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Wetherby Timeform 13Th November2004 There are two left-handed courses at Cheltenham, the Old Course and the New Course. The Old No. 42 2004 Price £5.50 Course is oval in shape and about one and a half miles in extent. There are nine fences to a circuit, only one of which is jumped in the final straight. The New Course leaves the old track at Stewards R. R. Evans, Esq., S. J. A. Webb, Esq., R. J. Shepherd, Esq., M. P. Wiggin, Esq., the furthest point from the stands and runs parallel to it before rejoining at the entrance to the S. E. Allday, Esq., J. B. O. Carleton Paget, Esq., T. D. Holland-Martin, Esq., A. J. D. Dennis, Esq., finishing straight. This circuit is a little longer than the Old Course and has ten fences, two of Sir John Cotterell which are jumped in the final straight. The most telling feature of the Old and the New Courses is their testing nature. The fences are stiff and the last half mile is uphill, with a run-in of just over a furlong. The four-mile and two-and-a-half-mile starts are on an extension, with five fences, which bisects both courses almost at right angles. The two-mile start is also on this extension, and two fences are jumped before reaching the main circuit. There is also a cross- country course at Cheltenham, laid out in the centre of the conventional tracks. DECLARED RUNNERS CHELTENHAM Saturday 13th November WITH TODAY’S COURSE-TO-COURSE RUNNERS AND RATINGS FOR LINGFIELD UTTOXETER WETHERBY © Portway Press Limited 2004 COPYRIGHT AND LIABILITY Copyright in all Timeform Publications is strictly reserved by the Publishers and no material therein may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without written Most Successful Trainers 1999/2000 to 2003/4 permission of Portway Press Ltd. Trainer Wins Runs % The Timeform Race Card registered at Stationers Hall is published and printed by Portway Press Ltd, Halifax, West Yorkshire HX1 1XF (Tel: 01422 330330 Fax: 01422 398019). It is supplied to the purchaser M. C. Pipe 72 521 14 for his personal use and on the understanding that its contents are not disclosed. Except where the P. F. Nicholls 36 230 16 purchaser is dealing as a consumer (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 Section 12) all P. J. Hobbs 28 206 14 conditions warranties or terms relating to fitness for purpose merchantability or condition of the goods N. J. Henderson 27 181 15 and whether implied by Statute Common Law or otherwise are excluded and no responsibility is Jonjo O’Neill 22 139 16 accepted by the Publishers for any loss whatsoever caused by any acts errors or omissions whether Miss Venetia Williams 19 138 14 negligent or otherwise of the Publishers their Servants Agents or otherwise. Miss H. C. Knight 15 118 13 The horses are listed on the Timeform Race Card with their official race card numbers. The jockeys N. A. Twiston-Davies 12 203 6 listed are those declared to ride at the time of going to press and are subject to amendment. The weights, owners’ and trainers’ names, and the colours to be worn by jockeys, have been added for H. D. Daly 10 53 19 convenience and are not guaranteed to be correct. A. King 10 95 11 FIRST RACE CHELTENHAM 7 HALLAND 6 11-7 2 2 107 + ch.g. Halling (USA) – Northshiel (Northfields (USA)) [2003/4 17g :: 2004/5 16g 20v 105 1.00 THE RACING UK NOVICES’ 2m110y Oct 29] 7f/11/4m winner on Flat, useful at 3 yrs: modest form over hurdles: shaped as h20v 103 + N h16g 79 + N though finding stamina stretched under conditions when 5 lengths second to h17g’ 103 N HANDICAP HURDLE (D) Moustique de L’Isle in maiden at Uttoxeter last time, travelling well to join leader 2 £20,000 added 3yo+ (Rated 0-110) TWFA 4 12-6, 3 11-11 out: likely to prove best up to 21/2m. N. P. LITTMODEN C. Llewellyn White, mauve sleeves, white cap, mauve star (The Headquarters Partnership Ltd) 1 BALL O MALT (IRE) 8 11-12 3 4 6 2 121 b.g. Star Quest – Vera Dodd (IRE) (Riot Helmet) [2003/4 24d 20s c20g :: 2004/5 22v 110 8 ROOFTOP PROTEST (IRE) 7 11-6 (tongue strap) Oct 30] angular ex-Irish gelding: bumper winner: fair maiden hurdler: left R. O’Leary h22v 121 N 115 + b.g. Thatching – Seattle Siren (USA) (Seattle Slew (USA)) [2003/4 NR :: 2004/5 18s* 104 c20g’ 97 W 1 and off 16 months, good 4 