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Website @ Where You Can View Our Daily Programs and Results Race to Race As They Occur Check out our website @ www.Allseasonsracing.com; where you can view our daily programs and results race to race as they occur. We lead, others follow. th English Racing for Saturday 25 August ,2018. RACE:1: 380M A4 AT CRAYFORD (12.54) CL: 7.54AM 1212 1 KILLILA BEAUTY (W) 23.70 23.70 Luckhurst 3/1 Rails well, and comes late 2626 2 Broadway Whitey (W) 24.27 23.70 T M Lever 4/1 Big chance if in touch late on 6662 3 Swift Leane (W) 24.29 23.47 O'Flahert 7/2 Traps and stays - a recipe for success 2614 4 Fitzlerseemytail* (W)24.23 23.56 Stevens 7/2 Definite chances, capable in this class 1536 5 Rogue Rascal (W) 24.18 00.00 Green 9/2 Not easy to pass if leading early 1143 6 Caboose** (W) 23.99 23.71 D Childs 9/2 Tends to avoid crowding by going wide Where you can now bet in comfort. We PAY ¼ odds on 4th place finishers in ANY race with 16 and more runners. We also pay ¼ odds on 5th place finishers, and 6 2ups in handicap races of 23 and more runners. RACE:2: Tabard Equine Products Mr 72 H'cap (£5,263) 6f TURFFONTEIN[12:55] CL:7.55AM 0031- 1 CUMBERLAND (6) 30[B,CD,A,G] 5/1 CRAIG ZACKEY 6-132 STEPHEN LERENA ---- 3100- 2 GHOST RIDER (7) 48[C,G] 8/1 LUKE FERRARIS(6) 3-132 SEAN TARRY ---- 2410- 3 VARIMAX (3) 35[BF,CD,G] 4/1 DENNIS SCHWARZ 3-131 MIKE/ADAM AZZIE ---- 163- 4 LONE SURVIVOR (8) 30[D,G] PL-1 3/1 S KHUMALO W-6 3-126 SCOTT KENNY ---- 7512- 5 KISSMEINMYDREAMS (5) 4[D,G] 14/1 COLLEN STOREY 4-123 LEON (JNR) ---- 3318- 6 SWEET TRIAL (1) 23[B,C,G] 20/1 K MELO 3-123 ROY MAGNER ---- 3243- 7 QUATTRO (4) 23[B,CD,G] 6/1 MUZI YENI 5-122 GRANT MAROUN ---- 4900- 8 RAMBO (9) 4[B,CD,G] 14/1 KHANYA SAKAYI(6) 9-117 GRANT MAROUN ---- 0302- 9 THEWAYWEMAKEM (2) 23[B,D,G,GS] 6/1 WARREN KENNEDY 4-115 ST JOHN GRAY ---- RACE:3: 400M A1 AT ROMFORD (12.59) CL: 7.59AM 2615 1 Droopys Million (W) 24.99 24.24 Young 3/1 Bundles ofall-round pace, strong claims 4221 2 OUR DAISY MAY (W) 24.44 24.09 Miss M L 9/4 Railer, sure to be staying on 55 6 3 Pro Active (W) 24.76 24.44 Mullins 11/2 Middletracker canavoid trouble, chances 1251 4 Shake It Up** (W) 24.30 24.30 Simpson 4/1 Wouldn't put you off despite the draw 5542 5 Young Minella (W) 24.86 24.34 Young 5/1 Qualifiedtorun a bigrace fromthis pitch 25 3 6 Ajlo Legalbeagle* (W)24.36 24.36 Young 9/2 Tends to avoid crowding by going wide $75,000 is the limit per winning ticket. However there is no limit on E/W Singles, Single Forecast and Quinella Bets. RACE:4: 380M A9 AT CRAYFORD (1.07) CL: 8.07AM 3341 1 Travado** (W) 24.08 24.08 A Kelly-p 7/2 Slowly into stride but does finish well 3253 2 Deecees Rum (W) 24.68 24.09 D Childs 7/2 Big threat to all if away on terms 3214 3 GOODHEARTEDWOMAN (W) 24.92 24.38 Stevens 9/2 Could have a big say in the outcome 4 51 4 Cals Wonder (W) 23.98 23.98 T M Lever 11/4 Looking to