York is a left-handed, U-shaped course, two miles in extent, and quite flat throughout. There is No. 103 2003 Price £5.50 also a perfectly flat straight course over which all five-furlong and six-furlong races are run. Seven-furlong races start on a spur which joins the round course after about two furlongs. The Stewards D. R. Brotherton, Esq., The Viscount Allendale, W. A. Bethell, Esq., Mrs D. G. Price, C. run-in from the turn is nearly five furlongs. This is one of the best courses in the country, of G. Rowles Nicholson, Esq., J. F. W. Jenyns, Esq., The Countess of Halifax, N. H. T. Wrigley, Esq. great width throughout and with a sweeping turn into the long straight. The entire absence of surface undulations make it ideal for a long-striding, resolute galloper, but it really is a splendid track, bestowing no great favours on any type of horse.

DECLARED RUNNERS YORK DRAW: The draw has seemed of little significance on the straight course recently, a prominent Wednesday 14th May place early on often more significant. In good-size fields low numbers tend to fare better than high in races from a mile to a mile and a half, though a prominent position on the turn often seems of more importance than the draw itself. STALLS: Stand side – straight course.

WITH TODAY’S COURSE-TO-COURSE Course winners records RUNNERS AND RATINGS FOR Time No Horse Wins 2nd 3rd Runs BRIGHTON 1.30 4 ARTIE 1 1 2 EXETER 1.30 7 HENRY HALL (IRE) 1 8 1.30 10 TALBOT AVENUE 1 1 4 1.30 15 PADDYWACK (IRE) 1 1 3 1.30 16 SMART PREDATOR 2 8 1.30 17 KANGARILLA ROAD 1 2 3.00 1 CORNELIUS 2 3 3.00 7 FUNFAIR 1 1 3.00 9 LADY BEAR (IRE) 1 5 © Portway Press Limited 2003 4.10 4 PRAIRIE FALCON (IRE) 1 1 7 4.10 5 MAMCAZMA 1 1 COPYRIGHT AND LIABILITY Copyright in all Publications is strictly reserved by the 4.10 9 SPECTROMETER 1 1 Publishers and no material therein may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without written Most Successful Trainers 1998 to 2002 permission of Portway Press Ltd. 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Cecil 13 62 21 The horses are listed on the Timeform Race Card with their official race card numbers. The jockeys listed are those declared to ride at the time of going to press and are subject to amendment. The M. R. Channon 13 123 11 weights, owners’ and trainers’ names, and the colours to be worn by jockeys, have been added for M. W. Easterby 13 186 7 convenience and are not guaranteed to be correct. D. Nicholls 12 197 6 FIRST RACE YORK (TV CH4) 6 ABSENT FRIENDS 6 8-8 6 4 4 2 116 b.g. Rock City 120 – Green Supreme (Primo Dominie 121) [2002 f5g 5g 5d 5g 5m 90 1.30 THE TOTE BOOKMAKERS HANDICAP (B) 5f3y 5g6 5f 5.1m5 5.2m6 5g2 5m3 5.2m* 5m* 5f4 :: 2003 5f Apr 16] strong, lengthy gelding: 5f 87 W usually impresses in appearance: useful performer: progressed well in autumn, 5f’ 116 ? L £25,000 added 3yo+ (Rated 0-110) TWFA 3 9-9 5m’ 93 W winning handicap at Yarmouth and minor event at Beverley: better for run, well held 5m’ 112 76 on reappearance: best at 5f: best form on ground firmer than good: sometimes slowly 5m’ 103 74 5g’ 95 W 1 BISHOPS COURT 9 10-0 116 away/hangs left: usually races prominently: withdrawn after bolting on way to start, 3 5 5 2 3 (102’Do5m 101’Bv5m 101’Ya5m) ch.g. Clantime 101 – Indigo 86 (Primo Dominie 121) [2002 5g 5m 5d 5s 5d 5.1f* 110 May 10. 6.1g 5m 5m3 5m* 5.2f :: 2003 6g4 Apr 15] big, good-quartered gelding: usually looks 6g 110 L J. BALDING J. Edmunds Drawn 3 5f’ 105 G3 Dark blue and orange (quartered), halved sleeves, orange cap (Mrs Jo Hardy) really well: smart performer: reportedly sustained hairline fracture of pelvis final 7-y- 5m’ 114 + L o start: as good as ever in 2002, winning listed events at Chester and Doncaster (beat 5m’ 112 + 105 Olivia Grace 1/2 length): respectable fourth of 7 to Needwood Blade in similar event at 5m’ 108 G1 7 HENRY HALL (IRE) 7 8-6 6g’ 98 L 119 Newmarket on reappearance: very speedy, and best at 5f: acts on any going: tongue b.h. Common Grounds 118 – Sovereign Grace (IRE) 101 (Standaan (FR) 118) [2002 5.1f 88 tied in 2000: usually bandaged nowadays: has edged left/idled: usually held up. 5f4 5d 5m6 5m6 5m5 5.2f6 5m3 5.2m4 5m2 5m 5s6 :: 2003 5f 5g* May 3] leggy horse: 5g 119 84 5f 105 W (109’Do5m 109’Ep5m 99’Ep5d) has a round action: useful handicapper: back to form when winning 20-runner event 5s’ 109 88 MRS J. R. RAMSDEN L. Dettori Drawn 13 at Thirsk last time by 1/2 length from Penny Ha’penny, leading close home: best at 5f: 5m’ 104 89 Light blue, white hoop and armlets (Mr D. R. Brotherton) acts on firm and soft going: visored once: usually waited with. (117Th5g 117’Nc5m 5m’ 95 W 5m’ 106 90 116’Sa5m) 2 BALI ROYAL 5 8-12 N. TINKLER Kim Tinkler Drawn 12 2 3 114 Yellow, large black spots, black sleeves, yellow spots, yellow cap, black spots (Mr b.m. King’s Signet (USA) 110 – Baligay 84 (Balidar 133) [2002 5f 5.1f 5f 5d* 5m* 5m 94 5m 5.7g3 5f 6g 5.1m3 5m3 5m :: 2003 5.1g 5.2m3 5m 5.1m5 Apr 29] strong, good- 5m 110 L James Marshall & Mrs Susan Marshall) 5m 112 95 quartered mare: useful handicapper: won at Haydock and Musselburgh in first half of 5m 114 93 2002: good narrowly-beaten third of 10 to Peruvian Chief at Newbury second start: too 5g 87 + W 8 COLONEL COTTON (IRE) 4 8-3 120 free early on next time, and only respectable fifth of 7 in listed event at Bath latest 5m’ 113 95 b.g. Royal Applause 124 – Cutpurse Moll 76 (Green Desert (USA) 127) [2002 p5g5 6m6 5m’ 80 W 85 start: probably best at 5f: acts on any turf going and fibresand: has been unruly 6g2 5g2 6s2 5g2 p6g4 5m2 5g2 6g* 6m4 7d4 5g2 5m* :: 2003 5m 6g May 3] good-topped 6g 116 + 86 5m 99 + 88 stall/withdrawn earlier in career: sometimes carries head awkwardly: usually races gelding: useful performer on turf: won maiden at Newmarket and handicap at the 5m’ 118 + 86 prominently. (112Nb5m 110’As5m 109Ep5m) Curragh (hung right) in 2002: in frame most other 3-y-o starts: no blinkers, not at all 5g’ 115 82 knocked about this year, never-nearer eleventh of 30 to Fire Up The Band in 7d’ 108 83 J. M. BRADLEY K. Darley Drawn 16 6m’ 113 + 82 Black and yellow diamonds, yellow sleeves, red cap, black diamond (Mrs R. J. competitive handicap at Newmarket last time: best at 5f/6f: acts on soft and good to Manning) firm going, twice-raced (and not at best) on polytrack: usually blinkered after seventh 3-y-o start: difficult ride, but one to keep an eye on. (110Nm6g 107’Yo5g 104’Le7d) 3 FROMSONG (IRE) 5 8-12 N. A. CALLAGHAN E. Ahern Drawn 6 6 2 3 5 115 Beige, royal blue chevrons, beige sleeves, royal blue cap (Mr Jeremy Gompertz) b.g. Fayruz 116 – Lindas Delight 54 (Batshoof 122) [2002 6g 5.2g 5g 5d 5m 5s 5d 94 5.7g4 :: 2003 5g 5.1g3 5.2m Apr 11] tall, angular gelding: useful performer: best effort 5m 99 97 this year on reappearance: only seventh of 10 in handicap at Newbury last time: best 5g 110 W 9 PICCLED 5 8-3 5g 109 100 2 124 around 5f: acts on soft and good to firm going: tongue tied (ran badly) third 4-y-o start. 6g’ 103 W b.g. Piccolo 121 – Creme de Menthe (IRE) (Green Desert (USA) 127) [2002 f6g f5s f5g* 85 (120’Ke5m 111’Nb5g 105No5g) 5d’ 108 L 5g2 5f f5g* 5f 5g 5m 5m 5g 5f2 f5g* :: 2003 f5s* f5g* 5g* 5f3 Apr 16] good-topped 5f 117 W 5s’ 115 W 5g 115 + 80 B. R. MILLMAN S. Drowne Drawn 8 gelding: useful performer: won handicaps at Southwell (twice, successful on last 5 f5g 128 + 92 Cambridge blue, purple sleeves, black cap, gold spots (Mrs E. Nelson, Mr Gary starts there) in January and Doncaster in March, in last-named beating Indian Spark f5s 125 + 85 by length in 20-runner race: not discredited when 51/2 lengths third of 11 to Pic Up f5g’ 117 + 79 Dormer) 5f’ 105 67 Sticks in minor event at Beverley next time: best at 5f: acts on fibresand, firm and 4 ARTIE 4 8-10 good to soft going: sometimes slowly away: usually tracks leaders. (113Bv5f 106Do5g 3 3 117 98’Ca5m) b.g. Whittingham (IRE) 104 – Calamanco 71 (Clantime 101) [2002 5d 6s 6g* 6d 6m 92 5.6m 6g 6f2 5g2 5s2 :: 2003 5.1m May 8] big, good-topped gelding: useful handicapper: 5m 99 92 E. J. ALSTON D. Allan (3) Drawn 2 5s’ 117 91 Royal blue, white spots, halved sleeves, quartered cap (The Pain And Heartache won William Hill Trophy at York last June: good efforts after in 2002 when placed at 5g’ 115 90 Ripon (third to Deceitful in Great St Wilfrid), York (second to The Tatling), 6f’ 117 87 Partnership) Newmarket (second to Repertory) and Doncaster (dead-heated for second behind 6g’ 107 + 89 6m’ 107 + 89 Bond Boy): left impression run was needed at Chester on reappearance: raced only at 10 TALBOT AVENUE 5 8-3 119 5f/6f: probably acts on any going: usually leads: game. (116’Do5s 113’Yo6f 110’Nm5g) b.g. Puissance 110 – Dancing Daughter 79 (Dance In Time (CAN)) [2002 5g 5f 5.1f 5g 85 T. D. EASTERBY R. Winston Drawn 9 5.1f 5m4 5g2 5.2f* 6g5 6m 5m 5f3 5f2 6f* :: 2003 5.1m4 May 8] compact gelding: fairly 5m 117 85 6f’ 119 78 Royal blue and red diamonds, royal blue sleeves, red armlets (Mr A. Arton) useful handicapper: improved in 2002, winning at Newbury in August and York in 5f’ 116 + 78 October: gelded, creditable fourth of 14 to Damalis at Chester on reappearance, 5f’ 112 + 78 KATHOLOGY (IRE) 6 8-9 travelling strongly in touch and no extra only inside last: best at 5f/6f: best form on 5m’ 94 79 5 118 6m’ 109 80 4 (117’Yo6f 116’Yo5f 110’Go6m) b.g. College Chapel 122 – Wicken Wonder (IRE) 71 ( 128) [2002 6d 91 good/good to firm going: sometimes wanders. 5.3g* 5d 6d* 6m 5m 6g 5.2f3 5m2 5.6m 6g 5s :: 2003 p5g 5m* 5.1m May 8] smallish, 5m 108 91 M. MULLINEAUX K. Fallon Drawn 4 3/4 5m 118 84 Dark green, yellow spots, yellow sleeves, dark green spots, yellow cap (Mrs C. S. sturdy gelding: useful handicapper: won 16-runner event at Epsom in April by p5g 84 + 77 length from Atlantic Viking: slowly away when bit below form at Chester last time: 5s’ 100 86 Wilson) effective at 5f/6f: acts on soft and good to firm going, some promise on all-weather: 6g’ 79 88 6m’ 88 usually races prominently. (117Ep5m 112’Sa5m 106’Nb5f) 11 CHARLIE PARKES 5 8-3 3 120 D. R. C. ELSWORTH T. Quinn Drawn 17 ch.g. Pursuit of 124 – Lucky Parkes 108 (Full Extent (USA) 113) [2002 5s 5f 5.1f 85 Yellow, emerald green cross of lorraine, striped sleeves, emerald green cap (McDowell 5d 5m2 5m3 5m 5.1f 5m 5g 5f* :: 2003 5f* Apr 11] strong, lengthy gelding: fairly useful 5f 112 + W 5f’ 114 75 Racing) performer: won 15-runner minor event at Thirsk on reappearance by 2 lengths from 5g’ 92 79 Strensall, showing blistering speed and making virtually all: best at 5f: acts on firm 5m’ 87 83 going: has had 2 handlers: sometimes edges left: forces pace. (117’Yo5m 114Th5f 106’Ha5f) 5f’ 97 85 5m’ 107 86 E. J. ALSTON J. Carroll Drawn 11 Light blue and white diamonds, white sleeves, white cap, red spots (Mr Joseph Heler)

