Thursday, July 29, 2004

GLORIOUS GOODWOOD 2004
RACENEWS RACECOURSE SERVICE
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, JULY 29

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VODAFONE STEWARDS’ CUP PREVIEW

John Quinn was delighted to have “one on each side” for Saturday’s £100,000 Vodafone Stewards’ Cup, with Fantasy Believer (24) and Caribbean Coral (8) in his bid to take big 30-runner six-furlong handicap back to Malton.

In a race in which the high numbers proved popular with trainers at the draw, Fantasy Believer, who has won two of the his last three races and goes particularly well for Darryll Holland, drew best of the fancied horses in the ante-post market.

Bookmakers were quick to react to the draw, and Corals installed Fantasy Believer as their new favourite at 9-1.

Dave Stevens, the Coral’s spokesman, said: “There does look to be plenty of pace on the stands’ side, but we still favour the high numbers, and Fantastic Believer looks to have everything in his favour - the draw, the form and a top jockey in Darryll.”

Corals then go 10-1 (from 12-1) High Reach, 10-1 Pic Up Sticks, 12-1 Two Step Kid, 12-1 Pivotal Point, 12-1 Mutawaqed (from 8-1), 14-1 Dazzling Bay, 14-1 Cocunut Penang, 16-1 Caribbean Coral, 18-1 Royal Storm, 18-1 Texas Gold, 20-1 bar.

However, Paddy Power has Pic Up Sticks (11) and Mutawaqed (14), both drawn in the middle, as their co-favourites at 9-1, with Pivotal Point, Two Step Kid and Fantasy Believer all on 12-1.

Tony Coleman, representing Paddy Power, said: “We take the view that until the consolation race is run on Friday we won’t really know where the draw advantage lies.

“The fancied horses don’t appear to be have been dealt too many picture cards at the draw, so it looks as if it might still be wide-open.”

Dandy Nicholls, who won with Tayseer four years ago, has five strings to his bow, headed by Fire Up The Band, who has to shoulder a 7lb penalty, taking his weight up to 9st 12lb, which means the topweight, if he runs, will be attempting a new record-carrying performance. Fire Up The Band is due to run in today’s King George Stakes.

The North, who have won three of the last four runnings, with Guinea Hunter (Tim Easterby) and Bond Boy (Bryan Smart) following Tayseer on to the roll of honour, are well represented, for, besides Quinn being two-handed, with the hat-trick seeking Vodafone Dash winner Caribbean Coral (Robert Winston) being accompanied on the journey south by Fantasy Believer, Easterby has two in the race, Dazzling Bay (18), who has been knocking on the door in all the big sprints, being joined by Artie (9), who was last of the 30 runners to get in the race.

Halmahera (29), who went so close last year, is back again and the nine-year-old will be attempting to become the oldest-ever winner of the big sprint, increases the strength of the Northern challenge, and his trainer, Kevin Ryan, was “more than happy” to get 29 and also 30 for his other runner, CD Europe.

HIGH NUMBERS THE CALL IN VODAFONE STEWARDS’ CUP

Raceday Clerk of the Course Seamus Buckley insists that there is only a length between the two sides with regards to any draw bias in Saturday’s £100,00 Vodafone Stewards’ Cup, but trainers are not convinced and were unanimous in plumping for the high numbers when the draw was made at noon today.

Terry Mills’s High Reach was the first horse drawn out of the hat and connections opted for stall 28, and the trend continued from thereon, with Proud Boast, who was next out, in 27, CD Europe 30, Halmahera in 29, Royal Storm 26, Fantasy Believer 24, Texas Gold 25, Native Title 23, Corridor Creeper 22, Funfair Wane 21 and Stormont 20.

The fact that the first three home last year came out of stalls 27, 29 and 28 respectively seemed to influence trainers but, as the choice edged towards the middle, Peter Makin bucked the trend when choosing the stands’ rail draw for Pivotal Point, who will attempt to emulate Jukebox (1970) and Soba (1982) by defying stall one.

However, Pivotal Point is a confirmed trailblazer, and there is no shortage of pace in the low numbers, with Raccoon (2), Material Witness (4), Smokin Beau (5), Two Step Kid (6) and Caribbean Coral (8).

Michael Magnusson only had 20th choice for former ante-post favourite Mutawaqed, so chose stall 14.

He said: ”If I had the choice I would have had 28, but, in the event, there was little left for us.

“Mutawaqed is not the quickest starter so it was never imperative to be over that side, and he did come from a long way back when he won at York, so perhaps all is not lost.”

Jeremy Noseda, who trains Two Step Kid (6), said: “I wanted to be high, but there were only seven balls left when our name came out, so we were a bit snookered.

“However, I am encouraged by the fact that there is plenty of pace on the stands’ side, and they tell me that Danetime, who was the last three-year-old to win the race, was drawn five, so we might yet get lucky.”


THE VODAFONE STEWARDS’ CUP DRAW HISTORY

3.35pm, Saturday, July 31, 2004, six furlongs

YEAR/ WINNER/ DRAW OF FIRST FOUR/ GOING/ RAN/STALLS
2003 PATAVELLIAN 27 29 28 3 Good 29 low
2002 BOND BOY 29 9 22 16 G (G/F patch)28 low
2001 GUINEA HUNTER 19 30 23 7 G (G/F patch 30 low
2000 TAYSEER 28 24 4 19 G (G/F patch)30 low
1999 HARMONIC WAY 8 10 28 6 Good to Firm 30 low
1998 SUPERIOR PREMIUM 28 25 29 23 Good 29 low
1997 DANETIME 5 23 30 2 Good to Firm 30 low
1996 COASTAL BLUFF 29 23 28 15 Good to Firm 30 low
1995 SHIKARI’S SON 30 26 10 4 Good to Firm 27 low
1994 FOR THE PRESENT 16 20 30 23 Firm 26 low
1993 KING'S SIGNET 21 6 13 28 G/S (S patch)29 low
1992 LOCHSONG 5 9 13 11 G (G/F patch)30 low
1991 NOTLEY 28 6 21 16 Good 29 low
1990 KNIGHT OF MERCY 18 14 20 25 Good to Firm 30 low
1989 VERY ADJACENT 20 18 11 14 Firm 22 high
1988 ROTHERFIELD GREYS 9 15 10 8 Good to Soft 28 low
1987 MADRACO 12 30 6 7 Good to Firm 30 low
1986 GREEN RUBY 22 10 12 11 Good 24 low
1985 AL TRUI 20 24 21 11 Good to Soft 28 low
1984 PETONG 11 2 7 21 Good to Firm 26 high
1983 AUTUMN SUNSET 10 3 23 7 Good to Firm 23 high
1982 SOBA 1 23 27 3 Good to Firm 30 high
1981 CREWS HILL 21 8 14 24 Good 30 high
1980 REPETITIOUS 29 4 17 6 Good 28 high
1979 STANDAAN 11 1 3 8 Good 16 high
1978 AHONOORA 15 19 16 6 Firm 23 high
1977 CALIBINA 18 22 17 24 Good 24
1976 JIMMY THE SINGER 5 4 7 10 Good 17
1975 IMPORT 8 14 11 18 Firm 21
1974 RED ALERT 16 20 18 2 Good 25
1973 ALPHADAMUS 20 23 1 21 Firm 27
1972 TOUCH PAPER 6 13 7 16 Good 22
1971 APOLLO NINE 19 23 24 6 Good to Soft 26
1970 JUKEBOX 1 2 23 24 Good 24
1969 ROYAL SMOKE 10 14 15 6 Good 15
1968 SKY DIVER 11 9 15 4 Good 18
1967 SKY DIVER 25 29 7 6 Good 31
1966 PATIENT CONSTABLE 8 2 1 6 Good 25

When the stalls are positioned "low", stall one is placed adjacent to the stands rail. When they are placed "high", the highest-numbered stall is placed directly next to the rail on the other side of the course. Because of the large number of runners in the Vodafone Stewards’ Cup, the horses are spread across virtually the whole course.


DRAW FOR VODAFONE STEWARDS’ CUP

Class B, Showcase Handicap, £100,000 Total Prize Fund, Goodwood, 3.35pm, Saturday, July 31, 2004, six furlongs. For three-year-olds & upwards. Minimum weight 7st 12lb. Highest weight not less than 9st 10lb Any horse rated above 110 (or 114 if such horse is a three-year-old) shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 9st 10lb. Subsequently, the excess over 110 (or 114 if such horse is a three-year-old) in any rating shall be added to the weight allotted without limitation to the highest weight carried. Penalties: after June 26, 2004, a winner of a Class C race 3lb; of two such races or a Class B race 5lb; of a combination of 3 Class C or B races, or of a Class A race, 7lb.

