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FINAL STANDINGS AT THE FESTIVALTM PRESENTED BY MAGNERS HOLLAND COOPER LEADING JOCKEY AWARD FOR THE RUBY WALSH TROPHY FINAL STANDINGS Jockey 1st 2nd 3rd PAUL TOWNEND 5 2 3 Barry Geraghty 5 - 1 Davy Russell 3 4 1 Rachael Blackmore 1 3 1 Daryl Jacob 1 1 1 Gavin Sheehan 1 1 1 Nico de Boinville 1 1 - Mark Walsh 1 1 - Mr Jamie Codd 1 - 2 Harry Skelton 1 - 1 David Bass 1 - - Aidan Coleman 1 - - Rex Dingle 1 - - Mr Robert James 1 - - Miss Maxine O’Sullivan 1 - - Jonathan Ploganou 1 - - Brendan Powell 1 - - Adam Wedge 1 - - Mr Patrick Mullins - 4 1 Bryan Cooper - 2 1 Robbie Power - 1 1 Harry Cobden - 1 - Keith Donoghue - 1 - Mr Alex Edwards - 1 - Ben Jones - 1 - Sean O’Keeffe - 1 - Richard Patrick - 1 - Tom Scudamore - 1 - Mr Sam Waley-Cohen - 1 - Jonathan Burke - - 2 J J Slevin - - 2 Mr Will Biddick - - 1 Kevin Brouder - - 1 Thomas Dowson - - 1 Adrian Heskin - - 1 Donal McInerney - - 1 Mr Noel McParlan - - 1 Mr David Maxwell - - 1 Jonathan Moore - - 1 Danny Mullins - - 1 Eoin Walsh - - 1 THE IRISH INDEPENDENT LEADING TRAINER AWARD FINAL STANDINGS Trainer 1st 2nd 3rd WILLIE MULLINS IRE 7 7 6 Gordon Elliott IRE 7 7 4 Nicky Henderson 4 1 1 Henry de Bromhead IRE 2 2 1 Harry Whittington 1 1 1 Paul Nicholls 1 1 - Kim Bailey 1 - - David Bridgwater 1 - - David Cottin FR 1 - - Rebecca Curtis 1 - - Eugene O’Sullivan IRE 1 - - Paul Webber 1 - - Joseph O’Brien IRE - 1 2 Paul Nolan IRE - 1 1 Philip Hobbs - 1 - Richard Hobson - 1 - Kerry Lee - 1 - Henry Oliver - 1 - Ben Pauling - 1 - David Pipe - 1 - Matthew Smith IRE - 1 - Mick Channon - - 2 Colin Tizzard - - 2 Charles Byrnes IRE - - 1 Gavin Cromwell IRE - - 1 Tom George - - 1 Warren Greatrex - - 1 Phil Kirby - - 1 Rose Loxton - - 1 Noel Meade IRE - - 1 Dan Skelton - - 1 PADDY POWER PRESTBURY CUP FINAL STANDINGS Ireland 16 Great Britain 11 1 win for France BENTLEY LEADING OWNER AWARD FINAL STANDINGS Owner 1st 2nd 3rd J P MCMANUS 7 1 1 Gigginstown House Stud 2 4 3 Susannah Ricci 2 2 1 Cheveley Park Stud 2 - 2 Marie Donnelly 2 - 1 Kenny Alexander 1 1 1 Simon Munir & Isaac Souede 1 1 1 Kate & Andrew Brooks 1 - - Peter Cave 1 - - John Hales 1 - - Imperial Racing Partnership 2016 1 - - The Northern Four Racing Partnership 1 - - One Lucky Racing Syndicate 1 - - Alurie O’Sullivan 1 - - Racing For Fun 1 - - Try Ravenhill Syndicate 1 - - Philip Rocher 1 - - Audrey Turley 1 - - Kate & Andrew Brooks - 1 1 Aramon Syndicate - 1 - Ronnie Bartlett - 1 - Andy Bell & Fergus Lyons - 1 - Michael Geoghegan - 1 - Richard & Lizzie Kelvin Hughes - 1 - Laois Limerick Syndicate - 1 - Brendan McNeil/Jonathan Maloney - 1 - Barry Maloney - 1 - Miss M A Masterson - 1 - Stuart & Simon Mercer, John Gent - 1 - Paul Potter, Mike & Mandy Smith - 1 - Will Roseff - 1 - Pat Sloan - 1 - Sullivan Bloodstock Limited - 1 - Tim Syder & Martin St Quinton - 1 - Toberona Partnership - 1 - J Turner - 1 - Mrs C Walsh/J Lightfoot - 1 - Tim Radford - - 2 Ace