3 4 continued 12 BRAVE BURT (IRE) 6 8-2 18 MATTY TUN 4 7-12 (7-8) 4 119 6 5 117 ch.g. 117 – Friendly Song 48 (Song 132) [2002 6g 5f 5d 5g 5g 5d* 5m* 5g 84 b.g. Lugana Beach 116 – B Grade 59 (Lucky Wednesday 124) [2002 f5s f5g 5d 5m* 80 6g :: 2003 5g 5m4 Apr 23] good-topped gelding: fairly useful handicapper: won at 5m 116 84 5s2 5v 5d* 5g 5m5 5f4 5v3 f5g* :: 2003 f5s6 5g5 5g3 May 3] strong gelding: fairly useful 5g 115 + 74 5g 96 85 1/2 5g 109 + 74 Newmarket and Ascot within 4 days last July: better effort on return when fourth of 6g’ 91 85 handicapper: won 3 times in 2002: better than ever this year: good -length third of f5s 103 74 16 to Kathology at Epsom last time (should be spot on next time): best at 5f: acts on 5g’ 117 85 20 to Henry Hall at Thirsk last time, running on strongly from rear to do best of stand- f5g’ 112 + 72 firm and good to soft going: often bandaged: usually leads: game. (116’Ay5g 113Ep5m 5m’ 119 81 side group: raced mainly at 5f: acts on any turf going and fibresand: tried tongue tied: 5v’ 111 + 71 5d’ 117 + 76 5f’ 110 + 71 111’As5m) sometimes slowly away: tends to carry head awkwardly, and hung badly right and D. NICHOLLS A. Nicholls Drawn 7 idled for latest success. (112Th5g 111’Do5v 103’Sa5d) Black, white chevron hoop and cap (Lucayan Stud) J. BALDING J. Bramhill Drawn 15 Black and white check, hooped sleeves (Mrs O. Tunstall) 13 NOW LOOK HERE 7 8-2 123 b.g. Reprimand 122 – Where’s Carol 67 (Anfield 117) [2002 6g 7s 6v :: 2003 5g 5.2m 84 6g May 3] tall, leggy gelding: unimpressive mover: smart performer at 5 yrs, useful 6g 115 87 5m 98 93 nowadays: well held in 2002: shaped as though retaining plenty of ability when 5g 117 + 92 seventh of 20 to Piccled in handicap at Doncaster on reappearance: below form both 6v’ L outings since: effective at 5f (given a test)/6f: has form on any turf going, though all 7s’ W 6g’ 115 L wins on soft/heavy: blinkered (raced freely) once. (107Nm6g 105Do5g 91’Nm6g) B. A. MCMAHON F. Norton Drawn 14 Royal blue, yellow stars, yellow sleeves, royal blue stars (Mr S. L. Edwards)

14 TOLDYA 6 8-0 (cheekpieces) 4 121 b.m. Beveled (USA) – Run Amber Run (Run The Gantlet (USA)) [2002 p7g f6g p6g 82 f8.5g 6d p5g* 5.5f4 6d3 6g2 5m* 5g 6g3 5m 6f* 6m 6f2 :: 2003 f6g f6s 6g 5m Apr 23] 5m 85 6g 103 85A smallish mare: fairly useful handicapper: won at Lingfield, Newcastle and Kempton f6s 92 + 82 in 2002: wore cheekpieces, below form this term: effective at 5f to easy 7f: acts on any f6g 103 + 85 turf going/all-weather: tried blinkered/visored: sometimes slowly away: hung left 6f’ 121 82 6m’ 113 + 82 second start this term: usually races prominently: tough. (120’Ke6f 119’Yo6f 111’Go6m) A. P. JARVIS Martin Dwyer Drawn 5 Maroon, white stripe, hooped sleeves (Benham Racing & Friends)

15 PADDYWACK (IRE) 6 7-12 (blinkers) 5 123 b.g. (IRE) 126 – Millie’s Return (IRE) 71 (Ballad Rock 122) [2002 f5s p6g 80 p5g* f5g3 f6g5 f5g* f6g f5g* p5g* 5.3f2 5m 5g3 5g 5.1d* 5g2 6g f5g 5.1f6 5m2 5f 6g 5m 5g 108 82 2 3 5 2 2 5f 101 + W 5.1f 5m 5.1f 5m 5f* 5g 5d* f5g f5g f5g :: 2003 f5s f6s f5g p5g p5g 5f 5f 5g May 3] 5f W small gelding: fairly useful performer: won 7 handicaps in 2002: only creditable effort p5g 106 80 since when head second to Justalord at Wolverhampton in February: not discredited p5g 106 78 f5g 116 78 when eighth of 20 at Thirsk last time: best at 5f: acts on firm going, good to soft and all-weather: blinkered: sometimes edges left: none too reliable. (122’Po5d 115’Yo5f 108’Nc5m) D. W. CHAPMAN Dale Gibson Drawn 1 Emerald green, white chevron, purple sleeves and cap (Mr T. S. Redman) 16 SMART PREDATOR 7 7-12 (7-10) 116 gr.g. Polar Falcon (USA) 126 – She’s Smart 88 (Absalom 128) [2002 5.2g 5f 5d 5m 5f 80 6m6 5.6m 5m4 5g :: 2003 6m 6m 5g May 3] big, lengthy, good-quartered gelding: smart 5g 112 + 80 6m 87 83 performer in 2001: only useful at best in 2002: best effort this year when seventh of 6m 99 86 20 in handicap at Thirsk last time: has won at 1m, best at 5f nowadays: acts on any 5g’ 116 90 ground: visored penultimate 6-y-o start: finished lame on 6-y-o reappearance: usually 5m’ 97 W 6m’ 95 races prominently: none too reliable nowadays. (124’Nc5m 109’Nm5g 109’Ep5d) J. J. QUINN P. Hanagan Drawn 18 Blue, yellow sash and sleeves, blue and white quartered cap (Mr B. Shaw)

