,379 1) GENKI (Gillian Khosla) Roger Charlton 3-8-12 [5] Kevin Manning IRE1 6/4F (15) 2) LIPOCCO (The Anagram Partnership) Ralph Beckett 3-9-12 [2] Declan McDonogh IRE2 15/2 (13) 3) KING'S APOSTLE (Wentworth Racing (Pty) Ltd) William Haggas 3-8-13 [7] Hugh Bowman ROW1 5/1 (12) 4) SOUTHANDWEST (B McNicholas & M Feehan) Stan Moore 3-8-13 [6] Fredrik Johansson EUR1 (15) 5) DAZED AND AMAZED (Mrs R Ablett) Richard Hannon 3-9-12 [3] Jimmy Fortune IRE 3 (25) 6) HEYWOOD (Sheikh Mohammed) Mick Channon 3-9-03 [8] Yutaka Take ROW2 7) INVINCIBLE FORCE (Terry Cummins) Paul Green 3-9-10 [10] Martin Dwyer GBR2 8) RESPLENDENT ALPHA (Resplendent Racing Limited) Paul Howling t3-9-07 [9] Darren Beadman ROW3 (7) 9) EVERYMANFORHIMSELF (Cavan Pickering & Stewart Whitehead) James Given b3-8-13 [1] Hayley Turner GBR2 (25) 9 ran Time: 1m 13.34s Distances: 2, .75, nk, 1.5, 1.25, sh, 1.25, nk Non runner: Sirens Gift (withdrawn) Breeder: Rathbarry Stud Breeding: ch g Shinko Forest (IRE) - Emma’s Star (ITY) (Darshaan) Tote Win: £2.30 Places: £1.30, £2.80, £2.00 Exacta: £15.00

24 2.55pm CARVILL SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 2m. Highest weight 9st 12lb; lowest weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner 3lb. Greenwich Meantime’s Handicap Mark: 99. Entries: 48. Confirmed: 25 pay £0. Penalty value 1st: £17,234 2nd: £6,034 3rd: £2,758 4th: £2,152.50 5th: £1,897 6th: £1,379 1) LEG SPINNER (Bill Moffett) Tony Martin IRE 6-8-13 [3] Yutaka Take ROW1 5/2F (15) 2) CARACCIOLA (Piers Pottinger) Nicky Henderson 10-9-00 [2] Hugh Bowman ROW3 20/1 (22) 3) COLLOQUIAL (David & Margeret Blackburn) Henry Candy v6-9-04 [5] Hayley Turner GBR1 8/1 (32) 4) GOLDEN QUEST (Syndicate 2002) Mark Johnston 6-9-09 [9] Kevin Manning IRE1 (20) 5) ODIHAM (D L Brooks, James Dean, Julia Scott) Hughie Morrison v6-9-05 (inc 3lb ex) [10] Darren Beadman ROW2 (10) 6) LETS ROLL (A Crute & Partners) Chris Thornton 6-8-13 [4] Frankie Dettori EUR2 (5) 7) GREENWICH MEANTIME (K Lee D Barlow B Crumbley & L Rutherford) Richard Fahey 7-9-12 [7] Fredrik Johansson EUR1 (15) 8) MIRJAN (Len Lungo Racing Limited) Len Lungo b11-9-03 [1] Jimmy Fortune IRE2 (25) 9) NOBELIX (Rupert Hambro) James Fanshawe 5-9-01 [8] Kevin Darley GBR2 (3) 10) VINANDO (Exors of the late Evelyn Hankinson) Charles Egerton tp6-9-11 [6] Andreas Suborics EUR3 (4) 10 ran Time: 3m 31.93s Distances: 1.25, 1.25, .75, 1.25, .75, hd, .75, 1.5, dist Breeder: Steven Nolan Breeding: b g Intikhab (USA) - Road Harbour (USA) (Rodrigo De Triano (USA)) Tote Win: £3.30 Places: £1.60, £5.30, £3.00 Exacta: £48.20

3.30pm MICHAEL PAGE INTERNATIONAL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 1m 4f. Highest weight 9st 12lb; lowest weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner 3lb. Before You Go’s Handicap Mark: 98. Entries: 57. Confirmed: 30 pay £0. Penalty value 1st: £17,234 2nd: £6,034 3rd: £2,758 4th: £2,152.50 5th: £1,897 6th: £1,379 1) STRATEGIC MOUNT (Ben & Sir Martyn Arbib) Paul Cole 4-9-08 [5] Frankie Dettori EUR1 11/8F (20) 2) JOHN TERRY (Alan Spence) Amanda Perrett 4-9-04 [6] Yutaka Take ROW1 8/1 (25) 3) ACROPOLIS (Newkeylets) Ian Semple v6-9-06 [9] Darren Beadman ROW2 12/1 (17) 4) MUSTAJED (Double P Partnership) Rod Millman 6-9-03 [10] Martin Dwyer GBR3 (5) 5) GAVROCHE (M Khan X2) Jim Boyle 6-9-06 [7] Kevin Manning IRE3 (23) 6) CORRIOLANUS (Dubai Thoroughbred Racing) Andrew Balding 7-9-09 [8] Fredrik Johansson EUR2 (15) 7) KERRIEMUIR LASS (Thurloe Thoroughbreds XV) Michael Jarvis 4-9-02 [2] Declan McDonogh IRE1 (13) 8) DUNASKIN (Equiname Ltd) Karen McLintock 7-9-07 [3] Jimmy Fortune IRE2 (25) 9) BANDAMA (Lady Clague) Amanda Perrett 4-9-08 [4] Hayley Turner GBR2 (32) 9 ran - Non runner: Before You Go Time: 2m 34.09s Distances: hd, 2, 1, nk, nk, .5, hd, 2 Breeder: Arbib Bloodstock Partnership Breeding: b c Montjeu (IRE) - Danlu (USA) (Danzig (USA)) Tote Win: £2.50 Places: £1.30, £2.90, £2.80 Exacta: £15.30

4.05pm SODEXHO PRESTIGE SHERGAR CUP MILE Class 2, Handicap, £35,000 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 1m. Highest weight 9st 12lb; lowest weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner 3lb. Musadif’s Handicap Mark: 95. Entries: 51. Confirmed: 26 pay £0. Penalty value 1st: £17,234 2nd: £6,034 3rd: £2,758 4th: £2,152.50 5th: £1,897 6th: £1,379 1) BENANDONNER (J C & Sinead Parsons) Richard Fahey 4-9-02 [10] Hugh Bowman ROW2 5/1 (37) 2) ACE OF HEARTS (Archangels 1) Chris Wall 8-9-07 [3] Martin Dwyer GBR1 5/2F (15) 3) PENTECOST (J C & S R Hitchins) Andrew Balding p8-9-10 [7] Darren Beadman ROW1 8/1 (24) 4) SOUTH CAPE (Heart Of The South Racing) Mick Channon 4-9-02 [9] Kevin Manning IRE1 (28) 5) WATERSIDE (Nigel Shields) Gary Moore 8-9-05 [5] Andreas Suborics EUR2 (7) 6) WOVOKA (Mrs T Burns & Mick Channon) Mick Channon 4-9-01 (inc 3lb Ex) [1] Frankie Dettori EUR3 (20) 7) CAPE OF LUCK (Mrs S Sheldon) Philip Mitchell 4-9-07 [8] Fredrik Johansson EUR1 (15) 8) PRINCE OF THEBES (Canisbay Bloodstock) John Akehurst 6-9-04 [2] Declan McDonogh IRE2 (13) 9) BUSTAN (Mrs J Morley) Giles Bravery 8-9-09 [4] Yutaka Take ROW3 (25) 9 ran Time: 1m 40.99s Distances: .5, 2.5, sh, .5, 1 .75, hd, .75, 3.5 Non-runner: Musadif Breeder: Gainsborough Farm LLC Breeding: ch g Giant’s Causeway (USA) - Cape Verdi (IRE) (Caerleon (USA)) Tote Win: £9.30 Places: £2.90, £1.70, £2.10 Exacta: £30.40