Form Horse Age/Wt Trainer Jockey Draw
1 3401 Fire Up The Band (ex7) 5-9-12 David Nicholls 3
2 7078 Stormont 4-9-10 Hugh Collingridge Jimmy Quinn 20
3 8211 Caribbean Coral 5-9-09 John Quinn Robert Winston 8
4 0352 Dazzling Bay 4-9-08 Tim Easterby John Egan 18
5 1469 Royal Storm 5-9-05 Amanda Perrett Jimmy Fortune 26
6 6050 Halmahera 9-9-04 Kevin Ryan Neil Callan 29
7 0040 Smokin Beau 7-9-02 Nick Littmoden Tom McLaughlin 5
8 6368 Pic Up Sticks 5-9-02 Mick Channon 11
9 0720 Coconut Penang 4-9-02 Peter Chapple-Hyam Simon Whitworth 17
10 0105 Circuit Dancer 4-9-02 Alan Berry 12
11 0989 Whitbarrow 5-9-02 Milton Bradley RyanMoore 15
12 2997 Peruvian Chief 7-9-01 Nick Littmoden J-P Guillambert(3) 19
13 0236 Corridor Creeper 7-9-01 Milton Bradley 22
14 8111 Material Witness (ex5) 7-9-00 William Muir Martin Dwyer 4
15 7746 Simianna 5-8-13 Alan Berry 10
16 0740 Funfair Wane 5-8-13 David Nicholls 21
17 3637 High Reach 4-8-11 Terry Mills Kieren Fallon 28
18 0012 Pivotal Point (ex3) 4-8-11 PeterMakin Seb Sanders 1
19 4134 Two Step Kid 3-8-10 Jeremy Noseda Eddie Ahern 6
20 6838 Bond Boy 7-8-10 Bryan Smart Fergal Lynch 16
21 4110 Raccoon 4-8-10 David Barron Kevin Darley 2
22 4281 Mutawaqed (ex5) 6-8-10 Mikael Magnusson Ryan Moore 14
23 0230 Proud Boast 6-8-09 David Nicholls Kevin Darley 27
24 0006 Cd Europe 6-8-09 Kevin Ryan Neil Callan 30
25 4066 Texas Gold 6-8-09 Willie Muir 25
26 4101 Fantasy Believer (ex5) 6-8-09 John Quinn Darryll Holland 24
27 3820 Marsad 10-8-08 John Akehurst Paul Doe 13
28 1003 Native Title 6-8-07 David Nicholls 23
29 4145 Blackheath (ex5) 8-8-07 David Nicholls 7
30 1001 Artie (ex3) 5-8-06 Tim Easterby 9


GLORIOUS GOODWOOD 2004
RACENEWS RACECOURSE SERVICE
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, JULY 29


CROWD UP

Rod Fabricius, Goodwood’s Clerk of the Course and Managing Director, said: “Today’s crowd of 22,101 was an increase of 835 on last year - that is 4% up.

“We shall be watering the last four furlongs of the straight tonight.”


Race One - Albert Handicap
Winner’s Quotes:

ARTISTIC DISPLAY FROM PETER PAUL REUBENS

Peter Paul Reubens, who, despite a 6lb penalty, was 7lb “well in” for the opening Albert Handicap, duly delivered under a stylish ride from Ryan Moore.

Whereas Kieren Fallon got shuffled back on the inside rail on 9-4 favourite Peeress, Moore broke smartly on Peter Paul Reubens (3-1) and gradually tacked his way across, putting the lid on the race early in the straight and galloping on strongly to hold 20-1 shot Compton’s Eleven by a length and a half. Peeress was a never dangerous third.

Winning trainer Paul Cole admitted that he will now have to look for some ‘black type’ races for Peter Paul Reubens, who had already been put up 13lb before this latest success.

Cole said: ”We always thought a lot of Peter Paul Reubens but, because of his size, we have had to be very patient.

“He was disappointing in his first two races, but they were on soft ground, and he might have been completing a four-timer had I not left him a bit short at Ascot.

“Goodwood’s seven furlongs can produce a very rough race, but Ryan rode a cool race and this horse has such a massive stride that when, he gets to the front, he takes a bit of passing.

“Ryan is a terrific young prospect. He does what you tell him, and he has the ability to go all the way.”

However, Cole has less encouraging news of last year’s Ascot Gold Cup winner Mr Dinos, who came back jarred up when trying for a repeat at last month’s Royal meeting.

Cole said: “Ascot finished him off for the season - the ground there is a disgrace, and they just cannot get the watering right. However, I feel confident that Mr Dinos will come back 100% next year.”

GROUND

After the first race, the following jockeys reported the ground as:

Jimmy Fortune, rider of Fancy Foxtrot, said: “Same as yesterday.”

Frankie Dettori, rider of Free Trip, said: “Firm.”

Kieren Fallon, rider of Peeress, said: “Same as yesterday.”

Frannie Norton, rider of Eccentric, said: “Good to firm.”

Johnny Murtagh, rider of Dvinsky, said: “Beautiful.”

Keith Dalgleish, rider of Parkview Love, said: “Good, fast ground.”

Pat Dobbs, rider of Mister Saif, said: “Good, fast ground.”

Ted Durcan, rider of Mahmoom, said: “Lively.”

Sam Hitchcott, rider of Compton’s Eleven, said: “Quick, fast ground.”

Michael Hills, rider of Desert Dreamer, said: “Good to firm.”

Jimmy Quinn, rider of Take A Bow, said: “Fast.”

Willie Ryan, rider of Invasian, said: “Fast.”

Richard Smith, rider of Corky, said: “Good to firm.”

Dane O’Neill, rider of Bettalatethannever, said: “Very quick.”


RACE 2 KING GEORGE STAKES
WIN QUOTES

RINGMOOR DOWN TAKES SPRINT

Ringmoor Down put in a fast time of 56.73 seconds to beat Boogie Street by a head in a tremendous finish to this Group 3 race, the Kinge George Stakes.

Winning trainer David Arbuthnot said: “This mare deserves that as she has been so unlucky and runs her heart out every time. It’s great when a small owner [Professor Christopher Green] has a filly who wins a Group race as it makes such a difference - it takes the pressure off for the future.

“I debated whether to come five furlongs down here as it’s a pretty swift five for a hold-up filly. I thought that the first two and a half furlongs might cost her but she travelled well. Quinny [winning jockey, Richard Quinn] said that she is improving all the time which she is.

“She was unlucky in the King’s Stand Stakes [at Royal Ascot] when fourth and I saw no reason why Majestic Missile should reverse that form - our mare has beaten all the opponents in this race before but saying that they had beaten her as well.

“She loves fast ground and at York last time, when she was fourth again, it was a bit soft and she didn’t get home over the six furlongs. Five furlongs with a fast pace and fast ground is perfect.

“I was more than confident three out that she would get a run - it was just whether she was good enough.”

The winning owner added: “I had real butterflies and I was helpless - this is the greatest day’s racing that I’ve had.”

Professor Christopher Green is a professor of geophysics working six weeks of the year at St Andrews University.

He worked for Shell and is retired living in Berkshire. “He is a great racing enthusiast and it is so good for a small owner to win a Group race when he has been involved so much in sellers and claimers,” commented Arbuthnot.

Race Two - King George Stakes
Placed Quotes:

BOOGIE STREET PIPPED ON POST

Richard Hannon shook his head in disbelief as the judge confirmed that Boogie Street, having led virtually from the start, had been beaten a head by the two years older Ringmoor Down in the Group 3 King George Stakes.

Hannon said: “Boogie Street would be the top three-year-old sprinter in the country, but there are just no three-year-old only races.

“He has run his heart out, but Jimmy (Fortune) felt that he was running into the whip and he wished he’d left it in the weighing room.”


Milton Bradley was justifiably proud of The Tatling, the winner 12 months ago but this time around third.

Bradley said: “We were giving the first two 12lb and 11lb respectively, and it will be a different story when we go to York for the Nunthorpe Stakes.

“It was always going to be tough under his penalty, but he might still have won had he not been checked at a crucial moment. We’ll go to York with all guns blazing.”


Third race - win quotes
Lady O Goodwood Cup

JOHNSTON LANDS FIFTH GOODWOOD CUP

Mark Johnston is as much a part of Goodwood as the famous Panama Hat, and the Middleham trainer landed the prestigious Lady O Goodwood Cup for the fifth time when Darasim, the 11-8 favourite, galloped his rivals into the ground in this Group Two showpiece.

And if the winner was not enough, then Johnston topped up the celebrations by also saddling runner-up Royal Rebel, who had won this race in 2000, and the fourth in Double Obsession.

Johnston, showered in congratulations and, of course, always associated with that great old stayer Double Trigger, who won the Goodwood Cup three times (1995, 1997 and 1998), said: “Markus Graff, Darasim’s owner, always loves a challenge, so if we got a fair weight we would have
to consider a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.

“This horse is not the archetypal stayer - he is more the mile and six furlong to two mile horse, so he would be sharp enough for Flemington, but it all depends on the weight.

“If he went we would take him there fresh - we learned our lesson with Double Trigger a few years back.” Corals offer 20-1 and Paddy Power 25-1 about his Melbourne chance.

Joe Fanning made all and ground his rivals into submission on Darasim, and he dictated the race throughout.

He said: ”I gave him a breather at the top of the hill and kicked in the straight, but he really quickened from the two-furlong pole.”

Johnston confessed that had he been on Darasim’s back he would have wound up the pace earlier, but he conceded that Joe Fanning had timed the pace perfectly.

He added: “I knew that Darasim was the form horse - he has the perfect blend of speed and stamina. He was the justifiable favourite because he likes the track, and handles this type of ground. He was third in the Ascot Gold Cup this year and he might go for that race next June.

“Double Trigger and Darasim are very different horses. Double Trigger and Royal Rebel are out and out stayers while this horse is much sharper and speedier.

“I am delighted with Royal Rebel, who has run a fantastic race off a slow pace. We have been thinking of retiring him after next year’s Queen Alexandra Stakes at Royal Ascot, but he looked better than ever out there, especially as this two miles is short of his best. Royal Rebel is an out-and-out stayer and will probably take in the Prix Cadran.”

Reflecting on a fabulous 1-2-4, Johnston concluded: “My son Charlie told me this morning that we would finish first, second and fourth, and he has been proved spot on.”


JOE FANNING WINS FIRST GOODWOOD CUP

Joe Fanning made all on Darasim to win his first Lady O Goodwood Cup.

The jockey commented: “I was happy enough throughout the race. I got a breather in at the top of the hill and quickened up from the three-pole.

“He has a good turn of foot for a staying type of horse - he extended when I asked him.

“Trips don’t seem to bother him, a mile and six and two miles. He always seems to run well at Goodwood, enjoying the twists and turns.”