Bloodstock & Rayna Fitzgerlad - - 1 Bolingbroke, Bunch, Howard & Sutton - - 1 Burnham P & D Ltd - - 1 Byrnes Bloodstock Ltd - - 1 D Charlesworth - - 1 Dr Donna Christensen - - 1 Crossed Fingers Partnership - - 1 Malcolm Denmark - - 1 Andrew Gemmell/Thomas Friel - - 1 Bill & Tim Gredley - - 1 David Maxwell - - 1 Noel & Valerie Moran - - 1 Shanakiel Racing Syndicate - - 1 SSP Number Twenty Two Syndicate - - 1 Taylor & O’Dwyer - - 1 WINNERS AT THE FESTIVAL™ PRESENTED BY MAGNERS DAY ONE - TUESDAY, 10 MARCH 1.30pm Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle Shishkin (Marie Donnelly) Nicky Henderson 6-11-07 Nico de Boinville 6/1 2.10pm Racing Post Arkle Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Put The Kettle On (One For Luck Racing Syndicate) Henry de Bromhead IRE 6-10-11 Aidan Coleman 16/1 2.50pm Ultima Handicap Chase (Grade 3) The Conditional (Peter Cave) David Bridgwater 8-10-06 Brendan Powell 15/2 3.30pm Unibet Champion Hurdle (Grade 1) Epatante (J P McManus) Nicky Henderson 6-11-03 Barry Geraghty 2/1F 4.10pm Close Brothers Mares’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Honeysuckle (Kenny Alexander) Henry de Bromhead IRE 6-11-05 Rachael Blackmore 9/4 4.50pm Northern Trust Company Novices’ Handicap Chase (Listed) Imperial Aura (Imperial Racing Partnership) Kim Bailey 7-11-05 David Bass 4/1JF 5.30pm National Hunt Chase (Amateur riders) (Grade 2) Ravenhill (Try Ravenhill Syndicate) Gordon Elliott IRE 10-11-06 Mr Jamie Codd 12/1 DAY TWO - WEDNESDAY, 11 MARCH 1.30pm Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Envoi Allen (Cheveley Park Stud) Gordon Elliott IRE 6-11-07 Davy Russell 4/7F 2.10pm RSA Insurance Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Champ (J P McManus) Nicky Henderson 8-11-04 Barry Geraghty 4/1 2.50pm Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle (Grade 3) Dame de Compagnie (J P McManus) Nicky Henderson 7-10-12 Barry Geraghty 5/1F 3.30pm Betway Queen Mother Champion Chase (Grade 1) Politologue (John Hales) Paul Nicholls 9-11-10 Harry Skelton 6/1 4.10pm Glenfarclas Cross Country Chase Easysland (J P McManus) David Cottin FR 6-11-04 Jonathan Plouganou 3/1 4.50pm Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (Grade 3) Aramax (J P McManus) Gordon Elliott IRE 4-11-08 Mark Walsh 15/2 5.30pm Weatherbys Champion Bumper (Grade 1) Ferny Hollow (Cheveley Park Stud) Willie Mullins IRE 5-11-05 Paul Townend 11/1 WINNERS AT THE FESTIVAL™ PRESENTED BY MAGNERS CONTINUED DAY THREE - THURSDAY, 12 MARCH 1.30pm Marsh Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Samcro (Gigginstown House Stud) Gordon Elliott IRE 8-11-04 Davy Russell 4/1 2.10pm Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle (Grade 3) Sire du Berlais (J P McManus) Gordon Elliott IRE 8-11-12 Barry Geraghty 10/1 2.50pm Ryanair Chase (Grade 1) Min (Susannah Ricci) Willie Mullins IRE 9-11-10 Paul Townend 2/1 3.30pm Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Lisnagar