2007 FINAL TEAM SCORES REST OF THE WORLD - 86 IRELAND - 66 GREAT BRITAIN - 58 EUROPE - 42

25 2006 RESULTS

1.20pm SODEXHO PRESTIGE SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 guaranteed. For 3yo+ fillies & mares rated 0-100, 6f. Weights: highest weight 10st; minimum weight 8st 9lb (3yo 8st 5lb). Penalties after July 22, a winner 3lb. Weight for age: 3 from 4yo + 4lb. Penalty values: 1st £14,772; 2nd £5,172; 3rd £2,364; 4th £1,845; 5th £1,626; 6th £1,182 1 DARK MISSILE (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 3-8-13 [7] Ryan Moore GBI 4/1 2 LADY LIVIUS (Mrs John Lee) Richard Hannon 3-9-02 [2] Frankie Dettori ROW 12/1 3 SLING BACK (Wavelength Syndicate) Eamon Tyrrell IRE 5 8-09 [9] Glen Boss ROW 10/1 4 TAGULA SUNRISE (David Knaggs & Mel Roberts) Richard Fahey 4-9-06 [10] Jamie Spencer GBI 7/2F 5 SECRET NIGHT (Hants And Herts) James Toller 3-8-08 [4] Emma-Jayne Wilson ROW 6 MEDITATION (Paddy Barrett) Ian Wood 4-8-09 (3lb ex) [5] Gerald Mosse ROW 7 BOUBOULINA (Gainsborough Stud) Ed Dunlop 3-9-04 [3] Seb Sanders GBI 8 SIERRA VISTA (David Metcalfe) David Barker 6-10-00 [6] Hayley Turner GBI 9 FOLGA (The Thrill Seekers) James Given 4-9-10 [8] Yuichi Fukunaga ROW 10 AUWITESWEETHEART (D R Windebank) Rod Millman 4-8-09 [1] Michael Kinane GBI 10 ran Distances: 1 1/2l, 1l, 1l, hd, 1 1/4l, 1l, 3 1/2l, 1/2l, 3l Winning time: 1m 14.89s Breeder: Littleton Stud Breeding: b f Night Shift (USA) - Exorcet (FR) (Selkirk (USA)) Tote: Win £5.00; Places £1.80, £2.30, £2.50; Exacta £36.30

1.55pm PORTHAULT SHERGAR CUP JUVENILE Class 2, Auction Stakes, £30,000 guaranteed. For 2yo which were sold or bought in as yearlings by public auction (under the hammer) or as 2yo at the ABreeze Up @ sales for 72,000 guineas or less after June 30, 2005 (last sale to govern the price if sold more than once), 7f. Weights: colts & geldings 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: for each Class 4 race won 3lb; for each Class 3 race won 5lb; for each Class 1 or 2 race won 7lb (nursery handicaps excluded for the purpose of penalties; penalties cumulative and maximum penalty 12lb). Allowances: horses sold or bought in for 65,000 guineas or less 1lb; for 55,000 guineas or less 2lb; for 45,000 guineas or less 3lb; for 35,000 guineas or less 4lb (To calculate allowances for horses sold before July 1, 2005, add an additional 3,000 guineas to horses auction price). Penalty values: 1st £14,772; 2nd £5,172; 3rd £2,364; 4th £1,845; 5th £1,626; 6th £1,182 1 EDDIE JOCK (Colin Gershinson) Michael Bell 2-8-12 [10] Robert Winston GBI 10-3 2 DOCTOR BROWN (J S Threadwell) Brian Meehan 2-9-01 [2] Frankie Dettori ROW 11/8F 3 JOHANNESBURG JACK (Michael Lynch) Hughie Morrison 2-9-04 [4] Jamie Spencer GBI 12/1 4 SLIPASEARCHER (Barry McCabe) David Evans 2-8-07 [5] Michael Kinane GBI 5 ARMIGERENT (Joy & Valentine Feerick) Mark Johnston 2-8-12 [1] Doug Whyte ROW 6 CAPE SCHANCK (Jane Chapple-Hyam) Jane Chapple-Hyam 2 8-12 [3] Seb Sanders GBI 7 ZAFONICAL STORM (Briton International) Brendan Duke 2-9-01 [9] Hayley Turner GBI 8 GRAND PRIX (Jenny Powell) Richard Hannon 2-9-01 [8] Gerald Mosse ROW 9 HYTHE BAY (Eastwell Manor Racing Ltd) Richard Phillips 2-8-07 [6] Emma-Jayne Wilson ROW 10 GOING STRAIGHT (Christopher Shankland) Ian Wood 2-8-07 [7] Yuichi Fukunaga ROW 10 ran Distances: 4l, 5l, 6l, 2l, 1/2l, 1 1/4l, 7l, 6l, 3 1/2l Winning time: 1m 28.71s Breeder: James Egan, J Corcoran and June Judd Breeding: ch g Almutawakel - Al Euro (FR) (Mujtahid (USA)) Tote: Win £4.70; Places £1.70, £1.20 , £2.30 Exacta £10.60

2.30pm SODHEXO PRESTIGE SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 guaranteed. For 3yo rated 0-100, 6f. Weights: highest weight 9st 12lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 22, a winner 3lb. Penalty value: 1st £14,772; 2nd £5,172; 3rd £2,364; 4th £1,845; 5th £1,626; 6th £1,182 1 COME OUT FIGHTING (M J Wiley) Paul Blockley 3 9-01 [1] Ryan Moore GBI 8/1 2 DIDN’T WE (Miss J A Leighs) Terry Mills b3-8-11 [4] Doug Whyte ROW 13/2 3 PHANTOM WHISPER (Tina Ann Dormer) Rod Millman 3 9-00 [2] Hayley Turner GBI 20/1 4 INGLEBY ARCH (Dave Scott) David Barron 3-9-09 [6] Robert Winston GBI 5 KING ORCHISIOS (Julian & Rosie Richer) Kevin Ryan 3-9-08 [10] Glen Boss ROW 6 GRANTLEY ADAMS (Mrs T G Trant) Mick Channon 3-9-05 [7] Michael Kinane GBI 10-3F 7 GAMBLE IN GOLD (Ms R Z Stephenson) Richard Hannon 3-9-02 [8] Gerald Mosse ROW 8 CURTAIL (Gordon McDowall) Ian Semple 3-9-10 [9] Jamie Spencer GBI 9 SWEET AFTON (M McLoughlin) Eamon Tyrrell IRE 3-9-04 [5] Yuichi Fukunaga ROW 10 ANGUS NEWZ (J G Dooley) Mick Quinn v3-9-12 [3] Frankie Dettori ROW 10 ran Distances: 2l, hd, 1l, nk, 3/4l, 1l, 2l, 2 1/2l, 3 1/2l Winning time: 1m 14.68s Breeder: G J Hamer Breeding: b c Bertolini (USA) - Ulysses Daughter (IRE) (College Chapel) Tote: Win £11.10; Places £3.00, £2.00 , £7.10 Exacta £89.20 26 3.00pm CARVILL SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class 2, Handicap, £30,000 guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 2m. Weights: highest weight 9st 12lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 22, a winner 3lb. Penalty value: 1st £14,772; 2nd £5,172; 3rd £2,364; 4th £1,845; 5th £1,626; 6th £1,182 1 DOROTHY’S FRIEND (Mountgrange Stud) Roger Charlton 6-9-03 [7] Seb Sanders GBI 5/2F 2 MCELDOWNEY (C G Maybury) Mark Johnston 4 8-13 [3] Ryan Moore GBI 9/2 3 CASUAL GLANCE (Kingsclere Stud) Andrew Balding 4-8-12 [5] Jamie Spencer GBI 10/1 4 REHEARSAL (Elite Racing Club) Len Lungo 5-9-04 [1] Michael Kinane GBI 5 WISE OWL (S Birdseye) Jeff Pearce 4-8-10 [2] Doug Whyte ROW 6 TRANCE (Nigel Shields) David Barron p6-8-09 Emma-Jayne Wilson ROW 7 CAVALLINO (Investment AB Rustningen) Roy Kvisla t6-9-12 [4] Yuichi Fukunaga ROW 8 SWORDSMAN (John O’Connor) Michael Bell b4-9-03 [8] Glen Boss ROW 9 TARANDOT (Norcroft Park Stud) George Margarson 5-9-06 [6] Robert Winston GBI 9 ran Non-runners: 6 Mudawin (vet certificate), 9 Quizzene (ground - 4 points awarded to ROW) Distances: 4l, 1 2l, nk, 3 2l, 3l, 3/4l, 1 3/4l, 18 Winning time: 3m 30.16s Breeder: Floors Farming And Christopher J Heath Breeding: b g Grand Lodge (USA) - Isle Of Flame (Shirley Heights) Tote: Win £3.00; Places £1.50, £2.00 , £3.20; Exacta £11.30

3.35pm MICHAEL PAGE INTERNATIONAL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class 2, Handicap, ,40,000 guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 1m 4f. Weights: highest weight 9st 12lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 22, a winner 3lb. Penalty value: 1st £19,696; 2nd £6,896; 3rd £3,152; 4th £2,460; 5th £2,168; 6th £1,576 1 YOUNG MICK (Michael Kentish) George Margarson v4-9-13 (3lb ex) [6] Gerald Mosse ROW 9/4F 2 TI ADORA (Jan Harris) Paul D´Arcy 4-8-10 [7] Ryan Moore GBI 12/1 3 MIKAO (Ben Allen) Mark Tompkins 5-9-03 [9] Jamie Spencer GBI 9/1 4 PEVENSEY (Chris Buckley) Mark Buckley 4-9-03 [4] Frankie Dettori ROW 5 NERO’S RETURN (Christine Budden) Mark Johnston 5 8-11 [1] Glen Boss ROW 6 ISIDORE BONHEUR (John McAleese, Hubert Brown Kerr) Alan Swinbank 5-9-02 [3] Emma-Jayne Wilson ROW 7 CHANTACO (The Pink Hat Racing Partnership) Andrew Balding 4-9-12 [2] Hayley Turner GBI 8 TOP SEED (John Livock Bloodstock Ltd) Mick Channon 5-9-04 [5] Robert Winston GBI 9 NAWAMEES (Paul Stamp) Gary Moore p8-9-06 [10] Seb Sanders GBI 10 WINGMAN (Donald Kerr) John Hills p4-9-02 [8] Doug Whyte ROW 10 ran Distances: 1l, 1 1/4l, 3/4l, 1l, 1l, hd, 1/2l, 1/2l, 3l Winning time: 2m 31.47s Breeder: Michael Kentish Breeding: br g King’s Theatre (IRE) - Just Warning (Warning) Tote: Win £2.50; Places £1.70, £2.50, £2.80; Exacta £29.60