RACE 3 LADY O GOODWOOD CUP
PLACE QUOTES

VISOR MAKES DIFFERENCE TO MISTERNANDO

Misternando, fitted with a visor for just the second time, finished third behind the Mark Johnston-trained pair of Darasim and Royal Rebel.

Mick Channon, trainer of Misternando, said: “I’m delighted with that effort - the visor helps him give himself a chance. Last time when he was third at Sandown, he threw it away at the bottom turn but he is a better horse in a visor and there is more to come.

“He’ll probably go for the Doncaster Cup as there are not many other races to go for.

“He’s a big baby and the young kid on the block [four-years-old] who is gradually making the step up to be a Cup horse - the first two are battle-hardened after all.

“He travelled sweeter throughout that race - that’s the point of the visor.”

Misternando’s jockey Sam Hitchcott added: “He’s run a blinder and coming down the hill I thought that he would take all of the beating - take nothing away from the two in front though.

“That’s only his second run in a visor and I would say there is a bit more improvement yet.”


RACE 4 LADBROKES.COM STAKES
WIN QUOTES

ART TRADER PREVAILS

Art Trader, described by many bookmakers’ representatives as the ‘best-backed horse of the day’, justified 7/2 favouritism by a length and a quarter from Fine Silver.

Winning trainer Amanda Perrett said: “Johnny [Murtagh, winning jockey] gave him a lovely ride and he’s a nice horse.

“The owners have been very patient and deserved this win as he was slowly away in the spring [only having had one previous outing this term].

“Mark [Perrett, husband] is not here today sadly but he and the team at home have done a great job.

“Plenty can go wrong in a race and two furlongs is quite a long time in front. When we missed Ascot, it was nice to come here and we can go home now and have the luxury of having a look at him.”


Race Four: ladbrokes.com Handicap
Placed Quotes:

“I WAS ROBBED” CLAIMS QUINN

Jimmy Quinn, third on Watamu behind Art Trader in the ladbrokes,com Handicap, has no doubt that he was robbed of first prize.

Quinn dismounted and apologised to trainer Peter Makin, declaring: “There is definitely a big handicap in Watamu.”

Explaining the problems he encountered, Quinn added: “I got shunted back early on in the race and, by the time I got a run, the first two had flown.

“My predicament began when the draw was made - we were crowded in on the rails from stall 14, and had I been drawn low I would definitely have won.”

Makin was philosophic about the defeat. He said: ”The plan was to be up there on the pace, but Jimmy had to rewrite the script after the first furlong. It’s just one of the those things and, while these valuable handicaps do now grow on trees, he does love this fast ground which gives us a chance.”

Paul Cole, who trains runner-up Fine Silver, said: “I nearly took him out because of the ground - he wants a bit of ease and, in the circumstances, he has run a blinder. His form is rock-solid.”


Race Five - EBF New Ham Maiden Fillies’ Stakes
Winner’s Quotes:

MISS L’AUGLEVAL ANOTHER WINNING FAVOURITE


Following the successes of Darasim and Art Trader, bookmakers were looking for “a result” in the EBF New Ham Maiden Fillies’ Stakes, but it was roars from the punters and groans from the layers as Miss L’Augleval, the 100-30 favourite, landed the money.

Less than a length covered the first five home, but it was Miss L’Augleval - named after the hotel where trainer Geoff Wragg stays for Deauville - who inched home by half a length. The judge was unable to split Love Affair and Kalmini, who dead-heated for second, with Miss Sharapova and Ellen’s Princess right on their heels.

Wragg said: “She did it slowly, but she got there in the end. She is all guts, and it looks as if she is already crying out for a mile.”

Richard Hannon, trainer of Love Affair, said: ”On a straight track, she would probably have won - she did not get the gaps and was squeezed out. I am delighted, especially as the other filly Ellen’s Princess (fifth) ran well, too.”

Mick Channon, who trains Kalmini, said: “She is solid and as tough as old boots - she’ll be alright and she’ll win a race.”


RACE 6 DE BOER EBF CLASSIFIED STAKES
WIN QUOTES

FLYING DISMOUNT FROM FRANKIE

Racegoers at Goodwood were treated to a flying dismount from popular Italian rider Frankie Dettori after he had steered Golden Sahara to a half length victory over top-weight Material Witness.

“There is a God!” exclaimed the jockey. “I had some cracking rides on the first two days but didn’t manage a winner and I came here today not expecting too much. This horse has been used as a pacemaker for our top horses and it was too soft for him at Salisbury last time, but he got me out of jail today.”

Winning trainer Saeed bin Suroor said: “He has run well and he loves this ground - he has run much better than last time. He has been improving in his work and I was confident of a good run. We’ll look for a better race but there is no decision at this time - he’ll be alright.”

Commenting on Refuse To Bend’s run in yesterday’s Cantor Odds Sussex Stakes, the trainer added: “It was disappointing but we’ll look for another Group One race - he’ll have a break until the next race. We will see how he comes back before deciding where he runs.”


Race Six - De Boeurs EBF Classified Stakes
Placed Quotes:

MATERIAL WITNESS TO RUN AGAIN ON SATURDAY
William Muir, pipped half a length with the trailblazing Material Witness by Golden Sahara in the de Boer EBF Classified Stakes, confirmed that his revitalised seven-year-old will be out again on Saturday, when Frankie Dettori replacing Martin Dwyer in the £100,000 Vodafone Stewards’ Cup.

Muir, who will also be represented by Texas Gold in the big sprint, joked: “That was only a prep-race for Saturday.

“Frankie told Martin to save a bit for the Stewards Cup! If he is OK in the morning, he will definitely take his chance.

“Coming back a furlong is not a problem. He is an unbelievable horse - he took on the best in his first two seasons and, having had a few problems, then ruined his chances by pulling in his races.

“But we decided to forget trying to settle him and let him bowl along in front, and it has been the making of the horse. He was so brave in front, and it has taken the big boys (Godolphin) to come and beat us. Maybe, we should ban them from handicaps!

“There is nothing between him and Texas Gold, and I have one drawn on each side, so we’ve got a real chance.

“My sister Grace is getting married on Saturday to former trainer Kevin Bell, but I’ll be at Goodwood. I can always celebrate with her when I get back - who knows it might be a double celebration!”


RYAN MOORE BANNED FOR A DAY


Ryan Moore was banned for a day for careless riding in the sixth race of the day, the De Boer EBF Classified Stakes.

His mount Moonlight Man, who was fourth, was found to have interfered with the third Boston Lodge inside the final furlong. The suspension is for Monday, August 9.

Race Seven - Valdoe Stakes
Winner’s Quotes:

LOCHBUIE TOPS UP WRAGG CELEBRATIONS

Geoff Wragg, successful earlier with Miss L’Augeval, completed an 18.5-1 double when winning the Valdoe Stakes with Lochbuie, one of three 7-2 co-favourites.

Lochbuie, who took a long time to get into top gear, made John Egan work hard for victory, eventually winning by three quarters a length and one and three-quarters from market-rivals Yoshka and Tungsten Strike.

Wragg, who plans “a nice celebration tonight before I head off to Nottingham tomorrow”, said: “Lochbuie is a tough ride, and John did very well.

“I was a bit worried how the horse would come down the hill, but they have a good job with the watering and I knew he would be alright when he got on the level ground.

“However, Yoshka gave us a fright. I thought he was going to get back at us, but our fellow is very game.”

Joe Mercer, racing manager to Saeed Buhaleeba, owner of Yoshka, told connections: “Don’t worry about that - he is a young, immature horse and he will improve.”


BOOKIES GROANING

Bookmakers might have triumphed on the opening day, but it has been very much the punters who have had the best of the arguments since, and, having taken another battering on Day Three, Neal Wilkins of Victor Chandler groaned: “I don’t know about Glorious Goodwood - this is turning into Bloodbath Badwood for the books!”

Wilkins added: “It has been a disastrous day. Peter Paul Reubens was a solid second-favourite at 100-30 and 3-1 in the opener, and, though we got a few quid back on Ringmoor Down (10-1) in the King George Stakes, in which there was a public plunge on Majestic Missile from 11-4 to 2-1, it was mainly misery from thereafter.

“Darasim, backed from 15-8 to 11-8, was backed to the exclusion of his rivals in the Lady O Goodwood Cup, and all the money was for Art Trader from 9-2 to 7-2 in the ladbrokes.com Handicap.

“And just as we were trying to pick ourselves off the floor, along came Miss L’Augeval, who was the one for money in the two-year-old race, being backed from 4-1 to 100-30 following a string of decent bets and the last race was bad too.”


NO EXPLANATION FOR HAAFHD’S POOR RUN

Angus Gold, racing manager to Hamdan Al Maktoum, spoke about Haafhd who disappointed when ninth in yesterday’s Group One Cantor Odds Sussex Stakes.

He said: “Haafhd pulled up sound and ate up last night so his run is a bit of a mystery.

“I have not yet spoken to Sheikh Hamdan but I would think we will give him a bit of time now. He has been disappointing after having such a good spring when he won the 2000 Guineas impressively.

“I still think he is a much better horse than we are seeing and, for whatever reason, he just does not seem to be firing at the moment.”


AHERN BANNED FOR TWO DAYS

The stewards today held an inquiry into Eddie Ahern’s use of the whip on yesterday’s winner of the Weatherbys Bank Fillies’Rated Stakes, Diamond Lodge.

They decided that the jockey had used his whip in an incorrect place. They suspended him on August 9 and 10.

GROUND GETTING QUICKER

With the sun shining on Goodwood from early morning, Seamus Buckley, clerk of the course on the Sussex track, has changed the ground to:

GOOD TO FIRM - GOOD in places.