17 KANGARILLA ROAD 4 7-12 (7-8) 2 3 118 b.g. Magic Ring (IRE) 115 – Kangra Valley 56 (Indian Ridge 123) [2002 5.1d 5m* 5m 80 5g* 5f 5m 5g3 5g* 5m6 5f5 5f6 :: 2003 5m6 5m May 10] leggy, good-topped gelding: 5m 101 + 76 5m 111 + 76 fairly useful handicapper: progressed well in 2002, winning at Catterick, Thirsk and 5f’ 114 + 77 York: not discredited both starts this year: sixth of 16 to Kathology at Epsom then mid- 5f’ 116 + 77 field behind Grey Cossack at Beverley, travelling strongly and not knocked about 5m’ 111 + 77 5g’ 113 + 74 when tiring each time: will prove best at bare 5f: acts on firm ground: sometimes races freely. (110’Yo5f 108Ep5m 108’Do5m) MRS J. R. RAMSDEN D. Fox (5) Drawn 10 Emerald green and primrose (quartered), flame sleeves, flame and white check cap (Manor Farm Stud (Rutland))

5 6 SECOND RACE YORK (TV CH4) TRW 119 123 119 126 126 (Av 123) 6 ZEE ZEE TOP 4 8-9 124 p b.f. (USA) 130 – (FR) 118 (High Top 131) [2002 8f* 10g2 Oct 17 :: 1 10g’ 121 + L 2.00 THE tote.co.uk 1 /4m88y 2003 NR] lengthy, quite attractive filly: half-sister to several winners, notably top- 8f’ 91 + M class pair Opera House (middle-distance performer) and Kayf Tara (stayer), both by (Listed) (A) Sadler’s Wells: dam won : swished tail repeatedly in paddock before easily £35,000 4yo+ fillies and mares TWFA 4 9-13 landing odds in maiden at Pontefract on debut at 3 yrs, flicking tail: 12/1, useful form when 2 lengths second to Salim Toto in listed race at Newmarket next time, staying on well from mid-field: should stay beyond 11/4m: smart performer in the making, sure 1 ALDORA 4 8-12 to win more races. (112’Nm10g 48’Po8f) 4 3 118 ch.f. Magic Ring (IRE) 115 – Sharp Top 62 (Sharpo 132) [2002 8.1d 7.1m* 7d* 7s 8m 9d 104 + L SIR MICHAEL STOUTE K. Fallon Drawn 1 7d2 7d 7g 8.2v5 8s :: 2003 8g* p7g2 9d* May 2] leggy, good-topped filly: useful p7g 116 W Black, white spots, black sleeves, white cap (Helena Springfield Ltd) 1/2 8g 116 + 87 performer: won Freephone Stanley Spring Mile at Doncaster (by 1 lengths from J R 8s’ 95 89 Stevenson) in March and listed race at Newmarket in May: looked in fine shape when 8v’ 108 89 beating Lady Bear by 3/4 length at Newmarket, leading under 2f out: effective at 7f to 7g’ 101 90 9f: has won on good to firm going, possibly best on good or softer on turf and acts on tote.co.uk MIDDLETON STAKES (4-y-o+ fillies and mares) (York 1m2f88y) polytrack: tough. (110’Nm7d 108’Go7d 107Do8g) 1997 109 Papering 4-8-12: 8/11 L M Cumani L Dettori 5 M. J. RYAN Martin Dwyer Drawn 4 1998 101 Arriving 4-8-9: 33/1 J W Hills M Hills 7 Mauve, dark blue star, stars on sleeves and star on cap (The Aldora Partnership) 1999 108 Lady In Waiting 4-8-12: 13/8 P F I Cole T Quinn 6 2000 100 Lafite 4-8-9: 20/1 J W Hills R Hills 8 4 8-12 2 123 2001 108 Moselle 4-8-9: 5/1 W J Haggas T Quinn 8 ch.f. Pivotal 124 – Choir Mistress (Chief Singer 131) [2002 8.5m* 8.3s2 8s* 8m2 10g* 8f’ 113 G2 2002 108 Jalousie 4-8-9: 8/1 C F Wall G Duffield 9 9.9m6 9.9m* 10m2 8f Oct 5 :: 2003 NR] big, angular filly: useful performer: progressed 10m’ 123 G3 well in 2002, winning maiden at Beverley, minor event at Newbury, handicap at 10m’ 122 + L * The Timeform Ratings (second column) are those recorded by the winner in the race and, unlike 10m’ 118 + 96 the other Timeform Ratings published in this Card, are not adjusted to the weights carried, or for Newmarket and listed race at Salisbury (beat Fraulein by 13/4 lengths): mostly good 10g’ 119 + 89 weight-for-age. The figure in the final column is the number of runners. efforts otherwise, notably when 1/2-length second to Irresistible Jewel in Blandford 8m’ 114 + 84 Stakes at the Curragh penultimate start: should stay 11/2m: acts on soft and good to firm going (below form on firm final start): unseated to post/cantered loose on 3-y-o reappearance: has been bandaged near-hind. (116’Nm10g 111’Go10m 108’As8m) W. J. HAGGAS Drawn 3 Red, white sash, royal blue cap (Cheveley Park Stud)

3 GOLDEN SILCA 7 8-12 5 4 4 5 2 127 ch.m. Inchinor 119 – Silca-Cisa 93 (Hallgate 127) [2002 8.9g 8.9g 8.1d 9g 8.5s 9d 104 + L 10m6 8g2 9.9m 9.5f5 8m5 10g5 9m* 10g 8d :: 2003 9d3 May 2] lengthy, sparely-made 8d’ 106 G2 10g’ 102 G2 mare: has reportedly been covered by Selkirk: smart performer: ended long losing 9m’ 126 + L sequence in listed event at Newmarket last October: not at best when third of 10 to 10g’ 123 G1 Aldora in similar event on same course on reappearance, never able to challenge off 8m’ 122 G3 steady pace: best at 1m/11/4m: acts on firm and soft going: has won when edgy: usually held up: tough. (127’Nm8g 110’Go10m 107’As10m) M. R. CHANNON J. P. Spencer Drawn 2 Orange, brown seams, brown sleeves, orange seams, orange cap, brown spots (Aldridge Racing Limited)

4 PERSIAN LASS (IRE) 4 8-9 6 123 ch.f. (USA) 125 – Noble Tiara (USA) 110 (Vaguely Noble 140) [2002 8m 10m 121 95 9.9m* 12s 12m5 11.7g4 10g* 10m4 10.5m2 10.1m2 10m5 9f 10g4 :: 2003 10.1m4 Apr 23] 10g’ 114 + L 9f’ 113 + 90 leggy filly: useful performer: won maiden at Salisbury and handicap at Sandown in 10m’ 117 90 2002: good fourth of 15 to Lingo in quite valuable handicap at Epsom on 10m’ 121 + L reappearance, bit short of room when improving: best form around 11/4m: acts on soft 11m’ 119 90 and good to firm ground, probably on firm: awkward leaving stall penultimate start in 2002: takes good hold, and is patiently ridden: consistent. (119Ep10m 107’Sb12m 106’Nm10g) P. W. HARRIS R. Hughes Drawn 5 Yellow, dark blue sash and sleeves (Dr Jamal Ahmadzadeh)

5 RAINBOW END 4 8-9 4 119 ch.f. Botanic (USA) – High Finish 58 (High Line 125) [2002 10m* 16.2m 12g 10g 10d 10d’ 89 L Nov 1 :: 2003 NR] sturdy, useful-looking filly: useful form: won maiden at Sandown 10g’ 100 L 12g’ 119 L (gave trouble stall) last June: easily best effort when third past post behind Marani in 16m’ 106 G3 listed race at Newmarket (edged right, demoted to fourth) after: may prove ideally 10m’ 94 M suited by around 11/4m: unraced on extremes of going: held up. (111’Nm12g 104’As16m 93’Nm10g) D. R. C. ELSWORTH T. Quinn Drawn 6 Red and white (halved), diabolo on sleeves, quartered cap (DGH Partnership)

