Thursday,July 8, 2004

THE JULY MEETING
RACENEWS RACECOURSE SERVICE
THIRD DAY, NEWMARKET, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 2004

Lisa Hancock, Managing Director of Newmarket Racecourses, said: “It’s been a fantastic three days, with top-class racing from start to finish and another increase in the three-day attendance.

“The horrendous weather forecast saw the crowd dip today which wasn’t a surprise, but we had more than made up for it on Tuesday. The July Meeting has come a long way in the last three years and we could not have been happier with the way this week has gone. The racing has been fantastic.”

The crowd for today was 9,940.

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Total
2004 12,815 8,519 9,940 31,274
2003 10,075 8,823 11,813 30,711
2002 9,082 7,849 10,097 27,028



GET READY FOR MORE CLASSIC ‘NEWMARKET NIGHTS’

The July Course’s famed Newmarket Nights series re-commences next Friday (July 16) where the appeal of an evening’s racing followed by a pop concert will once more draw a huge crowd.

These events are renowned nationwide for attracting not only some top-class racehorses, but also the biggest pop acts.

Already this year, Newmarket has rocked to the sound of Blondie and the Sugarbabes, now get ready for as diverse acts as Jools Holland and Blue.

Newmarket’s marketing manager Gaynor Haxby said: “The Newmarket Nights are a unique entertainment experience. People can come along, have something to eat and drink, enjoy a flutter and then finish off their evening by watching a top band. They are a wonderful social occasion.”

Tickets, as always, are selling fast. Already there are no tickets lefts in the Members’ Enclosure for either Blue (July 30) or Jools Holland (August 6) while the Family Enclosure is also sold out for Blue.

Haxby added: “There are about 1,000 tickets left in the Grandstand and Paddock for Blue and they are likely to sell fast. They will probably be gone within a week or so while Jools Holland is not far behind. In the next two to three weeks, he will be sold out as well.”

Haxby confirmed that there are still plenty of tickets avilable for the other three meetings, starting with next Friday’s double-header of the Fame Academy Four, comprising of Alistair, Carolynne, Paris and Peter, and Stayin Alive, a tribute to the Bee Gees.

The following Friday - July 23 - will see an Abba tribute night as the Mamma Mia Concert (30th Anniversary Tour) rolls into town. After the world-renowned acts of Blue and Jools Holland, the Newmarket Nights season concludes on August 13 with Darius and Girls Aloud. The booking hotline number is: 08707 200 201 and more information is available from www.newmarketnights.co.uk


Race One - Venture Lifestyle Photography Handicap
Win and Place quotes



KEHAAR WINS FROM STALL ONE

The fact that Kehaar won the opening Venture Lifestyle Photography Handicap from stall one and that the first four home came up the far side certainly suggested that racegoers may be looking towards the low numbers for both the Darley July Cup and Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup.

Kehaar, who short-headed the front-running Mister Monet in a thrilling bobbing finish, is trained by Michael Magnusson, who pulled him out of Sandown last week-end because of unsuitable ground.

Magnusson said: “The ground is awful on the far rail, but Kehaar still won. He is a superstar.

“I would rather have run him over seven furlongs as he is still immature and does not really have the strength for a stiff mile, but Goodwood is an easier track and he’ll go for a Listed race at their big meeting at the end of the month.

“I really rate Kehaar, but he will be a better horse next year.”

Mark Johnston, trainer of the runner-up Mister Monet, said: “I was very happy with his run after so long (370 days) - he did well. He has had an injury so we have got to hope that he is OK after this, and, if so, he’ll be back out quite quickly.”



RACE 1 - THE VENTURE LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHY HANDICAP
GROUND QUOTES


Mixed response on ground

Jockeys returned from the first race with differing reports on the ground.

Darryll Holland, rider of Taruskin, said: “It’s good ground - perfect. There’s no soft in that.”


Kieren Fallon, jockey of Credit, reported the surface was, “Slow”.


Jimmy Fortune, whose mount was Rehearsal, called it, “Good ground,” while Tom Queally concurred with that view.

Eddie Ahern, the rider of the winner Kehaar, said: “It was on the slow side of good.”

RACE 2 - THE WEATHERBY SUPERLATIVE STAKES
WIN QUOTES

“He could be a Derby horse”
Saeed bin Suroor on Dubawi

Dubawi was hailed as a possible Derby horse by Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor after taking the Group 3 Weatherbys Superlative Stakes by half a length..

He said: “There a plenty of options open for him. He can go for a Group Two or a Group One in the future. There are no plans at this moment - we will talk soon.

“But we are happy with the horse, he’s been working well. He has always showed speed and class and I think we have a nice horse for the future.

“A mile and a quarter or a mile and a half will be no problem with him next year. He could be a Derby horse. He and Belenus (a maiden winner on Tuesday at Newmarket) have real class - they can go to the Derby in the future.

“Frankie was really happy with him. Frankie has ridden many two-year-olds so far - but he is really pleased with this one. So far, Frankie says he and Belenus are the best.”

Dettori was clearly delighted after the Dubai Millennium colt, now 33-1 for both the 2005 2000 Guineas and Derby with Coral, had returned the 15-8 favourite on his second racecourse start.

He said: “This horse loves a scrap - he loves to be competitive, he loves to be among horses. And he never knows when he’s beaten - and I never know how much he’s got left.

“I like this horse because he’s one of those horses that it doesn’t matter who you throw him in with, he’s going to give them a race. He’s not going to be flash, winning by eight lengths but pound for pound he’ll give anybody a race. So far what he’s shown is, he’s determined, strong and a fighter.”

Race Two - Weatherbys Superlative Stakes
Place quotes



HENRIK “MUGGED” CLOSE HOME


There was more than a touch of irony about the fact that Henrik, owned by Celtic fanatic John Breslin, was cut down in the shadow of the post by Dubawi, who was carrying the Godolphin blue silks which are almost identical as those of arch-rivals Rangers.

Worn down close home and beaten half a length, Henrik, who had won on his debut at Goodwood, is trained by Mick Channon, who said: ”We had the race won but got ‘mugged’. He has run a cracker and, while I have no excuses, he is still only a shell of a horse and there is a lot of improvement to come.”

Ted Durcan, who rode Henrik, said: ”He has so much speed that he could easily switch back to six furlongs. He was relaxed in front and has run a super race.”


Jeremy Noseda was similarly pleased with third-placed Wilko, for whom the rain came at the wrong time.

