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Market Rasen Racecourse -30/12/2020 MARKET RASEN RACECOURSE -30/12/2020 Race 1 12.10 2m 125y Race 2 12.45 2m 125y Race 3 1.15 2m 1f 43y THE FOLLOW @racingtv THE racingtv.com THE RACING TV ON TWITTER SELLING NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) (CLASS 4) (CLASS 5) 1 Across The Line (IRE) 134 5 11-4 1 Siannes Star (IRE) 330 7 12-4 B g Fame And Glory - La Protagonista (IRE) B g Arakan (USA) - Musical Madam (IRE) 1 Mizen Master (IRE) (£6000) 51/-2,T CP 7 11-12 B g Captain Rio - Nilassiba (Daylami (IRE)) Craig & Laura Buckingham Stephanie Kaye and M.T Hughes Dan Skelton Harry Skelton Charles & Adam Pogson Charlie Todd (5) URSA Major Racing Mark Walford Joe Williamson (7) 2 Away At Dawn (IRE) 262 5 11-4 2 Theflyingportrait (IRE) 463,T 11 12-3 B g Getaway (GER) - Wings At Dawn (IRE) Gr g Portrait Gallery (IRE) - Skule Hill Lass (IRE) 2 Ferrobin (IRE) (£6000) 252,CP 6 11-9 Br g Robin des Champs (FR) - Fedaia (IRE) Mr G. E. Fitzpatrick The Mere Partnership (Anabaa (USA)) Donald McCain Theo Gillard (7) Jennie Candlish Lilly Pinchin (5) Mrs D. Prosser 3 Get Your Own (IRE) r-01 5 11-4 3 Zoutoise (FR) 1-46 5 11-12 Max Young James Best B or Br g Getaway (GER) - Western Girl (IRE) B m Enrique - Belle Yepa (FR) The Get Your Own Racing Partnership Mr Simon W. Clarke 3 Falberto (FR) (£6000) 021 5 11-4 B g Alberto Giacometti (IRE) - Valrina (FR) Alex Hales Kielan Woods Tom George Ciaran Gethings (Epalo (GER)) 4 Dubai Instinct (GB) 0 4 10-12 4 Cherokee Bill (GB) 2P-4 9 11-12 Walters Plant Hire Ltd B g Le Havre (IRE) - Riotous Applause B g Robin des Champs (FR) - Daizinni Sam Thomas Jordan Nailor (5) Mr J Goodrick Racing Mrs C. Oliver Michael Easterby Jamie Hamilton Henry Oliver Lee Edwards 4 Guildhall (GB) (£6000) 503,T CP 4 10-12 B g Cityscape - Ecstasy (Pursuit of Love) 5 Fletch (FR) 62 5 10-12 5 Darebin (GER) 451,V 8 11-11 Mr Jon Glews B g Kayf Tara - Oeuvre Vive (FR) Ch g It’s Gino (GER) - Delightful Sofie (GER) Donald McCain Sean Quinlan Mrs Barbara Hester Chris Stedman & Mark Albon Olly Murphy Aidan Coleman Gary Moore Jamie Moore 5 Raashdy (IRE) (£6000) 330,B 7 10-6 B g Intikhab (USA) - Maghya (IRE) (Mujahid (USA)) 6 Fusionice (FR) 4-0 5 10-12 6 Night of Sin (FR) 34P,CP 7 11-9 Mr R. Naylor B g Coastal Path - Oasice (FR) Gr g Sinndar (IRE) - Natt Musik (FR) Sam England Jonathan England Mrs Diana L. Whateley Simon Brown & Ron Watts Olly Murphy Fergus Gregory (3) Nick Williams Tom Scudamore 6 Ezanak (IRE) (£6000) 45/P-,V 7 10-5 B g Sea The Stars (IRE) - Ebaza (IRE) (Sinndar (IRE)) 7 Geomatrician (FR) 06P,T 4 10-12 7 Flash de Clerval (FR) 40-P,CP 5 11-7 Gareth Davis and John Wainwright Gr g Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Madonna Dell’orto B g Maresca Sorrento (FR) - Nonita de Clerval (FR) John Wainwright Miss Sarah Bowen (7) Ray Treacy and Shaun Staplehurst ValueRacingClub.co.uk