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Cheltenham Festival Winning Profiles 2017
Cheltenham Festival Winning Profiles 2017 (Races to be run Tuesday 14th March to Friday 17th March) www.againstthecrowd.co.uk Page 2 Key trends point to Festival winners The Cheltenham Festival represents the pinnacle of National Hunt racing. The G1 Championship races that take place at the venue every March are designed to find the best horses in specific divisions of the jump racing game. • The Champion Hurdle run on the Tuesday is designed to find the best 2-mile hurdler. • The Queen Mother Champion Chase is designed to find the best horse over the bigger obstacles at the minimum distance of 2-miles. The race is run on the Wednesday of the Festival • On Thursday Cheltenham Stages the Stayers’ Hurdle designed to find the best staying hurdler over a trip of 3-miles. • Thursday also plays host to the Ryanair Chase – a race which has become a Championship event for chasers specialising in a trip of 2 miles and 5 furlongs. • On the Friday of the Festival, we have the Gold Cup – the staying chasers’ Championship event run over 3 miles and 2 furlongs. These races are difficult to read. All the most talented horses in each division – at least those which are fit – tend to show up. All the major yards are represented. Every single runner is trying. Nothing is being saved for another day. The championship races are invariably run at a red-hot pace. This, in combination with the specific demands of the track, means that only horses at the top of their game, horses tuned to the moment and horses in receipt of luck in running, can prevail on the day. -
British Jump Pattern and Listed Races 2019/2020
BritishBritish JumpJump PatternPattern andand ListedListed RacesRaces 2019/20202019/2020 The Jump Pattern and Listed Race Book is an official publication of the British Horseracing Authority Limited. Registered Office: 75 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6LS. Registered Number 2813358 England. Telephone: 020 7152 0000 Fax: 020 7152 0001. Email: [email protected] PUBLISHED BY THE BRITISH HORSERACING AUTHORITY ©BRITISH HORSERACING AUTHORITY LTD., 2019 All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording or re-publication without the written permission of the British Horseracing Authority to whom such application for permission should be addressed. Such written permission must also be obtained if any part hereof is stored on a retrieval system of any nature. HANDICAPS AND OTHER RATING RELATED RACES HANDICAP RATING FOR QUALIFICATION Before making entries for Handicaps and other Rating Related races, reference must be made to the qualifying Rating Lists published on the Information area of the British Horseracing Authority Racing Administration Service Internet site each Tuesday. These ratings will apply for qualification purposes for races closing on the Tuesday of publication through to the following Monday. Amendments to these qualifying ratings will also be published, for information, on the Information area of the Racing Administration Internet site. HANDICAPS WITH SPLIT ENTRY STAKE FEES For those Handicap races which have a split entry stake fee dependent on the Handicap rating of the horse, i.e. £xx stake if the horse is rated aa or higher, or £yy stake if the horse is rated bb or lower with £zz extra if the horse is declared to run The relevant stake fee shall be determined by the Handicap rating used to calculate the weight for each horse entered in the race in question, and not by the published qualifying rating, if any. -
Sunday 8Th November 2020 Contents
