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Irish Oaks Celebrating 30 Years of Sponsorship by Sportingpress SUBSCRIBE to OUR NEW ONLINE PAPER Local Officials & Prize Money Covid-19 Code of Conduct ATTENTION! In accordance with Government guidelines and in the interest of everyone’s safety please follow the instruction below: • All visitors, guests, customers MUST sign up to the NHS Track & Trace, download the app https://www.covid19.nhs.uk/ – it is mandatory for EVERYONE to sign in on every visit to the Racecourse and customers will be requested to do this on arrival by our security team and restaurant staff. • The QR scanning code is located in the restaurant and around the site. • No one will be allowed to enter unless they have scanned the QR code, this is mandatory. • If you do not have a smart phone, please complete a Track & Trace paper copy and hand to a Towcester Racecourse member of staff. • All owners must check in with security on arrival. • ALL OWNERS MUST INFORM THEIR TRAINERS IF THEY WISH TO ATTEND AND TRAINERS MUST INFORM THE RACING OFFICE 24 HOURS PRIOR TO RACING, FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL DISAPPOINT OWNERS AS THEY WILL NOT GAIN ENTRY. • Racecards will incur a £1 cost for owners. • Racecards will be behind Bar 4000. • Fab 5 vouchers and Groupon to be collected from Bar 4000. • Currently owners and trainers must not mingle as per GBGB Regulations. • All visitors must bring proof of payment to gain access. • All menus are wipeable to be Covid-19 secure. • Customers are encouraged to make contactless payments wherever possible, but cash and card transactions will still be accepted. • Tote betting is CASH ONLY. Bookies are sited in the Marque. • Please ensure all litter is put in the bins provided around site. • Please ensure all children are under your control and supervised at all times. Covid-19 Code of Conduct • No dogs allowed. • Owners can watch their dogs run trackside. • Trainers that require food can order from the Indian Restaurant and they will deliver to the table, no collection is permitted. • Restaurant bookings must be made online or by telephone to guarantee a table • All drink orders will be taken by a member of staff and food/drink must be consumed whilst seated. • There will be no requirements for guests to be socially distanced at tables during this stage. • Pre bookings are required for all visits and entry (this includes owners) – walk-ins will not be permitted. • Guests must observe the rule of six, which allows half a dozen people from the same or different households to meet. • Please do not come to the Racecourse if you feel or have Covid-19 symptoms, please stay at home. • Social distancing measures are still valid. • Masks must be worn inside the buildings. • All cars must be parked in the rear car park. • 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. • Please respect our security & adhere to our regulations, they are there for your safety. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS WILL RESULT IN NO ENTRY TO THE RACECOURSE. Track Records Towcester Racecourse Track Records Clarky’s Choice Race 1 Trap 1 Slow starts result in this bitch usually playing catch-up, does stay well Trap 2 Expensive defeat last week, punters must keep the faith though! Trap 3 Smart performance when last sighted around here, vying for early lead Trap 4 Has been a magnet for trouble in the majority of his races around here Trap 5 Would run riot if finding his trapping boots, but that’s a big if right now! Trap 6 Returns to 500m, possesses the early speed to skip clear, danger Clarky’s Choice: Trap 2 - Romeo Creed Race 2 SHOWTIME GUARANTEE We guarantee to lay any dog to lose a minimum of £5,000 on the show* Trap 1 Has made a successful start to his career, grader takes action after win Trap 2 Came through the grades at Henlow, versatile and blessed with stamina Trap 3 Very encouraging trial last week, will be a handful if trapping on terms Trap 4 Healthy strike-rate around here, will require luck in-running to feature Trap 5 Surprisingly has bagged just four gold medals to date, do not overlook Trap 6 Better starter when donning the striped jacket and open to improvement Clarky’s Choice: Trap 3 - Trade Mark *Show prices only. Win only. Previously restricted customers excluded. Star Sports decision is final. Full T&Cs apply. Ad SHOWTIME GUARANTEE We guarantee to lay any dog to lose a minimum of £5,000 on the show* *Show prices only. Win only. Previously restricted customers excluded. Star Sports decision is final. Full T&Cs apply. Race 3 Trap 1 Well backed on Towcester debut last week, struggled to hold position Trap 2 Has shown good speed in recent weeks, potential leader on the inside Trap 3 Returns to action following a short spell on the sidelines, consistent bitch Trap 4 Chased hard behind a useful