Oscar (Racing For Fun) Rebecca Curtis 7-11-10 Adam Wedge 50/1 4.10pm Brown Advisory & Merriebelle Stable Plate Handicap Chase (Grade 3) Simply The Betts (Kate & Andrew Brooks) Harry Whittington 7-11-04 Gavin Sheehan 100/30F 4.50pm Daylesford Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 2) Concertista (Simon Munir & Isaac Souede) Willie Mullins IRE 6-11-02 Daryl Jacob 9/2 5.30pm Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Amateur Riders’ Handicap Chase Milan Native (Gigginstown House Stud) Gordon Elliott IRE 7-11-08 Mr Robert James (7) 9/1 DAY FOUR - FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 1.30pm JCB Triumph Hurdle (Grade 1) Burning Victory (Audrey Turley) Willie Mullins IRE 4-10-07 Paul Townend 12/1 2.10pm Randox Health County Handicap Hurdle (Grade 3) Saint Roi (J P McManus) Willie Mullins IRE 5-10-13 Barry Geraghty 11/2F 2.50pm Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Monkfish (Susannah Ricci) Willie Mullins IRE 6-11-05 Paul Townend 5/1 3.30pm Magners Cheltenham Gold Cup (Grade 1) Al Boum Photo (Marie Donnelly) Willie Mullins IRE 8-11-10 Paul Townend 10/3F 4.10 St James’s Place Foxhunter Challenge Cup It Came To Pass (Alurie O’Sullivan) Eugene O’Sullivan IRE 10-12-00 Miss Maxine O’Sullivan 66/1 4.50pm Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Chase (Grade 3) Chosen Mate (The Northern Four Racing Partnership) Gordon Elliott IRE 7-11-04 Davy Russell 7/2F 5.30pm Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle Indefatigable (Philip Rocher) Paul Webber 7-11-09 Rex Dingle 25/1 LEADING CURRENT JOCKEYS AT THE FESTIVAL™ PRESENTED BY MAGNERS Barry Geraghty 43 Davy Russell 25 Richard Johnson 23 Paul Townend 15 Nico de Boinville 11 Mr Jamie Codd 10 Tom Scudamore 10 Bryan Cooper 8 Noel Fehily 7 Sam Twiston-Davies 7 Paddy Brennan 6 Jack Kennedy 5 Graham Lee 5 TOP JOCKEYS AT THE FESTIVAL™ PRESENTED BY MAGNERS (SINCE 1945) Ruby Walsh 59 Barry Geraghty 43 Sir A P McCoy 31 Pat Taaffe 25 Davy Russell 25 Richard Johnson 23 Richard Dunwoody 18 Charlie Swan 17 Fred Winter 17 Robert Thornton 16 Paul Townend 15 Paul Carberry 14 Mick Fitzgerald 14 Peter Scudamore 13 LEADING CURRENT OWNERS AT THE FESTIVAL™ PRESENTED BY MAGNERS Wins Owner 66 J P McManus 29 Gigginstown House Stud 17 Susannah Ricci 13 Andrea & Graham Wylie 11 Trevor Hemmings 8 John Hales 8 The Moulds 8 The Stewart Family 7 Hammer & Trowel Syndicate 6 Jim Lewis 6 Jared Sullivan/Potensis/Sullivan Bloodstock Limited 6 Terry Warner 5 Paul Barber 5 Michael Buckey 5 Simon Munir 5 Ann and Alan Potts/Ann & Alan Potts Limited 5 Clive Smith 5 Robert Waley-Cohen LEADING TRAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL Wins Trainer 72 Willie Mullins IRE (1995-present) 68 Nicky Henderson (1985-present) 46 Paul Nicholls (1999-present) 40 Fulke Walwyn (1946-86) 34 Martin Pipe (1981-2006) 32 Gordon Elliott IRE (2011-present) 28 Fred Winter (1970-1988) 27 Fred Rimell (1948-1981) 26 Tom Dreaper