However, Buckley stressed that he is delighted how well the ground has stood up to the first two days’ racing, reporting that he has received a very positive response from the jockeys.

Explaining the change in ground, Buckley said: “It has got quicker through the week, and the going stick which had a reading of 8.4 at the beginning of the week is now 9.5.

“We have watered the first quarter-mile of the straight course and will water the remainder after racing this evening, and we don’t anticipate the ground getting any faster than good to firm for the rest of the week and we will continue to water as and when necessary.”

Buckley confirmed that the far rail has been moved to provide fresh ground today for the final four furlongs and that the temporary rail on the lower bend will be removed after racing to provide new ground for the final two days, with similar action being taken on the top bend tomorrow evening so as to give a fresh strip for the Vodafone Nassau Stakes runners.

The official going yesterday was good, good to firm in places.

BETTING NEWS

Victor Chandler report money for the Amanda Perrett-trained Art Trader, who is a 9/2 chance with the Gibraltar-based firm from 6/1, in the ladbrokes.com Handicap (3.50pm).

Coral and Paddy Power have made the same move with Art Trader, who both bookmakers report as the best-backed horse of the day.

Coral has also seen money for Celtic Mill, trained by David Barker, in the King George Stakes (2.40pm). The six-year-old opened at a price of 14/1 but is now an 11/1 shot.

The other horse to have been backed with Coral is Vicious Knight in the De Boer EBF Classified Stakes (5.00pm). The Night Shift gelding is 28/1 from 40/1.

Paddy Power have trimmed the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Peeress into 11/4 from 3/1 for the opening Albert Handicap (2.05pm), while the Irish firm has also shortened Darasim from 9/4 into 2/1 for the Lady O Goodwood Cup (3.15pm).

GLORIOUS GOODWOOD 2004
RACENEWS RACECOURSE SERVICE
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, JULY 29

FIRST RACE RESULT

2.05pm THE ALBERT HANDICAP
Class C, £45,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo Rated 0-100, 7f. Minimum weight: 7st 12lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner 6lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £26,100; 2nd: £9,900; 3rd: £4,950; 4th: £2,250; 5th: £1,125; 6th: £675

1) PETER PAUL RUBENS (Richard Green (Fine Paintings)) Paul Cole 3-9-06 Ryan Moore [8] 3/1
2) COMPTON'S ELEVEN (PCM Racing) Mick Channon 3-8-07 Sam Hitchcott (3) [6] 20/1
3) PEERESS (Cheveley Park Stud) Sir Michael Stoute 3-9-04 Kieren Fallon [18] 9/4 Fav
4) TAKE A BOW (Mrs J E L Wright) Patrick Chamings 3-9-00 Jimmy Quinn [4] 16/1
5) FREE TRIP (Khalid Abdulla) John Gosden 3-8-13 Frankie Dettori [16]
6) MAHMOOM (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Mick Channon 3-9-02 Ted Durcan [17]
7) BETTALATETHANNEVER (J R May) Simon Dow 3-8-09 Dane O'Neill [12]
8) JEDBURGH (The Earl Cadogan) John Dunlop 3-9-07 Richard Quinn [3]
9) FANCY FOXTROT (Joe Allbritton) Brian Meehan 3-8-13 Jimmy Fortune [1]
10) DISTANT CONNECTION (Ann Jarvis, Mrs C O Bamford) Alan Jarvis 3-8-06 Kerrin McEvoy [14]
11) DESERT DREAMER (Maktoum Al Maktoum) Barry Hills 3-8-12 Michael Hills [11]
12) MISTER SAIF (Mailh L Al Basti) Richard Hannon 3-8-11 Pat Dobbs [5]
13) ECCENTRIC (Andrew Reid) Andrew Reid 3-7-12 Franny Norton [9]
14) DVINSKY (Michael Tabor) Gerard Butler b1 3-8-12 Johnny Murtagh [2]
15) INVASIAN (Dr Karen Invasion) Henry Cecil 3-8-11 Willie Ryan [10]
16) PARKVIEW LOVE (Paul Dean) Mark Johnston 3-9-04 Keith Dalgleish [13]
17) LORD LINKS (Coriolan Links Partnership VI) Richard Hannon 3-8-06 Eddie Ahern [7]

17 ran Non-Runner: Corky (Vet’s Certificate)
Time: 1 min 25.40 sec Dist: 1.5, 1, 2.5, hd, .5, nk, nk, 1.25, .5, .75, 3.5, nk, hd, 1.5, 1.75, 1.25
Breeder: Mueller Farm Breeding: ch c Belong To Me (USA) - Skybox (USA) (Spend A Buck (USA))
Tote Win: £4.30 Places: £1.80; £5.00; £1.50; £3.00 Exacta: £111.90

Winning trainer:-Name Cole, Paul Frederick Irvine Date of birth: 11/9/41 Date of first licence: 1968 Previous Occupation: Assistant to Richmond Sturdy & George Todd Classic wins: (2) St Leger (1990 Snurge); Vodafone Derby (1991 Generous) Major wins include: Irish Derby (1991 Generous), Dewhurst Stakes (1990 Generous), Italian Derby (1987 Zaizoom, 1994 Time Star), King George VI and the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1991 Generous), St Leger (1990 Snurge), Irish Oaks (1990 Knight's Baroness), Italian Oaks (1993 Bright Generation), Queen Mary Stakes (1996 Dance Parade), Vodafone Nassau Stakes (1991 & 1992 Ruby Tiger), Premio Legnano (1993 Ruby Tiger), Coventry Stakes (1991 Dilum), Richmond Stakes (1991 Dilum), Grand Prix de Deauville (1993 Snurge), Irish St Leger (1990 Ibn Bey, 1995 Strategic Choice), Lincoln Handicap (1997 Kuala Lipis, 2000 John Ferneley, 2001 Nimello), Wokingham Handicap (1977 Calibina, 1980 Queen’s Pride, 1987 Bel Byou), Coventry Stakes (1991 Dilum, 1994 Sri Pekan, 1998 Red Sea), Prince of Wales’s Stakes (1979 Crimson Beau), Gold Cup (2003 Mr Dinos) Wins this year: 24 Wins in a season (1984-2003):61:54:64:55:43:51:53:73:86:67:69:77:74:60:64:76:51:56:61:56 Trainsat Whatcombe, Wantage, Oxfordshire Other details: Champion trainer 1991 First Goodwood Winner: Off Games (Goodwood Claiming Stakes, August 3, 1973) Goodwood Winners: 91 (31 at July Meeting) Horses in training (1985-2004):84,107,112,120,120 ,117,105,131,136,157,129,140,141,134,118:117:111:114:97:92

Winning Jockey :- Name: Moore, Ryan Lee Born: 18th September 1983 Other Details: Apprenticed to Richard Hannon having previously been with his father Gary at Woodingdean in Brighton First winner: Mersey Beat (Land Rover Defender Amateur Riders’ Handicap Hurdle, Towcester, May 15, 2000) Major Wins: Tote Cesarewitch (2002 Miss Fara) Wins in 2002-03: 39; 59 (champion apprentice) Wins This Season: 76 First Goodwood win: Barbason (The News Amateur Riders’ H’cap, June 9, 2000) Goodwood winners: 9 (1 at July Meeting)




SECOND RACE RESULT

2.40pm THE KING GEORGE STAKES
Class A, Group Three, £50,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo+, 5f. Weights: 3yo colts & geldings 8st 10lb; fillies 8st 7lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings 9st; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: after September 1, 2003, a winner of a Group Three race 5lb; of a Group Two race 8lb; of a Group One race 10lb (races won at 2yo not to count for penalties). Weight for age: 3yo from 4yo+ 4lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £29,000; 2nd: £11,000; 3rd: £5,500; 4th: £2,500; 5th: £1,250; 6th: £750

1) RINGMOOR DOWN (Prof C D Green) David Arbuthnot 5-8-11 Richard Quinn [12] 10/1
2) BOOGIE STREET (Hippodrome Racing) Richard Hannon t3-8-10 Jimmy Fortune [9] 15/2
3) THE TATLING (Dab Hand Racing) Milton Bradley 7-9-08 Ryan Moore [7] 8/1
4) AVONBRIDGE (John Deer) Roger Charlton 4-9-08 Steve Drowne [8]
5) TYCHY (P Ellinas) Stuart Williams 5-8-11 Martin Dwyer [10]
6) BAHAMIAN PIRATE (Lucayan Stud) David Nicholls 9-9-00 Eddie Ahern [6]
7) CELTIC MILL (P Asquith) David Barker 6-9-00 Lee Enstone [3]
8) MAJESTIC MISSILE (Flying Tiger Partnership) William Haggas 3-8-10 Kieren Fallon [13] 2/1 Fav
9) IF PARADISE (Mrs J Wood) Richard Hannon 3-8-10 Dane O'Neill [5]
10) BISHOPS COURT (David Brotherton) Lynda Ramsden 10-9-00 Frankie Dettori [1]
11) DRAGON FLYER (Marchwood Aggregates) Mick Quinn 5-8-11 Franny Norton [4]
12) FIRE UP THE BAND (P Crane, A Barker & S Short) David Nicholls 5-9-00 Adrian Nicholls [2]
13) AUTUMN PEARL (Mr & Mrs Kevan Watts) Michael Jarvis 3-8-07 Philip Robinson [11]

13 ran
Time: 56.73 sec Dist: hd, .75, 1, .5, nk, .5, nk, 1.25, hd, nk, 5, .75
Breeder: Pigeon House Stud Breeding: b m Pivotal - Floppie (FR) (Law Society (USA))
Tote Win: £12.80 Places: £3.70; £2.50; £2.60 Exacta: £85.70