Noseda said: ”It was a borderline decision as to whether we ran Wilko as he is much better on faster ground. In fact, ideally he wants it rock hard.”


Race Three - Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup

MATERIAL WITNESS SAVES BOOKIES

The favourite had won the previous two runnings of the Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup, so perhaps the sponsors were due to a “result” - and they certainly got one when 25-1 shot Material Witness bravely held off Court Masterpiece (10-1) by a short-head in the seven-furlong cavalry charge, prompting Ladbrokes Press Officer Mike Dillon to declare “God looks after his own.”

There weren’t many smiling punters and a somewhat muted reception greeted Martin Dwyer when he returned to the winner’s enclosure, but trainer William Muir had told everyone willing to listen that he thought the seven-year-old would win.

He said: ”I really fancied Material Witness and my only concern was the straight course as he likes to bowl along in front and I knew they would be queing up behind him.

“But this horse is so game. I thought he was a Group prospect when he was a two-year-old, but he has had so many problems; aches and pains, swelling in his joints and pulling out stiff every morning.

“But as you get older the pains fade away, and he is a much happier horse this year. He will be out in the paddock this evening with his old mate Alpen Wolf, who is now retired, and no doubt we will have our usual tough job in getting him to come in.

“Material Witness could run at Goodwood - a course he loves - but, though he is entered in the Vodafone Stewards’ Cup (20-1 with Paddy Power), I have Texas Gold for that race and he’ll take a hell of a lot of beating. He only came in his coat last week and is spot on for the race, so we could look for something else at that meeting for this fellow.”

Owner Mike Caddy, who flew in from Hong Kong to watch Material Witness win, agreed with Muir that Martin Dwyer had given the winner a terrific ride, but the jockey deflected the praise towards the horse.

Dwyer said: “He is so game and he really battled for me. He loves to be out in front, but I must confess it felt a long way up the hill - especially with Fallon closing down on me!”




RACE 3 - THE LADBROKES BUNBURY CUP
PLACE QUOTES

TOTE INTERNATIONAL LIKELY FOR
‘UNLUCKY’ MASTERPIECE

Trainer Ed Dunlop took a philsophical view after his charge Court Masterpiece was pipped a short head for glory in the Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup.

He said: “I’d say we were unlucky. But we know what the Bunbury Cup is like - I’ve been lucky and unlucky in it before.

“Kieren Fallon felt that with a clear run he would have won. But he’s run a great race and we might well run in him the Tote International.”

Paddy Power now quote him a 14-1 chance for the Ascot race on July 24.

Peter Makin, trainer of third-placed Greenslades, said: “No excuses, we just met two that were too good on the day. They were both drawn low - whether that made any difference I don’t know.

“But I would be pleased with him. He takes his races well, although he doesn’t want it too firm.

“He’s quite a hard horse to place, too, because he’s high in the ratings, so there’s only a limited number he can go for, really. He deserves to win a good one, one day, anyway.”


RACE 4 - THE DARLEY JULY CUP
WIN QUOTES

FANSHAWE JOY AFTER FRIZZANTE STRIKES

James Fanshawe is celebrating his second Group One victory inside 48 hours after the Johnny Murtagh-ridden Frizzante landed the Darley July Cup by a neck from Ashdown Express, following on from success with Soviet Song in the UAE Racing & Equestrian Federation Falmouth Stakes on Tuesday.

“I don’t think I’ll ever repeat that again,” commented Fanshawe after the Efisio mare had got up to beat outsider Ashdown Express by a neck. “ I better make the most of it as it’s been a fantastic couple of days.

“Frizzante is one I’ve been allowed to take my time with - she didn’t run as a two-year-old as she had very immature knees. She won first time out as a three-year-old.

“This time last year I think she was about 80 in the handicap ratings - and she’s just improved and improved. She never leaves an oat, she’s as tough as nails - a real, tough sort.”

Fanshawe admitted to being concerned about Frizzante’s 18 draw after the race but was uplifted by the Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup.

“I saw that one or two did quite well up the middle as there was in the second race. So Johnny said he was going to go up the middle - obviously it as the right thing to do. I think they went very, very quick early on and they were dying in front. She loves to pass horses - that’s her style.”

As for what’s next on the agenda, Fanshawe has some thinking to although the Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup at Haydock is a possible. Ideally, she’d like six, so it could be the Haydock race.”

On the flying form of his team, Fanshawe said: “The horses have been right this year. All these hor
ses have come back, always eaten up - there hasn’t been any food left.

“There’s been horses that I’ve felt would be really inconvenienced by the fast ground at Ascot, but they’ve come back and moved well. I thought Fizzante would be jarred up after Ascot, but she’s come back and moved well. So, I think when you have a lucky spell - when they’re running really well - things click into place. Let’s hope it lasts forever. Today has been fantastic - and Tuesday, as well. With fillies you grow more attached to them - especially if they’re five-year-olds. You get a special affinity with them.”



Race Four - Darley July Cup
Place Quotes

BALMONT GETS OFF TO FLOOR TO RUN BLINDER

Balmont, one of last season’s top two-year-olds, literally got up off the floor to run a blinding third behind Frizzante in the Group One Darley July Cup.

Eased out to 20-1 as rumours of the pre-race scare filtered through to the betting exchanges, Balmont, who was having his first run of the year, was beaten only a neck and two lengths, and his performance delighted trainer Jeremy Noseda.

He said: “That was a huge run considering he has been off nine months and seeing that he was lame at 5.15 this morning. We found him cast in his box and it was touch and go until 11 o’clock whether he ran.

“We had the ice buckets out and he was treated by both a chiropracter and the chiropodist, and he’ll improve a lot on that.

“He has such blinding speed that, while the Haydock Sprint Cup is the ideal race, I see no reason why five furlongs will be a problem, so he’ll go to York next month for the Nunthorpe Stakes.”

Chris Wall could barely believe how well his 100-1 chance Ashdown Express ran, the five-year-old producing a career-best performance to be beaten only a neck into second, getting caught close home.

Wall said: ”I know I’m probably biased, but the starting price was a bit of an insult. He has beaten many of the horses who were at shorter odds and, on his form behind Frizzante in the Abernant Stakes on the Rowley Mile in the spring, he had to be thereabouts.

“He is a horse who has to have everything go right for him but, when the cards fall his way, he is a decent sprinter.

“I was thinking about the Hackwood Stakes at Newbury next Saturday, and, while that might be a bit greedy, I think he has justified his entry for the Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauvillenext month, and that is definitely on the agenda.”