7 8 THIRD RACE YORK (TV CH4) TRW 136 133 136 136 135 (Av 135) 6 HILBRE ISLAND 3 8-11 118 b.c. Halling (USA) 133 – Faribole (IRE) 106 (Esprit du Nord (USA) 126) [2002 6s2 7m* 1 10d 116 L 2.30 THE TOTE STAKES (Group 2) (A) 1 /4m88y 7g6 7m6 :: 2003 10m2 10d4 May 2] sturdy colt: fluent mover: useful performer: 10m 115 + W creditable efforts in minor event at Newbury and listed race at Newmarket (last of 4 7m’ 118 G2 £145,000 3yo 7g’ 117 G3 to Delsarte) this year: stays 11/4m: acts on good to firm and good to soft going: raced 7m’ 102 + M freely at 2 yrs. (115’Go7g 101Nb10m 100’Do7m) 6s’ 104 W 1 BATTLE CHANT (USA) 3 8-11 B. J. MEEHAN Pat Eddery Drawn 3 3 119 White, royal blue stars, white and maroon striped sleeves, maroon cap (E. H. Jones b.c. Coronado’s Quest (USA) 130 – Appointed One (USA) (Danzig (USA)) [2002 6m 8m 115 G3 6m4 7.1g* 8d* :: 2003 8m5 Apr 17] rangy, useful-looking colt: third foal: dam, minor 8d’ 119 + L (Paints) Ltd) 7g’ 113 + M 1m stakes winner in USA, sister to smart miler Emperor Jones and closely related to 6m’ 88 + M top-class 1985 2-y-o : useful performer: impressive winner of maiden at 6m’ 82 + M 7 MAGISTRETTI (USA) 3 8-11 2 2 123 Chepstow and 5-runner listed race at Pontefract (dictated pace) last autumn, latter by b.c. Diesis 133 – Ms Strike Zone (USA) (Deputy Minister (CAN)) [2002 7.1d* 7d 7m 9m 123 L 6 lengths from Inchberry: respectable fifth of 7 to Hurricane Alan in at 8g5 :: 2003 9m* Apr 17] big, strong colt: has scope: first foal: dam, 8.5f winner in USA, 8g’ 115 G2 7m’ 113 + W Newmarket on reappearance: not sure to stay much beyond 1m: acts on good to soft out of sister to Damister: useful performer: won maiden at Sandown at 2 yrs and listed 7d’ 113 + L going. (106Nm8m 98’Po8d 90’Cp7g) race at Newmarket in April: improved effort to beat Dunhill Star a head in 6-runner 7d’ 95 + M E. A. L. DUNLOP K. Fallon Drawn 7 event in latter, leading over 3f out and just holding on: missed Classic Trial at Red, white sash, royal blue cap (Cheveley Park Stud) Sandown Apr 25 reportedly because of coughing: stays 9f: acts on good to firm and good to soft going: sweated markedly and raced too freely final 2-y-o start. (118Nm9m 2 CAT ONA HIGH (USA) 3 8-11 111’As8g 105’Nm7d) 5 2 2 121 ch.c. Tabasco Cat (USA) 126 – Uforia (USA) (Zilzal (USA) 137) [2002 6d 6m 7g* 8m 8m 119 W N. A. CALLAGHAN K. Darley Drawn 4 8.1g* :: 2003 8m4 May 5] rather lengthy, good-topped colt: has scope: first foal: dam, 8g’ 121 W Royal blue, orange disc, orange and royal blue striped sleeves and cap (Mr M. Tabor) 8m’ 120 + W ran twice in USA, half-sister to very smart US performer up to 1m Mr Greeley: useful 7g’ 110 + M form: won maiden at Leicester and minor event at Sandown (by head from Choir 6m’ 104 + M 8 OUR TEDDY (IRE) 3 8-11 124 6d’ 84 + M 6 Master) at 2 yrs: creditable fourth of 8 to Our Teddy in minor event at Doncaster on ch.c. Grand Lodge (USA) 125 – Lady Windley (Baillamont (USA) 124) [2002 6s 7m* 8m 124 W reappearance: stays 1m: acts on good to firm going. (105’Sa8g 101’Nb8m 94’Nm6m) 7d4 8g2 6m 7g 10v :: 2003 p7g2 8m6 8m* May 5] lengthy colt: useful performer: 8m 108 G3 p7g 116 W MRS A. J. PERRETT S. Sanders Drawn 9 improved form when winning minor event at Doncaster last time by neck from Balin’s 10v’ 109 G1 Purple and white check, white sleeves, purple cap (Mr Seymour Cohn and Matthew Sword, driven ahead 2f out and holding on gamely: stays 1m: acts on polytrack, good 7g’ 120 G1 Green) to firm and good to soft going: has worn crossed noseband: edged left on 6m’ W reappearance. (99Nm8m 97’Nm7d 89Do8m) 3 DUNHILL STAR (IRE) 3 8-11 G. G. MARGARSON Martin Dwyer Drawn 10 125 p White, royal blue epaulets, white sleeves, royal blue stars (The Beare Family) b.c. (USA) 126 – Sueboog (IRE) 109 (Darshaan 133) [2002 p6g* :: 2003 9d* 9m 123 + L 9m2 Apr 17] well-made, quite attractive colt: closely related to fairly useful 11/4m 9d 109 + W winner Sena Desert (by Green Desert) and half-brother to very smart 11/4m performer p6g’ 90 + M 9 SONGLARK 3 8-11 (tongue strap) 5 132 Best of The Bests (by Machiavellian) and fairly useful 7f winner Baratheastar (by br.c. (IRE) 133 – Negligent 118 (Ahonoora 122) [2002 8g* 8g* 8v :: 2003 8g 118 G1 Barathea): dam won and fourth in Oaks: progressive form: won a10f2 8g May 3] half-brother to several winners, including smart Irish 1m winner a10f 132 G2 8v’ 119 G1 maiden at Lingfield in December and minor event at Kempton in March: still green, Blatant (by Machiavellian) and useful 7f/1m winner Asad (by Lion Cavern): dam, won 8g’ 122 + G3 head second of 6 to Magistretti in listed race at Newmarket last time, taking long time Stakes and third in 1000 Guineas, half-sister to smart stayer Ala Hounak: 8g’ 115 W to get balanced but just failing: will be suited by 11/4m+: useful already, and open to smart performer: successful at Saint-Cloud at 2 yrs in minor event and Prix Thomas further progress. (117Nm9m 92Ke9d) Bryon: pulled hard when below form in Criterium International on same course final B. W. HILLS M. Hills Drawn 5 outing that year: left A. Fabre in , improved form when 1/2-length second to Royal blue, red epaulets, striped cap (Mr Mohamed Obaida) Victory Moon in UAE Derby at Nad Al Sheba on reappearance: below-par tenth of 20 to Refuse To Bend in 2000 Guineas at Newmarket last time, unable to quicken: will be 4 GRAIKOS 3 8-11 (tongue strap) suited by 11/4m+: acts on dirt, both wins on turf on good going. (120Nm8g) 126 p L. Dettori Drawn 1 b.c. (USA) 134 – Grecian Slipper 102 (Sadler’s Wells (USA) 132) [2002 10v’ 105 + G1 8s* 8g* 8d3 9d* 10v Nov 9 :: 2003 NR] half-brother to smart French 9f to 15.5f winner 9d’ 125 + G3 Royal blue (Godolphin) 8d’ 122 G3 Magna Graecia (by ) and Irish 9f winner Fustanella (by Mtoto): dam, 1m to 8g’ 113 W 11.6f winner, half-sister to Dubai World Cup winner Street Cry out of Irish Oaks 8s’ 111 W 10 TUNING FORK 3 8-11 108 p winner Helen Street: useful performer: won newcomers race at Deauville, minor event b.c. Alzao (USA) 117 – Tuning 114 (Rainbow Quest (USA) 134) [2002 NR :: 2003 11d 103 + M 3 at Longchamp and Prix de Conde at latter track (beat Silver Gilt 11/2 lengths) at 2 yrs: 10.5d* May 3] strong, lengthy, attractive colt: first foal: dam, 1 /4m winner (including beat only one home in 10-runner Criterium de Saint-Cloud final outing, then left A. Ebor), out of half-sister to smart winner : reportedly had a Fabre in France: 13/4 lengths second to Lateen Sails in 1m private trial on turf at Nad cyst on a pedal bone and couldn’t be trained in 2002: evens, promising start when 1 Al Sheba in April: should stay 11/4m: raced only on good ground or softer (possibly winning 10-runner maiden at Haydock by 2 /2 lengths from Shouette, always unsuited by heavy): remains capable of better. travelling well and pushed out firmly closing stages: will stay 11/2m: a good prospect, SAEED BIN SUROOR J. P. Spencer Drawn 2 and will prove useful at least. (53Ha11d) Royal blue, white cap (Godolphin) H. R. A. CECIL T. Quinn Drawn 6 Green, pink sash and cap, white sleeves (Mr K. Abdulla) 5 HELM BANK 3 8-11 114 p b.c. Wild Again (USA) – Imperial Bailiwick (IRE) 104 (Imperial Frontier (USA) 112) 7m’ 114 + L 1 [2002 6g* 7m* Jun 19 :: 2003 NR] rather leggy, useful-looking colt: third foal: half- 6g’ 92 + W TOTE (3-y-o) (York 1 ⁄4m88y) brother to a winner up to 7.5f in by Efisio: dam 2-y-o 5f (including Flying 1997 116 8-11: 10/3f J H M Gosden O Peslier 9 Childers Stakes) winner: overcame greenness to win minor event at Ayr last May: 1998 119 Saratoga Springs 8-11: 4/1 A P O’Brien M J Kinane 6 25/1, improved considerably (useful form) to win 12-runner at Royal 1999 116 Salford Express 8-11: 12/1 D R C Elsworth T Quinn 8 Ascot by short head from Tomahawk, edging ahead late on: reportedly had minor 2000 119 Sakhee 8-11: 5/2jf J L Dunlop R Hills 5 after: should stay at least 1m: should improve if all is well. (112’As7m 28’Ay6g) 2001 119 8-11: 9/4f Sir Michael Stoute K Fallon 6 M. JOHNSTON K. Dalgleish Drawn 8 2002 118 Moon Ballad 8-11: 13/2 Saeed bin Suroor J P Spencer 9 Grey, royal blue seams, sleeves and cap (Mr & Mrs G. Middlebrook)