4.10pm SONY SHERGAR CUP MILE Class 2, Handicap, £40,000 guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 1m. Weights: highest weight 9st 12lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 22, a winner 3lb. Royal Island’s Handicap Mark: 100. Entries: 79. Confirmed: 38 pay ,0. Penalty value: 1st ,19,696; 2nd ,6,896; 3rd ,3,152; 4th ,2,460; 5th ,2,168; 6th ,1,576 1 PRINCE OF THEBES (Canisbay Bloodstock) John Akehurst 5-9-05 [3] Seb Sanders GBI 9/2 2 TUCKER (Mrs A M Richards) Walter Swinburn p4-9-10 [6] Hayley Turner GBI 16/1 3 APPALACHIAN TRAIL (G L S Partnership) Ian Semple b5-9-11 [2] Gerald Mosse ROW 7/2F 4 BUSTAN (Tom Morley) Giles Bravery 7-9-09 [10] Doug Whyte ROW 5 HARTSHEAD (B Valentine) Alan Swinbank 7-9-08 (3lb ex) [4] Yuichi Fukunaga ROW 6 PENTECOST (J C, J R & S R Hitchens) Andrew Balding 7-9-12 [5] Michael Kinane GBI 7 RED SPELL (Mrs John Lee) Richard Hannon p5-9-04 [1] Glen Boss ROW 8 ROYAL ISLAND (Markus Graff) Mark Johnston 4 9-12 [8] Ryan Moore GBI 9 JALAMID (Tom Morley) Giles Bravery t4-9-05 [9] Robert Winston GBI 9 ran Non-runner: 10 Flipando (4 points awarded to ROW) Distances: sh, 1/2l, 1 1/4l, sh, 1/2l, sh, 1/2l, 5l Winning time: 1m 40.29s Breeder: Anita Rothschild and London Thoroughbred Services Breeding: b g Desert Prince (IRE) - Persian Walk (FR) (Persian Bold) Tote: Win £4.30; Places £1.50, £4.40, £2.00; Exacta £92.90

2006 FINAL TEAM SCORES GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND TEAM - 158 REST OF THE WORLD TEAM - 95

27 2004 RESULTS

1.40pm THE PRINCE'S TRUST SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo+ fillies & mares Rated 0-100, 6f. Minimum Weight 8st 9lb; 3yo 8st 5lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner of a Class A to D racE 3lb. Weight for age: 3yo from 4yo+ 4lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,630; 3rd: £3,031; 4th: £2,368; 5th: £2,084; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,231; 8th: £947; 9th: £663; 10th: £474 1) TYCHY (D P Ellinas) Stuart Williams 5-9-03 Gerald Mosse ROW [7] 11/4 Fav 2) FRUIT OF GLORY (D,BF R B Hill) John Jenkins 5-9-05 Frankie Dettori ROW [10] 11/2 3) CAVERAL (D A L Stalder) Richard Hannon 3-9-02 Weichong Marwing ROW [8] 20/1 4) SPEED COP (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 4-9-06 Johnny Murtagh GBI [5] 5) FANNY'S FANCY (Exors of the Late Naz Ahamad) Chris Wall 4-8-13 Kevin Darley GBI [1] 6) PROUD BOAST (Peter Savill) David Nicholls 6-9-01 Kieren Fallon GBI [9] 7) FOREVER PHOENIX (John Greetham) Robert Cowell 4-9-03 Darryll Holland GBI [3] 8) MRS ST GEORGE (Tony Kilduff) James Burns IRE 3-8-06 Dario Vargiu ROW [2] 9) BARRANTES (D W F Sandercock & D C Lambird) Sheena West 7-8-09 Michael Kinane GBI [4] 10) BALI ROYAL (Mrs R J Manning) Malcolm Saunders 6-9-09 Damien Oliver ROW [6] 10 Ran Non-Runners: Dowager (Vet’s Certificate), Grey Pearl (Vet’s Certificate) Time: 1 min 14.73 sec Distance: 1, nk, hd, hd, ½, 3½, ½, 7, 2½ Breeder: L Ellinas Breeding: ch m Suave Dancer (USA) - Touch Of White (Song) Tote Win: £3.90 Places: £1.90; £1.60; £5.10 Exacta: £25.30

2.10pm PORTHAULT SHERGAR CUP JUVENILE Class B, Auction Race, £45,100 Total Prize Fund. 7f, for 2yo sold or bought in as yearlings by public auction, or as 2yo at the "Breeze Up" sales for 72,000 guineas or less before July 1, 2003 or for 75,000 guineas or less after June 30, 2003 (last sale to govern price if sold more than once). Weights: colts & geldings 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: for each class D race won 3lb; for each Class C race won 5lb; for each Class A or B race won 7lb (nurseries excluded for the purpose of penalties; penalties cumulative and maximum penalty 12lb). Allowances: horses sold or bought in for 65,000 guineas or less 1lb; for 55,000 guineas or less 2lb; for 45,000 guineas or less 3lb; for 35,000 guineas or less 4lb (for calculation of allowances for horses sold before July 1, 2003, an additional 3,000 guineas is added to the horse's auction price). Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,630; 3rd: £3,031; 4th: £2,368; 5th: £2,084; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,231; 8th: £947; 9th: £663; 10th: £474 1) JUSTAQUESTION (Christopher Shankland) Ian Wood 2-8-10 Frankie Dettori ROW [5] 10/1 2) BEAVER PATROL (Gary Stevens) Fulke Johnson Houghton 2-9-06 Michael Kinane GBI [8] 14/1 3) LAMH EILE (Oghill House Stud) David Barron 2-8-07 Dario Vargiu ROW [7] 11/2 4) DESTINATE (Michael Pescod & Justin Dowley) Richard Hannon 2-9-01 Darryll Holland GBI [4] 5) SPIRIT OF FRANCE (Alan Spence) Mark Johnston 2-9-02 Jamie Spencer GBI [10] 6) EMBOSSED (Ms R Z Stephenson ) Richard Hannon 2-9-01 Yutaka Take ROW [9] 7) KANDIDATE (Tony Richards) Clive Brittain 2-8-12 Gerald Mosse ROW [6] 8) GROUP CAPTAIN (Speedlith Group) Sylvester Kirk 2-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [2] 9) STREET CRED (Young Guns Syndicate) Andrew Balding 2-9-01 Damien Oliver ROW [3] 10) MCELDOWNEY (C G Maybury) Mark Johnston 2-8-12 Kevin Darle y GBI [1] 10 Ran Time: 1 min 28.30 sec Distances: hd, nk, ½, 1, ½, 5, 3½, 1¼, 7 Breeder: Andrew Reid Breeding: b f Pursuit Of Love - Queenbird (Warning) Tote Win: £7.20 Places: £1.70; £2.80; £2.50 Exacta: £114.70

2.45pm MURPHY'S FASTFLOW SHERGAR CUP MILE Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ rated 0-100, 1m. Weights: highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,630; 3rd: £3,031; 4th: £2,368; 5th: £2,084; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,231; 8th: £947; 9th: £663; 10th: £474 1) PENTECOST (J C, J R and S R Hitchins) Andrew Balding 5-9-07 Kieren Fallon GBI [6] 9/2 Fav 2) VORTEX (Coriolis Partnership) Gay Kelleway et5-9-10 Yutaka Take ROW [5] 6/1 3) WING COMMANDER (Steve Ryan) Richard Fahey 5-9-00 Dario Vargiu ROW [7] 9/1 4) COLISAY (D M Hawkes) Ed Vaughan v1 5-9-07 Jamie Spencer GBI [4] 9/1 5) UNSHAKABLE (Unshakable Partnership) Bob Jones 5-9-01 Frankie Dettori ROW [8] 6) GREENSLADES (Four Seasons Racing Ltd) Peter Makin 5-9-03 Gerald Mosse ROW [2] 7) ST ANDREWS (Team Havana) Michael Jarvis 4-9-02 Weichong Marwing ROW [9] 8) CAMP COMMANDER (Tony & Simon Richards) Clive Brittain t5-9-01 Darryll Holland GBI [3] 9) CALCUTTA (Catherine Corbett & Chris Wright ) Barry Hills 8-9-04 Kevin Darley GBI [10] 10) SELECTIVE (Bruce Corman) Ed Vaughan 5-9-00 Johnny Murtagh GBI [1] 10 Ran Time: 1 min 41.14 sec Distances: 1¼, 1, 1, 1¼, 1¼, hd, 2, 1¼, 15 Breeder: Nancy Ralphs Breeding: ch g Tagula (IRE) - Boughtbyphone (Warning) Tote Win: £3.70 Places: £1.80; £2.40; £3.20 Exacta: £16.50