VIRTUAL WEST Sunday 8th November 2020 Contents 5 Welcome 11 Paul Ferguson – West Horses to Follow 7 Instagram Takeover Timetable 15 Hear from our syndicate partners 8 JoJo O’Neill – The West Country 19 West Trainers & Racecourses 5 THINGS NOT TO MISS TODAY 1. Head over to Racing Welfare’s Instagram stories for six takeovers 2. Visit thirteen stable yards across the West and hear their horses to follow 3. Go behind the scenes in a Point to Point and Pre-training operation 4. Watch Bangor on Dee Racecourse and Chepstow Racecourse highlights 5. Book your place on the Virtual Jumps Season Preview Evening on Thursday 12th November Welcome to the Virtual West Open Day COVID 19 Enjoy a virtual showcase of racing in the West as the National Hunt season jumps into action. Emergency Appeal We are delighted to bring the best of West racing to you in the comfort of your home and hope you enjoy all of the fabulous insights on offer. Our exclusive content can be watched via www.racingwelfare.co.uk/westopenday, by following @racingwelfare on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter and on our YouTube channel. Proceeds generated from the Virtual West Open Day will be used to provide a full range of support services to all of racing’s people and will go towards local projects. We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of Sporting Life, to the organisations and their teams who have submitted their behind the scenes footage and the individuals who have featured in the films and Instagram Lives – without them today would not be possible. -
Gildas Blain ORIGINE MATERNELLE
CARRIÈRE ORIGINE MATERNELLE : 12-b (Female line) BALKO 1ère Mère Année Age Cses Vict. 2e 3e 4e Sommes ELLA ROYALE : 1 v. en obstacles. Mère de 3 produits, 3 vainqueurs dont: € BALKO (Pistolet Bleu) : voir ci-contre. 2004 3 9 4 2 1 1 238 200 PIRAYA (Lost World) : 7 v. en plat et obstacles - 228 157 e (Prix Edmond 2005 4 4 1 1 93 800 € Barrachin Gr.3, 3è Prix Orcada Gr.3). Bai, né en France le 8 Mai 2001 KLYNE (Volochine) : 2 v. en obstacles - 44 280 e. Mère de 2 vainqueurs. 2006 5 6 4 1 75 330 € Taille : 1,68 2ème Mère Total 19 9 3 2 1 407 330 € LA MAIN HEUREUSE : 8 v. en plat et obstacles - 152 906 e (Prix Souviens-Toi à Auteuil). Mère de 3 produits, 2 vainqueurs dont : Éleveur : Gildas Blain Ottolina (Saint Cyrien) : n’a pas couru. Mère de 4 vainqueurs dont : OCULI : 6 v. en obstacles - 755 695 e (Prix Maurice Gillois Gr.1, Ferdinand Dufaure Gr.1, Congress Gr.2, Hopper L., 2è Prix Orcada Gr.3, Edmond PRINCIPALES PERFORMANCES Barrachin Gr.3, Robert de Clermont-Tonnerre Gr.3, Héros XII Gr.3, 3è Prix Ingré Gr.3, Troytown Gr.3). 3 ans : 1er Prix Georges de Talhouët-Roy Gr.2 (Auteuil - Haies - OLINA : 2 v. en obstacle - 25 220 e. Mère d’un vainqueur : 3 600 m) - 1er Prix Congress Gr.2 (Auteuil - Steeple - 3 500 m) - 1er ARGENTIQUE : 3 v. en obstacles - 362 845 e (Prix Robert de Clermont Prix Go Ahead (Auteuil - Haies - 3 000 m) - 1er Prix Rush (Auteuil - Tonnerre Gr.3, 2è Prix Héros XII Gr.3, 3è Prix La Haye Jousselin Gr.1, Haies - 3 000 m) - 2è Prix Stanley (Auteuil - Haies) - 2è Prix des Prix Murat Gr.2, Prix Morgex Gr.3). -
2014 Factbook
HORSE RACING IRELAND FACTBOOK 2014 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION NATIONALHUNTREVIEWOF FLATSEASONREVIEWOF MARKETINGREVIEW RACECOURSEDIVISIONREVIEW IRISHTHOROUGHBREDMARKETINGREVIEW TOTEIRELANDREVIEW STATISTICS Attendance On-CourseBetting O -CourseBetting Tote BettingbyRacecourse Breeders IrishSales OverseasWinners HorsesinTraining Ownership Fixtures EntriesandRunners Balloting Prize-Money Sponsorship CONTENTS TrainersRidersandSta TopTenFlatandNHHorses Exports Classifi cations OwnersTrainersandJockeys FIXTURELIST MAJORNHANDFLATRACES MAPOFRACECOURSES MAPOFBREEDERSANDTRAINERS THEHRIAWARDS CROWNINGTHECHAMPIONS IRISHCHAMPIONSWEEKEND PHOTOGRAPHYINDEX INTRODUCTION 2014 with other racing jurisdictions. Irish trainers equalled the record of In order to stay competitive eight wins at Royal Ascot and at the internationally, improve returns to prestigious York Ebor festival each of the existing owners and attract new owners, feature races was won by an Irish-trained HRI made improvements in prize-money horse. Irish sprinters enjoyed success a priority for 2014 with an increase of in the world sprints with Tom Hogan’s 6.1% to €48.6 million, including a rise in Gordon Lord Byron beating the top the minimum race value from €7,000 to Australian sprinters in Rosehill in March €7,500. Prize-money will increase by a and winning