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Mr Seamus Cahill Trainer: Seamus Cahill, Hove Covid-19 Code of Conduct Attention In accordance with Government guidelines and in the interest of everyone’s safety please follow the instruction below: • Sign up to the NHS Track & Trace, download the app at: https://www.covid19.nhs.uk/ – it is mandatory for EVERYONE to sign in on every visit to the Racecourse and you will be requested to do this on arrival by our security team. The QR scanning code is also located at the kennels, Empress and Grace Stands and around the site • No Mingling - Owners can watch their dogs run but must obey Government guidelines and stick within their social bubble. Please ensure you stay in your groups of 6 and 2 meters apart from other groups. • As per GBGB guidelines Trainers & kennel hands must not mingle with owners and vice versa. These measures have been put in place to avoid a complete shutdown should a member of the public test positive for Covid-19. • Please do not come to the Racecourse if you feel or have Covid-19 symptoms, please stay at home. • Masks must be worn at all times. • There are separate areas on site for owners and trainers please follow the guidelines. • All visits are currently external areas only so please dress for the British weather! • All cars must be parked in the rear car park • Should an owner wish to see their dog run: 1. They must contact their trainer and give names and telephone numbers of those wishing to attend. 2. For syndicates 6 people per dog can attend. Covid-19 Code of Conduct 3. For other ownerships, 2 people per dog. 4. You must give your trainer 48 hour’s notice and your trainer MUST email all details to the racing office [email protected], at least 24 hours prior to the race. Without this information anyone not on the list will be turned away as per our council guidelines. 5. No one will be allowed to enter unless they have scanned the QR code, this is mandatory. • Do use our sanitizing stations that are set around the buildings so that you can regularly wash your hands & sanitize • Follow the recommendations on site signposting & respect areas with restricted or limited access • Social distancing measures have been introduced to reduce contact – always keep 2 meters apart • Please respect our security & adhere to our regulations, they are there for your safety Do not: • Smoke - The Racecourse is now a non-smoking & vaping site FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS WILL RESULT IN NO ENTRY TO THE RACECOURSE. Remember HANDS – FACE – SPACE Race 1 Trap 1 Puppy fast enough to figure, can’t afford another flat-footed start Trap 2 Hit the ground running when switched from Henlow, reliable trapper Trap 3 Interesting debutant for the Champion Trainer, encouraging latest trial Trap 4 Cork winner and fair trials over 270m, more to come from him Trap 5 Erratic at the boxes, two career wins came when timing the start best Trap 6 Maiden winner over this trip, steers a wide course throughout Clarky’s Choice: Trap 4 - Romeo Brigade Race 2 Trap 1 More at home clad in the red jacket, will be doing his best work late on Trap 2 Eye catcher in defeat on UK debut when staying on, big chance here Trap 3 Rough ride last week, had been running well prior to that, set to figure Trap 4 Kept good company in Ireland, picked up by T1 in trial on March 28 Trap 5 Lightly raced in Ireland and makes UK debut, open to improvement Trap 6 Yet to score in six attempts at a higher level, potentially a brilliant draw Clarky’s Choice: Trap 2 - Aayamza Storm Covid-19 Protection Race 3 Trap 1 Made use of a good draw last week, this is a much tougher assignment Trap 2 Yet to score at this level in four attempts, good performance on March 16 Trap 3 An exciting youngster, not put a paw wrong in qualification trials Trap 4 Powered home on Towcester debut last week, more asked of him here Trap 5 Versatile sort who has tasted success over four and six bends Trap 6 Left trapping boots at home last time, can bustle these up if breaking Clarky’s Choice: Trap 3 - Antigua Mememe Race 4 Trap 1 After a series of silver medals tasted success last week, good draw in red Trap 2 Showed what he can do on April 4 at Henlow, only best break will do Trap 3 One of the top locals over two bends, went close last time and is a player Trap 4 Made a winning Towcester debut on Sunday, open to improvement Trap 5 Traded blows with T4 in recent trials over C&D, could be the value Trap 