BEATEN HORSES IN THE DARLEY JULY CUP


Kerrin McEvoy, rider of the 4/1 favourite Exceed And Excel who finished 19th of the 20 runners, said: “He was really disappointing, well below his best. We got to the position I wanted but he never travelled well and was beaten three furlongs out.”


Frankie Dettori, partner of the 14th Kheleyf, said: “Six furlongs was too sharp for him. I couldn’t lay up early on - I went past a few dead wood at the end but he needs further.”


David Oughton, trainer of the fourth home Cape Of Good Hope, declared: “He ran a super race. It was not ideal coming over from the worst draw (20) - there are no excuses. I will take him back to Hong Kong and give him a break, aiming him at the International Meeting in December.”


Fergal Lynch, who had the mount on the sixth Monsieur Bond, said: “He was only beaten two lengths and battled on.”


Race Five - Michael Powles Bentley Maiden Fillies’ Stakes (Div 1)
Win and place quotes


EX-CORAL DIRECTOR IN THE MONEY


Bob Scott, former chief executive of Coral Eurobet, was all smiles after his 350,000 guineas newcomer Winds of Time had made a winning debut in the Michael Powles Bentley Maiden Fillies’ Stakes (Div 1).

Scott, whose Torinmoor finished third here yesterday, beamed: “It’s been a good work - and certainly better than working for Coral.”

Winds of Time was bought for Amanda Perrett by James Delahooke, reviving memories of Dancing Brave and Warning, both of whom were bought for Amanda’s father Guy by the successful bloodstock agent.

Perrett said: “This is our first two-year-old winner of the season, and I am delighted for Bob and his wife Pauline.

“Winds of Time will improve for the experience and might be even better over seven furlongs, but this was the perfect start and is great education. My sister Lucy rides her regularly at home, and she has done a super job.”

Barry Hills, trainer of the runner-up Unreal, said: “She ran very well, she just got a bit tired in the last 100 yards.”

Michael Tabor, owner of the third-placed Catch A Star, said: “She had a chance to win - and ran a decent race. But at the end of the day, she wasn’t quite up to it. Maybe she’ll step up to 7f or even a mile.”


DOBBS SUSPENDED

Pat Dobbs was suspended for two days - July 19 & 20 - for careless riding on Destinate in the Weatherbys Superlative Stakes. The stewards found that his mount had interefered with John Forbes and Al Qudra.



Martin Dwyer Suspended

Martin Dwyer, rider of Material Witness in the Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup, has been suspended for two days for improper use of the whip. His suspension is on July 19 & 20.

RACE 6 - The Michael Powles Bentley Maiden Fillies Stakes
Win & Place quotes


HAT-TRICK FOR HANNON

Vondova landed trainer Richard Hannon an across-the-card treble when she struck in the second division of the Michael Powles Bentley Maiden 2yr Old Fillies Stakes.

The Efisio filly showed plenty of heart as she held the late challenge of Almansoora to score by head.

“We tried her over seven furlongs at Kempton last time, but she didn’t get the trip,” said Hannon, who has also been on the mark at Folkestone with Spaced and Corky this afternoon. “Today, she was 20-1, but then who cares? I’m very happy.

“I will have a word with her owner Bill Gredley about what she does next. We’ll just see how the race pans out.”

Frankie Dettori, rider of the second-placed Almansoora, said: “She ran a nice race but she would be better at seven furlongs where she would find it easier to get into a rhythm.”

Trainer Saeed bin Suroor added: “That was a pleasing start and we will step her up in trip and try and win a maiden.”


RACE 7 - newmarketracecourses.co.uk Nursery
WIN & PLACE QUOTES

ANOTHER JUVENILE FOR LODER

Having beaten yesterday’s TNT July Stakes winner Captain Hurricane at Yarmouth four weeks ago, Satchem looked something to bet on in the newmarketracecourses.co.uk Nursery, and David Loder’s youngster, who went off 7-2 favourite, duly delivered. It was Loder’s second two-year-old success of the week.

Greeting his three parts of a length winner, who was partnered by smart youngster Tom Queally, Loder said: “Satchem looked a good thing on the Yarmouth form, but you get nervous having to give weight away, thinking there might be something lurking towards the foot of the handicap.

“However, this is a fair little horse and we were toying between running here or aiming for the Group 3 Weatherbys Superlative Stakes earlier in the day. Now we will probably have to kiss goodbye to nurseries and take a big leap up in class.”

Loder, who mentioned the Champagne Stakes at Goodwood as a possible target, added: “It’s been a good week, but it is tough when you have so few older horses and have to rely on the two-year-olds. You can’t hurry the youngsters and just have to be patient.”

Mick Channon, trainer of runner-up Sea Hunter, said: “He’s run a solid race - no complaints. He is a nice two-year-old, but he is just badly handicapped - that is why I put Sam Hitchcott (claims 3lb) on him.”

RICHARD HUGHES SUSPENDED

Richard Hughes was found guilty of careless riding on the second Unreal in the first division of the Michael Powles Bentley Maiden Fillies’ Stakes, for causing interference to the third Catch A Star in the last half a furlong. He was suspended for two days, July 19 & 20.

RACE 8 - The Dullingham Handicap
WIN & PLACE QUOTES

It’s the ‘lucky last’ for Luca

Trainer Luca Cumani took the concluding race of the July meeting when Mephisto scored by half-a-length from Astrocharm.

The five-year-old gelding, who won under Cumani’s wife Sara at York last time out, looks to be still on the upgrade and may take in the Ebor in August.

Cumani said: “He did well, didn’t he? Darryll Holland rode him well - he was given his orders by the jockey that rode him last time!

“He’s in the Ebor. I don’t know if that will be next for him, we’ll see. It’s a month away, so a lot of things could happen.

“But he could be a candidate for that race, we’ll just have to see nearer the time.”

Mark Tompkins, who trained the runner-up Astrocharm, said: “She’s run her heart out and has just bumped into a better one - and a well-handicapped horse!”



GOOD TO SOFT GROUND


Newmarket was forecast 20 millimetres of rain from yesterday evening and got 20 millimetres (just under an inch).

This has changed the going from good to firm yesterday to officially

GOOD TO SOFT

this morning.

Michael Prosser, Newmarket’s clerk of the course, said: “The going is on the better side of good to soft and the going stick reading is 7.2 this morning.