Winning trainer:- Name Arbuthnot, David William Patrick Date of Birth: 7/3/53 Riding Career: One Point-to-Point winner Previous occupation: Assistant trainer for 7 years to Fulke Johnson Houghton Date of first trainer’s licence: January 1981Number of horses in training (1982-2003):14:22:28:28:33:36:31:30: 28:43:32:26:27:28:28:26:29:29:38:41:40:35 Number of wins in a season (1991-2002): 12: 12: 19:15:15:5:14:19:11:13:23: 13 First Goodwood win: Kondair (September 10, 1983 - John Kent Handicap) Total Goodwood wins: 7 (2 at July Meeting) Big Race Wins: Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap (1991 Rinja), Lincoln (2002 Zucchero), King George Stakes (2004 Ringmoor Down)

Winning jockey:-Name: Quinn, Thomas Richard. Born: Stirling, Scotland, 2/12/61 Apprenticeship: With Paul Cole, First winner: Bolivar Baby (Kempton, October 21, 1981) Classic wins: (3) St Leger (1990 Snurge, 2000 Millenary), Vodafone Oaks (2000 Love Divine) Other major wins include: Lockinge Stakes (1988 Broken Hearted, 1996 Soviet Line), Fillies Mile’ (1991 Culture Vulture), Irish St Leger (1990 Ibn Bey, 1995 Strategic Choice), Irish Oaks (1990 Knight's Baroness), Yorkshire Oaks (1987 Bint Pasha), Cheveley Park Stakes (1989 Pass The Peace, 1999 Seazun); Dewhurst Stakes (1990 Generous); Poule d’Essai des Poulains (1992 Culture Vulture), Prix Royal Oak (1992 Assessor), Derby Italiano (1987 Zaizoom, 1994 Time Star); Rothmans International (1992 Snurge), Grand Prix de Paris (2000 Beat Hollow), Royal Hunt Cup (1986 Patriach, 2004 Mine) First Goodwood win: Aqaba Prince (Birdless Grove H’cap, May 23, 1984) Goodwood winners: 107 (28 at July Meeting) Wins 1984-2003: 62,47,69,55,46,63,90,99,117,123,115,111,149,74,108,151,140,116,104,82 Other details: Champion European apprentice 1983, Champion British apprentice 1984, retained rider to Henry Cecil from 2000 to 2003, now freelance

THIRD RACE RESULT
3.15pm THE LADY O GOODWOOD CUP
Class A, Group Two, £100,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo+, 2m. Weights: 3yo colts & geldings 8st 1lb; fillies 7st 12lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings 9st 4lb; fillies 9st 1lb. Penalties: after September 1, 2003, a winner of a Group Two race 3lb; of a Group One race 5lb (races won at 2yo not to count for penalties).Penalty Values: 1st: £58,000; 2nd: £22,000; 3rd: £11,000; 4th: £5,000; 5th: £2,500; 6th: £1,500

1) DARASIM (Markus Graff) Mark Johnston v6-9-04 Joe Fanning [8] 11/8 Fav
2) ROYAL REBEL (Peter Savill) Mark Johnston v8-9-04 Johnny Murtagh [1] 14/1
3) MISTERNANDO (John Duggan) Mick Channon v4-9-04 Sam Hitchcott [5] 11/1
4) DOUBLE OBSESSION (Ron Huggins, R B Huckerby, Atlantic Racing) Mark Johnston v4-9-04 John Egan [4]
5) ROMANY PRINCE (Jeff Smith) David Elsworth 5-9-04 Dane O'Neill [9]
6) SILVER GILT (The Dukes of Roxburghe & Devonshire) John Gosden 4-9-04 Frankie Dettori [7]
7) SUPREMACY (The Royal Ascot Racing Club) Sir Michael Stoute 5-9-04 Kieren Fallon [6]
8) ANAK PEKAN (H R H Sultan Ahmed Shah) Michael Jarvis 4-9-04 Philip Robinson [2]
9) HILBRE ISLAND (E H Jones (Paints) Ltd) Brian Meehan 4-9-04 Michael Hills [3]

9 ran
Time: 3 min 26.93 sec Dist: 2.5, .75, 1, .5 , nk, .5, 8, 7
Breeder: His Highness The Aga Khan’s Stud SC Breeding: b g Kahyasi - Darartia (IRE) (Halo (USA))
Tote Win: £2.50 Places: £1.30; £3.50; £3.50 Exacta: £18.60

Winning Trainer:-Name: Johnston, Mark Steven Born:Glasgow, 10/9/59 Date of first licence: January 1987 First winner: Hinari Video (Carlisle, July 1, 1987) Previous Occupation: Qualified as veterinary surgeon at Glasgow University; practiced as vet in Cleveland, Essex and Northern Ireland, spent brief spells with John Winter, Tommy Craig, Charlie Millbank in France and John Russell in USA Classic wins: (2) UltimateBet.com 2000 Guineas (1994 Mister Baileys); UltimateBet.com 1000 Guineas (2004 Attraction) Other major wins include: Ascot Gold Cup (1995 Double Trigger, 2001 Royal Rebel), St James’s Palace Stakes (1996 Bijou D'Inde), Sagaro Stakes (1995 & 1996 Double Trigger), Doncaster Cup (1995,1996 & 1998 Double Trigger), Futurity Stakes (1994 Jural), Cornwallis Stakes (1994 Millstream), Lady O Goodwood Cup (1995, 1997 & 1998 Double Trigger, 2000 Royal Rebel, 2004 Darasim), Princess Margaret Stakes (1992 Marina Park), Veuve Cliquot Vintage Stakes (1993 Mister Baileys, 2004 Shamardal), Royal Lodge Stakes (1993 Mister Baileys), Princess Of Wales’s Stakes (1998 Fruits Of Love, 2004 Bandari), Dubai Turf Classic (1999 Fruits Of Love), Hardwicke Stakes (1999 and 2000 Fruits of Love), Lingfield Derby Trial (2002 Bandari), Chester Vase (2002 Fight Your Corner), Classic Trial (2002 Simeon), Peugeot Gordon Stakes (2002 Bandari), Credit Suisse Private Banking Pokal (2002 Yavana’s Pace), Great Voltigeur Stakes (2002 Bandari), Harvest Stakes (2002 Love Everlasting), Cherry Hinton Stakes (2003 Attraction), Betdaq Ormonde Stakes (2004 Systematic) Wins in a season (1987-2003): 1: 5: 15: 28: 31: 53: 77: 117: 114: 116: 123: 100:113:130:116: 134 (most victories in Britain): 139 Number of horses in training (1987-2004): n/a: 17: 18: 35: 35: 39: 49: 72: 120: 117: 120:130: 147:152:159:178:178: n/a:n/a Trains at Kingsley House Racing Stables Middleham, N Yorks Wins this season: 74 First Goodwood win: The Can Can Man (SIS H’cap, May 23, 1991) Goodwood winners: 41 (31 at July Meeting)

Winning jockey:-Name: Fanning, Joseph Kenning Born: September 24, 1970 First Win: Henry Will, Yarmouth, June 9, 1990 Major Wins Include: Northumberland Plate (1993 Highflying), Veuve Cliquot Vintage Stakes (2004 Shamardal), Lady O Goodwood Cup (2004 Darasim) Wins (1991-2003): 45, 45, 22, 14, 17, 19,18,18,67,63,71,76,84 First Goodwood winner: Super Benz (Pilley Green Handicap, August 24, 1991) Wins This Season: 58 Goodwood wins: 7 (3 at July Meeting)


FOURTH RACE RESULT

3.50pm THE ladbrokes.com HANDICAP
Class B, £75,000 Total Prize Fund. For 3yo rated 0-110, 1m 1f 192yds. Minimum weight: 7st 12lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner 4lb; of a Class A to C race 7lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £43,500; 2nd: £16,500; 3rd: £8,250; 4th: £3,750; 5th: £1,875; 6th: £1,125

1) ART TRADER (Matthew Green & Oliver Simmons) Amanda Perrett 3-8-10 Johnny Murtagh [11] 7/2 Fav
2) FINE SILVER (SIV Corporation) Paul Cole 3-8-10 Richard Quinn [7] 12/1
3) WATAMU (R A Henley) Peter Makin v1 3-8-01 Jimmy Quinn [14] 14/1
4) MUTAFANEN (Hamdan Al Maktoum) Ed Dunlop 3-9-06 Richard Hills [6] 12/1
5) WARRAD (Abdulla Al Khalifa) Gerard Butler 3-8-05 Eddie Ahern [15]
6) ROYAL WARRANT (The Queen) Andrew Balding 3-8-10 Martin Dwyer [5]
7) WOODY VALENTINE (Favourites Racing) Mark Johnston 3-7-13 Royston Ffrench [4]
8) GATWICK (Henry Ponsonby) Mick Channon 3-9-04 Sam Hitchcott (3) [3]
9) GAVROCHE (J L Guillambert) Chris Dwyer 3-8-03 Jean-Pierre Guillambert (3) [2]
10) GOLD HISTORY (Abdulla BuHaleeba) Mark Johnston 3-9-03 Joe Fanning [8]
11) DANCING LYRA (Nick Browne) John Hills 3-8-07 Michael Hills [1]
12) SENESCHAL (Peter Taplin) Mick Channon 3-7-11 Tolly Dean (7) [10]
13) ODDSMAKER (D Maloney & S Rudolph) David Evans 3-8-05 Dean McKeown [13]
14) KINGSWORD (Saeed Suhail) Sir Michael Stoute 3-9-00 Kieren Fallon [16]
15) LUCAYAN LEGEND (Lucayan Stud) Richard Hannon 3-8-11 Frankie Dettori [9]
16) MUTAWASSEL (Hamdan Al MAktoum) Barry Hills b1 3-9-03 Willie Supple [12]