on QIPCO British Champions further €5 million, or 10%, in 2015, to a Day in October. Eddie Lynam won four projected €53.9 million and the minimum of the fi ve British Group 1 all-aged sprint race value will be increased to €8,000, races with his star sprinters Sole Power with signifi cant increases to other base and Slade Power (IRE). Irish-trained and values. bred Adelaide (IRE) became the fi rst Attendance growth of 4% was recorded non-Australasian horse to win Australia’s for total attendances and average premier weight-for-age race, The Cox On behalf of Horse Racing Ireland, I am attendance per meeting for the second Plate, for Aidan O’Brien. -
Steeplechasers Gear up for 2009 Season
Complimentary The Steeplechase A Publication of ST Publishing, Inc. Times Vol. 16, No. 1 • Tuesday, March 17, 2009 making STRIDES Steeplechasers gear up for 2009 season INSIDE Good Night Shirt aims for 3rd title Individual horse lists by division Queen’s Cup returns to schedule SteepleChaseAd:Layout 1 02/21/2009 10:32 AM Page 1 Saturday, April 18, 2009 Glenwood Park Course Middleburg, Virginia Post Time First Race 1:00 p.m. Seven Races with Total Purses of $ 150,000 Featured races: • $60,000 Temple Gwathmey • $25,000 Paul R. Fout Maiden Hurdle • $15,000 Alfred M. Hunt Steeplechase • Amateur Flat Race For reserved parking and ticket information call: (540) 687-6545; fax: (540) 687-3643 or visit our web site at: Photo by Tod Marks 2 • Steeplechase Times www.st-publishing.com • [email protected] Tuesday, March 17, 2009 News & Notes from around the circuit Youngs get Younger Jump jockey Paddy Young and his wife, Leslie, welcomed a daugh- ter into their family with the birth of Saoirse Reese Young Jan. 14. She weighed in at 9 pounds, 7 ounces and was 22 inches long. And, for the Irish-challenged, Saoirse means Freedom in Gaelic and is pronounced “Seer Sha.” Worth Repeating Leslie Young: “I know it’s difficult – blame it on Paddy, he picked it. I picked Reese.” Reporter: “Is Preemptive Strike ageless?” Trainer Sanna Hendriks: “I hope so.” “What a nudge Good Night Shirt is – geez. Like a young boy who keeps pulling the little girls’ pigtails.” Photographer Lydia Williams, who spent a morning with Good Night Shirt in his field “Well, I haven’t made any money.” Owner Bob Kinsley, on how the world of steeplechase ownership was treating him “It’s been cold for us – well, cold for anyone.” Aiken Steeplechase employee Mia Brasco, on the South Carolina weather “Reminds you of home, doesn’t it?” Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred magazine’s Barrie Reightler, on life spent “scrambling around” in the world of publishing “It is fun to get ready and think about competing. -
Shloer Chase Listed Nov 15Th Sun – Cheltenham – Shloer Chase Listed Oct 31St Sat – Wetherby - West Yorkshire Grade 2
Contents How to use and guide key ................................................................................................................................. 3 What’s New? ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Chronological View ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Supreme Trail..................................................................................................................................................... 7 Arkle Trail ........................................................................................................................................................... 8 Champion Hurdle Trail ....................................................................................................................................... 9 Neptune Trail.................................................................................................................................................... 10 RSA Trail .......................................................................................................................................................... 11 Champion Chase Trail Preview & Review Available ................................................................ 12 JLT Trail .......................................................................................................................................................... -