Olly Murphy David England Harry Whittington Daryl Jacob 7 Moidore (GB) (£6000) 256 11 10-4 B g Galileo (IRE) - Flash of Gold (Darshaan) 8 Johnny Mac (IRE) 5 10-12 8 Falcon Sun (FR) 426,B T 6 11-6 Mr C. T. Pogson B g Imperial Monarch (IRE) - Killowen Pam (IRE) B g Falco (USA) - Pray For Sun (IRE) Charles & Adam Pogson Charlie Todd (5) Mr M. Slingsby Mezzone Family Tom Gretton Robert Dunne Dan Skelton Harry Skelton 8 Bagan (GB) (£6000) P06,B 6 10-0 Ch g Sulamani (IRE) - Aunt Rita (IRE) 9 King Frank (GB) 5/0-0 7 10-12 9 Rikoboy (FR) 343,T 4 11-1 (Grand Lodge (USA)) B g Fantastic Spain (USA) - Elegant Accord (IRE) B g Enrique - Dikanika (FR) Lewis Family & Tom Gretton Racing Club Mrs S. Bowen Mr David J. Smith Tom Gretton Liam Harrison (7) Sarah Bowen Miss Sarah Bowen (7) Dr Richard Newland Sam Twiston-Davies 9 Inexorable (GB) (£6000) 06P,B 7 10-0 10 Largy Mouth (GB) 24-4 5 10-12 10 Dexcite (FR) 4-2F 9 10-10 B g Sulamani (IRE) - Princess Amelia (IRE) (Luso) B g Court Cave (IRE) - Leblon (IRE) B or Br g Authorized (IRE) - Belle Alicia (FR) Mr Danny Ablott Mr D J Burke & Mr P Alderson Ms VictoriaNON-RUNNER Cottingham Olly Williams Charlie Hammond (3) Brian Ellison Brian Hughes Nick Kent 10 Luduamf (IRE) (£6000) 600- 6 10-0 11 Obey The Rules (IRE) P-2 5 10-12 Ch g Tamayuz - Aphorism (Halling (USA)) Br g Rule of Law (USA) - Mamie Buggles (IRE) Mrs M. Chapman Mr Jon Glews Michael Chapman Alison Johnson (7) Donald McCain Sean Quinlan 11 Port Lairge (GB) (£6000) 0F6- 10 10-0 12 Quinta Do Mar (IRE) 1/02- 5 10-12 B g Pastoral Pursuits - Stylish Clare (IRE) B g Califet (FR) - Cara Mara (IRE) (Desert Style (IRE)) The Bourtoneers Mrs M. Chapman Ben Pauling Nico de Boinville Michael Chapman Mr Kane Yeoman (7) 13 Rock On Tommy (GB) 040 5 10-12 Gr g Fair Mix (IRE) - Little Carmela Premier Thoroughbred Racing Ltd CLAIMING PROCEDURES Olly Murphy A. P. Heskin The procedures for Claiming and Selling races have changed. No claims will be accepted on the racecourse. No additional 14 Shutthegate (IRE) 0/05- 6 10-12 period is allowed for friendly claims. B g Milan - Miss Conduct Kate Ive Registered Owners, Licensed and Permitted trainers may John Spearing Richard Patrick claim by telephone, to Weatherbys on 01933 303080. Such claims must be made within 15 minutes of the start of the race. A BHA Security Code is required (to apply, contact GREAT BRITISH BONUS SCHEME Weatherbys on 01933 440077. The Great British Bonus (GBB) offers multiple No premium will be payable in the event of unopposed bonuses of up to £20,000 per eligible race for Friendly Claims. British-bred fillies and mares. MARKET RASEN RACECOURSE - 30/12/2020 Race 4 1.45 2m 5f 89y Race 5 2.15 3m 3f 123y Race 6 2.50 2m 4f 139y THE racingtv.com THE LINCOLNSHIRE NATIONAL THE FOLLOW @racingtv NOVICES’ LIMITED HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE ON TWITTER