9 10 FOURTH RACE YORK (TV CH4) 6 UNSHAKABLE (IRE) 4 8-10 129 b.c. Eagle Eyed (USA) 111 – Pepper And Salt (IRE) (Double Schwartz 128) [2002 97 3.00 THE BANK OF SCOTLAND BUSINESS 7f205y 7.1m* 8.1m* 8g 9s2 8s3 Nov 2 :: 2003 NR] good-bodied colt: smart performer, lightly 8s’ 126 + 95 9s’ 122 + 91 raced: progressed very well in 2002, winning maiden at Haydock and handicap at 8g’ 112 91 BANKING HAMBLETON RATED STAKES Sandown (beat Judge Davidson 13/4 lengths after 4-month break): reportedly to 8m’ 114 + 85 (SHOWCASE HANDICAP) (Listed) (A) be suffering from colic after third start: good efforts in handicaps at Newbury (short- 7m’ 98 + M headed by Dumaran) and Newmarket (21/2 lengths third to Pablo) last 2 starts: will £35,000 4yo+ (Rated 0-110) prove best up to 9f: acts on soft and good to firm ground: sometimes bandaged behind: wandered second 2-y-o start: game: should win a good prize or 2 at 4 yrs. (124’Nm8s 1 CORNELIUS 6 9-7 122 117’Nb9s 111’Ay8g) b.g. Barathea (IRE) 127 – Rainbow Mountain 71 (Rainbow Quest (USA) 134) [2002 8s4 BOB JONES F. Norton Drawn 7 108 Dark blue, pink diamond, sleeves and cap (Unshakable Partnership) 8g3 8m2 8m* 8v3 8d :: 2003 8g Mar 22] tall, good-topped gelding: has an unimpressive, 8g 90 110 rather round action: smart performer: better than ever in 2002, second to Keltos in 8d’ 103 G2 8v’ 116 G3 7 FUNFAIR 4 8-7 Prix du Muguet at Saint-Cloud before winning Premio Emilio Turati at Milan: below 8m’ 122 G2 127 b.g. Singspiel (IRE) 133 – Red Carnival (USA) 109 (Mr Prospector (USA)) [2002 8.1d3 best on reappearance: effective at 1m/11/4m: acts on good to firm and heavy ground: 8m’ 122 G2 94 8g’ 117 G3 10g4 9.3s* 8.1d 7.9m* 9f Oct 5 :: 2003 NR] strong, lengthy gelding: useful performer: 9f’ 118 93 has been bandaged behind: usually races prominently: tends to carry head high. 8m’ 124 + 88 (82Do8g 54’Do8s) won maiden at Carlisle (veered markedly left) and valuable handicap at York (by short 8d’ 88 88 P. F. I. COLE R. Hughes Drawn 12 head from Muchea) in 2002: sweating, raced too freely in Tote Cambridgeshire final 9s’ 108 + M start: may prove best up to 1m: may prove suited by good ground or firmer: refused to 10g’ 109 M Yellow, dark blue cross belts, quartered cap (Sir George Meyrick) 8d’ 104 + W enter stall intended start at 2 yrs: gelded after 3 yrs. (113’Yo8m 108’Li10g 103’Nm9f) WITH REASON (USA) 5 9-4 SIR MICHAEL STOUTE K. Fallon Drawn 11 2 121 Red, white sash, royal blue cap (Cheveley Park Stud) ch.g. Nashwan (USA) 135 – Just Cause (Law Society (USA) 130) [2002 NR :: 2003 105 f9.4s* p10g5 8g2 9m 8g2 Apr 30] seventh foal: half-brother to 4 winners, including 8g 121 W useful performer up to 11f Jural (by Kris), 7f/1m winner at 2 yrs, and fairly useful 9m 105 G3 8 WING COMMANDER 4 8-7 123 8g 117 + L b.g. Royal Applause 124 – Southern Psychic (USA) (Alwasmi (USA) 115) [2002 9g2 11/4m winner (probably stayed 21f) Campaign (by Sure Blade): dam unraced daughter p10g 107 W 94 9m6 8g4 8m4 8m Aug 2 :: 2003 NR] strong, lengthy gelding: useful performer: good 8m’ 104 + 95 of Prix Saint-Alary winner Tootens, herself half-sister to 1000 Guineas winner f9s 88 + M close fourth to Pentecost in Britannia Handicap at Royal Ascot penultimate 3-y-o 8m’ 123 91 Nocturnal Spree: useful form: impressive winner of maiden at Wolverhampton in 8g’ 113 91 start, bumped at start and running on well: bandaged near-hind, poorly drawn when 9m’ 109 L January: good 1/2-length second of 7 to Serieux in minor event at Ascot last time, mid-division in William Hill Mile (Handicap) at Goodwood, only subsequent run: 9g’ 119 W leading for most of final 1f: effective at 1m/11/4m: below form on good to firm ground. (106As8g 90Nm9m 75Do8g) gelded after: stays 9f: raced only on good going or firmer: visored (found little) third D. R. LODER L. Dettori Drawn 8 3-y-o start. (120’As8m 118’Ri9g 111’Nm9m) Maroon, white sleeves, maroon cap, white star (Sheikh Mohammed) M. L. W. BELL M. Fenton Drawn 5 Pink, black chevron, quartered cap (Mr M. B. Hawtin) ASKHAM (USA) 5 9-1 3 124 ? 5 8-7 (8-6) (visor) b.h. (USA) 136 – Konvincha (USA) (Cormorant (USA)) [2002 9m5 :: 9 LADY BEAR (IRE) 122 102 b.m. Grand Lodge (USA) 125 – Boristova (IRE) 79 (Royal Academy (USA) 130) [2002 2003 10m5 8g4 Apr 30] good-topped horse: smart performer: creditable fifth to Indian 8g 113 W 94 f7g f8.5g2 8s* 10g 8g 7.6g6 8g* 8g* 8m3 9f 8s5 :: 2003 10m3 10m4 9d2 May 2] useful- 9d 108 + L Creek in at Newmarket only 4-y-o start, then left L. Cumani: 10m 99 W 9m’ 124 + G3 looking mare: useful performer: won handicaps at Doncaster (Spring Mile), Ripon and 10m 119 W below form this year, unable to sustain effort when fourth of 7 to Serieux in minor 10m 113 W Ayr (Tote Ayrshire Handicap) in 2002: in frame in minor event at Pontefract (fourth to 8s’ 101 L event at Ascot last time: stays 11/4m: acts on good to firm going: often takes good Lingo) and listed race at Newmarket (beaten 3/4 length by Aldora) last 2 starts: effective 9f’ 86 87 (115’Nm9m 97As8g 70As10m) 8m’ 122 96 hold/wears crossed noseband (not this year). 1 J. G. GIVEN J. P. Spencer Drawn 3 at 1m/1 /4m: acts on good to firm going, heavy and fibresand: tried visored, often Pink, maroon chevrons, pink sleeves, pink cap, maroon star (Mr M. J. Dawson) blinkered: saddle slipped fourth/fifth 4-y-o starts: often slowly away/gets behind: quirky. (121’Ay8g 116’Ri8g 110Nm9d) RAPSCALLION (GER) 4 8-12 R. A. FAHEY P. Hanagan Drawn 4 4 114 Orange, emerald green epaulets, sleeves and cap (J. A. & Kay Campbell) b.g. Robellino (USA) 127 – Rosy Outlook (USA) 79 ( (USA) 135) [2002 8m 99 11f6 8s4 Nov 2 :: 2003 NR] leggy, unfurnished gelding: useful performer: won Horris 8s’ 114 L Hill Stakes at Newbury at 2 yrs: lightly raced in 2002 (off 4 months after 2000 Guineas 11f’ 99 L 10 INCHDURA 5 8-7 (8-6) ? 8m’ G1 ch.g. Inchinor 119 – Sunshine Coast 86 (Posse (USA) 130) [2002 8g 8m3 8m 8f3 7f* on reappearance), best effort when 8 lengths fourth to Smirk in listed race at 94 7m3 7m2 7m* 7m 7f 7f2 :: 2003 7m 8g May 3] quite attractive gelding: useful 8g 95 Newmarket final outing (gelded after): should stay beyond 1m (well held at 11f): goes handicapper: improved in 2002, winning at Newbury and Goodwood (by neck from 7m 103 96 well on ground softer than good: sometimes sweating: tends to edge left, but is game. 7f’ 126 95 (82’Nm8s 82’Nm8m 72’Nb11f) Vanderlin): good second to Surprise Encounter at York final outing then left R. 7f’ 121 + 95 Charlton 56,000 gns: no promise this year: better form at 7f than 1m: best on going 7m’ 97 J. M. P. EUSTACE J. Tate Drawn 13 7m’ 125 92 Purple, light blue chevron, light blue cap (Mr J. C. Smith) firmer than good: sometimes tongue tied earlier in career: sometimes edgy: tough. (114’Nb7f 113’As8f 107’Go7m) 5 PUTRA PEKAN 5 8-12 (inc 3lb ex) (blinkers) 128 N. TINKLER S. Drowne Drawn 10 b.h. Grand Lodge (USA) 125 – Mazarine Blue 65 (Bellypha 130) [2002 8m* 8.1d* Yellow, large black spots, black sleeves, yellow spots, yellow cap, black spots (Mr 99 James Marshall & Mrs Susan Marshall) 8.1m4 8m 9f3 9f 9s 8s :: 2003 8g* May 5] good-topped horse: good walker: smart 8g 128 96 8s’ 98 performer: has won last 2 runnings of Jubilee Stakes (Handicap) at Kempton, 9s’ 98 100 travelling strongly and staying on to lead last 100 yds when beating Norton a length 9f’ 110 100 on reappearance: best form around 1m: acts on good to firm and good to soft going: 9f’ 119 ? W 8m’ 105 101 often blinkered, including for all wins: free-going sort. (126’Ke8m 125Ke8g 102’Sa8m) M. A. JARVIS P. Robinson Drawn 9 Yellow, black sash, white sleeves, black and white quartered cap (H.R.H. Sultan Ahmad Shah)