poach an early lead 1 52 5 Quivers Lady* (W) 24.41 24.08 O'Flahert 7/2 Looking to steal a march early on 5345 6 Betsys Brennagh (W) 24.43 24.43 Green 6/1 Trails early but stays on well RACE:5: 400M A1 AT ROMFORD (1.14) CL: 8.14AM 3164 1 Padres Light (W) 24.67 24.37 Philip Si 7/2 Slowly into stride but does finish well 6166 2 Catherine Pearl (W) 24.69 24.42 Mullins 11/2 Needs to capitalize on early pace 1521 3 To Tone Sammy* (W) 24.23 24.10 Wiley 3/1 There'severy reason tosuspect a big run 2232 4 BENRO BERTIE (W) 24.43 24.35 Young 9/2 Possesses fantastic back-straight pace 4513 5 Highfly Noah (W) 24.26 24.26 Philip Si 4/1 Won't give up without a battle 4511 6 Winter White** (W) 24.18 24.18 Mullins 11/4 Has plenty of all round pace TRACK CONDITIONS: KENILWORTH:------------ GOOD KILLARNEY:------------- GOOD TURFFONTEIN:----------- GOOD CHELMSFORD CITY:------- STANDARD WINDSOR:--------------- GOOD TO FIRM CARTMEL:--------------- GOOD TO SOFT-SOFT IN PLACES GOODWOOD:-------------- GOOD-GOOD TO FIRM IN PLACES NEWMARKET:------------- GOOD TO FIRM-GOOD IN PLACES REDCAR:---------------- GOOD-GOOD TO FIRM IN PLACES YORK:------------------ GOOD TO FIRM-GOOD IN PLACES CURRAGH:--------------- GOOD-GOOD TO YIELDING IN PLACES Notice: We are not responsible for you not checking your Bets. RACE:6: toteplacepot Fillies' Nursery (Cl 4) (£12,600) 7f CHELMSFORD CITY[1:20] CL:8.20AM 79523 1 NAKAKANDE (3) 16[S] 7/1 D COSTELLO 2-133 J OSBORNE 5910 1412 2 KILBARCHAN (1) 16[BF,D] NO-UPS 5/2 F NORTON W-6 2-131 M JOHNSTON 5910 5358 3 BARBARA HEPWORTH (4) 5 16/1 C BISHOP 2-127 G L MOORE ---- 64333 4 ARCTIC SPIRIT (6) 15 9/4 JOSEPHINE GORD 2-125 E DUNLOP(6) 5947 742 5 MUTHHILA (5) 40 4/1 A FRESU 2-121 M BOTTI 5025 63652 6 FAST ENDEAVOUR (2) 15[V] 11/2 J HAYNES 2-116 M BELL 5967 RACE:7: CityBowl&AtlanticSeaboard Mdn Plate (3YrOld) (£4,785) 7f KENILWORTH[1:20] CL:8.20AM 9832- 1 DYNAMITE JACK (7) 21 4/1 LOUIS BURKE(9) 2-132 HAROLD CRAWFORD ---- 455- 2 FORTY DAYS (10) 21 9/2 D DILLON 2-132 MICHAEL ROBINSON ---- 8- 3 DAY ZERO (8) 21 25/1 FRANCOIS HERHO 2-132 CANDICE BASS-ROBI ---- 36- 4 DEPOSITION (9) 11 7/1 M J BYLEVELD 2-132 VAUGHAN MARSHALL ---- 6- 5 DIVINE LAW (4) 28 8/1 B FAYD'HERBE 2-132 ERIC SANDS ---- 6 HERODOTUS (6) 20/1 RYAN MUNGER 2-132 GLEN KOTZEN ---- 6- 7 MAJESTIC MOZART (3) 46 PL-1 8/1 A DOMEYER W-6 2-132 CANDICE BASS-ROBI ---- 8 SENATLA (2) 10/1 C ORFFER 2-132 BRETT CRAWFORD ---- 9 TIPPU TIB (1) 12/1 LUYOLO MXOTHWA 2-132 GLEN KOTZEN ---- 44- 10 TYRIAN (5) 24[BF] 3/1 R FOURIE 2-132 J SNAITH ---- RACE:8: 380M IT AT CRAYFORD (1.22) CL: 8.22AM 5332 1 MICKS FLAME (W) 00.00 00.00 J Reynold 9/2 Could pinch this late in the day 4655 2 Knockroe Chimes (W) 00.00 00.00 J Reynold 8/1 Looks very modest in this class 6653 3 Bullseye Cooba (W) 24.02 23.66 T M Lever 6/4 Just needs a clear run to take this 63 4 4 Scala Shona (W) 24.47 24.04 Fenwick 4/1 Has the ability to defy this draw 4226 5 