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WARWICK FARM Monday 4 October 2021 Official Racebook $6 LABOUR DAY » MONDAY 4 OCT 2021 65 ACTIVATE THE LOCK OUR BEST STARTING PRICE, GUARANTEED* *Excludes WA residents. Available once per day on eligible online tote win bets. Difference calculated using home tote win price against TAB fixed odds starting price. Max odds difference payout $100. The Lock T&Cs apply. No multi, bonus, cash out, partial cash out or live bets qualify. Help is close at hand. Call Gambler’s Help, GambleAware or the ACT Gambling Counselling & Support Service on 1800 858 858 www.gambleaware.nsw.gov.au66 or www.gamblinghelponline.org.au. Don’t let the game play you. Stay in control. Gamble Responsibly. ABN: 81 148 157 288 WARWICK FARM Monday 4 October 2021 Board: MATTHEW MCGRATH (Chair) JULIA RITCHIE (Vice-Chair) PAUL BARNETT (Treasurer) TRISH EGAN TIM HALE SC ANGELA BELLE McSWEENEY BEN BAYOT Chief Executive Offi cer JAMIE BARKLEY Chief Financial Offi cer EGM Racing & Wagering MATT GALANOS JAMES ROSS EGM Infrastructure & Strategic Projects EGM People & Culture PIERS THOMPSON MELISSA RICHARDS EGM Membership & Customer Experience EGM Commercial JANE COLES MELINDA MADIGAN GM Racing Services Head of Corporate Affairs & Government Relations PETER DOWNS STEVE McMAHON GM Royal Randwick & Warwick Farm GM Racecourses ADAM SMITH NEVESH RAMDHANI Warwick Farm Racecourse Manager MARK JONES Chairman of Stewards: M. VAN GESTEL Deputy Chairman of Stewards: S. RAILTON Stipendiary Stewards: D. CARR, T. VASSALLO, T MOXON, J. EARL, C. ALBRECHT, S. KNIGHT & J. MARSHALL Cadet Stewards: P. PHILLIPS, E. HARGRAVES, J. GALANTE & K. SMART Clerk of Scales: Handicapper: DAVID SYLVESTER RACING NSW PANEL Starter: Judge: DALE JEFFS S FARRAR, D COBBY Assistant Starters: PETER SVENDSEN, BRANDON ROGERS Clerks of Course: OWEN BUIK, TESSA RICHARDSON, KELLY WILLIAMSON, GEORGIA FASHER, GUY TRIBE & DAVID JESSAT Betting Supervisor: Course Announcer: SEAN THOMPSON DARREN FLINDELL Veterinary Surgeon: DR T. J. KOENIG WARWICK FARM RACECOURSE 2 Hume Highway, Warwick Farm, NSW 2170 Locked Bag 3, Randwick 2031 PHONE (02) 9663 8400 FAX (02) 9662 1447 WEBSITE www.theATC.com.au 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & CEO BOARDBOARD OF OF DIRECTORS DIRECTORS & CEO & CEO MatthewMatthew McGrath McGrath JuliaJulia Ritchie Ritchie ChairmanChairman Vice ViceChair Chair TrishTrish Egan Egan AngelaAngela Belle Belle McSweeney McSweeney DirectorDirector DirectorDirector Paul PaulBarnett Barnett Tim HaleTim Hale SC SC DirectorDirector DirectorDirector Ben BenBayot Bayot JamieJamie Barkley Barkley DirectorDirector ChiefChief Executive Executive Officer Officer 2 WELCOME TO WARWICK FARM To ensure our patrons have a comfortable and enjoyable day here at Warwick Farm, Australian Turf Club provides the following services and facilities: GENERAL OFFICE The General Office is located at the rear of the JHB Carr stand, Ground Floor. LOST PROPERTY All enquiries should be made at the General Office. Any articles not claimed within three months may be disposed of at the discretion of the Club. CLOAK ROOM Located in the General Office. FIRST AID Located at the rear of the Poplar Lawn, adjacent to the Day Stalls. DESIGNATED SMOKING AREAS Patrons can