“There are thundery showers forecast from early afternoon.”


BETTING NEWS

Corals stuck their neck out overnight when quoting Grizedale at 33-1 for the Ladbrokes Bunbury Cup - and have been accommodated accordingly.

Simon Clare, the Corals spokesman, said: ”We took a view and were much bigger than all the other firms about Grizedale but, perhaps inevitably, in view of the fact he is the Pricewise selection in the Racing Post, we were inundated with enquiries and he is down to 16-1.

“We have laid him to lose fortunes, and he would be one of our worst losers of the entire season.”

Grizedale has also been cut (16-1 from 20-1) with Victor Chandler, who have also trimmed Greenslades from 10-1 to 8-1, Golden Chalice from 12-1 to 10-1, Makfool from 16-1 to 14-1 and Heretic from 14-1 to 12-1 but, while Corals have also had money for Makfool (14-1 from 18-1), Paddy Power, though being forced to chop Greenslades to 8-1 from 11-1, report that most punters are holding fire on the race.

Tony Coleman, spokesman for the Irish firm, explained: “With the overnight rain, we are finding that most of our clients are waiting to find out the effect it has on the ground and also where the draw advantage now lies. They are dipping their toes in the water in the opener (the Venture Lifestyle Photography Handicap) with Credit (14-1 from 16-1), and, doubtless, the phones will start ringing after that race.”

However, both Victor Chandler and Coral customers have taken the plunge early and, following the advice of leading professional punter Henry Rix, who is enjoying a profitable run with his selections, have snapped up all the 25-1 about Nayyir for the Darley July Cup, and Gerard Butler’s stable-star, who has not run since finishing third in the Dubai Duty Free at Nad Al Sheba in March, is down to 16-1 with both Corals and Victor Chandler (from 22-1).

In the same race, Antonius Pius has been tightened up to 11-2 (from 6-1) with Corals, who have also shortened Monsieur Bond to 8-1 from 10-1, while Paddy Power report cash for the mud-loving Somnus, who has been cut a point to 8-1.




LEADING TRAINERS AT END OF MEETING
Trainer 1sts 2nds 3rds
Saeed bin Suroor 2 4 -
James Fanshawe 2 - -
Richard Hannon 2 - -
David Loder 2 - -
Mark Johnston 1 2 1
Jeremy Noseda 1 - 3
Michael Bell 1 - -
Peter Chapple-Hyam 1 - -
Roger Charlton 1 - -
Luca Cumani 1 - -
Charles Egerton 1 - -
Brian Ellison 1 - -
Paul Howling 1 - -
Dean Ivory 1 - -
Mikael Magnusson 1 - -
William Muir 1 - -
Amanda Perrett 1 - -
Sir Michael Stoute 1 - -
Mick Channon - 4 1
Barry Hills - 2 2
Mark Tompkins - 2 1
Andrew Balding - 1 1
David Nicholls - 1 1
John Akehurst - 1 -
Ed Dunlop - 1 -
Peter Harris - 1 -
Nick Littmoden - 1 -
Martin Pipe - 1 -
Chris Wall - 1 -
Neville Callaghan - - 2
William Haggas - - 2
Amanda Perrett - - 2
Milton Bradley - - 1
John Dunlop - - 1
John Gosden - - 1
Freddie Head FR - - 1
Peter Makin - - 1
Marcus Tregoning - - 1

LEADING JOCKEYS AT END OF MEETING

Jockey 1sts 2nds 3rds
Johnny Murtagh 3 - 3
Frankie Dettori 2 4 -
Kieren Fallon 2 2 2
Eddie Ahern 2 - 4
Darryll Holland 2 - 1
Dane O’Neill 2 - -
Tom Queally 2 - -
Martin Dwyer 1 2 2
Philip Robinson 1 2 1
Richard Hughes 1 1 1
Richard Hills 1 - 2
Steve Drowne 1 - -
Jimmy Fortune 1 - -
Mick Kinane 1 - -
Ted Durcan - 3 -
Michael Hills - 1 1
Seb Sanders - 1 1
Keith Dalgleish - 1 -
Kevin Darley - 1 -
Jean-Pierre Guillambert - 1 -
Sam Hitchcott - 1 -
Adrian Nicholls - 1 -
Jimmy Quinn - 1 -
Davy Bonilla - - 1
Joe Fanning - - 1
Nicky Mackay - - 1
Ryan Moore - - 1


FIRST RACE RESULT
1.20pm VENTURE LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHY HANDICAP
Class C, £20,000 added, for three-year-olds only Rated 0-100, one mile, Penalties, after June 26, a winner 5lb. Penalty values: 1st: £13,884; 2nd: £4,272; 3rd: £2,136; 4th: £1,068

1 KEHAAR (East Wind Racing Ltd) Mikael Magnusson 3-8-09 Eddie Ahern [1] 10-1
2 MISTER MONET (Syndicate 2002) Mark Johnston 3-9-01 Keith Dalgleish [8] 12-1
3 APERITIF (Stretton Manor Stud) William Haggas 3-7-09 Nicky Mackay (3) [4] 14-1
4 RESPLENDENT ONE (Resplendent Racing Ltd) Terry Mills 3-9-07 Johnny Murtagh [9] 50-1
5 ALSHAWAMEQ (Hamdan Al Maktoum) John Dunlop 3-8-09 Richard Hills [7]
6 REHEARSAL (Elite Racing Club) Clive Cox 3-9-05 Jimmy Fortune [10]
7 CREDIT (Highclere Thoroughbred Racing XV) Richard Hannon 3-8-10 Kieren Fallon [6]
8 STATE DILEMMA (Maktoum Al Maktoum) Barry Hills 3-9-03 Michael Hills [2]
9 SECRETARY GENERAL (The Blenheim Partnership) Paul Cole 3-8-11 Kevin Darley [11]
10 SWEET INDULGENCE (Ms Bobby Cohen) John Scargill 3-8-07 Kerrin McEvoy [12]
11 QASIRAH (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Michael Jarvis 3-9-04 Philip Robinson [13]
12 TARUSKIN (Michael Tabor) Neville Callaghan 3-8-08 Darryll Holland [5]
13 PRINCIPAL WITNESS (M Caddy) William Muir 3-8-03 Martin Dwyer [3]
14 HUNTING LODGE (Sheikh Mohammed) David Loder 3-9-05 Tom Queally [14]
15 MAJORCA (Sheikh Mohammed) John Gosden 3-8-10 Frankie Dettori [16] 4-1fav
16 PRIMUS INTER PARES (A A Bloodstock Ltd) David Nicholls 3-9-09 Alex Greaves [17]