16 ran
Time: 2 min 05.31 sec Dist: 1.25, 1.5, sh, hd, 3, .75, hd, 1.25, 5, hd, 3, 5, 1.25, sh, 8
Breeder: R H Thomson Breeding: b c Arch (USA) - Math (USA) (Devil’s Bag (USA))
Tote Win: £4.50 Places: £1.70; £3.70; £4.90; £4.20 Exacta: £64.90

Winning Trainer:- Name: Perrett, Amanda Born: December 31, 1969 Married: July 2, 1995 Trains at: Coombelands Stables, Pulborough, West Sussex Riding Career: 54 wins under Rules, 40 point-to-point winners First Trainer’s Licence: 1996 First Group 1 Win: Prix du Moulin (2000 Indian Lodge) Other Big Race Wins: Prix de la Foret (2000 Indian Lodge); Oak Tree Stakes (2002 Desert Alchemy); Celebration Mile (2002 Tillerman) Winners 1996-03: 1; 8; 11; 18; 27; 37; 60; 55 Horses in Training 2001-04: 99; 104; 100; 120 First Goodwood win: Transom (Mortar Mill Handicap, June 12, 1997) Total Goodwood wins: 18 (3 at July Meeting) Wins This Season: 13

Winning jockey:-Name: Murtagh, John Patrick Born: May 14, 1970 First Winner: Chicago Style, Limerick, July 6, 1987 British Classic Wins (3): Vodafone Derby (2000 Sinndar, 2002 High Chaparral), UltimateBet.com 2000 Guineas (2002 Rock Of Gibraltar) Big Race Wins include: Breeders’ Cup Mile (1995 Ridgewood Pearl), Coronation Stakes (1995 Ridgewood Pearl), Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (2000 Sinndar), King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (2003 Alamshar), Prix du Moulin (1995 Ridgewood Pearl), Yorkshire Oaks (1996 Key Change, 2000 Petrushka), Beverly D Stakes (1996 Timarida), Irish Champion Stakes (1996 Timarida), Irish Oaks (1997 Ebadiyla, 1998 Winona, 2000 Petrushka), Ascot Gold Cup (1999 Enzeli, 2001 & 2002 Royal Rebel); National Stakes (1993 Manntari, 1999 Sinndar), Moyglare Stud Stakes (1998 Edabiya), Irish Derby (2000 Sinndar, 2003 Alamshar), Grosser Dallmayr-Preis (2000 Greek Dance), Prix Niel (2000 Sinndar), Prix de l’Abbaye (2000 Namid), Prix de l’Opera (2000 Petrushka), Dubai Champion Stakes (2000 Kalanisi), Racing Post Trophy (2000 Dilshaan), Irish 2,000 Guineas (2001 Black Minnaloushe), Falmouth Stakes ( 2004 Soviet Song), Darley July Cup (2004 Frizzante), Sussex Stakes (2004 Soviet Song) Other details: Champion Irish apprentice in 1989, champion jockey in Ireland 1995 and 1998, has also been champion in Dubai Wins in Britain 2001-2003: 10; 15; 12 Wins this season in Britain: 49 First Goodwood Winner: No Excuse Needed (Champagne Victor Vintage Stakes, August 2, 2000) Total Goodwood Wins: 5 (4 at July Meeting)


FIFTH RACE RESULT
4.25pm THE EUROPEAN BREEDERS’ FUND NEW HAM MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES

Class D, £15,000 Added. For 2yo fillies which are EBF eligible, 7f. Weights 8st 11lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £10,465; 2nd: £3,200; 3rd: £1,610; 4th: £805

1) MISS L'AUGEVAL (John Pearce) Geoff Wragg 2-8-11 Kevin Darley [9] 100/30 Fav
DH 2) LOVE AFFAIR (Speedlith Group) Richard Hannon 2-8-11 Ryan Moore [12] 16/1
DH 2) KALMINI (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Mick Channon 2-8-11 Ted Durcan [6] 7/1
4) MISS SHARAPOVA (H E Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed) Gerard Butler 2-8-11 Kieren Fallon [10]
5) ELLENS PRINCESS (Mrs Chris Harrington) Richard Hannon 2-8-11 Pat Dobbs [2]
6) MIDCAP (Mr & Mrs Peter Orton & Partner) Barry Hills 2-8-11 Michael Hills [4]
7) RUMBALARA (Peter Maher) John Gosden 2-8-11 Jimmy Fortune [13]
8) CEIRIOG VALLEY (R J McAlpine) Barry Hills 2-8-11 Richard Hills [7]
9) GWYNETH (Capt J Macdonald-Buchanan) John Dunlop 2-8-11 Richard Quinn [11]
10) SOMETHING EXCITING (Setsquare Recruitment) David Elsworth 2-8-11 Neil Pollard [3]
11) MARY GRAY (R H Smith & Mrs L Boggs) Mark Johnston 2-8-11 Joe Fanning [8]
12) SHARABY (Mktoum Al Maktoum) Ed Dunlop 2-8-11 Frankie Dettori [5]
13) CASUAL GLANCE (Kingsclere Stud) Andrew Balding 2-8-11 Martin Dwyer [1]

13 ran
Time: 1 min 29.18 sec Dist: .5, DH, hd, sh, 1, hd, 1, nk, .5, sh, .75, 5
Breeder: John Pearce Breeding: b f Zilzal (USA) - Miss Sancerre (Last Tycoon)
Tote Win: £4.20 Places:£1.80; £5.50; £2.40 Exacta: £2.40

Winning trainer:-Name: Wragg, Geoffrey; Date of birth:9/1/30 Previous Occupation:Assistant to father Harry Wragg; First Trainers’ licence: February 1983 First winner: Hard Kingdom, Newcastle, April 4, 1983 Classic wins: (1) Vodafone Derby (1983 Teenoso): Other Major wins:Ascot Gold Cup (1994 Arcadian Heights) King George VI and the Queen Elizabeth Stakes (1984 Teenoso, 1996 Pentire), Prince of Wales's Stakes (1996 First Island), Sussex Stakes (1992 Marling, 1996 First Island), Coronation Stakes (1992 Marling, 1997 Rebecca Sharp, 1998 Balisada), Lockinge Stakes (1989 Most Welcome, 1997 First Island), Gordon Richards Stakes (2001 Island House), Letheby & Christopher Cheshire Oaks (1985 Helenetta, 1989 Braiswick; 2001 Rockerlong; 2004 Hidden Hope), Ormonde Stakes (2001 and 2002 St Expedit; 2003 Asian Heights), Swinley Stakes (2002 Monturani), September Stakes (1991 Young Buster, 2002 Asian Heights), Wins In A Season (1989-2003): 25:32:51:45:35:33:33:28:27:14:22:27:29:26:16 Number of horses in training (1983-2003): 69:74:76 :78:74 :81:84:84:68:67:64 :68:60:61:64:69:58:44:50:60:59 Trains at Abington Place, Newmarket, Suffolk Wins this season: 18 First Goodwood winner: Deutschmark (May 19, 1983) Total Goodwood wins: 37 (16 at July Meeting)

Winning jockey:-Name: Darley, Kevin Paul. Born: Tettenhall, Staffordshire, 5/8/60 Apprenticeship: 1976, with Reg Hollinshead. First winner: Dust Up (Haydock 5/8/77) Classic Wins (2): St Leger (2002 Bollin Eric); UltimateBet.com 1000 Guineas (2004 Attraction) First big win: Bovis Handicap (Van Laser - Ascot, October 8, 1977) Major wins include: Irish 1,000 Guineas (2004 Attraction) Park Hill Stakes (1984 Borushka), Racing Post Trophy (1994 Celtic Swing, 2001 High Chaparral), Prix du Jockey-Club (1995 Celtic Swing), Nunthorpe Stakes (1997 Coastal Bluff - dead-heat with Ya Malak), Theo Fennell Lennox Stakes (2000 Observatory), Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup (2000 Pipalong), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (2000 Observatory, 2002 Where Or When), Harvest Stakes (2001 Lilium), Jockey Club Cup (2001 Capal Garmon), Swinley Stakes (2002 Monturani), William Hill Mile (2002 Smirk), Harvest Stakes (2001 Lilium, 2002 Love Everlasting), Rockfel Stakes (2002 Luvah Girl), Cherry Hinton Stakes (2003 Attraction), Betdaq Ormonde Stakes (2004 Systematic), Wokingham Handicap (1996 Emerging Market), Jersey Stakes (2000 Observatory), Queen Mary Stakes (2000 Romantic Myth, 2003 Attraction), Queen’s Vase (2001 And Beyond, 2003 Shanty Star), King George V H’cap (2002 Systematic), Hardwicke Stakes (2002 Zindabad), Golden Jubilee Stakes (2002 Malhub), Norfolk Stakes (2003 Russian Valour), Sandringham Rated Stakes (2004 Celtic Heroine), Coronation Stakes (2004 Attraction) Wins 1991-03: 66; 91; 143; 154; 148; 113; 128; 94; 118; 155; 162; 113; 125 Other Details: Champion Jockey 2000 First Royal Ascot Win: Wokingham Handicap (June 21, 1996, Emerging Market) First Goodwood winner: Alpine Skier (Vodata Nursery Stakes, July 31, 1993) Number of Goodwood Winners: 37 (19 at July Meeting)Wins this season: 56

SIXTH RACE RESULT
5.00pm THE DE BOER EUROPEAN BREEDERS FUND CLASSIFIED STAKES

Class B, £20,000 added. For 3yo+ rated 0-95, which are EBF eligible (also open to such horse rated 96-100). Weights: 3yo colts & geldings 8st 9lb; fillies 8st 6lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings 9st 2lb; fillies 8st 13lb (for horses rated 96 or higher, the excess in any rating above 95 shall be added to the weights stated). Penalties: after July 17, a winner 6lb. Weight for age: 3yo from 4yo+ 7lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £12,296; 2nd: £4,664; 3rd: £2,332; 4th: £1,060; 5th: £530; 6th: £318