only smoke at the ‘designated smoking area’ shown on the below map. At Warwick Farm the designated smoking area is located near the Liverpool Bar. Also, for the comfort of guests, we ask that patrons please do not move tables fromtheir designated locations within the bar and dining areas. If we can help you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact any member of our friendly staff. We hope that you have an enjoyable visit to Warwick Farm and relax and enjoy the facilities and superb racing on offer. 3 RACE TIMETABLE TIME VENUE RACE NAME RACE # DIST. 1:15pm Gawler GBJC WELCOMES AARON BAIN RACING MAIDEN PLATE 1 2100m 1:25pm Warwick Farm BOWERMANS COMMERCIAL FURNITURE PLATE 1 1400m 1:39pm Muswellbrook JTS REALITY 3YO&UP MAIDEN PLATE 1 1000m 1:50pm Gawler WOLF BLASS WINE MUSEUM THREE-YEARS-OLD MAIDEN PLATE 2 1100m 2:00pm Warwick Farm THE AGENCY REAL ESTATE HANDICAP 2 2110m 2:14pm Muswellbrook COASTLINE POOLS & SPA DENMAN DASH - BENCHMARK 66 HANDICAP 2 900m 2:21pm Aquis Beaudesert HINTERLAND THOROUGHBREDS FILLIES AND MARES CLASS 2 PLATE 1 1400m 2:25pm Gawler ATKINS PHOTOGRAPHY GAWLER HOTY EXTRA MILE MDN PLT 3 1200m 2:35pm Warwick Farm VINERY HANDICAP 3 1100m 2:49pm Muswellbrook MUSWELLBROOK RSL CLUB MAIDEN HANDICAP 3 1280m 2:56pm Aquis Beaudesert GPS RUGBY CLUB DERBY DAY QTIS THREE-YEAR-OLD BM 58 HCP 2 1200m 3:00pm Gawler CORNERSTONE STUD BENCHMARK 58 HANDICAP 4 1200m 3:10pm Warwick Farm CACTUS IMAGING HANDICAP 4 1400m 3:24pm Muswellbrook HOLLYDENE ESTATE WINES CLASS 1 HANDICAP 4 1000m 3:31pm Aquis Beaudesert THE PALMS DERBY DAY MAIDEN HANDICAP 3 1100m 3:35pm Gawler COOPERS BREWERY LABOUR DAY CUP BENCHMARK 64 HANDICAP 5 2100m 3:45pm Warwick Farm TAB HANDICAP 5 1600m 3:59pm Muswellbrook COOLMORE DENMAN CUP 5 1280m 4:06pm Aquis Beaudesert FLO BRAYBROOK BENCHMARK 58 HANDICAP 4 2450m 4:10pm Gawler HYLAND SPORTSWEAR GAWLER PREMIER JOCKEY K CROWTHER BM 54 HCP 6 1700m 4:20pm Warwick Farm PRECISE AIR HANDICAP 6 1400m 4:34pm Muswellbrook RAP SURVEYING CLASS 2 HANDICAP 6 1280m 4:41pm Aquis Beaudesert HINTERLAND THOROUGHBREDS FILLIES AND MARES BM 58 HCP 5 1200m 4:45pm Gawler BARASTOC GAWLER PREMIER TRAINER PHILLIP STOKES BM 54 HCP 7 1100m 4:55pm Warwick Farm RANVET HANDICAP 7 1000m 5:09pm Muswellbrook ACORP COMPUTERS BENCHMARK 58 HANDICAP 7 1450m 5:16pm Aquis Beaudesert GPS RUGBY CLUB DERBY DAY C,G&E BM 58 HCP 6 1200m 5:20pm Gawler ILARIO SERPO HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY BENCHMARK 58 HANDICAP 8 1500m 5:30pm Warwick Farm XXXX HANDICAP 8 1200m 4 HORSE STALL DIRECTORY # RACE HORSE STALL # RACE HORSE STALL 4 6 ABOVE AND BEYOND ..............82 1 5 MONSIEUR SISU ...........................19 8 6 AEECEE EXPRESS (NZ) .............4 6 7 MOSSMAN GORGE .....................97 5 5 AGRIMONY (GB) ........................ 117 2 8 NEWSREADER .............................88 7 5 ALVIN THE BOLD ........................48 11 6 NICOCHET ......................................31 1 3 ASLAV ............................................ 118 5 8 NICTOCK .........................................17 6 8 ATLANTIC KING ...........................21 10 5 NO ESCAPE...................................47 5 4 ATONEMENT .................................36 8 4 OBVIOUS STEP ...........................127 4 3 BATTLETON ..................................29 3 8 OCEAN EMPEROR......................27 2 4 BOWERY BREEZE ..................... 