28 3.20pm SODEXHO SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 0-100, 2m 45yds. Weights: highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,630; 3rd: £3,031; 4th: £2,368; 5th: £2,084; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,231; 8th: £947; 9th: £663; 10th: £474 1) DOROTHY'S FRIEND (Mountgrange Stud) Roger Charlton 4-8-09 Michael Kinane GBI [6] 11/4 Fav 2) DOUBLE OBSESSION (Ron Huggins, R B Huckerby, Atlantic Racing) Mark Johnston v4-9-02 Damien Oliver ROW [4] 3/1 3) HIGHLAND GAMES (K Bailey, P Booth, D Boorer) James Given 4-8-08 Yutaka Take ROW [8] 10/1 4) GOLD MEDALLIST (Jeff Smith) David Elsworth 4-9-07 Weichong Marwing ROW [3] 5) PENNY PICTURES (Terry Neill) Martin Pipe 5-8-08 Kieren Fallon GBI [2] 6) ALMAH (Peter Deal & Tweenhills Racing) Venetia Williams 6-8-11 Kevin Darley GBI [7] 7) MORSON BOY (Ged Mason) Mark Johnston 4-8-13 Darryll Holland GBI [10] 8) ALBANOV (Michael Watt) Mark Johnston 4-9-02 Jamie Spencer GBI [9] 9) SANTANDO (Mrs J M Khan) Clive Brittain v4-8-11 Gerald Mosse ROW [1] 10) NOSTRADAMUS (Joseph Kell ) Kahlil Burke IRE 5-9-00 Dario Vargiu ROW [5] 10 Ran Time: 3 min 32.72 sec Distance: 1, 2, 1¾, 1¾, 1½, hd, 6, 1½, 16 Breeder: Floors Farming & Christopher Heath Breeding: b g Grand Lodge (USA) - Isle Of Flame (Shirley Heights) Tote Win: £3.20 Places: £1.20; £1.60; £2.90 Exacta: £7.70

3.50pm CARVILL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 Total Prize Fund. For 4yo+ Rated 0-100, 1m 4f. Weights: highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,630; 3rd: £3,031; 4th: £2,368; 5th: £2,084; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,231; 8th: £947; 9th: £663; 10th: £474 1) DESERT QUEST (Ballygallon Stud Ltd) Andrew Balding b4-8-13 Jamie Spencer GBI [1] 14/1 2) COUNSEL'S OPINION (Mrs J Roberts) Chris Wall 7-9-07 Weichong Marwing ROW [3] 12/1 3) SWIFT TANGO (Khalifa Sultan) Ed Dunlop 4-9-07 Damien Oliver ROW [2] 12/1 4) HAWRIDGE PRINCE (Eric Gadsden) Gerald Cottrell 4-9-02 Johnny Murtagh GBI [8] 5) STARRY LODGE (D R C Thompson) Luca Cumani 4-9-03 Frankie Dettori ROW [9] 6/4 Fav 6) HAMBLEDEN (Stag and Huntsman) Michael Jarvis 7-9-05 Kieren Fallon GBI [6] 7) DESERT ROYALTY (Janice Quy) Ed Dunlop 4-8-13 Darryll Holland GBI [4] 8) SIR GEORGE TURNER (Paul Dean) Mark Johnston 5-9-02 Michael Kinane GBI [5] 9) MUHAREB (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain 5-9-01 Yutaka Take ROW [10] 10) AKASH (Markus Graff) Mark Johnston 4-8-12 Gerald Mosse ROW [7] 10 Ran Time: 2 min 34.22 sec Distance: nk, nk, ½, ¾, nk, ¾, 1¾, 10, 10 Breeder: Ballygallon Stud Breeding: b g Rainbow Quest (USA) - Jumilla (USA) (El Gran Senor (USA)) Tote Win: £19.70 Places: £5.00; £3.00; £2.70 Exacta: £200.10

4.20pm DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo Rated 0-100, 6f. Weights: highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,630; 3rd: £3,031; 4th: £2,368; 5th: £2,084; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,231; 8th: £947; 9th: £663; 10th: £474 1) PARADISE ISLE (The Equema Partnership) Chris Wall 3-9-01 Weichong Marwing ROW [4] 14/1 2) ALDERNEY RACE (Britton House Stud Ltd) Roger Charlton 3-9-07 Kevin Darley GBI [5] 3/1 Jt Fav 3) KHABFAIR (Star Pointe Ltd & Arlington Bloodstock) Amanda Perrett 3-9-04 Dario Vargiu ROW [9] 7/2 4) GLARAMARA (C M Martin) Alan Bailey 3-9-07 Kieren Fallon GBI [8] 5) COMMANDO SCOTT (Ann Morris) Alan Berry 3-9-00 Michael Kinane GBI [1] 6) DOITNOW (Hi-Tech Racing Club) Richard Fahey 3-8-13 Frankie Dettori ROW [10] 7) NERO'S RETURN (Christine Budden) Mark Johnston 3-9-03 Yutaka Take ROW [3] 8) HIGH VOLTAGE (Mrs K Halsall ) Karl Burke 3-9-04 Damien Oliver ROW [7] 9) VALJARV (V and J Properties) Nick Littmoden 3-9-02 Johnny Murtagh GBI [2] 10) DANZIG RIVER (Ronald Arculli) Barry Hills 3-9-03 Jamie Spencer GBI [6] 20/1 10 ran Time: 1 min 14.37 sec Distances: 3, ½, 1½, nk, ½, 1¾, ½, 2, 4 Breeder: Jeremy Green & Sons Breeding: b f Bluebird (USA) - Iktidar (Green Desert (USA)) Tote Win: £15.00 Places: £3.10; £1.90; £1.80 Exacta: £81.90

2004 FINAL TEAM SCORES DUBAI DUTY FREE REST OF THE WORLD TEAM - 138 SODEXHO PRESTIGE GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND TEAM - 102

29 2003 RESULTS

Dubai Duty Free Rest Of The World Riders In Bold 1.45pm MOSS BROS SHERGAR CUP MILE (RATED STAKES HANDICAP) Class B, £40,000 guaranteed, One Mile (Round), four-year-olds rated 0-100. Weights: highest weight: 9st 7lb. Penalties, after July 19, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £15,428; 2nd: £5,880; 3rd: £2,688; 4th: £2,100; 5th: £1,848; 6th: £1,344; 7th: £1,092; 8th: £840; 9th: £588; 10th: £420 1) PENTECOST (R & E H Investments Ltd) Andrew Balding 4-8-13 Doug Whyte ROW [2] 7/1 2) GREEN LINE (The Queen) Sir Michael Stoute 4-8-11 Andreas Suborics ROW [9] 8/1 3) SURPRISE ENCOUNTER (Ahmed BuHaleeba) Ed Dunlop 7-9-07 Shane Dye ROW [6] 15/2 4) ISLAND LIGHT (Gibson, Goddard, Hamer & Hawkes) Alec Stewart 5-9-04 Mick Kinane GBI [8] 7/2 Fav 5) CALCUTTA (Catherine Corbett & Chris Wright) Barry Hills 7-9-05 Kieren Fallon GBI [1] 6) WANNABE AROUND (Peter Savill) David Nicholls 5-8-11 Johnny Murtagh GBI [4] 7) MUCHEA (Mick Channon) Mick Channon 9-8-12 Kevin Darley GBI [9] 8) SUMMER VIEW (Beckhampton Stables Ltd) Roger Charlton t6-8-13 Yutaka Take ROW [10] 9) GOBLET OF FIRE (Susan Roy) Brian Meehan 4-9-07 Frankie Dettori ROW [5] 10) KING’S IRONBRIDGE (Johnsey Estates (1990) Ltd) Sylvester Kirk 5-9-02 Pat Eddery GBI [3] 10 ran Time: 1m 41.40s Dist: 1/2, 2 1/2, hd, 1 1/4, 1 1/2, 1 1/4, 1/2, 4, 12 Breeder: Nancy Ralphs Breeding: ch g Tagula (IRE) - Boughtbyphone (Warning) Tote Win: £9.10 Places: £3.10; £3.70; £2.80 Exacta: £90.30