16 ran Non-runner: No 8 Secret Place (ground) Breeder: Watership Down Stud Breeding: Cadeaux Genereux - Lighthouse (Warning) Distances: sh, 1 3/4, 1 1/4, 3, 1 1/4, 1, 1 1/2, nk, 1/2, 1/2, sh, sh, 3 1/2, 3/4, nk Time:1 m 38.65 s Totes: Win: £10.40; Places: £2.30; £3.10; £4.00; £15.50 Exacta: £152.20

Winning trainer:- Name: Magnusson, Mikael Based: Old Manor Stables, Upper Lambourn, Hungerford, Berkshire Background: Swedish businessman (made his fortune courtesy of orthopaedic mattresses and pillows) who purchased Old Manor Stables from Kim Bailey. A former owner and member of the Swedish Jockey Club, whose horses were trained by Bill Mott in the USA, Jean de Roualle at Lamorlaye in France, David Arbuthnot and Gerard Butler. He was also a permit holder when living near Stockholm, winning 30 races over a couple of seasons including 28 on the Flat. Assistant trainer to David Arbuthnot. His horses run under the banner of East Wind Racing Ltd First Winner In Britain as trainer: Made In Japan (Littlewoods Bet Direct Maiden Stakes, December 14, 2002, Lingfield (aw) (first runner in Britain - he also won with his first runner in Sweden)) Horses in Training 2003: 13 Number of Winners 2002-2003: 1; 4

Winning jockey:-Name: Ahern, Edward Delacy Weight: 7st 12lb First Winner: Ardlea House (Dundalk 1994) Major Achievements: Champion Apprentice and Derrinstown Stud Champion Apprentice in 1997 Major Races Won: Ascot Stakes (1998 San Sebastian), Vodafone Diomed Stakes (2002 Nayyir), Lennox Stakes (2002 and 2003 Nayyir), Tote Cambridgeshire (2002 Beauchamp Pilot), Challenge Stakes (2002 Nayyir) Wins in Britain 2000-2003: 2; 3; 83; 108
Wins This Season: 49


SECOND RACE RESULT
1.50pm WEATHERBYS SUPERLATIVE STAKES
Group 3, Class A, £40,000 guaranteed, for two-year-olds, seven furlongs, Weights: colts and geldings 8st 11lb; fillies 8st 8lb; Penalties, a winner of a Listed race 3lb; Of a Group 3 race 5lb 3lb; Of a Group 1 or 2 race 7lb. Penalty values: 1st: £23,200; 2nd: £8,800; 3rd: £4,400; 4th: £2,000; 5th: £1,000; 6th: £600

1 DUBAWI (Godolphin) Saeed Bin Suroor 2-8-11 Frankie Dettori [12] 15/8fav
2 HENRIK (John Breslin) Mick Channon 2-8-11 Ted Durcan [9] 14/1
3 WILKO (Susan Roy) Jeremy Noseda 2-8-11 Eddie Ahern [1] 11/1
4 FOX (Sheikh Marwan Al Maktoum) Clive Brittain 2-8-11 Darryll Holland [11]
5 PIVOTAL FLAME (R Bedding) Bryan McMahon 2-8-11 Seb Sanders [3]
6 HEARTHSTEAD WINGS (Hearthstead Homes Ltd) Mark Johnston 2-8-11 Joe Fanning [6]
7 COUNTRY RAMBLER (Ahmed Buhaleeba) Barry Hills 2-8-11 Richard Hughes [5]
8 ROWAN TREE (Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier) Aidan O'Brien IRE 2-8-11 Jamie Spencer [7]
9 DESTINATE (Michael Pescod & Justin Dowley) Richard Hannon 2-8-11 Pat Dobbs [2]
10 JOHN FORBES (Claire Ellison & Ray Wagner) Brian Ellison 2-8-11 Robert Winston [4]
11 JALAMID (Hamdan Al Maktoum) John Gosden 2-8-11 Richard Hills [10]
12 AL QUDRA (Abbott Racing Ltd) Brian Meehan 2-8-11 Jimmy Fortune [8]

12 ran Breeder: Darley Breeding: Dubai Millennium - Zomaradah (Deploy) Distances: 1/2, nk, 1 1/4, 1 1/4, 3/4, 1/2, nk, sh, 2, 3 1/2, 11 Time:1 m 26.48 s Totes: Win: £2.90; Places: £1.50; £4.10 Exacta: £33.60

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), 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

Winning jockey:-Name: Dettori, Lanfranco.Born: 15/12/70 in Milan, ItalyFirst 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), 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); 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 Wins This Season: 67
THIRD RACE RESULT
2.20pm LADBROKES BUNBURY CUP (HANDICAP)

Class B,total prize fund £70,000, for three-year-olds and upwards Rated 0-105,seven furlongs, Penalties, after June 26, a winner 5lb. Penalty values: 1st:£45,500; 2nd: £14,000; 3rd: £7,000; 4th: £3,500

1 MATERIAL WITNESS (M Caddy) William Muir 7-9-03 Martin Dwyer [6] 25-1
2 COURT MASTERPIECE (Maktoum Al Maktoum) Ed Dunlop 4-10-00 Kieren Fallon [5] 10-1
3 GREENSLADES (Four Seasons Racing Ltd) Peter Makin 5-9-04 Seb Sanders [10] 8-1jt-fav
4 EL COTO (R J H Ltd & J P Hames) Bryan McMahon 4-9-09 Frankie Dettori [17] 14-1
5 GRIZEDALE (Canisbay Bloodstock) John Akehurst 5-9-03 Richard Hughes [16]
6 ROYAL STORM (The Cloran Family) Amanda Perrett 5-9-08 Mick Kinane [9]
7 AMANDUS (Mohammed Rashid) David Loder 4-9-04 Tom Queally [12]
8 MAKFOOL (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Mick Channon 3-8-13 Ted Durcan [1]
9 MASTER ROBBIE (Alec Tuckerman) Mick Channon 5-8-11 Sam Hitchcott (3) [11]
10 MAGHANIM (Hamdan Al Maktoum) John Dunlop 4-9-07 Richard Hills [14]
11 ZILCH (Mary Mayall, Linda Redmond, Julie Martin) Michael Bell 6-9-07 Richard Mullen [2]
12 VICIOUS KNIGHT (The McCauley Boys) David Nicholls 6-9-07 Alex Greaves [3]
13 KINGS POINT (J May) Richard Hannon 3-9-01 Dane O'Neill [15]
14 CHOOKIE HEITON (Hamilton Park Members Syndicate) Ian Semple 6-9-11 Robert Winston [13]
15 ATAVUS (Stableside Racing Partnership II) George Margarson 7-9-00 Jamie Mackay [7]
16 CARDINAL VENTURE (Tony Fawcett) Kevin Ryan 6-9-04 Neil Callan [4] 8-1jt-fav
17 GOLDEN CHALICE (Holistic Racing Ltd) Andrew Balding 5-9-00 Johnny Murtagh [8]
18 COCONUT PENANG (Mrs A Ooi) Peter Chapple-Hyam 4-9-05 Simon Whitworth [19]
19 HERETIC (Barford Bloodstock) James Fanshawe 6-10-00 Oscar Urbina [20]