Roding Regal** (W) 24.39 24.39 Lee 7/2 A massive threat if away early 1362 6 Cipollini* (W) 00.00 00.00 J Reynold 5/1 Early pace is in short supply RACE:9: SeamusWeldon.com Mdn Hdle (10 flights) (£10,177) 2m1f KILLARNEY[1:25] CL:8.25AM 550 1 ARCHER'S UP 21 14/1 JACK KENNEDY 5-166 G CROMWELL(58) 3851 13215 2 MACGILONEY 24[D,F] 13/2 D G HOGAN 5-166 DENIS HOGAN(97) 3823 3 AIR SUPREMACY 310 9/4 M P WALSH 4-161 JOSEPH P O'BRIEN 1784 6-0F6 4 BALLINLINA BOY 43[T] 25/1 I J MCCARTHY 5-158 JAMES KING(63) 3645 6- 5 FLAG ON THE PLAY 300 25/1 D O'REGAN 5-158 J MOTHERWAY 1853 P09/ 6 HUSHED TONES 28 PL-1 66/1 A E LYNCH W-6 6-158 MRS J CASHIN 3807 43/84 7 MIGHTY CONCORDE 14 10/1 R M POWER 8-158 E MCNAMARA(77) 3918 8 MUST HAVE ANOTHER 33/1 T RYAN(7) 5-158 L P CUSACK ---- /44-2 9 RARE CONOR 107 3/1 JONATHAN MOORE 7-158 T GIBNEY(85) 2966 09624 10 STICKY SITUATION 19[T] 12/1 C A LANDERS(5) 7-158 PATRICK NEVILLE(79)3864 P69-9 11 TAKEMEBACK 104 66/1 R J CONDON(7) 6-158 P C O'CONNOR(37) 2996 12 MR NATURAL 353 10/1 P TOWNEND 4-156 W P MULLINS 1430 13 OUT OF THE BLUE 8/1 B J GERAGHTY 4-156 JOSEPH P O'BRIEN ---- 14 SIDELINE CUT 16/1 D J MCINERNEY(3) 4-156 E BOLGER ---- 4 15 THATBEATSBANAGHER 14 25/1 JODY MCGARVEY 4-156 E BOLGER(15) 3921 0- 16 BE THAT AS IT MAY 183[BF] 25/1 N P MADDEN 5-151 AUGUSTINE LEAHY 4409 F00 17 PEGGYCLARE 42[T] 50/1 S O'KEEFFE(7) 5-151 MISS D O'SHEA(73) 3651 18 WHITE LOTUS 433[T] 33/1 P T ENRIGHT 6-151 D E FITZGERALD 706 P13-2 19 OWL CREEK BRIDGE 111 RESERVE 5-158 E MCNAMARA ---- 7-577 20 PASS HYMN 21[H,G] RESERVE 6-166 G J POWER(88) 3851 LAST YEAR WINNER: Balakani 4-156 A Ring 9/1 M F Morris 17 ran. RACE:10: 400M A5 AT ROMFORD (1.28) CL: 8.28AM 1145 1 Threejays Queen* (W) 24.96 24.84 Young 4/1 Could encounter trouble from this draw 42 6 2 Saleen Riley (W) 25.53 24.74 Wiley 7/2 A big danger if not getting boxed 1135 3 Lullymore Girl** (W) 25.16 24.69 Miss M L 11/4 Could be unstoppable if away well 6552 4 Chances Charm (W) 25.09 24.76 Wiley 9/2 Possesses fantastic back-straight pace 3462 5 Slaneyside Irwin (W) 24.91 24.91 Miss M L 11/2 Very capable of pouncing on mistakes 4251 6 DUNBAR JIM (W) 24.71 24.71 Mullins 3/1 Chances revolve around bend running RACE:11: Ladbrokes EBF Fillies' Novice Auction Stks(Cl4) (£9,400) 6f GOODWOOD[1:30] CL:8.30AM 31122 1 MORE THAN LIKELY (3) 31[BF,D,F] 5/2 S W KELLY 2-138 R HUGHES(29) 5338 231 2 JUNGLE JUICE (6) 38[A] 6/1 SCOTT MCCULLAG(7) 2-132 M CHANNON(5) 5086 7 3 DIVA BELLA (2) 13 50/1 HAYLEY TURNER 2-126 M TREGONING 6058 2 4 EMERALD APPROACH (1) 13 9/4 A KIRBY W-6 2-126 C COX(22) 6058 9 5 PIMLICO PLEASER (7) 91 33/1 T MARQUAND 2-126 R HANNON 3089 6 QUICKSILVER (4) 14/1 L KENIRY 2-126 ED WALKER ---- 92 7 SHAFFIRE (8) 29 4/1 O MURPHY 2-126 J TUITE 5422 8 8 WITH ENVY (5) 8 8/1 D O'NEILL 2-126 W HAGGAS(19) 6252 LAST YEAR WINNER: Tricksy Spirit 2-126 J F Egan 14/1 M Channon 10 ran.
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