1) GOLDEN SAHARA (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor t3-8-09 Frankie Dettori [12] 8/1
2) MATERIAL WITNESS (M J Caddy) William Muir 7-9-06 Martin Dwyer [10] 5/1
3) BOSTON LODGE (Fawzi Abdulla Nass) Gerard Butler v1 4-9-02 Johnny Murtagh [9] 8/1
4) MOONLIGHT MAN (J A Lazzari) Richard Hannon 3-9-00 Ryan Moore [3]
5) WIZARD OF NOZ (C Fox & J Wright) Jeremy Noseda 4-9-05 Kieren Fallon [7]
6) QUIET STORM (Howard Spooner) Geoff Wragg 4-8-13 Steve Drowne [5]
7) SEW'N'SO CHARACTER (Aykroyd And Sons Ltd) Michael Blanshard b1 3-8-09 Fergus Sweeney [4]
8) DIGITAL (Bill Wightman) Mick Channon 7-9-02 Sam Hitchcott [8]
9) MAGHANIM (Hamdan Al Maktoum) John Dunlop 4-9-05 Richard Hills [2]
10) VICIOUS KNIGHT (The McCauley Boys) David Nicholls 6-9-02 Adrian Nicholls [6]
11) KEHAAR (Eadt Wind Racing Ltd) Mikael Magnusson 3-8-09 Eddie Ahern [1] 7/2 Fav
12) MAKFOOL (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Mick Channon 3-8-11 Ted Durcan [11]

12 ran
Time: 1 min 25.81 sec Dist: .5, nk, .5, 1.5, .75, hd, .5, .5, 3.5, .75, nk
Breeder: Gainsborough Stud Management Ltd
Breeding: b c Green Desert (USA) - Golden Digger (USA) (Mr Prospector (USA))
Tote Win: £6.40 Places: £2.10; £2.20; £3.90 Exacta: £40.50
Winning trainer:-Name: bin Suroor, Saeed Trains at Newmarket for Godolphin, the racing entity of Sheikh Mohammed, whose horses winter in Dubai and race worldwide. British Classic wins: (10) Sagitta 2000 Guineas (1996 Mark of Esteem, 1999 Island Sands), Sagitta 1000 Guineas (1998 Cape Verdi, 2002 Kazzia), Vodafone Oaks (1995 Moonshell; 2002 Kazzia); Vodafone Derby (1995 Lammtarra); St Leger (1995 Classic Cliche; 1998 Nedawi; 1999 Mutafaweq) Other major wins include: Irish Derby (1994 Balanchine), Irish 2000 Guineas (2000 Bachir), Irish Champion Stakes (1994 Cezanne; 1998 Swain, 2001 Fantastic Light, 2002 Grandera), Irish St Leger (1998 & 1999 Kayf Tara), French 2000 Guineas (1995 Vettori; 2000 Bachir; 2001 Noverre); Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (1995 Lammtarra, 2001 Sakhee, 2002 Marienbard); Breeders Cup Turf (2001 Fantastic Light), Prix d’Ispahan (1996 Halling, 2002 Best Of The Bests), Eclipse (1995,1996 Halling; 1998 Daylami; 2004 Refuse To Bend); Juddmonte International Stakes (1995 & 1996 Halling, 2001 Sakhee), Ascot Gold Cup (1996 Classic Cliche; 1998 Kayf Tara, 2000 Kayf Tara), King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1995 Lammtarra; 1997 & 1998 Swain, 1999 Daylami, 2004 Doyen), Nunthorpe Stakes (1995 So Factual), Derby Italiano (1998 Central Park), Lockinge Stakes (1998 Cape Cross; 2000 Aljabr), Prix Jean Prat (1998 Almutawakel), Prix de la Salamandre (1998 Aljabr), Man O’ War Stakes (1998 Daylami; 2000 Fantastic Light), Lockinge Stakes (1998 Cape Cross, 1999 Fly To The Stars, 2000 Aljabr), Great Voltigeur Stakes (1998 Sea Wave), Vodafone Coronation Cup (1999 Daylami, 2001 Mutafaweq), Sussex Stakes (1999 Aljabr, 2001 Noverre) Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup (1999 Diktat), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (1996 Mark Of Esteem, 1999 Dubai Millennium, 2001 Summoner), Prix Jacques le Marois (1999 Dubai Millennium, 2000 Muhtathir), Prince of Wales’s Stakes (1998 Faithful Son, 2000 Dubai Millennium, 2001 Fantastic Light, 2002 Grandera), Hong Kong Cup (2000 Fantastic Light), Man O'War Stakes (2000 Fantastic Light), Canadian International Stakes (2000 Mutafaweq), JP Morgan Private Bank Goodwood Cup (1999 Kayf Tara), Gran Premio Del Jockey Club (2001 Kutub), Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (2001 Slickly), Grosser Dallmayr Preis (2001 Kutub), Tattersalls Gold Cup (2001 Fantastic Light), Premio Vittorio Di Capua (2001 and 2002 Slickly), Flower Bowl Invitational Stakes (2002 Kazzia), Gazelle Handicap (2002 Imperial Gesture), Beldame Stakes (2002 Imperial Gesture), Deutschlandpreis (2000 Mutafaweq, 2002 Marienbard), American Oaks (2002 Jilbab), Stephen Foster Handicap (2002 Street Cry), Singapore Airlines International Cup (2002 Grandera), Grosser Bugatti Preis (2002 Marienbard, 2003 Mamool), Dubai World Cup (2000 Dubai Millennium), 2002 Street Cry, 2003 Moon Ballad), Dubai Sheema Classic (2003 Sulamani), Queen Anne Stakes (2003 Dubai Destination), Gran Premio di Milano (2003 Leadership), Arlington Million (2003 Sulamani), Prix Vermeille (2003 Mezzo Soprano), Turf Classic Invitational (2003 Sulamani), Preis Von Europa (2001 Kutub, 2003 Mamool) Wins in a season (1995-2003) 14:48:41:38:41:17:24:21:23 Wins this season: 51 First Goodwood Win: Tamayaz (Vodapage Conditions Stakes, July 29, 1995) Total Goodwood wins: 38 (11 at July Meeting) Other details: Champion trainer 1996;1999 Completed full set of classic wins following Cape Verdi’s victory in the 1,000 Guineas.

Winning jockey:-Name: Dettori, Lanfranco.Born: 15/12/70 in Milan, Italy First winner: Rif (Turin, Italy, November 16, 1986), First British winner: Lizzy Hare (Goodwood June 9, 1987) First Success: Rif (Turin, Italy, November 16, 1986) Classic wins; (9) Vodafone Oaks (1994 Balanchine, 1995 Moonshell, 2002 Kazzia); St Leger (1995 Classic Cliche, 1996 Shantou), 2000 Guineas (1996 Mark of Esteem, 1999 Island Sands), 1000 Guineas (1998 Cape Verdi, 2002 Kazzia) Other major wins include: King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1995 Lammtarra, 1998 Swain, 1999 Daylami, 2004 Doyen), Ascot Gold Cup (1992, 1993 Drum Taps, 1998 Kayf Tara), St James’s Palace Stakes (1997 Starborough), Vodafone Coronation Cup (1996 Swain, 1997 Singspiel, 1999 Daylami, 2001 Mutafaweq), Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (1995 Lammtarra, 2001 Sakhee, 2002 Marienbard), Breeders’ Cup Mile (1994 Barathea), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (1990 Markofdistinction; 1996 Mark of Esteem, 1999 Dubai Millennium), Juddmonte International (1996 Halling, 1997 Singspiel, 2001 Sakhee), Coral-Eclipse Stakes (1998 Daylami; 2004 Refuse To Bend),Yorkshire Oaks (1994 Only Royale), Middle Park Stakes (1996 Bahamian Bounty), Fillies’ Mile (1990 Shamshir, 1999 Teggiano, 2000 Crystal Music), Nunthorpe Stakes (1993 Lochsong, 1995 So Factual, 1998 Lochangel), Sussex Stakes (1991 Second Set, 1999 Aljabr); Haydock Sprint Cup (1999 Diktat); Breeders’ Cup Turf (1999 Daylami), Japan Cup (1996 Singspiel); Dubai World Cup (2000 Dubai Millennium, 2003 Moon Ballad); Poule d’Essai des Poulains (1995 Vettori; 2000 Bachir, 2001 Noverre), Irish Derby (1994 Balanchine), Irish Oaks (2001 Lailani, 2003 Vintage Tipple), Irish 2000 Guineas (2000 Bachir), Prix du Jockey-Club (1992 Polytain), Prix Jean Prat (1998 Almutawakel), Prix Jacques le Marois (1999 Dubai Millennium, 2000 Muhtathir), Prix de la Salamandre (1998 Aljabr); Prix Maurice de Gheest (1999 Diktat); Irish Champion Stakes (1998 Swain, 1999 Daylami, 2001 Fantastic Light, 2002 Grandera); Irish St Leger (1999 Kayf Tara); Deutsches Derby (1991 Temporal), Lockinge Stakes (2000 Aljabr), Cheveley Park Stakes (2000 Regal Rose, 2003 Carry On Katie), Canadian International Stakes (2000 Mutafaweq), Prince of Wales’s Stakes (2001 Fantastic Light, 2002 Grandera), Grosser Preis Von Baden (2002 Marienbard), Prix Vermeille (2003 Mezzo Soprano) Wins 1987-2003: 8,22,75^,141,94,101,149,233*,217*,123,176,132,132,47,94,69,101 Champion apprentice *Champion jockey Major Royal Ascot wins: Gold Cup (1992 & 93 Drum Taps, 1998 Kayf Tara, 2004 Papineau), St James’s Palace (1997 Starborough), King’s Stand Stakes (1994 Lochsong), Prince of Wales’s Stakes (2001 Fantastic Light, 2002 Grandera), Golden Jubilee Stakes (1995 So Factual), Queen Anne Stakes (1990 Markofdistinction, 1997 Allied Forces, 1998 Inktikhab, 2003 Dubai Destination, 2004 Refuse To Bend) Wins This Season: 94 Total Goodwood wins: 109 (38 at July Meeting)