19 ran Non-runner: No 11 Ettrick Water (ground) Breeder: M Henochsberg Breeding: Barathea - Dial Dream (Gay Mecene) Distances: sh, 1 1/4, nk, 3/4, sh, hd, 2 1/2, 1/2, hd, hd, 1/2, 1 1/2, 1 1/4, hd, 1 3/4, nk, 2 1/2, 11 Time: 1 m 26.20 s Totes: Win: £33.20; Places: £6.50; £3.40; £2.90; £3.60 Exacta: £225.00

Winning trainer:- Name: Muir, William R Born: May 3, 1958 Background: Previously worked for Pat Taylor and Fulke Johnson Houghton First trainer’s licence: 1990 Trains at Linkslade, Wantage Road, Lambourn, Berks Horses in training (1995-2004): 39, 50, 72,71,78,78,75,59,53,47 Wins in a season (1993-2003): 13: 21: 28: 36: 40: 40:26:28:26:20:26 Major wins: King George Stakes (1997 Averti); Bunbury Cup (2004 Material Witness)

Winning Jockey:- Name: Dwyer, Martin Joseph Date of Birth: 28/06/75 Based: Hungerford, Berks Classic Successes: (1) Vodafone Oaks (2003 Casual Look) Big Race Wins: Princess Elizabeth Stakes (2001 Sheppard’s Watch), Newmarket Stakes (2002 Highdown), Cheshire Oaks (2002 Shadow Dancing), Prix Guillaume d’Ornano (2002 Highdown), Jockey Club Cup (2002 and 2003 Persian Punch), Goodwood Cup (2003 Persian Punch), , Royal Lodge Stakes (2003 Snow Ridge), Letheby & Christopher Predominate Stakes (2003 High Accolade, 2004 Manyana), Diomed Stakes (2004 Passing Glance); Bunbury Cup (2004 Material Witness) Wins 1995-03: 6; 36; 57; 46; 36; 61; 65; 104; 90 Other Details: Married to daughter of trainer William Muir Wins this season: 45

FOURTH RACE RESULT
2.55pm DARLEY JULY CUP
Class A, Group 1, total prize fund £250,000, for three-year-olds and upwards,six furlongs, Weights: 3-y-o colts and geldings 8st 13lb;fillies 8st 10lb 4-y-o and up colts and geldings 9st 5lb; fillies 9st 2lb. Penalty values: 1st: £145,000; 2nd: £55,000; 3rd: £27,500; 4th: £12,500; 5th: £6,250; 6th: £3,750

1 FRIZZANTE (Jan Hopper & Elizabeth Grundy) James Fanshawe 5-9-02 Johnny Murtagh [18] 14-1
2 ASHDOWN EXPRESS (W Jackson) Chris Wall 5-9-05 Seb Sanders [11] 100-1
3 BALMONT (Sanford Robertson) Jeremy Noseda 3-8-13 Eddie Ahern [16] 25-1
4 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE (Exors of the Late R Carstairs) David Oughton HK 6-9-05 Mick Kinane [20]
5 SOMNUS (Legard Sidebottom & Sykes) Tim Easterby 4-9-05 Ted Durcan [17]
6 MONSIEUR BOND (Reg Bond) Bryan Smart 4-9-05 Fergal Lynch [14]
7 ANTONIUS PIUS (Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier) Aidan O'Brien IRE 3-8-13 Jamie Spencer [5]
8 PORLEZZA (Madame E Hilger) Yves De Nicolay FR 5-9-02 Olivier Peslier [13]
9 AIRWAVE (Henry Candy & Partners) Henry Candy 4-9-02 Dane O'Neill [15]
10 PATAVELLIAN (D Deer) Roger Charlton 6-9-05 Steve Drowne [12]
11 COUNTRY REEL (Godolphin) Saeed Bin Suroor 4-9-05 Richard Hills [4]
12 SEEKING THE DIA (Yoichi Aoyama) Hideyuki Mori JPN 3-8-13 Yutaka Take [1]
13 FAYR JAG (Jonathan Gill) Tim Easterby 5-9-05 Willie Supple [10]
14 KHELEYF (Godolphin) Saeed Bin Suroor 3-8-13 Frankie Dettori [8]
15 CONTINENT (Lucayan Stud) David Nicholls 7-9-05 Jimmy Fortune [19]
16 NAYYIR (Abdulla Al Khalifa) Gerard Butler 6-9-05 Richard Hughes [7]
17 BAHAMIAN PIRATE (Lucayan Stud) David Nicholls 9-9-05 Kevin Darley [9]
18 STEENBERG (Kenneth Macpherson) Mark Tompkins 5-9-05 Philip Robinson [6]
19 EXCEED AND EXCEL (Sheikh Mohammed) Tim Martin AUS) 4-9-05 Kerrin McEvoy [3] 4-1fav
20 MOSS VALE (John Grant & Cheveley Park Stud) Barry Hills 3-8-13 Michael Hills [2]

20 ran Breeder: Jan Hopper & Elizabeth Grundy Breeding: Efisio - Juliet Bravo (Glow) Distances: nk, 2, nk, hd, nk, nk, hd, nk, sh, 1 1/4, hd, sh, sh, nk, nk, 1, 3/4, 1, 1Time: 1 m 11.51 s Totes: Win: £20.20; Places: £4.30; £26.30 Exacta: £914.20