20 6 4 ONEDAYCLOSERTOYOU ......... 114 4 8 BOWERY BREEZE ..................... 20 2 2 OUR BAMBINO .............................51 8 8 BULLET RIDER ............................. 10 5 1 PACIFIC WARRIOR ....................... 9 1 1 CASTLEREAGH KID ..................... 5 12 8 PATROLLING.................................33 5 2 CLEM FANDANGO......................96 6 2 PHELAN THIRSTY .......................53 8 1 COUDREAU ..................................110 9 7 PLAGUE STONE...........................98 7 3 DASH DASH DASH .....................23 13 8 PUMBAA RUA ..............................57 3 2 DHAKURI (NZ) ............................ 40 7 8 QUIET RIOT ...................................28 9 3 DIVINE KAMEHALANI ...............32 7 4 ROCK MY WAND ........................37 2 1 EDMONTON ................................. 119 12 6 SALSONIC ..................................... 30 3 7 ENCHANTED HEART ...............104 6 1 SEMECO........................................ 128 6 6 ESCAPED .....................................103 4 2 SHADOW GIRL ........................... 49 3 4 FRENCH BONNET ......................59 14 8 SHELBY SIXTYSIX .......................93 8 5 FRENCH RESPONSE................108 7 1 SIR SAVALUCA (NZ) ..................34 2 3 FROSTIN’ .........................................14 2 6 SNOWFIRE .................................. 123 3 1 GREATER HARLEM ..................120 2 5 SO UNITED ...................................... 6 3 3 HAMMOON STAR ......................105 10 3 HEADLINER ................................... 111 1 6 SOAMI ..............................................22 8 3 HEAVENLY FIELD ..................... 124 1 7 SPECIAL REWARD ...................106 9 6 HEZA GENTLEMAN .................. 46 6 3 SPEECH ............................................41 5 6 HIGH COURT .................................58 5 7 STAR BOY ....................................102 4 1 HOLLYWOOD NORTH.............. 121 7 6 SUAVE .............................................42 9 1 HOOVER LUCY ........................... 113 4 4 TAKISSACOD ................................99 7 2 JOE’S JOY ......................................26 3 5 THE GRINDER ............................ 122 9 8 KATTEGAT .................................... 94 8 2 THE GURU .....................................54 15 8 KOBESTAR .....................................52 1 4 THINK FREE ................................ 107 11 8 LE VIZIR ........................................ 126 1 2 TORRENS ........................................16 9 5 LEASE ................................................ 8 8 7 VALAQUENTA ..............................43 3 6 LORD ARDMORE (NZ) ............ 116 4 5 VAN GOGH ...................................... 7 7 7 LORD OLYMPUS ............................11 2 7 VARDA ........................................... 44 6 5 MA AND PA .................................. 115 10 8 WANDER ........................................25 10 7 MAMARAGAN ..............................87 10 6 WHASIR ..........................................24 4 7 MARWAY .........................................12 5 3
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