2.15pm PORTHAULT SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF (RATED STAKES HANDICAP) Class B, £40,000 guaranteed, six furlongs, three-year-olds and upwards rated 0-105. Weights: highest weight: 9st 9lb. Minimum weight: 8st 9lb, 3yo: 8st 5lb. Penalties: after July 19, a winner of a Class A to D race, 3lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £15,428; 2nd: £5,880; 3rd: £2,688; 4th: £2,100; 5th: £1,848; 6th: £1,344; 7th: £1,092; 8th: £840; 9th: £588; 10th: £420 1) LOCHRIDGE (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 4-8-09 Fredrik Johansson ROW [4] 11/2 2) GAELIC PRINCESS (Andy Beard) Tony Newcombe 3-8-05 Yutaka Take ROW [5] 25/1 3) FOREVER TIMES (Times Of Wigan) Tim Easterby 5-8-09 Shane Dye ROW [3] 8/1 4) VITA SPERICOLATA (IRE) (First Class Entertainment) John Wainwright 6-8-09 Mick Kinane GBI [1] 5) PRESTO VENTO (Ian & Mrs D M Wight,Tony Everett) Richard Hannon 3-9-00 Doug Whyte ROW [2] 6) GOLDEVA (M & Mrs T Pyle) Reg Hollinshead 4-8-13 Frankie Dettori ROW [10] 7) HIGHLAND SHOT (Jeff Smith) Andrew Balding 5-8-09 Kevin Darley GBI [8] 8) SIMIANNA (The Monkey Partnership) Alan Berry 4-8-09 Johnny Murtagh GBI [7] 9) TOROSAY SPRING (C I T Racing Ltd) James Fanshawe 5-9-09 Darryll Holland GBI [9] 10) ROSES OF SPRING (Bottisham Heath Stud) Robert Cowell p5-8-09 Pat Eddery GBI [6] 10 ran Time: 1m 13.68s Dist: 3 1/2, sh, sh, sh, 1 1/2, hd, sh, 1/2, 16 Breeder: Littleton Stud Breeding: ch f Indian Ridge - Lochsong (Song) Tote Win: £6.90 Places: £2.30; £5.00; £2.90 Exacta: £177.80

2.50pm NSPCC SHERGAR CUP JUVENILE Class B , Auction Race, £40,000 Guaranteed. For 2yo which were sold or bought in as yearlings by public auction (under the hammer) or as a 2yo at the "Breeze Up" sales, for 75,000gns or less (first sale to govern the price if sold more than once). Weights: colts & geldings: 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: for each Class D race won 3lb; for each Class C race won 5lb; for each Class A or B race won 7lb. (nursery handicaps excluded for the purposes of penalties; penalties cumulative and maximum penalty 12lb). Allowances: horses sold or bought in for 65,000gns or less 1lb; for 55,000gns or less 2lb; for 45,000gns or less 3lb; for 35,000gns or less 4lb (allowances not cumulative). Owners Prize Money: 1st: £15,428; 2nd: £5,880; 3rd: £2,688; 4th: £2,100; 5th: £1,848; 6th: £1,344; 7th: £1,092; 8th: £840; 9th: £588; 10th: £420 1) KINNAIRD (Alistair Dinsmore) Patrick Haslam 2-8-12 Kieren Fallon GBI [9] 7/2 2) CHINSOLA (Nicholas R Hodges) Richard Hannon 2-9-06 Andreas Suborics ROW [4] 2/1 Fav 3) THINK TANK (Markus Graff) Mark Johnston 2-8-12 Fredrik Johansson ROW [2] 3/1 4) VIENNA’S BOY (Maurice Sines) Richard Hannon 2-8-12 Darryll Holland GBI [10] 5) KINGDOM COME (Martin White & Partners) Sylvester Kirk 2-8-12 Shane Dye ROW [8] 6) QUEENSTOWN (Matham Investments) Brian Meehan 2-8-13 Doug Whyte ROW [5] 7) MENFEE (Mohammed Jaber) Ed Dunlop 2-9-03 Mick Kinane GBI [7] 8) VAMOSE (Daphne Downes, K McCourt, J Hanna, R Levitt) Gay Kelleway 2-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [3] 9) GALLAS (First Class Entertainment) John Wainwright 2-8-12 Yutaka Take ROW [6] 10) EURO ROUTE (John Wholey) Edgar Byrne IRE 2-8-12 Kevin Darley GBI [1] 10 ran Time: 1m 29.26s Dist: 1 1/2, 1/2, 4, 1 3/4, nk, 1 3/4, 5, 5, 1 1/4 Breeder: Victor Stud Breeding: ch f Dr Devious (IRE) – Ribot’s Guest (IRE) (Be My Guest (USA)) Tote Win: £3.90 Places: £1.80; £1.40 Exacta: £11.00

30 3.25pm SODEXHO SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £40,000 Guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100. Highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 19, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £15,428; 2nd: £5,880; 3rd: £2,688; 4th: £2,100; 5th: £1,848; 6th: £1,344; 7th: £1,092; 8th: £840; 9th: £588; 10th: £420 1) SHABERNAK (Thurloe Thoroughbreds) Michael Bell 4-9-00 Kieren Fallon GBI [10] 7/1 2) RANDOM QUEST (The Blandford Partnership) Paul Cole 5-9-00 Darryll Holland GBI [7] 10/1 3) MANA D’ARGENT (Daniel A Couper) Mark Johnston 6-9-00 Pat Eddery GBI [5] 7/4 Fav 4) UNLEASH (Cheveley Park Stud) Philip Hobbs 4-9-07 Frankie Dettori ROW [2] 5) ARCHDUKE FERDINAND (Chris Wright and Catherine Corbett) Paul Cole 5-8-13 Doug Whyte ROW [1] 6) BID FOR FAME (Elite Racing Club) Nicky Henderson 6-8-11 Fredrik Johansson ROW [6] 7) MOON EMPEROR (Robert Ellis & Christopher Shankland) John Jenkins 6-9-03 Mick Kinane GBI [3] 8) KNAVESMIRE OMEN (The Omen Partnership) Mark Johnston 4-9-07 Andreas Suborics ROW [9] 9) TAFFRAIL (Sir David Sieff) John Dunlop 5-9-06 Kevin Darley GBI [4] 10) RAHWAAN (Six Iron Partnership) Chris Fairhurst 4-8-11 Shane Dye ROW [8] 10 ran Time: 3m 30.91s Dist: 5, 1 1/4, hd, nk, 7, 2 1/2, 1 3/4, 1 1/4, 16 Breeder: Baron Von Oppenheim Breeding: gr g Akarad (FR) - Salinova (Linamix (FR) Tote Win: £9.10 Places: £2.70; £2.40; £1.40 Exacta: £65.00

4.00pm CARVILL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class B Rated Stakes Handicap , £40,000 Guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100. Highest weight 9st 7lb; lowest weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 19, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £15,428; 2nd: £5,880; 3rd: £2,688; 4th: £2,100; 5th: £1,848; 6th: £1,344; 7th: £1,092; 8th: £840; 9th: £588; 10th: £420 1) CAPITANO CORELLI (Alessandro Gaucci) Paul Cole t4-8-11 Shane Dye ROW [5] 20/1 2) SERGEANT CECIL (Terry Cooper) Rod Millman 4-8-10 Kieren Fallon GBI [9] 8/1 3) MUHAREB (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain t4-9-07 Fredrik Johansson ROW [4] 10/1 4) REVEILLEZ (Miss A Church) James Fanshawe 4-8-10 Pat Eddery GBI [6] 7/2 Fav 5) FLOWNAWAY (Sales Race 2001 Syndicate) William Jarvis 4-9-06 Darryll Holland GBI [8] 6) COURAGEOUS DUKE (Lucayan Stud) Jeremy Noseda 4-9-06 Johnny Murtagh GBI [7] 7) MAMCAZMA (H A Cushing) Dave Morris 5-9-07 Frankie Dettori ROW [10] 8) GOLDEN LARIAT (Maktoum Al Maktoum) Sir Michael Stoute 4-8-10 Yutaka Take ROW [1] 9) KYLKENNY (Wetherby Racing Bureau) Hughie Morrison t8-8-07 Andreas Suborics ROW [2] 10) VICIOUS PRINCE (Jeff Samuel) Richard Whitaker 4-8-12 Mick Kinane GBI [3] 10 ran Time: 2m 32.67s Dist: 3/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1/2, 1 3/4, 2, 1 3/4, 1 1/4, 11 Breeder: Gerald Leigh Breeding: b/ro c Sadler’s Wells (USA) - Ahead (Shirley Heights) Tote Win: £21.90 Places: £4.50; £2.80; £2.90 Exacta: £129.20