Winning trainer:-Name: Fanshawe, James Robert Date of birth:6/8/62. Date of first licence:1990 Previous Occupation:Assistant to Michael Stoute and David Nicholson. Wins in a season (1990-2003):18:22:28:34:24:29:22:23:52:46:40:38:58:46 Number of horses in training (1990-2004): 32:51:78:71:82:76:62:59:58:65:98:87:84:110; 106 Major wins include: Eclipse Stakes (1991 Environment Friend), Dante Stakes (1991 Environment Friend), Prix Kergorlay (1998 Arctic Owl), Jockey Club Stakes (1998 Arctic Owl), Prix du Cadran (1998 Invermark), Bonusprint Stakes (1999 Arctic Owl), Irish St Leger (2000 Arctic Owl), Fillies’ Mile (2002 Soviet Song), Royal Hunt Cup (2003 Macadamia), Falmouth Stakes (2003 Macadamia, 2004 Soviet Song), Palace House Stakes (2004 Frizzante), July Cup (2004 Frizzante) Trains at Pegasus Stables, Newmarket, Suffolk Other details: National Hunt successes include Champion Hurdle (1992 Royal Gait and 2002 Hors La Loi III) 2nd Group One success of July Meeting

Winning jockey:-Name: Murtagh, John Patrick Based: Moattown, Kildalkey, Co Meath and Newmarket Born: May 14, 1970 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), July Cup (2004 Frizzante) Wins in Britain 2001-2003: 10; 15; 12 Wins this season in Britain: 44 (3rd success of July Meeting and 2nd Group One success of July Meeting)

FIFTH RACE RESULT
3.30pm MICHAEL POWLES BENTLEY MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES
Div I, Class D, £12,000 added, for two-year-old maiden fillies, six furlongs. Penalty values: 1st: £8,092.50; 2nd: £2,490; 3rd: £1,245; 4th: £622.50

1 WINDS OF TIME (Mr & Mrs R Scott) Amanda Perrett 2-8-11 Mick Kinane [11] 9-1
2 UNREAL (Khalid Abdulla) Barry Hills 2-8-11 Richard Hughes [3] 9-2
3 CATCH A STAR (Michael Tabor) Neville Callaghan 2-8-11 Johnny Murtagh [4] 5-1
4 SATIN FINISH (Sheikh Mohammed) Mick Channon 2-8-11 Ted Durcan [7]
5 PAPALITY (Plantation Stud) William Jarvis 2-8-11 Martin Dwyer [10] 4-1fav
6 DELLA SALUTE (Lord Roborough) Andrew Balding 2-8-08 Liam Keniry (3) [8]
7 MADHAVI (White Beech Farm) Richard Hannon 2-8-11 Pat Dobbs [1]
8 LADY HEN (Lucayan Stud) Mark Wallace 2-8-11 Kieren Fallon [6]
9 VELVETEEN RABBIT (Godolphin) Saeed Bin Suroor 2-8-11 Frankie Dettori [2]
10 CAPTAIN MARGARET (Margaret Baxter) Jeff Pearce 2-8-11 Kevin Darley [5]

10 ran after a steward’s enquiry, the placings remain unaltered Non-runner: No 4 Fasliovna (vet’s certificate) Breeder: C & Mrs D Buckley Breeding: Danehill - Windmill (Ezzoud) Distances: nk, 3/4, nk, 2 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1 3/4, sh, dist Time: 1 m 15.58 s Totes: Win: £10.50; Places: £3.40; £2.00; £2.00 Exacta: £43.40

Winning Trainer:- Name: Perrett, Amanda Born: December 31, 1969 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
Winning jockey:-Name: Kinane, Michael Joseph.Born: County Tipperary, Ireland, 22/6/59.Apprenticeship: With Liam Browne. First winner: Muscari (Leopardstown 19/3/75) Classic wins: (8) Vodafone Derby (1993 Commander In Chief, 2001 Galileo); Vodafone Oaks (1998 Shahtoush, 2001 Imagine), 2000 Guineas (1990 Tirol, 1997 Entrepreneur, 1998 King Of Kings), St Leger (2001 Milan) Other major wins include: Irish Derby (2001 Galileo, 2002 High Chaparral); Irish 2,000 Guineas (2002 Rock Of Gibraltar), Irish 1,000 Guineas (1988 Trusted Partner, 2003 Yesterday), French 1,000 Guineas (2001 Rose Gypsy), French 2,000 Guineas (2002 Landseer), Melbourne Cup (1993 Vintage Crop), Irish Oaks (1989 Alydaress, 1996 Dance Design), Prix de l'Abbaye (1985 Committed), St James's Palace (1992 Brief Truce, 1994 Grand Lodge, 2000 Giant’s Causeway), Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (1989 Carroll House, 1999 Montjeu), Coral Eclipse (1993 Opera House, 1997 Pilsudski, 2000 Giant’s Causeway, 2002 Hawk Wing), Irish St Leger (1993, 1994 Vintage Crop), King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1990 Belmez, 1994 King's Theatre, 2000 Montjeu, 2001 Galileo), Gold Cup (1996 Classic Cliche, 2000 Kayf Tara), Fillies’ Mile (1996 Reams Of Verse); Cheveley Park Stakes (1995 Blue Duster); Dewhurst Stakes (2001 Rock Of Gibralter); July Cup (1999 Stravinsky, 2001 Mozart); Nunthorpe (1999 Stravinsky, 2001 Mozart); Derby Italiano (1992 In A Tiff, 1995 Luso); Hong Kong Invitational Bowl (1991 Additional Risk), Juddmonte International (2000 Giant’s Causeway), Champion Stakes (1997 Pilsudski), Racing Post Trophy (1997 Saratoga Springs), Japan Cup (1997 Pilsudski), Prix Morny (1998 Orpen, 1999 Fasliyev); Phoenix Stakes (1999 Fasliyev; 2000 Minardi; 2001 Johannesburg), Prix de la Salamandre (1999 Giant’s Causeway), Grand Criterium (1997 Second Empire, 1999 Ciro, 2001 Rock Of Gibralter), Sussex Stakes (2000 Giant’s Causeway, 2002 Rock Of Gibraltar), Irish Champion Stakes (1989 Carroll House,1994 Cezanne, 1997 Pilsudski, 2000 Giant’s Causeway, 2003 High Chaparral), Tattersalls Gold Cup (2000 Montjeu, 2003 Black Sam Bellamy), Heinz 57 Phoenix Stakes (2000 Minardi, 2001 Johannesburg, 2003 One Cool Cat), Prix Vermeille (2000 Volvoreta), Middle Park Stakes (2000 Minardi, 2001 Johannesburg), Moyglare Stud Stakes (2001 Quarter Moon, 2003 Necklace), National Stakes (1994 Definite Article; 1998 Mus-If; 2001 Hawk Wing; 2003 One Cool Cat), Prix du Moulin (2002 Rock Of Gibraltar), Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes (2003 Hawk Wing) Wins This Season in Britain: 6
SIXTH RACE RESULT
4.05pm MICHAEL POWLES BENTLEY MAIDEN FILLIES’ STAKES
Div II, Class D, £12,000 added, for two-year-old maiden fillies, six furlongs. Penalty values: 1st: £8,092.50; 2nd: £2,490; 3rd: £1,245; 4th: £622.50
1 VONDOVA (Bill Gredley) Richard Hannon 2-8-11 Dane O'Neill [6] 20-1
2 ALMANSOORA (Godolphin) Saeed Bin Suroor 2-8-11 Frankie Dettori [5] 5-2
3 AHDAAF (Hamdan Al Maktoum) John Dunlop 2-8-11 Richard Hills [2] 2-1fav
4 INDIENA (P Minikes) Brian Meehan 2-8-11 Jimmy Fortune [4]
5 RINGAROOMA (Mark Tompkins) Mark Tompkins 2-8-11 Philip Robinson [1]
6 CEREBUS (Paul Dixon) Nick Littmoden 2-8-11 Eddie Ahern [9]
7 YELDHAM LADY (P Cunningham) Jeff Pearce 2-8-11 Russell Price [7]
8 SILENT SPRING (Sangster Family & Lady Bamford) Barry Hills 2-8-11 Michael Hills [8]
9 NEVER AWAY (Mrs P Reditt) Neville Callaghan 2-8-11 Johnny Murtagh [10]
10 SAFFA GARDEN (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain 2-8-11 Darryll Holland [3]