Faculdade De Medicina Veterinária
UNIVERSIDADE DE LISBOA Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN IRISH RACEHORSES WITH DORSAL DISPLACEMENT OF THE SOFT PALATE FOLLOWING THE LARYNGEAL TIE-FORWARD PROCEDURE RICARDO MAÇARICO BAIÃO CONSTITUIÇÃO DO JÚRI ORIENTADOR Doutora Paula Alexandra Botelho Garcia de Doutor José Paulo Pacheco Sales Luís Andrade Pimenta Tilley CO-ORIENTADOR Doutor José Paulo Pacheco Sales Luís Dr. Turlough Mc Nally Doutora Maria Rita Martins Garcia da Fonseca 2015 LISBOA UNIVERSIDADE DE LISBOA Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN IRISH RACEHORSES WITH DORSAL DISPLACEMENT OF THE SOFT PALATE FOLLOWING THE LARYNGEAL TIE-FORWARD PROCEDURE RICARDO MAÇARICO BAIÃO DISSERTAÇÃO DE MESTRADO INTEGRADO EM MEDICINA VETERINÁRIA CONSTITUIÇÃO DO JÚRI ORIENTADOR Doutora Paula Alexandra Botelho Garcia de Doutor José Paulo Pacheco Sales Luís Andrade Pimenta Tilley CO-ORIENTADOR Doutor José Paulo Pacheco Sales Luís Dr. Turlough Mc Nally Doutora Maria Rita Martins Garcia da Fonseca 2015 LISBOA I dedicate this work to my father who hasn’t had the chance to see me finish it. i ii Acknowledgments This is the final step from a journey that I choose to be my life. During this journey, many people positively interfered, so here is my acknowledgment to all of them. Firstly, to my parents that always encouraged me to follow my dream and made everything possible for me to achieve it. I need to make a special reference to my father that made me the man I am today and always wanted me to be successful, so this is for you. Secondly, to Doctor Turlough Mc Nally, my co-supervisor, for accepting me at Anglesey Lodge Equine Hospital and for setting a great example of professionalism. -
National Hunt Grade Ones
DATA BOOK STAKES RESULTS National Hunt Grade Ones such as Grandouet, Vasco du The 2012 edition of Aintree’s Lord Windermere was still in third 179 SUPREME NOVICES’ HURDLE G1 Ronceray, Solix and Baby Mix. Champion Standard Open National place when Boston Bob fell in the lead Simonsig’s dam Dusty Too won a Hunt Flat Race appears to be living up at the last in the RSA Chase, but his CHELTENHAM. March 12. 16f 110yds. Soft. pair of bumpers and two novice to its ambitious name. The runner-up, stamina came into play on the run-in. 1. CHAMPAGNE FEVER (IRE) 6 gr g Stowaway - Forever Bubbles (Roselier) hurdles. Her 2009 Presenting gelding My Tent Or Yours, went close to He wore down Lyreen Legend to win O- Mrs S Ricci B- JP Cahill TR- WP Mullins sold for €50,000 as a three-year-old. justifying favouritism in the 2013 in the style of a potential Gold Cup 2. My Tent Or Yours (IRE) 6 b g Simonsig’s broodmare sire Terimon Supreme Novices’ Hurdle and the contender. Desert Prince - Spartan Girl (Ela-Mana-Mou) won the Gr1 Juddmonte International winner, The New One, was highly His win – together with the Festival 3. Jezki (IRE) 5 b g more than two years after he chased impressive in taking the Neptune efforts of At Fishers Cross and Rock Milan - La Noire (Phardante) home Nashwan in the Derby. As a son Investment Management Novices’ On Ruby – ensured that his sire Oscar Age Starts Wins Places Earned of Bustino, Terimon was expected to Hurdle. -
Inside Today…
Issue 359 Thursday 10th January 2019 Your No.1 FREE Magazine For A Quick Sport Fix! Inside Today… FREE Tips FromFootie Flutters, RaceFan and Two Percent Club Top Tipsters For January 2019 Race In Focus: Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase - By Ian Hudson Today's Sports Betting Preview - By Rick Elliott Albion Have Gone For A Burton! Your Betting Experience Better Published By BetFan.com Tipster Champions League BetFan.com - Page !1 Links of Interest CLICK HERE FOR A LIVE INTERACTIVE LEAGUE TABLE Tipster Champions League Daily Blog Updates Racecards & Ratings App For iOS App For Android Become An A"liate Help & Support Bet World Reviews Like Us On Social Media Facebook Twitter Click