4.30pm DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class B , £60,000 Guaranteed. For 3yo. Weights: colts & geldings 8st 12lb; fillies 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 29, 2002, a winner of a Group Three race 4lb; of a Group Two race 6lb; of a Group One race 8lb. Owners’ Prize Money: 1st: £15,428; 2nd: £5,880; 3rd: £2,688; 4th: £2,100; 5th: £1,848; 6th: £1,344; 7th: £1,092; 8th: £840; 9th: £588; 10th: £420 1) MOVE IT (Mountgrange Stud) Roger Charlton 3-8-12 Doug Whyte ROW [7] 9/2 2) ROYAL BEACON (Tweenhills Racing) Mark Johnston 3-8-12 Yutaka Take ROW [3] 20/1 3) COCONUT PENANG (Mrs A K H Ooi) Rod Millman 3-8-12 Pat Eddery GBI [9] 10/1 4) SOMNUS (Legard Sidebottom & Sykes) Tim Easterby 3-8-12 Kevin Darley GBI [1] 8/11 Fav 5) THE KIDDYKID (Claire Massey) David Evans 3-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [8] 6) SEMENOVSKII (Peter Beaton-Brown) Paul D’Arcy 3-8-12 Kieren Fallon GBI [4] 7) TELEPATHIC (Pisani PLC) Alan Berry 3-8-12 Frankie Dettori ROW [2] 8) WIMPLE (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain t3-8-7 Andreas Suborics ROW [5] 9) PERCY DOUGLAS (Caron Stokell) Ann Stokell 3-8-12 Darryll Holland GBI [6] 9 ran Time: 1m 15.05s Dist: nk, sh, nk, 3, 1/2, 7, 3, 1/2 Breeder: C J Mills Breeding: ch c Cadeaux Genereux - Midnight Shift (IRE) (Night Shift (USA)) Tote Win: £5.20 Places: £1.60; £3.80; £2.30 Exacta: £100.10

2003 Final Team Scores DUBAI DUTY FREE REST OF THE WORLD TEAM - 146 SODEXHO PRESTIGE GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND TEAM - 98

31 2002 RESULTS

Dubai Duty Free Rest Of The World Riders In Bold 1.30pm MOSS BROS SHERGAR CUP MILE Class B. Rated Stakes Handicap. £45,100 Guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100. Highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 20, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,314; 3rd: £3,369; 4th: £2,521; 5th: £2,025; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,263; 8th: £839; 9th: £677; 10th: £419 1) BOUNCING BOWDLER (Paul Dean) Mark Johnston 4-9-07 Richard Hughes GBI [4] 12/1 2) DUMARAN (Exors of late Robert Hitchins) Ian Balding 4-8-12 Hiroki Goto ROW [6] 16/1 3) NORTON (Terry Mills) Terry Mills 5-9-05 Mick Kinane GBI [10] 5/1 4) BEAUCHAMP PILOT (Erik Penser) Gerard Butler 4-9-04 Craig Williams ROW [3] 9/4F 5) FINISHED ARTICLE (Caledonian Racing Society) David Elsworth 5-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [5] 6) MORRO CASTLE (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain b4-8-09 Doug Whyte ROW [8] 7) TRANSATLANTIC (David Chapell) Fulke Johnson Houghton 4-9-05 David Flores ROW [9] 8) DUKE OF MODENA (Bridget Swire) Toby Balding 5-9-04 Gerald Mosse ROW [1] 9) HURRICANE FLOYD (Lucayan Stud) David Nicholls t4-8-11 Kevin Darley GBI [7] 10) SCOTTY’S FUTURE (Lucayan Stud) David Nicholls 4-9-03 Kieren Fallon GBI [2] 10 Ran Distances: sh, hd, hd, 3 1/2, 2, 1/2, 3/4, 3/4, 1 1/4 Time: 1m 44.52s Breeder: Lady Juliet Tadgell Breeding: b g Mujadil (USA) - Prima Volta (Primo Dominie) Totes Win: £15.00 Places: £3.00; £4.80; £1.70 Exacta: £202.30

2.05pm BRITISH RED CROSS SHERGAR CUP JUVENILE Class B. Auction Race. £45,100 Guaranteed. For 2yo which were sold or bought in as yearlings by public auction (under the hammer) or as a 2yo at the “Breeze Up” sales, for 75,000gns or less (first sale to govern the price if sold more than once). Weights: colts & geldings: 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: for each Class D race won 3lb; for each Class C race won 5lb; for each Class A or B race won 7lb. (nursery handicaps excluded for the purposes of penalties; penalties cumulative and maximum penalty 12lb). Allowances: horses sold or bought in for 65,000gns or less 1lb; for 55,000gns or less 2lb; for 45,000gns or less 3lb; for 35,000gns or less 4lb (allowances not cumulative). Owners Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,314; 3rd: £3,369; 4th: £2,521; 5th: £2,025; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,263; 8th: £839; 9th: £677; 10th: £419 1) TOUT SEUL (Eden Racing) Fulke Johnson Houghton 2-9-01 Kieren Fallon GBI [7] 9/2F 2) DEVIOUS BOY (Blue Lion Racing) Patrick Haslam 2-8-12 David Flores ROW [5] 6/1 3) IRON LAD (P Ashmore,W Flynn,N McGreavy) Mick Quinlan 2-8-12 Gerald Mosse ROW [6] 25/1 4) GRAND (P L Williams) Nick Littmoden 2-8-12 Hiroki Goto ROW [1] 5) KAWAGINO (K J Pike) Nerys Dutfield 2-8-12 Mick Kinane GBI [4] 6) DOUBLE OBSESSION (Ron Huggins & Partners) Mark Johnston 2-9-02 Craig Williams ROW [8] 7) PRINCE NUREYEV (Bertie Gooding) Rod Millman 2-9-02 Johnny Murtagh GBI [10] 8) DANCINGINTHESTREET (4th Middleham Partnership) Mark Johnston 2-8-12 Pat Eddery GBI [3] 9) STEELANINCH (Tipp-Ex Rapid Racing) Neville Callaghan 2-9-03 Andreas Suborics ROW [9] PU) T E LAWRENCE (Alessandro Gaucci) Richard Hannon 2-8-12 Richard Hughes GBI [2] 10 ran Distances: 2 1/2, 9, hd, 1, nk, nk, 17, 5 Time: 1m 32.32s Breeder: G Johnston King Breeding: b c Ali-Royal (IRE) - Total Aloof (Groom Dancer (USA)) Totes Win: £4.00 Places: £1.60; £1.50; £4.30 Exacta: £19.50

2.40pm PORTHAULT SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF Class B. Rated Handicap. £50,000 Guaranteed. For 3yo+ fillies & mares rated 0-105. Highest weight 9st 9lb; minimum weight 8st 9lb (3yo 8st 5lb). Penalties: after July 20, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Weight for age: 3yo from 4yo+ 4lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £19,290; 2nd: £7,140; 3rd: £3,950; 4th: £2,940; 5th: £2,100; 6th: £1,680; 7th: £1,260; 8th: £840; 9th: £670; 10th: £420 1) GOLDEVA (Mr M & Mrs T Pyle) Reg Hollinshead 3-9-03 Richard Hughes GBI [6] 20/1 2) VITA SPERICOLATA (Blue Check Partnership) John Wainwright 5-9-07 Andreas Suborics ROW [10] 7/1 3) BRIGHT EDGE (Christopher J Mason) Bryn Palling 3-9-07 Doug Whyte ROW [3] 6/1 4) SIMIANNA (Monkey Partnership) Alan Berry 3-8-12 Mick Kinane GBI [7] 5) FLYING MILLIE (John E Guest) Ralph Beckett 4-9-03 Pat Eddery GBI [8] 6) BANDANNA (Miss R Dobson) Ron Hodges 5-9-09 David Flores ROW [5] 7) LADY LINKS (Coriolan Partnership II) Richard Hannon 3-9-05 Craig Williams ROW [1] 5/1JF 8) DISTANT DIVA (Norcroft Park Stud) George Margarson 3-8-08 (3lb ow) Kieren Fallon GBI [2] 9) PROUD BOAST (J W Gittins) Geraldine Rees 4-9-07 Kevin Darley GBI [4] 5/1JF 10) KELSEY ROSE (Swift Racing) David Evans 3-8-11v Gerald Mosse ROW 10 ran Distances: 3/4, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 3/4, 6, 1 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 Time: 1m 18.62s Breeder: Longdon Stud Ltd Breeding: gr f Makbul - Gold Belt (IRE) (Bellypha) Totes Win: £23.20 Places: £4.10; £2.30; £2.10 Exacta: £270.30

32 3.15pm MILLENNIUM HOTELS AND RESORTS SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class B. Rated Stakes Handicap. £50,000 Guaranteed. For 4yo+ rated 0-100. Highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 20, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £19,290; 2nd: £7,140; 3rd: £3,950; 4th: £2,940; 5th: £2,100; 6th: £1,680; 7th: £1,260; 8th: £840; 9th: £670; 10th: £420 1) MANA D’ARGENT (Daniel A Couper) Mark Johnston 5-8-07 Pat Eddery GBI [9] 13/2 2) MOON EMPEROR (Robert Ellis & Chris Shankland) John Jenkins 5-9-05 Kevin Darley GBI [6] 6/1 3) BALLADEER (Scott Hardy Partnership) John Hills 4-8-07 Craig Williams ROW [3] 14/1 4) JACK DAWSON (The Premier Cru) John Berry 5-8-07 Hiroki Goto ROW [10] 5) JASMICK (Melksham Craic) Hughie Morrison 4-8-08 Kieren Fallon GBI [4] 6) RIYADH (A S Helaissi) Martin Pipe 4-8-12v Doug Whyte ROW [1] 7) CAQUI D’OR (Windflower Overseas Holdings) John Dunlop 4-8-07 Mick Kinane GBI [8] 8) RANDOM QUEST (The Blandford Partnership) Paul Cole 4-9-01 Johnny Murtagh GBI [2] 7/4F 9) COMPTON COMMANDER (Erik Penser) Gerard Butler 4-8-08v David Flores ROW [7] 10) CHURLISH CHARM (John Hopkins T/A South Hatch) Jim Boyle 7-9-07 Andreas Suborics ROW [5] 10 ran Distances: 15, 2 1/2, 4, 2 1/2, 6, 2, 4, 10, 14 Time: 3m 41.14s Breeder: Daniel A Couper & George Hosie Breeding: b g Ela Mana-Mou - Patite D’Argent (Noalto) Totes Win: £6.00 Places: £1.60; £2.10; £3.40 Exacta: £36.10

