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SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021 GRAND NATIONAL PP Horse Med Sex/Age Clm $ Wgt Jockey Owner Trainer 1St Race SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021 GRAND NATIONAL PP Horse Med Sex/Age Clm $ Wgt Jockey Owner Trainer 1st Race. (C5) Post Time: 3:15PM STAKES Purse $30,000 Guaranteed The 118th Running of 3 1/4 Miles(Timber) The Grand National $30,000 Guaranteed Purse $30,000 1 GRAND MANAN G.12 165 Brophy, John Armata Stables Meister, William 2 JEFFERY G. (S) G.14 165 Kelly, Forrest Naylor, Irvin S. Cole, Jason 3 STAND DOWN (IRE) G.9 165 Keating, Eddie Bonsal, Jr., Frank A. Casey Pinkard Savin 4 LE CHEVALIER (L) G.12 165 Hendriks, McLane Smith, Michael A. Gomena, Julie 5 ROYAL RUSE (L) G.7 165 McKenna, Skylar Fenwick, Jr., Charles C. Neilson, Sanna 6 HANNO (L) G.10 165 Frost, Hadden Johnston, Jr., Mrs. S. K. Fisher, Jack 7 CLASS INDIAN (L) G.14 165 Batoff, Justin Batoff, Jeremy Dowling, William 8 HILL TIE (L) G.11 165 Davies, Teddy Sportsmans Hall Davies, Joseph 9 MYSTIC STRIKE (S) (L) G.12 165 Gracie, Chris Upland Partners McKenna, Todd 9 2nd Race. (C6) Post Time: 4:00PM ALLOWANCE Purse $15,000 The Benjamin H. Murray Memorial 3 1/4 Miles(Timber) For Five Year Olds and Upward Which Have Never Won Two Races over timber. 1 HOODED (L) G.10 170 Hendriks, McLane Naylor, Irvin S. Murphy, Cyril 2 AWESOME ADRIAN (L) G.8 170 Keating, Eddie Reed, Nancy A. Neilson, Katherine 3 SPOILER ALERT G.10 170 Meister, William S. Meister, William 4 SHOOTIST G.7 162 Poretz, Eric Upland Partners McKenna, Todd 5 JOSHUA G. (L) G.15 170 McKenna, Skylar Armata Stables Neilson, Katherine 6 ROCKET STAR RED (L) G.9 170 Owings, Brett Goelet, Lucy A. Beecher, Mark 6 3rd Race. (C7) Post Time: 4:45PM ALLOWANCE Purse $10,000 The Western Run Plate 3 Miles(Timber) For Five Year Olds and Upward To be ridden by apprentice riders. 1 AS YOU LIKE IT (L) G.9 160 Hendriks, Parker Fenwick, Sherry L. and Sheppard, Jonathan E. Neilson, Sanna 2 AQUIES (L) G.9 165 McKenna, Skylar Naylor, Irvin S. Neilson, Katherine 3 KATNAP (FR) (L) G.14 *165 Sushko, Theodore Kiplin Hall Dowling, William 4 OFFICER SYDNEY (IRE) (L) G.9 165 Hendriks, McLane Hendriks, Wendy W. Hendriks, Richard 5 YOU'RE NO BETTER (GB) (L) G.6 *155 Dankanich, Courtney Armata Stables Hendriks, Richard 6 MY AFLEET (L) G.10 160 Owings, Brett Amling, Jeffrey S. and Merriefield Farm Beecher, Mark 7 INCLUDE IT (L) G.6 160 Keating, Eddie Riverdee Stable Wyatt, Todd 8 FLETCHED G.8 160 Kelly, Forrest Black and Blue Stable Kelly, Forrest 8 (S) Denotes Supplementary Nominations. Scratches by 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, April 14, with the NSA office 410-392-0700. For communication with the NSA after 5:00 p.m., Friday: 443-553-1882 (Bill Gallo) Grand National Stewards: Gregg Morris (Presiding), Rug Howard, Tad Zimmerman, Norman Fraley (Safety Steward). NSA Officials: Stewards Secretary - Bill Gallo, Clerk of Scales, Ed McLaughlin - Horse Identifier, Norman Fraley - Starter, Chris Daney, Testing Veterinarian - Dr. Clarke Cushing - Lasix Veterinarian, Dr. Nick Meittinis The SOTA representative will be Kathy Neilson (484-883-8094). The SJAA Jockey Representatives will be Jennifer Webster (240-215-5486). Please direct all horsemen's issues or concerns to these individuals prior to approaching the Race Chairman or a member of the Race Committee. All NSA Officials should be on the grounds by 1:00 p.m. STABLING: All NSA Horseman parking will be located at 2605 Butler Road, 1 mile west of Falls Road. There will be no stabling; run off vans. THIRD PARTY FUROSEMIDE (SALIX) ADMINISTRATION Horsemen are reminded that third party administration of furosemide (Salix) is in effect at this race meet. Please refer to the NSA's website nationalsteeplechase.com for complete details of the NSA Medication policy. Contact Dr. Nick Meitinnis for questions (410-365-4255). Foal papers are not required to be on file with the Horse Identifier at the races providing the horse can be properly identified; and tattoo and/or microchip is required for all horses, with a one-time exception providing the horse can be identified by its markings. All scratches must be made no later than one hour prior to post time for the first race. A pre-race veterinary exam is required of each entry beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the stable area by Dr. Rachel Westerlund and Dr. Brooke Harper. Bandages are not permitted during the examination. ALL HORSES NOT ON LASIX MUST BE ON THE GROUNDS 2 HOURS PRIOR TO POST TIME FOR THE FIRST RACE FOR THE PRE-RACE VET CHECK UNLESS EXCUSED BY THE STEWARDS FOR EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES. LASIX HORSES MUST BE ON THE GROUNDS 4 HOURS PRIOR TO POST TIME FOR THEIR SCHEDULED RACE. Scratches are due no later than 2:15 p.m. with the Clerk