For Bookie Offers TODAY’S FREE SPORTS BETTING TIPS… Footie Flutters Win Bet - Betis v Sociedad 19:30 - Betis @ 2.07 RaceFan Win Bet - Southwell 14:25 - Black Salt @ 2/1 Two Percent Club Win Bet - Clonmel 15:45 - Kiera Royale @ 6/1 Tipster Champions League BetFan.comPage - Page !2 !2 Race In Focus: Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase - By Ian Hudson Cheltenham Tuesday March 12th 2019. Two miles steeplechase for horses aged five and over with 13 fences. Description The Arkle Challenge Trophy is the championship race for novice chasers over the minimum distance. It now has a fixed place in the calendar as the second race on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival. The winner of the race often becomes a leading contender for the Champion Chase the following season. This is the most prestigious two mile chase in the calendar and Altior was the winner in 2018 having won the Arkle Challenge Trophy the previous year. -
ANGLO-IRISH JUMP CLASSIFICATIONS 2018-2019 This Is the Twentieth Full Anglo-Irish Jump Classification
SUPPLEMENT TO THE RACING CALENDAR MAY23rd 2019 1 ANGLO-IRISH JUMP CLASSIFICATIONS 2018-2019 This is the twentieth full Anglo-Irish Jump Classification. It classifiesthe beststeeplechasers and hurdlers that were trained in either Britain or Ireland during the 2018-2019 season, or in France if that performance was achieved in Britain or Ireland. It is not ahandicap but aretrospective measurement of best sustainable performances during the recent season so there may be differences from current handicap marks. The classifications are for all chasers and hurdlers down to aratingof140. Both the steeplechasers and hurdlers are divided into distance categories of 2miles to 2miles 2.5 furlongs, 2miles 3furlongs to 2miles 6.5 furlongs and 2miles 7furlongs plus. They areincluded in the list in which the handicappers believe they have put up their best performance. This is the first season that the hurdlers has been divided into three categories to match the steeplechasing division. There is aseparateclassification identifying Novices rated 140 and above. Juvenile Hurdlers are included in the Novice Hurdle section. Horses trained in Ireland have *appended after their name. Horses trained in France but have aperformance at 140+ in Great Britain or Ireland have ** appended after their name. Mares are in italics, Hunter Chasers underscored. The ratings were agreed and compiled by; Andrew Shaw Ireland Martin Greenwood Great Britain Andrew Mealor Great Britain David Dickinson Great Britain Chris Nash Great Britain Michael Harris Great Britain Shay Quinn -
Anglo-Irish-Hurdle-2017 1..16
SUPPLEMENT TO THE RACING CALENDAR MAY 25th 2017 1 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... ANGLO-IRISH JUMP CLASSIFICATIONS 2016-2017 This is the eighteenth full Anglo-Irish Jump Classification. It classifies the best steeplechasers and hurdlers that were trained in either Britain or Ireland during the 2016-2017 season, or in France if that performance was achieved in Britain or Ireland. It is not a handicap but a retrospective measurement of best sustainable performances during the recent season so there may be differences from current handicap marks. The classifications are for all chasers and hurdlers down to a rating of 140. The steeplechasers are divided into distance categories of 2 miles to 2 miles 2.5 furlongs, 2 miles 3 furlongs to 2 miles 6.5 furlongs and 2 miles 7 furlongs plus. They are included in the list in which the handicappers believe they have put up their best performance. The hurdle categories are similar except that they are divided into two distances of 2 miles to 2 miles 2.5 furlongs and 2 miles 3 furlongs plus. There is a separate classification identifying Novices rated 140 and above. Juvenile Hurdlers are included in the Novice section. Horses trained in Ireland have * appended after their name. Horses trained in France but have a performance at 140+ in Great Britain or Ireland have ** appended after their name. Mares are in italics. The ratings were agreed