lengths second of 15 to Indy Mood (pair clear) in novice at h20s’ 100 N Oct 10] half-brother to useful hurdler Ismeno (by Ela-Mana-Mou), stays 2 /2m, and h18s 109 + 89 Perth on British debut, travelling comfortably long way and beaten off only on run-in: h24d’ 112 N winning 21/4m hurdler Chimayo (by Sure Blade): fairly useful on Flat (stays 17f), much sixth of 11 finishers (modest form) in maiden at Ballinrobe on chasing debut in July improved and successful 4 times in 2004: fair hurdler: tongue tied, won 18-runner 2003: stays 3m: raced on good going or softer over jumps (acts on heavy). handicap at Limerick last time by 10 lengths from Knocknabrogue: stays 21/2m: acts on R. A. FAHEY A. Dobbin heavy going, probably on good to firm. Black, yellow cross of lorraine, diamonds on sleeves and cap (Mr Declan Kinahan) T. HOGAN, IRELAND K. Hadnett (3) Royal blue, maroon disc, red sleeves, emerald green cap (M. G. Byrne) 2 KJETIL (USA) 4 11-11 5 6 114 b.g. King of Kings (IRE) – I Wich (FR) (Kris) [2003/4 16d 16s 16g Feb 28 :: 2004/5 NR] 109 9 EPITRE (FR) 7 11-5 good sort: useful on Flat in France, successful twice up to around 11/2m at 3 yrs, sold h16g’ 113 G2 4 99 + b.g. Common Grounds – Epistolienne (Law Society (USA)) [2003/4 19s :: 2004/5 103 € h16s’ 98 + N pu out of C. Laffon-Parias’ stable 170,000 Goffs Arc Sale: fair form in juvenile hurdles, h16d’ 114 + N 22s Oct 28] leggy gelding: one-time smart on Flat (stays 15f) for A. Fabre: off 14 h22s + N but failed to see race out after going well long way all outings. months, first sign of ability over hurdles when fourth of 6 finishers in maiden at h19s’ 89 + N P. F. NICHOLLS R. Walsh Towcester sole outing in 2003/4: left M. Harris, again shaped as though needing run Emerald green, yellow spots, yellow and emerald green halved sleeves, purple cap (Mr when pulled up in similar event at Stratford 61/2 months later: tried visored. Clive D. Smith) A. KING R. Thornton Light blue, brown stripe and armlets (Let’s Live Racing) 3 KELLY (SAF) 7 11-11 116 + b.g. Ethique (ARG) – Dancing Flower (SAF) (Dancing Champ (USA)) [2003/4 17g3 109 10 ROOKWITH (IRE) 4 11-5 112 16m5 :: 2004/5 17g* Jul 15] medium-sized gelding: useful on Flat, successful 5 times h17g 101 + N 3 3 4 b.g. Revoque (IRE) – Resume (IRE) (Lahib (USA)) [2003/4 16s 16d 16d :: 2004/5 16s 103 1/4 h16m’ 113 + N 5 from 1 m to 2m in South Africa: fair form over hurdles, better effort in novices in h17g’ 100 N 16s Oct 10] fair on Flat (stays 9f), last ran Oct 25: modest form over hurdles: tried h16s 112 W 2003/4 when around 11 lengths fifth of 9 to Comply Or Die at Chepstow: off 9 months visored. h16s 84 N 1 h16d’ 97 + N having reportedly split a pastern, won 10-runner maiden at Cartmel by 1 /2 lengths T. G. MCCOURT, IRELAND B. J. Geraghty h16d’ 112 W from Artane Boys, quickening clear entering straight. Purple, yellow epaulets, chevrons on sleeves, yellow cap (P. Jordan) h16s’ 107 N MISS VENETIA WILLIAMS A. O’Keeffe (3) Dark blue, yellow cross belts, collar and cuffs, striped cap (Mr P. A. Deal) 11 GAELIC FLIGHT (IRE) 6 11-4 114 b. or br.g. Norwich – Ash Dame (IRE) (Strong Gale) [2003/4 F16s F16g* :: 2004/5 17m* 102 4 SEEYAAJ 4 11-10 115 16g4 Oct 24] rangy gelding: better effort in bumpers in 2003/4 (fairly useful form) h16g 112 N b.g. Darshaan – Subya (Night Shift (USA)) [2003/4 16spu 16g 20s 16d4 16g3 :: 2004/5 h17m 110 + N 108 when making all in maiden at Stratford: none too fluent and just modest form in 2 F16g’ 117 N 16d* 16g2 16m5 16g5 20f4 Sep 5] good-topped gelding: fairly useful on Flat (should h20f 115 107 novice hurdles, landing odds by 8 lengths from Elheba at Hereford prior to 27 lengths F16s’ W 1/2 h16g 96 N 1 stay 1 m): fair hurdler: won handicap at Ludlow in May comfortably by 5 lengths h16m 95 + N fourth of 9 to ready winner Chilling Place at Wincanton: likely to stay at least 2 /2m. from Irish Distinction: easily best effort since when creditable fourth to Hi Tech in h16g 115 105 NOEL T. CHANCE T. Doyle handicap at Worcester latest start: found little previous outing: stays 21/2m: acts on h16d 106 + 98 Red, yellow triple diamond, halved sleeves and diamonds on cap (Top Flight Racing 3) h16g’ 98 98 firm and good to soft going. JONJO O’NEILL T. J.
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