of Scales, Ed McLaughlin. There will be a mandatory meeting of all jockeys with the Stewards at 2:00 p.m. at the jockeys' tent. There will be an Officials meeting at 2:15 p.m. in the paddock. The Grand National Steeplechase will not permit any type of advertising on a rider or a horse running in any race of the day. Special Events Medical Services (SEMS) provides field trauma support and works within the parameters of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS). Note: SEMS utilizes Gator vehicles specifically modified for field trauma use. A team of qualified physicians is present to supervise medical activities and to perform examinations following a fall. Western Run Plate is run between blue and white flags. NOTICE: Owners, trainers, grooms, riders, and officials: Please find attached COVID-19 protocol for attendees and participants at the Grand National Steeplechase included below. Attendees are required to observe all State and Baltimore County government regulations, including directives from police and race day medical and security personnel. To preserve the health and safety of fellow patrons, horsemen, race officials and volunteer staff, please wear a mask and maintain social distance at all times while on the race grounds. SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021 GRAND NATIONAL PP Horse Med Sex/Age Clm $ Wgt Jockey Owner Trainer PADDOCK SCHEDULE 2:55 p.m. - Horses for the Grand National (First Race) arrive in paddock. 3:15 p.m. - Post Time for The Grand National 3:40 p.m. - Horses for The Benjamin H. Murray Memorial (Second Race) arrive in paddock. 4:00 p.m. - Post Time for The Benjamin H. Murray Memorial. 4:25 p.m. - Horses for The Western Run Plate II (Third Race) arrive in paddock. 4:45 p.m. - Post Time for The Western Run Plate II. Course Update: The Grand National race course was re-inspected on April 11, 2021 by Priscilla Hoblitzell, Forrest Kelly, and Thomas R. Fenwick. Turf: The turf is thick throughout. Smoothness: The course is good, and was harrowed and rolled on April 4, 2021. Compaction: 85-100 (soft) Moisture: 8-10 (average wet to wet) Notes: There was rain the night of April 11 through early morning of April 12, with possible showers this week. The course will be mowed on Monday, April 12. RACE MEET INFORMATION SHEET Meet: Grand National Steeplechase Date: April 17, 2021 Post Time: 3:15 p.m. (gates open 12:00 noon) Physical Address: 2838 Butler Road, Glyndon, MD Contact Name/Telephone No: Forrest Kelly 443-869-0762 Airports: Baltimore Washington International (BWI) Rail Service: N/A Food Service at Races: Bring your own food due to Covid-19 protocol. Pre-Race Activities: N/A Race Day Activities: None Credentials Needed: NSA Hang Tag Parking Pass Will Call/Location: N/A Horse Related: Stabling: Horsemen parking at 2605 Butler Road; run off vans. Contact: Forrest Kelly 443-869-0762 Hot Water: Recommended that you bring your own / Cold water is available. Electrical Outlets: no Veterinary Assistance: Dr. Rachel Westerlund & Dr. Brooke Harper Approximate Time Between Races: 45 minutes Hotels, Motels B&B’s: Hunt Valley Marriott, Hunt Valley, MD Directions: I-83 to West on Shawan Road to right on Falls Road to left on Butler Road. OWNER PROTOCOL 1. All Owners must purchase a parking pass to gain access to the race grounds. This parking pass will designate where you enter the property and park. 2. When you arrive at the entry checkpoints (via the driveway at 2838 Butler Road), please don your facemask and present your parking credentials. Owners will then proceed to their assigned parking spaces with assistance from the parking crew. 3. FACEMASKS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES while on the race grounds, except when eating and drinking. 4. Owners may not circulate between patron parking and the stabling Assembly Area. 5. Owners with Paddock passes will be admitted into the Paddock. 6. There will be no admittance to the Stewards Stand. WE ASK FOR YOUR COMPLETE AND TOTAL COOPERATION IN ORDER FOR THIS DAY TO RUN SMOOTHLY, ENSURING A HEALTHY, SAFE, AND ENJOYABALE EVENT FOR ALL. NOTE: Please be advised that the Grand National Steeplechase Association will not provide any food or drink for consumption. There will be limited trash receptacles and/or collection at the event. Patrons must bring any and all provisions with them to and from the property. For the health and safety of our competitors and community, no ATVs / buses / campers / trucks, balloons, pop- up tents, grills / open flames, or drones will be allowed. Thank you. IF YOU HAVE ANY COVID-19-LIKE SYMPTOMS, PLEASE STAY HOME! To preserve the health and safety of fellow patrons, horsemen, race officials and volunteer staff, please wear a mask and maintain social distance at all times while on the race grounds.
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