NOVICES’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) (CLASS 5) 1 Cool Destination (IRE) 121 7 11-12 Ch g Dubai Destination (USA) - Coolafancy (IRE) 1 Reve (GB) 4-P1,T 6 11-8 1 Say Nothing (GB) 562,T 4 11-12 B g Nathaniel (IRE) - Rouge (FR) Nautilus, Mennell, Logan and Partner B f Nathaniel (IRE) - I Say (IRE) Fergal O’Brien Paddy Brennan Mr Oliver Ryan The Silent Partners Martin Keighley James Best 2 Sumkindofking (IRE) P-P5,B T 9 11-11 Alex Hales Kielan Woods Br g King’s Theatre (IRE) - Shannon Rose (IRE) 2 Notnow Seamus (GB) 2-40 9 11-8 2 Pellady (GB) 6-40 6 11-11 B g Notnowcato - Special Beat Mr K. M. Bebbington B m Le Fou (IRE) - Suetsu (IRE) Tom George Mr Thomas Doggrell (10) Mr George Houghton Mrs Sheree Tucker D. J. Jeffreys Kielan Woods 3 Red Giant (IRE) 012,V 9 11-9 Fergal O’Brien Paddy Brennan Ch g Beneficial - Barrack Star (IRE) 3 Ballinslea Bridge (IRE) 36-F 8 11-7 3 Cilluirid (IRE) 2P1,T 6 11-9 B g Pierre - Feelin’ Looser (IRE) Mr V. Healy B g Arcadio (GER) - Garw Valley Jennie Candlish Sean Quinlan Ashley, Carr, Duncan, Ives Reality Partnerships IV Gary Moore Jamie Moore 4 Polydora (IRE) P-P0,CP 8 11-7 Tim Easterby Mr William Easterby (5) B g Milan - Mandysway (IRE) 4 Trincomalee (GB) 3U4,CP 7 11-7 4 Barnay (GB) 631,B 5 11-9 B g Malinas (GER) - Royal Tango P. J. H. Wills & J. J. King B g Nayef (USA) - Barnezet (GR) Tom Lacey Brian Hughes Hot to Trot Jumping&Mrs E Gordon Lennox Mr David Ashbrook Lucy Wadham Brian Hughes 5 Lithic (IRE) 324,CP 9 11-7 Jennie Candlish Sean Quinlan B g Westerner - Acoola (IRE) 5 Checkitout (IRE) 5F2 6 11-6 5 Golden Emblem (IRE) 056,T 6 11-8 B g Salutino (GER) - Akasha (IRE) The Stone Composers Ch m Presenting - Merry Excuse (IRE) Jonjo O’Neill Jonjo O’Neill Jr. Mills & Mason Partnership Diamond Racing Ltd Nigel Twiston-Davies Sam Twiston-Davies 6 Terrierman (IRE) 3-02,CP 6 11-5 Neil Mulholland Sam Twiston-Davies Br g Getaway (GER) - Dibella (IRE) 6 Le Cameleon (GB) 1-63 5 11-5 6 Urban Spirit (IRE) F6-0 6 11-7 B or Br g Great Pretender (IRE) - Countess Camilla Jane Price, Neil Price & Keith Loads B g Born To Sea (IRE) - Rose of Mooncoin (IRE) Dan Skelton Harry Skelton The Pretenders & Partner I R Clements & Exors the Late Dr Parry Nick Williams Tom Scudamore 7 Cyclop (IRE) 011,T CP 9 11-4 Julie Camacho Alexander Thorne (5) B g King’s Theatre (IRE) - Tasmani (FR) 7 Galileo Silver (IRE) 122,CP 5 11-5 7 Leading Knight (IRE) P00 4 11-6 Gr g Galileo (IRE) - Famous (IRE) DD Racing & Professor L P Hardwick B g Leading Light (IRE) - Miss McGoldrick (IRE) Tom Symonds Lilly Pinchin (5) Walters Plant Hire & Potter Group Mr Martin Jones Sam Thomas Jordan Nailor (5) 8 Eureu du Boulay (FR) 140,T 6 11-2 Ben Pauling Daryl Jacob B g Della Francesca (USA) - Idole du Boulay (FR) 8 Imperil (FR) 4-31 4 11-4 8 Say The Word (GB) 000,CP 4 11-5 B g No Risk At All (FR) - Irevoltar Has (FR) Mr James P.
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