11 12 11 SAHAAT 5 8-7 (8-4) 127 FIFTH RACE YORK TRW 93 97 102 104 104 (Av 100) b. or br.g. Machiavellian (USA) 123 – Tawaaded (IRE) 91 (Nashwan (USA) 135) [2002 94 8d* 9.5d3 8d4 10d 10g4 8.3s4 :: 2003 p10g f8.5s2 8g 8m5 8g6 May 3] leggy gelding: first 8g 121 + 92 3.35 THE TOTE EUROPEAN BREEDERS FUND 6f3y 8m 123 + 93 foal: dam, 7f winner who stayed 1m, from family of Singspiel: useful performer: won 8g 99 95 minor events at Saint-Cloud at 3 yrs and Lyon-Parilly in 2002 when trained by J. f8s 127 W MAIDEN STAKES (D) Hammond in France: best effort in Britain when 1/2-length second to Razkalla in minor p10g 108 95 8s’ 117 L £10,000 added 2yo event at Wolverhampton: creditable sixth of 17 in handicap at Thirsk last time, travelling well until outpaced in sprint finish: effective at 1m/11/4m: acts on fibresand, good to firm and heavy ground: well treated on best form. (104Nb8m 98Th8g 91Do8g) 1 BOTANICAL (USA) 2 9-0 [113] J. A. OSBORNE Pat Eddery Drawn 6 b.c. (Jan 25) Seeking The Gold (USA) – Satin Flower (USA) 115 (Shadeed (USA) 135) Royal blue, pink chevrons, royal blue cap (Mr Paul J. Dixon) sixth living foal: brother to smart 1998 2-y-o 6f (Middle Park) winner Lujain, closely rlated to fairly useful 2001 2-y-o 5f winner Deceptor (by Machiavellian), and half- 12 ATLANTIC ACE 6 8-7 (8-3) brother to smart 7f (at 2 rs) and 11/2m winner Lilium (by Nashwan): dam, won Jersey 3 2 121 Stakes and second in US Grade 1 9f event, half-sister to US Grade 1 11/4m winner b.g. First Trump 118 – Risalah (Marju (IRE) 127) [2002 8s 7.5m* 7d 7.6g 8m 8m 7.9m 94 9m* 9f :: 2003 8g 8m6 8g May 3] good-topped gelding: useful performer: won minor 8g 104 92 Martial Law. event at Beverley and handicap at Goodwood in 2002: best effort this year when just 8m 115 94 D. R. LODER L. Dettori Drawn 6 8g 110 + 94 Maroon, white sleeves, maroon cap, white star (Sheikh Mohammed) respectable sixth of 18 at Pontefract second start: effective at 7f to 9f: best form on 9f’ 112 + 94 good ground or firmer: usually held up. (113’Go8m 106Po8m 104’Yo8m) 9m’ 119 + 89 8m’ 115 89 B. SMART Paul Scallan Drawn 2 2 CHINSOLA (IRE) 2 9-0 [79] White, grey diamond, red sleeves and cap (Mr Richard Page) ch.c. (Feb 10) Inchinor 119 – Skerray 71 (Soviet Star (USA) 128) 25,000Y: first foal: dam, lightly-raced maiden, half-sister to smart performer up to 1m Ardkinglass. 13 CAMP COMMANDER (IRE) 4 8-7 (8-2) (tongue strap) R. HANNON R. Hughes Drawn 1 3 4 123 Light blue, dark blue star, light blue sleeves, dark blue stars, light blue cap, dark blue b.c. Pennekamp (USA) 130 – Khalatara (IRE) ( 132) [2002 p7g 8.1d 8m 9g 94 8m5 8g 6d 7m 8m3 7.1m* 8f4 7.1m6 8m p7g :: 2003 7m 7g* Apr 30] rather leggy colt: 7g 123 83 star (Mr Nicholas R. Hodges) 7m 112 87 fluent mover: useful performer: 16/1, back to best when winning 28-runner Sony p7g’ 102 82 Victoria Cup at Ascot last time by 3/4 length from Selective, leading over 1f out: 8m’ 94 82 3 CUPOLA 2 9-0 4 89 p effective at 7f to 9f: acts on firm going, soft and polytrack: tongue tied. (112’As8g 7m’ 108 83 b.c. (Mar 16) Fasliyev (USA) 120 – Spring Mood (FR) (Nashwan (USA) 135) [2003 5g 5g 89 M 8f’ 107 C 109Nm7m 108As7g) May 3] 15,000Y: well-grown, strong, lengthy colt: first foal: dam unraced out of half- C. E. BRITTAIN E. Ahern Drawn 1 sister to very smart French 11/4m performer Gunboat Diplomacy: 11/1 and green, 11/2 White and black (halved horizontally), check cap, yellow sleeves (A. J. Richards & S. lengths fourth of 6 to Lord Links in maiden at Newmarket last time, taking strongish A. Richards) hold (wore crossed noseband) and eased when tiring late on: should improve. (79Nm5g) P. W. D’ARCY J. F. Egan Drawn 4 Black, light blue epaulets, diabolo on sleeves and star on cap (Romaine Family) BANK OF SCOTLAND BUSINESS BANKING HAMBLETON RATED STAKES (HANDICAP) (4-y-o+: 0-110) (York 7f205y) 4 EBN NAAS (IRE) 2 9-0 [85] 1997 119 Centre Stalls 4-9-7110: 10/1 RFJohnsonHoughton T Quinn 14 b.c. (Apr 21) Dayjur (USA) 137 – Katakana (USA) 106 (Diesis 133) seventh foal: half- 1998 115 Ramooz 5-9-7110: 11/4f B Hanbury Pat Eddery 9 brother to a winner in Macau by Arazi: dam, 6f winner at 2 yrs and third in 1999 112 Sugarfoot 5-9-4104: 11/2 N Tinkler M J Kinane 10 , from good family. 2000 105 Mayaro Bay 4-8-1194: 14/1 R Hannon R Hughes 13 M. R. CHANNON S. Drowne Drawn 3 Yellow, black epaulets (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) 2001 114 Soviet Flash 4-9-0102: 12/1 E A L Dunlop L Dettori 13 2002 111 Sea Star 4-8-1196: 6/4f H R A Cecil T Quinn 10 5 HARRISON’S FLYER (IRE) 2 9-0 [?] * The Timeform Ratings (second column) are those recorded by the winner in the race and, unlike b.g. (Mar 16) Imperial Ballet (IRE) 110 – Smart Pet 77 (Petong 126) IR 15,000F, the other Timeform Ratings published in this Card, are not adjusted to the weights carried, or for 27,000Y: fifth foal: dam, lightly-raced 2-y-o 5f winner, out of half-sister to dam of weight-for-age. The BHB mark is included next to the weight carried and, in some races, the draw Lochsong and Lochangel. is included with the number of runners (final column). R. A. FAHEY P. Hanagan Drawn 5 Yellow, royal blue stars, striped sleeves, yellow cap (P. D. Smith Holdings Ltd) 6 MISTER MERLIN (IRE) 2 9-0 – ch.c. (Mar 12) Titus Livius (FR) 115 – Official Secret (Polish Patriot (USA) 128) [2003 5m3 May 5] IR 6,000F, 12,000 2-y-o: sturdy colt: fourth foal: half-brother to 1999 2-y- o 6.5f winner Bens Secret (by Ridgewood Ben) and 1m winner Guby’s Star (by Sesaro), both in Ireland: dam unraced: 33/1 and burly, 7 lengths last of 3 to Rosina May in minor event at Doncaster, edging left. (16Do5m) M. C. CHAPMAN A. Culhane Drawn 7 Yellow, royal blue stars, diabolo on sleeves (David Fravigar,Alan Mann,David Marshall)

7 PEARL OF LOVE (IRE) 2 9-0 [92] b.c. (Jan 22) Peintre Celebre (USA) 137 – Aunt Pearl (USA) (Seattle Slew (USA)) 100,000Y: seventh foal: brother to useful performer up to 1m Kalidasa, 7f winner at 2 yrs, and fairly useful 1997 2-y-o 6f/7f winner Social Charter, latter later US Grade 3 9.5f winner: dam, won up to 7f at 4 yrs in USA, from family of . M. JOHNSTON K. Dalgleish Drawn 2 Orange, emerald green stars (Mr M. Doyle)