winner last week, can swoop late to score Trap 5 Would prefer a wider draw, moves through the gears later than most Trap 6 Finished behind T1 in his trial on May 24, has competed over further Clarky’s Choice: Trap 4 - Cashinonflash Race 4 Trap 1 Racking up the place money, drawn to go well again in the red jacket Trap 2 Good trial, useful sort making his return to action, fresh and ready to go Trap 3 Returned to action in emphatic fashion, consistent bitch likely to feature Trap 4 Bumped into a smart winner last week, not seen the best from her yet Trap 5 Bitch with a touch of class about her, interesting runner on her comeback Trap 6 Will need to produce a brighter exit to reverse recent form with T4 Clarky’s Choice: Trap 2 - Waikiki Rio Race 5 Trap 1 Has made a brilliant start to his career, but this is a tougher assignment Trap 2 Flashed home to score two starts back, will be relying on luck in-running Trap 3 Ran well in defeat last week, but may struggle to finish ahead of T5 again Trap 4 Promising comeback trial, lay-off would’ve done her the world of good Trap 5 Exciting newcomer, winner on debut and followed up with a good effort Trap 6 Forecast and tricast punters should be on high alert, will be flying home Clarky’s Choice: Trap 5 - Savana Tailor (W) Ad SportingPress OnlineEdition Irish Oaks Celebrating 30 years of Sponsorship by SportingPress SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEW ONLINE PAPER SUBCRIBE TRACK PREVIEWS P2 - TRACK ADVERTS P7 - DO YOU REMEMBER P27 - IRISH TRACK RESULTS P41 - BRITISH SCENE P46 SportingP.18, Press Vol. 70 No. 19 Thursday, May 13, 2021 www. sportingpress .ie Price: €4.00 / £3.40 FOR SportingPress OnlineEdition Irish Oaks - starts May 22 Celebrating 30 Years of Sponsorship by SportingPress PRODUCE HEATS 12 MONTHS ON SATURDAY Breaking news! THE Larry O’Rourke Produce Stakes at Clonmel starts this week- end and will be run on Saturday nights this year, so that it can be broadcast live on Talking Dogs TV. First race at 7.07pm with weigh-in from 6pm-6.30pm. More on P4 and Sporting Press goes online VHHGUDZRQ3 FOR BEANIE TO DEFEND HER OAKS TITLE REIGNING 2020 Sporting Press Akay’s Irish Oaks winner Ballymac Bean- ie recorded 28.35 in a solo trial at Shelbourne Park last Saturday, in advance of the defence of her title. In more pre-Oaks trials, Bally- gunning doyle Rossa did 28.39 in a solo in the same session and Galadriel did 28.76. This year’s Sporting Press On- line Edition Irish Oaks gets under- for glory way on Saturday, May 22, with the ¿QDORQ-XQH The Oaks has been renamed to AKAY Forty Seven can hold too many guns for the oppo- co-incide with the new online edi- VLWLRQLQWKH¿QDORIWKH,ULVK&HVDUHZLWFKRYHU\DUGV tion of the Sporting Press, which at Mullingar on Sunday. will be available from next week. Pat Guilfoyle’s bitch is responsible for the fastest two It will include all the pages from times in the event and is unbeaten when wearing the red that week’s printed newspaper, but jacket. will be available to view from Tues- € 7KH¿UVWURXQGRIWKH3URGXFH6WDNHVJHWVXQGHUZD\RQ day evening, providing a solution Saturday at Clonmel and Explosive Boy looks the one to to the delays some subscribers have beat in the competition. been experiencing getting their pa- 156 Pat Guilfoyle’s runner was the beaten favourite in the per in the post. More details about recent Kirby Memorial at Limerick after dominating the the online paper, including sub- HYHQWLQWKHHDUO\VWDJHVDQGKHFDQJHWRIIWRDÀ\LQJ scription options and pricing, on start. www.sportingpress.ie The Limerick Oaks reaches its conclusion on Saturday and Scooby Princess, who was most impressive last week ZLWKVHFFDQVHHRIIWKHRWKHUVHPL¿QDOZLQQHU$]- ]DELWRZLQ Select Stakes winner, Skywalker Barry, bids for his sec- RQGELJUDFHZLQRIWKH\HDULQWKH&ORQD%OD]HDW6WXG 2SHQ¿QDODW&RUNRQ6DWXUGD\ Mark O’Donovan’s runner is fancied to prove too good for Seomra Nate and Sweep The Yard. The prestigious Lee Strand Stake continues with the Akay Forty Seven, in pole position to take the SIS Cesarewitch final at Mullingar, with trainer Pat Guilfoyle. third round at Tralee on Friday. ONE WEEK Previews: P2. UK LATEST – CONGRATS TO Ireland’s most sought after sire BALLYMAC TREND WINNER RACING POST TV JUVENILE CHAMPIONSHIP ONLINE EDITION AVAILABLE(FOLLOWING HER ENGLISH OAKS WIN) IRE LATEST – CONGRATS TO EVERY TUESDAY AT 8PM STONEPARK LEO Ballymac Best WINNER €80,000 FFK SIRES FOR €4 Non-Stop Production Line of Superstars! CON + ANN KIRBY MEMORIAL STAKE 057 86 22947 Subscribe today at www.sportingpress.ie Race 6 Trap 1 Sluggish from the boxes last week, but is still learning and will improve Trap 2 Returns after a lay-off, rough ride in both starts around here Trap 3 Signs of inexperience in qualification trials, is more to come from him Trap 4 More experienced
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