6 Golden Sprint finalist, moved well here in trial March 23, good draw Clarky’s Choice: Trap 5 - Notouttheway Race 5 Trap 1 Won in fine style when last sighted in Northamptonshire, good draw Trap 2 Blue Riband 3rd, will need to box smartly from this draw but is capable Trap 3 Ran well in defeat to T4 last week, but does favour an inside line Trap 4 Derby finalist chasing a four-timer, will be tough to beat if trapping again Trap 5 Puppy Derby finalist here in December, blessed with big early speed Trap 6 British Breeders Stakes champion, first look at Towcester but has his box Clarky’s Choice: Trap 4 - Smurfs Machine (M) Race 6 Trap 1 Beaten on her travels since winning here last month, very helpful draw Trap 2 Performed well at Newcastle during Northern Puppy Derby, progressive Trap 3 Derby quarter finalist better than recent efforts, go close if trapping Trap 4 Should be well suited by this stiffer four bends, cannot be overlooked Trap 5 Cannot afford to surrender too much ground early on, scopey sort Trap 6 Better than strike-rate suggests, will have no problem seeing out trip Clarky’s Choice: Trap 1 - Pennys Plumber Race 7 Trap 1 Ran well in defeat last week, holding his pitch on the fence is the key Trap 2 Has struggled for a clear run in recent races, open to improvement still Trap 3 Blew away graded company at Hove last time, fast start needed from T3 Trap 4 Should be well suited to demanding four bends here, scopey sort Trap 5 Kept good company here in the past, will be doing best work late on Trap 6 Sauntered to success when last here, one of the better bets tonight Clarky’s Choice: Trap 6 - Drumcrow Brent (W) Race 8 Trap 1 Been a while since he donned the red jacket, awkward draw could hinder Trap 2 May need to be on his toes to avoid T1, has the early boot to escape Trap 3 Drop back in trip may suit, has kept good company on his travels Trap 4 Arrives in good heart after impressive Henlow success, improving Trap 5 Takes a drop in class, no previous Towcester form is a big negative Trap 6 Impressive display at Doncaster latest, has a touch of class about him Clarky’s Choice: Trap 6 - Santro Duke (W) Race 9 Trap 1 Ran riot in A4 company last month, steps up in trip and class for this Trap 2 No joy on previous visits but this is an easier assignment, strong stayer Trap 3 Encouraging effort on UK debut, chance to assert early on once again Trap 4 Far from ideal draw and lack of course knowledge is a big concern Trap 5 Hails from a stamina-laden litter, tricky draw and market check needed Trap 6 One of the best drawn runners on the card, will need to confirm stamina Clarky’s Choice: Trap 3 - Hather Daisy Covid-19 Protection Racing Post Greyhound TV Juvenile Juvenile The Juvenile is one of the most prestigious one-off races in the sport of greyhound racing, inaugurated at Wimbledon in 1957 as the Greyhound Express Merit Puppy Trophy. The invitational race was renamed the Juvenile seven years later, this is the first running of the £5,000 one-off race at the home of the Greyhound Derby Towcester. The race moved to Central Park in 2017 with the closing of Wimbledon and then to Sheffield for three years. Jimmy Fenwick’s 2019 Greyhound of the Year Ice On Fire won the race last year. Traditionally the RPGTV Juvenile is a race where preference is given to the winners of major puppy competitions the previous year or those who performed well therein, this year it is open to greyhounds whelped in August 2018 or younger. Recent roll of honour 2011 Blue Artisan (Harry Williams, Sunderland) 2012 Eden Star (Barrie Draper, Sheffield) 2013 Ballymac Eske (Barrie Draper, Sheffield) 2014 Droopy Odell (Seamus Cahill, Hove) 2015 Ballymac Brogan (Seamus Cahill, Hove) 2016 Ballymac Ramsey (Seamus Cahill, Hove) 2017 Murrys Act (Kevin Boon, Yarmouth) 2018 Bull Run Button (Barrie Draper, Sheffield) 2019 Seaglass Phantom (Patrick Janssens, Central Park) 2020 Ice On Fire (Jimmy Fenwick, Newcastle) Racing Post Greyhound TV Juvenile Trap 1 Surprising Owner: Mr Seamus Cahill Trainer: Seamus Cahill, Hove Having his first race since landing the £7,500 Star Sports English Puppy Derby over course and distance last year and has limbered up in fine style with an impressive batch of trials. Came through the grades at Hove before going unbeaten in the Puppy Derby after lining up as the youngest in the final, yet to be out of the first three in his seven races and boasts five successes.
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