3.50pm CARVILL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class B. Rated Stakes Handicap. £45,100 Guaranteed . For 4yo+ rated 0-100. Highest weight 9st 7lb; lowest weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 20, a winner of a Class A to race 3lb. Weights raised 5lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £17,395; 2nd: £6,314; 3rd: £3,369; 4th: £2,521; 5th: £2,025; 6th: £1,515; 7th: £1,263; 8th: £839; 9th: £677; 10th: £419 1) KING’S WELCOME (G H & S Leggott) Chris Fairhurst 4-9-00 Richard Hughes GBI [3] 7/2F 2) MISS FARA (Christine Painting) Martin Pipe 7-8-08 Kieren Fallon GBI [9] 15/2 3) BOLLIN NELLIE (Lady Westbrook) Tim Easterby 5-9-00 Gerald Mosse ROW [1] 4/1 4) AFADAN (St Albans Chasers) John Jenkins 4-8-07 Craig Williams ROW [6] 5) ROBANDELA (Robert Aird) (Mark Johnston) 5-8-11v Doug Whyte ROW [2] 6) COURT SHAREEF (Derek & Cheryl Holder) Richard Price 7-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [8] 7) CORSICAN SUNSET (Chris Wright) Paul Cole 4-9-07 Hiroki Goto ROW [5] 8) OPTIMAITE (Always Hopeful Partnership) Rod Millman 5-8-11t Kevin Darley GBI [4] 9) LIONARDO (R Vanslembrouck) Paul Smith BEL 6-8-07 Pat Eddery GBI [11] 9 ran Distances: 3/4, 2, hd, nk, 3/4, 5, 11, 2 Time: 2m 41.13s Breeder: G H & Simon Leggott Breeding: b g Most Welcome Reine de Thebes (FR) (Darshaan) Totes Win: £5.40 Places: £1.80; £2.00; £1.60 Exacta: £47.20

4.25pm DUBAI DUTY FREE SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class B. £100,000 Guaranteed. For 3yo. Weights: colts & geldings 8st 12lb; fillies 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 30, 2001, a winner of a Group Three race 4lb; of a Group Two race 6lb; of a Group One race 8lb. Owners Prize Money: 1st: £38,570; 2nd: £15,120; 3rd: £8,400; 4th: £5,460; 5th: £4,200; 6th: £3,360; 7th: £2,520; 8th: £1,680; 9th: £840; 10th: £420 1) FEET SO FAST (Invoshire Ltd) Willie Musson 3-8-12 Mick Kinane GBI [1] 6/4F 2) ASHDOWN EXPRESS (W J P Jackson) Chris Wall 3-8-12 David Flores ROW [3] 11/2 3) WHITBARROW (Seasons Holidays) Rod Millman b3-9-02 Hiroki Goto ROW [7] 14/1 4) HO CHOI (Alan Guthrie) Linda Perratt 3-8-12 Andreas Suborics ROW [8] 5) RESPLENDENT CEE (Resplendent Racing Ltd) Peter Harris 3-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [4] 6) VANDERLIN (Exors of late Robert Hitchins) Ian Balding 3-8-12 Kevin Darley GBI [5] 7) MISTER COSMI (Miss Elisabetta Tullianai) Mark Johnston b3-9-04 Richard Hughes GBI [2] 8) LADY DOMINATRIX (J Dutfield) Nerys Dutfield 3-8-09 (2lb ow) Gerald Mosse ROW [10] 9) COMPTON DYNAMO (Erik Penser) Gerard Butler 3-8-12 Doug Whyte ROW [11] 10) CARSON COUNTRY (Sheikh Salman Bin M. Al Khalifa) Paul Smith BEL t3-8-12 Pat Eddery GBI [6] 10 ran Distances: 3, 2 1/2, hd, sh, 2, 4, 3, 2, dist Time: 1m 17.21s Breeder: Cheveley Park Stud Breeding: ch g Pivotal - Splice (Sharpo) Totes Win: £2.40 Places: £1.40; £2.50; £3.60 Exacta: £12.90

2002 Final Team Scores HOK DESIGN TEAM GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND TEAM 137 DUBAI DUTY FREE REST OF THE WORLD TEAM 110

33 2001 RESULTS

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1.30pm ILPH SHERGAR CUP MILE Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 guaranteed, for 4yo rated 0-100, 1m. Highest weight 9st 7lb, minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Penalty values: 1st: £22,250; 2nd: £7,518; 3rd: £4,009; 4th: £3,003; 5th: £2,408; 6th: £1,804; 7th: £1,501; 8th: £1,001; 9th: £802; 10th: £502 1) PERSIANO (Miss A Church) James Fanshawe 6-9-07 Mick Kinane GBI [9] 6/1 2) SMART RIDGE (Achilles International) Jamie Poulton 4-9-03 Mirco Demuro ROW [3] 8/1 3) FREE RIDER (Jeff Smith) Ian Balding 4-9-05 Frankie Dettori ROW [1] 16/1 4) FERZAO (Clive & Elaine Batt) Amanda Perrett t4-8-13 Kieren Fallon GBI [8] 5) CALCUTTA (Catherine Corbett/Chris Wright) Barry Hills 5-9-00 Johnny Murtagh GBI [5] 11/2JF 6) HIGHLAND REEL (Sir Gordon Brunton) David Elsworth 4-8-13 Gerald Mosse ROW [2] 7) BRILLIANT RED (Marina George) Lydia Richards 8-9-03 Kevin Darley GBI [4] 11/2JF 8) JEDEYDD (Aziz Merza) Ben Hanbury 4-8-11 Richard Hughes GBI [6] 9) ICE (David Abell) Mark Johnston v5-8-13 Norihiro Yokoyama ROW [10] 10) BEYOND THE CLOUDS (First Class Entertainment) John Wainwright 5-8-07 Craig Williams ROW [7] 10 ran Distances: 5, hd, hd, nk, 1, 5, 1.25, .5, 6 Time: 1m 42.68s Breeder: Biddestone Stud Breeding:ch g Efisio - Persiandale (Persian Bold) Totes: Win: £8.00; Places: £2.60; £4.10; £2.80 Exacta: £131.40

2.05pm RITZ CLUB SHERGAR CUP JUVENILE Class B, Auction Race, £45,100 guaranteed, for 2yo which were sold or bought in as yearlings by public auction (under the hammer) or as 2yo at the “Breeze Up” sales for 75,000gns or less (the first sale to govern the price if sold more than once), 7f. Weights: colts & geldings 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: for each Class D race won 3lb; for each Class C race won 5lb; for each Class A or B race won 7lb (nursery handicaps excluded for the purposes of penalties). Allowances: horses sold or bought in for 65,000gns or less 1lb; for 55,000gns or less 2lb; for 45,000gns or less 3lb; for 35,000gns or less 4lb (allowances not cumulative) Penalty values: 1st: £22,250; 2nd: £7,518; 3rd: £4,009; 4th: £3,003; 5th: £2,408; 6th: £1,804; 7th: £1,501; 8th: £1,001; 9th: £802; 10th: £502 1) STEENBERG (Kenneth MacPherson) Mark Tompkins 2-8-12 David Flores ROW [8] 7/1 2) SIR GEORGE TURNER (Paul Dean) Mark Johnston 2-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [2] 2/1F 3) OCEAN SOUND (Belinda Harvey) Barry Hills 2-9-02 Pat Eddery GBI [4] 16/1 4) MARTIN HOUSE (Michael Dawson) James Bethell 2-9-01 Richard Hughes GBI [3] 5) PRINCE ATRAF (H Gooding) Rod Millman 2-9-01 Frankie Dettori ROW [1] 6) PLATINUM DUKE (Platinum Racing Club Limited) Kevin Ryan 2-8-12 Kevin Darley GBI [10] 7) YOUNG LION (Clive Brittain) Clive Brittain 2-8-12 Kieren Fallon GBI [6] 8) GOLD GUEST (John Guest) Mick Channon 2-9-02 Norihiro Yokoyama ROW [9] 9) PRINCE DOMINO (Mrs Charles Sparrowhawk) Richard Hannon 2-8-12 Craig Williams ROW [5] 10) MAGIC TRICK (Lee Jackson) Barry Hills 2-9-01 Mirco Demuro ROW [7] 10 ran Distances: 2.5, nk, 1.5, 1.5, 1, 1.75, 1.25, 5, 18 Time: 1m 31.37s Breeder:B Ryan Breeding:ch c Flying Spur (AUS) - Kip’s Sister (Cawston’s Clown) Totes: Win: £11.10; Places: £2.70; £1.50; £3.00 Exacta: £27.30