13 14 SIXTH RACE YORK 6 TIMING 4 9-7 99 p b.f. Alhaarth (IRE) 126 – Pretty Davis (USA) (Trempolino (USA) 135) [2002 f7g 12d* 84 4.10 THE TOTE EXACTA HANDICAP (C) 1m5f197y 10m2 12m3 12.1g2 12.3d5 12.3f3 16.2m* 16.2d2 16d* 14m4 15g 14f* 16s :: 2003 14f4 14f 96 + 82 Apr 19] rather leggy, angular filly: fairly useful handicapper: won at Catterick, 16s’ 83 £14,000 added 4yo+ (Rated 0-90) TWFA 4 9-12 14f’ 97 78 Beverley, Thirsk and Newmarket in 2002: promising length fourth of 9 to Bourgeois at 15g’ 78 Haydock on reappearance, not getting run of race and considerately handled: will stay 14m’ 93 + 76 16d’ 92 + 72 1 (IRE) 8 10-0 ? beyond 2m: acts on firm and good to soft going, possibly not on soft (modest form at b.g. 128 – Gay Hellene 111 (Ela-Mana-Mou 132) [2002 NR :: 2003 NR] 90 2 yrs on fibresand): tends to be edgy in stall/slowly away (has twice failed stall test): seventh foal: half-brother to 5 winners, including useful middle-distance performer genuine and reliable, and capable of better still. (85’Ha14m 77’Ch12f 74’Bv16d) Nash Terrace (by Nashwan), 1m winner at 2 yrs and later successful in USA, and T. D. EASTERBY D. Allan (3) Drawn 5 unreliable stayer Gay Glint (by Glint of Gold): dam 11/4m and 10.5f winner: fairly Black and gold stripes, black sleeves, black cap, gold diamond (Times of Wigan) useful 11/4m winner in France at 3 yrs for D. Smaga: very smart hurdler, though has failed to impress with attitude of late, most recent outing Apr 2. 7 ALLINJIM (IRE) 4 9-6 (cheekpieces) 3 99 N. J. HENDERSON K. Fallon Drawn 6 b.g. Turtle Island (IRE) 123 – Bounayya (USA) (Al Nasr (FR) 126) [2002 8.2d 9.2s 83 Black and yellow diamonds, checked sleeves, yellow cap (Mr & Mrs John Poynton) 12.1g* 12.3d4 14.1m* 14m6 15g* 14f2 :: 2003 12m Apr 16] big, good-bodied gelding: 12m 84 83 14f’ 99 83 fairly useful handicapper: won at Beverley, Nottingham (wandered) and Ayr in 2002: 15g’ 94 80 2 HAMBLEDEN 6 9-13 104 very good second at Newmarket final outing: probably needed reappearance (wore 14m’ 94 79 6 cheekpieces): stays 15f: acts on any turf going: has worn crossed noseband: front 14m’ 89 72 b.g. Vettori (IRE) 119 – Dalu (IRE) 72 ( (USA) 140) [2002 12m 11.9m 89 12d’ 81 73 13.9g2 14m2 13.3f2 14m4 13.9m 13.9m4 13.3f4 16d2 :: 2003 14.1g May 4] tall gelding: 14g 89 runner: reliable. (87’Ha14m 83Nm12m 79’No14m) 16d’ 103 + 90 J. A. GLOVER S. Sanders Drawn 7 useful handicapper: second at York, Goodwood, Newbury and Newmarket in 2002: 13f’ 100 92 never dangerous or not knocked about on reappearance: stays 2m: acts on firm going, 14m’ 100 + 91 Red, beige seams, armlets and cap (Advanced Brickwork Ltd) soft and fibresand: often takes strong hold/waited with: consistent. (98’Nb13f 98’Nb13f 14m’ 98 92 14m’ 98 92 90’Nm16d) 8 CLARINCH CLAYMORE 7 9-3 3 2 101 M. A. JARVIS P. Robinson Drawn 13 b.g. Sabrehill (USA) 120 – Salu 65 (Ardross 134) [2002 f11s f12g f16.2g f12g 13s 13g 79 White, dark blue chevron, white sleeves, dark blue stars, dark blue cap (Stag and 12m2 10.5s* 10.9d2 12.1s3 11.1v3 12.1g3 16.2d* 13.1s* 16s2 :: 2003 16g3 Apr 1] 16g 93 79 16s’ 101 75 Huntsman) smallish gelding: fairly useful handicapper: had a good 2002, winning at Haydock 13s’ 94 65 (amateurs), Beverley and Ayr: ran as if needing reappearance when 81/4 lengths third 16d’ 81 58 of 8 to Royal Castle at Nottingham: effective at 10.5f (given test) to 2m: acts on heavy 12g’ 78 + 57 3 KNAVESMIRE OMEN 4 9-12 11v’ 70 58A 4 5 3 100 (85’Ms16s 82’Ay13s 78’Ha11s) b.g. Robellino (USA) 127 – Signs 91 (Risk Me (FR) 127) [2002 f8s p8g f8.5g 9.1g 8g 89 going, good to firm and fibresand: held up: reliable. 10g 12m* 12.3m4 12.6m* 12d* 12s* 12.3m2 11.9g 12.3m6 14m 16m* 16.2g 12f* 13.9f 19m 100 89 J. M. JEFFERSON P. Hanagan Drawn 8 6 3 3 16m 100 89 Yellow, emerald green triple diamond and armlets, white cap, emerald green star (Mr 14.6s* 16.5v* :: 2003 14f 16m 18.7m May 7] sturdy gelding: poor mover: useful 14f 90 + 90 handicapper: had an excellent 2002, winning 8 times: good narrowly-beaten third of 16v’ 100 84 John Donald) 16 to Hugs Dancer in last time, leading briefly over 1f out: stays 18.7f: 15s’ 93 80 14f’ 71 82 acts on any going: blinkered once at 2 yrs: usually races prominently: looked reluctant 9 SPECTROMETER 6 9-3 103 in past, but tough and very game nowadays. (88’Do16v 82’Nm12f 75’Ha14m) ch.g. Rainbow Quest (USA) 134 – Selection Board 75 (Welsh Pageant 132) [2002 79 M. JOHNSTON K. Darley Drawn 4 11.9g* 12m6 Sep 14 :: 2003 NR] close-coupled gelding: fairly useful handicapper: 12m’ 93 79 Red and yellow diamonds, black sleeves, yellow armlets (The Omen Partnership) better than ever when beating Collier Hill by 1/2 length in Ladbroke Knavesmire 12g’ 100 + 75 Handicap at York last August: favourite, only sixth of 7 at Doncaster only subsequent 4 PRAIRIE FALCON (IRE) 9 9-11 101 Flat outing in 2002: stays 13f: acts on good to firm and good to soft going: useful 2 3 6 (86’Yo12g 59’Do12m) b.g. Alzao (USA) 117 – Sea Harrier ( 137) [2002 16g 16m 16m 18.7f 13.9g 87 hurdler, ran creditably Apr 3. 16.4d 15.9f 14.8g3 15.9f* 14.6m 14f5 :: 2003 16m2 16m* Apr 26] attractive gelding: 16m 100 + 82 P. J. HOBBS J. P. Spencer Drawn 1 16m 97 + 80 Orange, red seams, orange cap, red stars (Concertina Racing) good mover: fairly useful handicapper: won at Chester last August: better than ever 14f’ 89 82 this year: good second to Fortune Island at Kempton on reappearance, then won 14- 15m’ 82 runner event at Ripon later in April by 3/4 length from Kristensen, leading over 2f out 16f’ 93 77 10 CORTON (IRE) 4 9-2 15g’ 87 77 98 but needing firm handling as he idled: effective at 13f to 21/4m: acts on firm and soft b. or gr.g. Definite Article 121 – Limpopo 49 (Green Desert (USA) 127) [2002 8g 12v :: 79 going: often races prominently, though held up this term. (93Ke16m 86’Nm15g 77’Ch16f) 2003 10m 11.9m2 May 3] strong gelding: fairly useful performer: fell after clipping 12m 98 76 10m 75 78 B. W. HILLS M. Hills Drawn 3 another horse on 2002 reappearance, never dangerous only subsequent start: much 12v’ 73 84 Light blue, white epaulets, armlets and cap (Mrs B. W. Hills) better effort this year when 1/2-length second of 13 to Stunning Force in handicap at 8g’ 84 Brighton last time, dictating pace long way: stays easy 11/2m: acts on good to firm 5 MAMCAZMA 5 9-10 105 going: hung markedly left/carried head high second start at 2 yrs. (81Br12m 63Nb10m 3 58’Do12v) gr.g. 124 – Merryhill Maid (IRE) 71 (M Double M (USA)) [2002 10s 14.4f 86 14.1d2 12g4 12s 14.8g* 14.8m* 16.1d2 14.8m* 13.9m* :: 2003 12g2 May 4] strong, 12g 100 + 86 P. F. I. COLE E. Ahern Drawn 12 14m’ 98 84 Pink, white striped sleeves, white cap (Mrs Belinda Harvey) lengthy gelding: fairly useful handicapper: progressed well at 4 yrs, winning at 15m’ 95 78 Newmarket (3) and York between July/September: burly, good 2 lengths second of 18 16d’ 93 76 to Saint Alebe at Newmarket on reappearance, travelling strongly into lead 3f out but 15m’ 86 70 11 AUTUMN FANTASY (USA) 4 9-0 15g’ 81 64 5 4 ? no extra final 100 yds: effective at 11/2m to 2m: acts on fibresand, soft and firm going: b. or br.c. Lear Fan (USA) 130 – Autumn Glory (USA) (Graustark) [2002 10.5d 11s 77 waited with: sometimes carries head awkwardly, but game: sure to be all the better for 11.9m2 13.9m 12.1g3 16m* :: 2003 f16.2g 12g 12.3m May 8] quite good-topped colt: 12m 77 12g 74 + 78A reappearance. (89Nm12g 80’Nm15g 76’No14d) fairly useful handicapper: consistent at 3 yrs for J. Gosden, winning at Nottingham in f16g 79 D. MORRIS N. Callan Drawn 9 October (subsequently sold 35,000 gns): below form this year, racing lazily after slow 16m’ 99 76 White, red hoops, white sleeves, red spots, white cap (Mr H. A. Cushing) start at Chester on latest start: effective at 11/2m to 2m: acts on good to firm and good 12g’ 94 M 14m’ 99 78 to soft going: has hung under pressure. (90’Cp12g 89’Yo14m 84’Ha12m) B. ELLISON T. Hamilton (5) Drawn 11 Grey, red star, striped sleeves and cap (Mr Ashley Carr)

15 16 continued 12 AMPOULE 4 8-6 98 SEVENTH RACE YORK TRW – – – – – b.g. Zamindar (USA) 116 – Diamond Park (IRE) 91 (Alzao (USA) 117) [2002 f8g p10g 69 :: 2003 p10g2 p12g2 f12g* f12s p12g* 12m5 14.4g6 May 5] big, good-topped gelding: 14g 94 69 4.40 THE TOTE CREDIT CLUB MAIDEN STAKES (D) 7f205y fair performer: won maiden at Wolverhampton (beat Celtic Blaze 5 lengths) in 12m 98 70 p12g 91 + W £10,000 added 3yo February and 8-runner minor event at Lingfield (fortunate to beat Dramatic Quest by f12s 51 74 short head, again idling) in March: creditable fifth of 11 to Chai Walla in Newmarket f12g 95 + M p12g 92 66 handicap penultimate start, didn’t quite stay 13/4m last time: stays 11/2m: acts on all- 1 ASH LADDIE (IRE) 3 9-0 78 (98Nm12m 94Ke14g) weather and good to firm going. ch.g. Ashkalani (IRE) 128 – Lady Ellen 67 (Horage 124) [2002 7s :: 2003 6f Apr 11] 6f 74 + M C. E. BRITTAIN T. Quinn Drawn 2 useful-looking gelding: half-brother to several winners, including smart sprinters 7s’ 70 M Light green, red striped sleeves, yellow cap (Mr R. A. Pledger) Ellens Lad (by Polish Patriot) and Ellens Academy (by Royal Academy): dam, second at 5f at 2 yrs, half-sister to Indian Ridge: better effort in maidens (51/2 months apart) 13 JOHNSON’S POINT 5 8-1 (blinkers) when 4 lengths ninth of 17 to Mr Malarkey at Thirsk on reappearance, never 6 100 ch.m. Sabrehill (USA) 120 – Watership (USA) (Foolish Pleasure (USA)) [2002 9.9m 63 dangerous and not knocked about. (58Th6f 49’Do7s) 9.9g3 11.9d 12m2 12.1d4 12m* 12.1g4 12.1d2 14m2 11.9m6 13.9f2 :: 2003 9.9m 11.9g3 12g 98 W E. J. ALSTON D. Allan (3) Drawn 5 10m 92 + 63 May 9] sturdy mare: fair handicapper: won at Doncaster last July: creditable efforts 14f’ 100 61 Light blue, white hollow box, check cap (Mrs Chris Harrington) after at 4 yrs, and when close third of 9 to Windy Britain in minor event at Carlisle 12m’ 94 63 last time: stays 13/4m: acts on firm and good to soft going: usually blinkered: held up: 14m’ 100 60 FATIK (USA) 3 9-0 12d’ 96 W 2 108 p (89’Bv12d 85Bv10m 84’Yo14f) 3 reliable. br.c. Gone West (USA) – Muhbubh (USA) 108 (Blushing Groom (FR) 131) [2002 6d 6m’ 108 G2 M. W. EASTERBY Dale Gibson Drawn 10 6m4 Jul 30 :: 2003 NR] neat, attractive colt: closely related to 2 winners by Mr 6d’ 98 + W Red and white stripes, red sleeves, check cap (Mr J. W. P. Curtis) Prospector, including smart performer up to 7f in UAE/USA Kayrawan (6f winner in Britain at 2 yrs), and half-brother to 3 winners, including useful 11/2m winner Elsaamri (by Silver Hawk): dam won : upset in stall, shaped well on debut: well-backed favourite, fairly useful form when 6 lengths fifth to Elusive City in at Goodwood later last July, recovering from tardy start but fading final 1f: not sure to stay 1m: should improve further if all is well. (103’Go6m 89’Nm6d) M. P. TREGONING R. Hills Drawn 1 Royal blue, white epaulets, striped cap (Mr Hamdan Al Maktoum)