SEVENTH RACE RESULT

5.35pm THE VALDOE RATED STAKES

Class C, Handicap, £15,000 added. For 3yo rated 0-95, 1m 6f. Weights: highest weight 9st 7lb; minimum weight 8st 4lb. Penalties: after July 17, a winner 3lb. Penalty Values: 1st: £9,613.49; 2nd: £3,646.50; 3rd: £1,823.25; 4th: £828.75; 5th: £414.38; 6th: £248.63

1) LOCHBUIE (Mollers Racing) Geoff Wragg 3-9-02 John Egan [7] 7/2 Co Fav
2) YOSHKA (Saeed BuHaleeba) Mark Johnston 3-8-13 Royston Ffrench [3] 7/2 Co Fav
3) TUNGSTEN STRIKE (John Conolly) Amanda Perrett 3-8-07 Martin Dwyer [10] 7/2 Co Fav
4) ANOUSA (Arkland International (UK) Ltd) Peter Howling 3-9-07 Kieren Fallon [9]
5) TWOFAN (A Al-Rostamani) Mark Johnston 3-8-06 Joe Fanning [4]
6) MAN AT ARMS (The Waney Racing Group Inc) Richard Hannon 3-8-04 Ryan Moore [1]
7) LEG SPINNER (Peter Savill) Mick Channon 3-8-04 Kevin Darley [2]
8) RED BIRR (John Nicholls (Banbury) Ltd) Andrew Balding 3-8-08 Frankie Dettori [8]
9) WAZIRI (Ashley House Racing) Hughie Morrison 3-8-04 Kerrin McEvoy [6]

9 ran Non-Runner: Torinmoor (Ground)
Time: 3 min 00.78 sec Dist: .75, 1.75, 2.5, 3, nk, nk, 11, 7
Breeder: M Fahy Breeding: b c Definite Article - Uncertain Affair (IRE) (Darshaan)
Tote Win: £4.90 Places: £2.00; £1.80; £1.90 Exacta: £20.40

Winning trainer:-Name: Wragg, Geoffrey; Date of birth:9/1/30 Previous Occupation:Assistant to father Harry Wragg; First Trainers’ licence: February 1983 First winner: Hard Kingdom, Newcastle, April 4, 1983 Classic wins: (1) Vodafone Derby (1983 Teenoso): Other Major wins:Ascot Gold Cup (1994 Arcadian Heights) King George VI and the Queen Elizabeth Stakes (1984 Teenoso, 1996 Pentire), Prince of Wales's Stakes (1996 First Island), Sussex Stakes (1992 Marling, 1996 First Island), Coronation Stakes (1992 Marling, 1997 Rebecca Sharp, 1998 Balisada), Lockinge Stakes (1989 Most Welcome, 1997 First Island), Gordon Richards Stakes (2001 Island House), Letheby & Christopher Cheshire Oaks (1985 Helenetta, 1989 Braiswick; 2001 Rockerlong; 2004 Hidden Hope), Ormonde Stakes (2001 and 2002 St Expedit; 2003 Asian Heights), Swinley Stakes (2002 Monturani), September Stakes (1991 Young Buster, 2002 Asian Heights), Wins In A Season (1989-2003): 25:32:51:45:35:33:33:28:27:14:22:27:29:26:16 Number of horses in training (1983-2004): 69:74:76:78:74:81:84:84:68:67:64 :68:60:61:64:69:58:44:50:60:59:50 Trains at Abington Place, Newmarket, Suffolk Wins this season: 19 First Goodwood winner: Deutschmark (May 19, 1983) Total Goodwood wins: 37 (16 at July Meeting)

Winning jockey: John Egan Date Of birth: 24/5/68 Date & Place of first winner: Celtic Match, Mallow, August 1984 Big Race Wins Include: Ayr Gold Cup (1998 Always Alight), Tote International (2002 Crystal Castle), Irish 2000 Guineas (2003 Indian Haven) Wins (1995-2003): 9,36,63,46,70,43,27,31,61 Wins This Year: 19 First Goodwood Winner: Get Tough (Wiley Europe Handicap, June 7, 1996) Total Goodwood wins: 12 (4 at July Meeting)


2004 RESULTS

Tuesday Horse Trainer Jockey
Sterling Insurance Summer Stakes Coat Of Honour Sir Mark Prescott Seb Sanders
ABN Amro Stakes Maraahel Sir Michael Stoute Richard Hills
Betfair Cup Byron Saeed bin Suroor Kerrin McEvoy
Betfair Molecomb Stakes Tournedos Mick Channon Ted Durcan
Tatler Summer Season Stakes Mephisto Luca Cumani Darryll Holland
Evening Standard EBF Maiden Stakes Doctor’s Cave Clive Brittain Seb Sanders
Darnley Stakes Pango Hughie Morrison Luke Fletcher

Wednesday Horse Trainer Jockey
Goodwood Stakes Alrida Richard Fahey Paul Hanagan
Veuve Clicquot Vintage Stakes Shamardal Mark Johnston Joe Fanning
Cantor Odds Sussex Stakes Soviet Song James Fanshawe Johnny Murtagh
cantorodds.com Stakes Cutting Crew Peter Harris Darryll Holland
Weatherbys Bank Fillies’ Rated Stakes Diamond Lodge Jeremy Noseda Eddie Ahern
Findon Maiden Fillies’ Stakes Suez Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson
Zuhair Stakes Double M Lydia Richards Richard Thomas

Thursday Horse Trainer Jockey
Albert Handicap Peter Paul Rubens Paul Cole Ryan Moore
King George Stakes Ringmoor Down David Arbuthnot Richard Quinn
Lady O Goodwood Cup Darasim Mark Johnston Joe Fanning
ladbrokes.com Stakes Art Trader Amanda Perrett Johnny Murtagh
EBF New Ham Maiden Fillies’ Stakes Miss L’Augeval Geoff Wragg Kevin Darley
De Boer EBF Classified Stakes Golden Sahara Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori
Valdoe Rated Stakes Lochbuie Geoff Wragg John Egan


LEADERS IN THE RACING UK TROPHY FOR LEADING JOCKEY AFTER DAY THREE

1st 2nd 3rd
Johnny Murtagh 2 1 1
Joe Fanning 2 - 1
Darryll Holland 2 - 1
Seb Sanders 2 - -
Ryan Moore 1 2 1
Eddie Ahern 1 1 1
Frankie Dettori 1 1 1
Richard Quinn 1 1 1
John Egan 1 1 -
Ted Durcan 1 - 1
Richard Hills 1 - 1
Kevin Darley 1 - -
Luke Fletcher 1 - -
Paul Hanagan 1 - -
Kerrin McEvoy 1 - -
Philip Robinson 1 - -
Richard Thomas 1 - -
Jimmy Fortune - 3 -
Kieren Fallon - 1 4
Martin Dwyer - 1 3
Sam Hitchcott - 1 1
Tom Queally - 1 1
Steve Drowne - 1 -
Royston Ffrench - 1 -
Michael Hills - 1 -
Mick Kinane - 1 -
Fergal Lynch - 1 -
Frannie Norton - 1 -
Willie Supple - 1 -
Keith Dalgleish - - 1
Paul Doe - - 1
Jimmy Quinn - - 1

Latest Ladrokes betting for leading jockey: 3/1 Dettori, 7/2 Fanning, 5/1 Holland, 6/1 Fallon, 7/1 Murtagh, 10/1 Sanders, 16/1 Darley, 16/1 R Moore, 20/1 BAR

LEADING TRAINER AFTER DAY THREE

1st 2nd 3rd
Mark Johnston 2 2 1
Saeed bin Suroor 2 1 1
Geoff Wragg 2 1 -
Mick Channon 1 1 2
Paul Cole 1 1 -
Jeremy Noseda 1 1 -
Sir Michael Stoute 1 - 2
Clive Brittain 1 - 1
Luca Cumani 1 - 1
Amanda Perrett 1 - 1
David Arbuthnot 1 - -
Richard Fahey 1 - -
James Fanshawe 1 - -
Peter Harris 1 - -
Michael Jarvis 1 - -
Hughie Morrison 1 - -
Sir Mark Prescott 1 - -
Lydia Richards 1 - -
Gerard Butler - 2 2
Richard Hannon - 2 -
William Muir - 2 -
Peter Chapple-Hyam - 1 -
William Haggas - 1 -
Sylvester Kirk - 1 -
Rod Millman - 1 -
Gary Moore - 1 -
David Nicholls - 1 -
Aidan O’Brien IRE - 1 -
Bryan Smart - 1 -
Andrew Balding - - 1
John Balding - - 1
Milton Bradley - - 1
David Elsworth - - 1
John Hills - - 1
Alan Jarvis - - 1
David Loder - - 1
Peter Makin - - 1
Marcus Tregoning - - 1
Peter Winkworth - - 1

Vodafone Stable Staff Challenge - Latest Positions:
Mark Johnston 197
Saeed bin Suroor 160
Mick Channon 147.5
Geoff Wragg 135
Gerard Butler 130
Sir Michael Stoute 100

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