2.40pm RITZ CLUB SHERGAR CUP DISTAFF Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £50,000 guaranteed, for 3yo+ rated 0-105, 6f. Highest weight 9st 9lb, minimum weight 8st 9lb, 3yo 8st 5lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Weight for age 3yo from 4yo+ 4lb. Penalty values: 1st: £25,000; 2nd: £8,500; 3rd: £4,700; 4th: £3,500; 5th: £2,500; 6th: £2,000; 7th: £1,500; 8th: £1,000; 9th: £800; 10th: £500 1) FLYING MILLIE (John Guest) Ralph Beckett 3-8-08 Gerald Mosse ROW [10] 6/1 2) GHAZAL (Hamdan Al Maktoum) Sir Michael Stoute 3-8-09 Mirco Demuro ROW [6] 12/1 3) HONESTY FAIR (P and S Partnership) Jeremy Glover 4-9-04 Johnny Murtagh GBI [3] 9/2 JF 4) MAGIC OF LOVE (Maureen Buckley) Michael Bell 4-9-04 Frankie Dettori ROW [2] 5) COTTON HOUSE (Michael Foy) Mick Channon 4-9-09 Pat Eddery GBI [7] 6) DAMALIS (Liam & Tony Ferguson) Eric Alston 5-9-08 Norihiro Yokoyama ROW [8] 7) SCARLETT RIBBON (Rogan Angelini-Hurll) Peter Makin 4-9-00 David Flores ROW [1] 8) MUJADO (Lael Stable) William Haggas t3-8-11 Kevin Darley GBI [4] 9) KASHRA (K Towey) Mark Johnston 4-8-09 Kieren Fallon GBI [5] 10) VITA SPERICOLATA (The Blue Check Partnership) John Wainwright v4-9-06 Mick Kinane GBI [9] 9/2 JF 10 ran Distances: hd, .5, .5, nk, sh, 3.5, hd, 4, 4 Time: 1m 16.19s Breeder: John Guest Breeding: b f Flying Spur (AUS) - Sweet Pleasure (Sweet Revenge) Totes: Win: £6.00; Places: £1.40; £2.90; £2.20 Exacta: £78.10

34 3.15pm MILLENNIUM & COPTHORNE SHERGAR CUP STAYERS Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £50,000 guaranteed, for 4yo+ rated 0-100, 2m. Highest weight 9st 7lb, minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Penalty values: 1st: £25,000; 2nd: £8,500; 3rd: £4,700; 4th: £3,500; 5th: £2,500; 6th: £2,000; 7th: £1,500; 8th: £1,000; 9th: £800; 10th: £500 1) MOON EMPEROR (Christopher Shankland/Robert Ellis) John Jenkins 4-9-03 Pat Eddery GBI [4] 14/1 2) FIRST BALLOT (Jeff Smith) David Elsworth 5-9-08 Mirco Demuro ROW [9] 11/4F 3) GIVE NOTICE (Ian Stewart-Brown) John Dunlop 4-8-12 Richard Hughes GBI [10] 13/2 4) HEROS FATAL (Frank Farrant) Martin Pipe 7-9-04 David Flores ROW [7] 5) COURT SHAREEF (Derek & Cheryl Holder) Richard Price 6-8-10 Kevin Darley GBI [8] 6) WAVE OF OPTIMISM (Wave of Optimism Partnership) Lydia Pearce 6-9-01 Norihiro Yokoyama ROW [5] 7) TEMPLE WAY (The Queen) Roger Charlton b5-9-01 Johnny Murtagh GBI [6] 8) WHITEFOOT (Gary Tanaka) Gerard Butler 4-9-07 Mick Kinane GBI [1] 9) VIRGIN SOLDIER (David Abell) Mark Johnston v5-8-12 Gerald Mosse ROW [2] 10) SPIRIT OF LOVE (Andrew Reid) Andrew Reid 6-8-11 Craig Williams ROW [3] 10 ran Distances: 1, nk, .75, 3.5, 1, sh, 1.5, .75, 14 Time: 3m 33.76s Breeder: Fares Stables Ltd Breeding: b g Emperor Jones (USA) - Sir Hollow (USA) (Sir Ivor) Totes: Win: £18.40 Places: £3.90; £1.90; £2.20 Exacta: £53.40

3.50pm CARVILL SHERGAR CUP CHALLENGE Class B, Rated Stakes Handicap, £45,100 guaranteed, for 4yo+ rated 0-100, 1m 4f. Highest weight 9st 7lb, minimum weight 8st 7lb. Penalties: after July 21, a winner of a Class A to D race 3lb. Penalty values: 1st: £22,550; 2nd: £7,518; 3rd: £4,009; 4th: £3,003; 5th: £2,408.34; 6th: £1,804; 7th: £1,501; 8th: £1,001; 9th: £802; 10th: £502 1) THUNDERING SURF (C N & Mrs J Wright) John Jenkins 4-8-09 Richard Hughes GBI [7] 8/1 2) MANA D'ARGENT (Daniel Couper) Mark Johnston 4-8-08 v1 David Flores ROW [4] 7/1 3) NADOUR AL BAHR (Terry Mills) Terry Mills 6-8-13 Kevin Darley GBI [2] 2/1F 4) INIGO JONES (Karyl Harris) Peter Harris 5-9-00 Pat Eddery GBI [3] 5) HAMBLEDEN (Stag and Huntsman) Michael Jarvis 4-8-12 Gerald Mosse ROW [10] 6) HANNIBAL LAD (John Pugh) Mark Brisbourne 5-8-13 Frankie Dettori ROW [1] 7) FLOSSY (Guy Reed) Chris Thornton 5-9-07 Mick Kinane GBI [8] 8) CRACOW (Nick Browne) John Hills 4-9-02 Mirco Demuro ROW [9] 9) OPTIMAITE (Always Hopeful Partnership) Rod Millman t4-8-11 Craig Williams ROW [6] 9 ran non-runner: Sarangani (vet’s certificate) Distances: sh, nk, 1, .5, 1, 2.5, hd, 3 Time: 2m 34.09s Breeder: C N & J C Wright Breeding: b c Lugana Beach - Thunder Bug (USA) (Secreto (USA)) Totes: Win: £13.20; Places: £3.30; £1.90; £1.30 Exacta: £49.70

4.25pm DUBAI DUTY SHERGAR CUP SPRINT Class B, £100,000 guaranteed, for 3yo, 6f. Weights: colts & geldings 8st 12lb; fillies 8st 7lb. Penalties : after August 1, a winner of a Group Three race 4lb, of a Group Two race 6lb, of a Group One race 8lb. Penalty values: 1st: £50,000; 2nd: £18,000; 3rd: £10,000; 4th: £6,500; 5th: £5,000; 6th: £4,000; 7th: £3,000; 8th: £2,000; 9th: £1,000; 10th: £500 1) ORIENTOR (S Bruce) Jim Goldie 3-8-12 David Flores ROW [9] 14/1 2) PAN JAMMER (Lynn Bell) Mick Channon 3-8-12 Norihiro Yokoyama ROW [7] 8/1 3) JENTZEN (Jeffen Racing) Richard Hannon 3-8-12 Craig Williams ROW [6] 12/1 4) PALANZO (Karyl Harris) Peter Harris 3-8-12 Johnny Murtagh GBI [5] 5) HURRICANE FLOYD (Lucayan Stud) Jeremy Noseda 3-8-12 Mick Kinane [2] 3/1JF 6) VOLATA (John Ellis) Mark Tompkins 3-9-02 Pat Eddery [4] 7) ROMANTIC MYTH (Terry Holdcroft) Tim Easterby 3-8-07 Kieren Fallon [3] 8) BOUNCING BOWDLER (Paul Dean) Mark Johnston 3-9-04 Gerald Mosse ROW [10] 9) MUGHARREB (Hamdan Al Maktoum) Ben Hanbury 3-8-12 Richard Hughes [8] 3/1JF 10) CHARLIE PARKES (Joseph Heler) Alan Berry 3-8-12 Frankie Dettori ROW [1] 10 ran Distances: 4, sh, nk, 1, 1, 1.5, 3, 5, 5 Time: 1m 15.15s Breeder: Richard and Tessa Watson Breeding: b c Inchinor - Orient (Bay Express) Totes: Win: £16.80; Places: £3.30; £2.10; £2.60 Exacta: £133.00

2001 FINAL TEAM SCORES DUBAI DUTY FREE REST OF THE WORLD TEAM 125 WEATHERBYS GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND TEAM 115

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