IRE (1946-1971) 26 Jonjo O’Neill (1991-present) 23 Vincent O’Brien IRE (1948-1959) 23 Bob Turnell (1956-1980) 22 Ivor Anthony (1930-1952) 20 Philip Hobbs (1990-present) 19 George Beeby (1930-1959) 18 Edward O’Grady IRE (1974-present) 17 David Nicholson (1986-1999) 17 Nigel Twiston-Davies (1992-present) 15 Harry Brown (1920-1938) 15 Tom Coulthwaite (1911-1936) 15 Alan King (2004-present) 15 David Pipe (2007-present) 15 Tom Rimell (1927-1949) 14 Dan Moore IRE (1953-1979) 13 Jack Anthony (1929-1950) 13 Peter Easterby (1967-1986) 13 Tim Forster (1963-1998) 12 John Edwards (1969-1994) 12 Tom Jones (1965-1978) Current trainers in bold (NB trainers of some of the earliest winners were not recorded) MOST SUCCESSFUL CURRENT TRAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL Wins Trainer 72 Willie Mullins IRE 68 Nicky Henderson 46 Paul Nicholls 32 Gordon Elliott IRE 26 Jonjo O’Neill 20 Philip Hobbs 18 Edward O’Grady IRE 17 Nigel Twiston-Davies 15 Alan King 15 David Pipe 11 Jessica Harrington IRE 9 Henry de Bromhead IRE 9 David Elsworth 8 Enda Bolger IRE 8 Arthur Moore IRE 7 Mouse Morris IRE 7 Colin Tizzard 6 Tony Martin IRE 6 Donald McCain 6 Aidan O’Brien IRE 6 Oliver Sherwood 6 Venetia Williams 5 Noel Meade IRE WINNING
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    @racegoersclub /racegoersclub theracegoer OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2017 Cheltenham Festival p.4 Owners Group p.10 Contents Industry Update 3 Cheltenham Festival 2018 4 - 5 Ten to Follow/Racecourse of the Year 6 Members Renewals 7 Ditcheat Jockey Academy 8 - 9 Owners Groups 10 - 11 Silk Series 12 - 13 Summer Events Round-up 14 - 15 Bloodstock News 16 Club Update 17 Events 18 - 19 2 IndustryUpdate Meet the new Racing Director at the Racecourse Association – Andy Clifton “Apparently, everyone else they interviewed, who were 30-year-old computer experts, asked, ‘What’s the Triumph Hurdle?’ So, it was more by luck than judgement that I got taken on.” Clifton’s responsibilities soon expanded to become secretary of the newly-formed Jump Pattern Committee and also included a spell on administrative work for the European Pattern Committee – both of which were later to throw up examples of racing’s ‘small world’ environment. In 1997 he succeeded Simon Clare as PR manager at Ladbrokes, where he stayed for five years, followed by two years as PR director at the Tote and a similar spell as managing director of Favourites Racing, before he answered a call Andy Clifton fell in love with racing after leaving from Edward Gillespie to take up a new post as school, gaining first-hand experience of the communications manager at Cheltenham. betting world when he joined colleagues at the local bookmakers in their lunchtime break while After six years at Cheltenham, the call came from on a year’s work experience with his sponsor Hong Kong, where Clifton says: “I was flattered Austin Rover at its Longbridge factory.