3 OBRIGADO (USA) 3 9-0 b.g. Bahri (USA) 125 – Glorious Diamond (USA) (His Majesty (USA)) [2002 NR :: 2003 NR] $50,000Y: first living foal: dam maiden in USA. W. J. HAGGAS T. Quinn Drawn 2 White, red braces, black cap (Mr B. Haggas) 4 SUBLIMITY (FR) 3 9-0 (tongue strap) 94 p b.c. Selkirk (USA) 129 – Fig Tree Drive (USA) 94 (Miswaki (USA) 124) [2002 NR :: 7g 89 + M 2003 7g4 Apr 15] 210,000Y: strong, lengthy colt: second foal: dam, 2-y-o 6f winner (her only start), out of sister to US Grade 1 winners De La Rose (9f) and Upper Nile (11/4m): 2/1-on but better for race, 11/2 lengths fourth of 11 to Ammenayr in maiden at Newmarket, slowly away and hanging markedly left having moved smoothly into contention 2f out (reportedly coughed afterwards): likely to stay at least 1m: wore crossed noseband: sure to improve. (85Nm7g) SIR MICHAEL STOUTE K. Fallon Drawn 3 Royal blue, yellow chevron, yellow cap, royal blue spots (Mr Saeed Suhail) 5 WOOD FERN (UAE) 3 9-0 103 p b.c. Green Desert (USA) 127 – Woodsia 97 (Woodman (USA) 126) [2002 NR :: 2003 8m 103 M 8m3 Apr 2] strong, close-coupled colt: second foal: half-brother to useful 2001 2-y-o 1m winner Lahooq (by Indian Ridge): dam, Irish 1m/11/4m winner, half-sister to useful 5f performer Millstream: favourite but better for race, promising length third of 15 to Always Esteemed in maiden at Ripon, switched markedly right leaving stall, taking strong hold and staying on well: not sure to stay beyond 1m: sure to improve and win similar event. (88Ri8m) M. R. CHANNON L. Dettori Drawn 4 Maroon, white sleeves, maroon cap, white star (Sheikh Mohammed)

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BRIGHTON 5.05 1m1f209y Hcp Stakes 4.20 2m3f110y Chase 1 Summer Stock 9-12 69 TRW 95 100 106 103 104 (Av 102) 2.20 5f213y Stakes 2 El Pedro 9-4 66 1 Early Edition – TRW 95 96 74 68 86 (Av 84) 3 Anemos 9-3 68 2 Jolitan 108 1 Rathmullan 52 ? 4 Shaman 9-2 68 3Kestick 105 + 2 Inch By Inch ? 5 Husky 9-1 69 4Khayal 97 3 Tiffany’s Quest ? 6 Gilden Magic 8-13 70 5O So Bossy 102 4 Best Before 7 Mr Whizz 8-12 67 6Penthouse Minstrel 91 5 Easy Rider 71 8 Little Tumbler 8-10 63 7 Sea Urchin 86 § 6Etoile Solitaire 82 9 Butrinto 8-10 71 8 Stillmore Business 79 7 Great Game 89 10 Dispol Evita 8-9 ? 9 Sunshan 86 8Avit – 11 Molly’s Secret 8-7 72 10 Th’moons A Balloon 84 9 Rockabelle – 12 Streyza 8-6 63 11 Valjean 68 2.50 7f214y Hcp Stakes 13 Delham 8-3 65 12 Butleigh Rose 84 1 Castle River 10-0 77 14 Mon Petit Diamant 8-1 ? 13 Poacher’s Paddy 99 2Golden Spectrum 9-13 78 15 Lyciat Sparkle 8-0 64 + 14 Rosalee Royale 104 ? 3It’s Our Secret 9-12 81 16 Manikato 7-13 ? 15 Southern Belize 79 17 Jessinca 7-12 – 4 Thunderclap 9-4 81 4.50 3m110y Hcp Hurdle 5 Archirondel 9-4 86 1Chanticlier 11-12 114 6Ailincala 9-4 87 EXETER 2Turaath 11-10 110 7 Sheik’n Swing 9-3 82 2.10 2m1f Hurdle 3Lizzys First 11-9 103 8Bluegrass Beau 8-12 ? 4Wartorn 11-9 107 9Temper Tantrum 8-12 87 TRW - - - 123 127 1 Dom Shadeed – § 5Father D 11-2 107 10 My Sharp Grey 8-9 78 6 Above The Cut 11-1 107 11 Mister Clinton 8-7 79 2Johnny Oscar 3 King Silca – 7 Annie Fleetwood 11-1 105 12 Colne Valley Amy 8-4 84 8Ivorsagoodun 10-7 100 13 Peregian 8-3 82 4 Moonlight Dancer – 5 Roma Road ? 9Frentzen 10-7 110 14 Pyrrhic 8-2 81 10 Leith Hill Star 10-0 106 15 My Man Friday 8-2 80 6 Rudge Hill 7 Unsigned – 11 Veiled Dancer 10-0 97 3.20 1m3f196y (S) Stakes 8 Gebora 12 King’s Reign 10-0 ? TRW - - - - - 9 Clayphento – 13 Backscratcher 10-0 104 1 Birth of The Blues 54 10 Miss Sutton – 14 Captain’s Walk 10-0 – 2 Esenin ? 11 Sham Sharif – 15 Aroseforclare 10-0 – 3 Flying Spirit 71 12 Mrs Philip 5.20 2m1f N.H. Flat 4 Henry Island 67 § 13 Taksina – TRW 102 115 114 110 112 (Av 111) 5Kew 43 2.40 2m7f110y Chase 1Blue Endeavour 103 6 Noble Calling 65 2 Gentle Beau 113 7 Rojabaa 57 TRW - 123 103 116 131 (Av 118) 1 Phar City 118 3 Harry’s Ace – 8 Route Barree 72 4 Odd Job 95 9Tumbleweed Tenor ? 2 Bak To Bill 3 Even More 117 ? 5 River Joy – 10 Daphne’s Doll 56 6 Vigzol 11 Eachy Peachy ? 4Felix 5 Rift Valley 7 Wild 84 12 Elle Royal ? 8Young Lirrup 85 13 Lake ‘o’ Gold 72 6 Season Express 7Stromness 148 9 Croc En Bouche 86 ? 14 Strath Fillan 60 10 Fountain Hill 15 Violent – 8 Ballet-K 9Fair Enough 11 My True Love 101 16 Deewaar 62 § 12 Tsar’s Twist – 3.55 1m3f196y Hcp Stakes 3.10 3m1f110y Hcp Chase 13 Alphasupreme 96 1Pay The Silver 10-0 ? 1 Sir Bob 11-12 121 14 Gala Festival 2 Desert Island Disc 9-11 70 2 Soundtrack 11-9 ? 3 Goodbye Goldstone 9-8 73 3Lucky Clover 11-9 ? 4Figura 9-6 72 4Lord Seamus 11-5 122 5 Jadeeron 9-5 75 5Ingenu 11-4 114 6 Mostarsil 9-3 73 § 6 Aller Moor 11-2 124 7 Major 9-0 73 7 Dunmanus Bay 10-11 116 8 Montosari 8-6 72 8 Norlandic 10-11 115 x 9Aveiro 8-5 71 9 The Sawdust Kid 10-3 ? 10 Make My Hay 8-5 ? 10 Felix Darby 10-3 118 11 Ren’s Magic 8-4 77 11 Tudor King 10-0 118 x 12 Giko 8-3 71 12 Jorodama King 10-0 101 x 13 Zurs 8-1 68 § 3.45 2m3f Hcp Hurdle 4.30 5f59y Hcp Stakes 1 Scotish Law 11-12 96 1 Davids Mark 9-7 79 2 Zilarator 11-9 §§ 2Tripti 9-4 77 3 Double 11-7 99 3 Blessed Place 9-4 79 4 Marico 10-10 101 4E C Too 9-1 ? 5La Marette 10-5 104 5 Somethingabouther 9-1 76 6 Heavenly King 10-3 – 6 Star Lad 9-0 76 7 Anzal 10-1 110 7 Blandys 8-6 75 8Talk On Corners 10-0 – 8Primo Rose 7-12 – 9 Solo Dancer 10-0 101 x 10 Little Mister 10-0 – 11 Spanish Archer 10-0 ?

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