10 ran Breeder: Middle Park Stud Ltd Breeding: Efisio - Well Proud (Sadler’s Wells) Distances: sh, 1 1/4, 3, 1, sh, 1 1/2, nk, 1/2, nk Time: 1 m 15.00 s Totes: Win: £22.70; Places: £3.80; £1.80; £1.40 Exacta: £85.10

Winning Trainer: Name- Hannon, Richard Michael Date of birth: 30/5/45 Date of first licence:1970 Classic wins: (3) Sagitta 2000 Guineas (1973 Mon Fils, 1987 Don't Forget Me, 1990 Tirol) Other major wins: Nunthorpe Stakes (1992 Lyric Fantasy), Moyglare Stud Stakes (1993 Lemon Souffle), Sussex Stakes (2003 Reel Buddy), Falmouth Stakes (1994 Lemon Souffle), Prix de l’Abbaye (1992 Mr Brooks), July Cup (1992 Mr Brooks), Yorkshire Cup (1993 Assessor), Lockinge Stakes (1993 Swing Low), Brigadier Gerard Stakes (1995 Alriffa), Diomed Stakes (1994 Bluegrass Prince), Queen Mary Stakes (1992 Lyric Fantasy & 1993 Risky), Cork and Orrery Stakes (1992 Shalford), Lowther Stakes (1992 Niche), Wokingham Stakes (1994 Venture Capitalist), Victor Chandler European Free Handicap (2000 Cape Town), Macau Jockey Club Craven Stakes (2000 Umistim, 2001 King’s Ironbridge), Prix Maurice de Gheest (2000 Bold Edge), Rockfel Stakes (2001 Distant Valley), Betfair.com Molecomb Stakes (1993 Risky), Hungerford Stakes (2002 Reel Buddy), Cherry Hinton Stakes (1993 Lemon Souffle, 2004 Jewel In The Sand) Number of horses in training:(1985-2004):67:75:74:80:85 :107:131:139:155:178:167:155:149:145:155:162:147:169:169 Number of wins in a season (1982-2003):38:49:28:37:56:33:43:55:73:126:154:182:112:115:109:94:108:123:135:110:121: 122 2nd success of July Meeting

Winning jockey:-Name: O’Neill, Dane William Date of birth: 1/8/75 Big Race Wins Include: Cork and Orrery Stakes (1999 Bold Edge); Diadem Stakes (1999 Bold Edge), Prix Maurice de Gheest (2000 Bold Edge), Temple Stakes (2003 Airwave) Wins 2000-2003: 32; 63; 70; 110 Wins This Season: 37


SEVENTH RACE RESULT
4.40pm NEWMARKETRACECOURSES.CO.UK NURSERY
Class C, £15,000 added, for two-year-olds which, before June 27, have been placed first, second, third or fourth in GB, Penalties: after June 26, a winner 6lb, seven furlongs. Penalty values: 1st: £10,237.50; 2nd: £3,150; 3rd: £1,575; 4th: £787.50
1 SATCHEM (Lucayan Stud & D Clee) David Loder 2-9-06 Tom Queally [13] 7/2fav
2 SEA HUNTER (Sheikh Mohammed) Mick Channon 2-8-11 Sam Hitchcott (3) [2] 14-1
3 SILVER WRAITH (Michael Tabor) Neville Callaghan 2-9-07 Johnny Murtagh [10] 10-1
4 MARCHING SONG (The Queen) Richard Hannon 2-9-02 Richard Hughes [9]
5 ASIAN TIGER (The Waney Racing Group Inc) Richard Hannon 2-9-05 Darryll Holland [5]
6 IM SPARTACUS (John Purcell) Ian Wood 2-7-10 Colin Haddon (7) [8]
7 MAC COIS NA TINE (Gillian Quinn) Kevin Ryan 2-8-06(inc 1lbow) Neil Callan [6]
8 GRYSKIRK (Charnwood Boy Partnership & Mrs J Harris) Paul D'Arcy 2-8-01 Martin Dwyer [11]
9 LANGSTON BOY (D Higgins) Michael Bell 2-8-06 Richard Mullen [3]
10 LISA MONA LISA (Stephen Dartnell) Vince Smith 2-8-06(inc 1lbow) Kieren Fallon [12]
11 AMPHITHEATRE (Fulke Johnson Houghton) Fulke Johnson Houghton 2-7-06 Michael Halford (7) [4]
12 ADORATION (Durham Thoroughbred Racing) Mark Johnston 2-8-13 Kevin Darley [7]
13 APOLOGIES (John Fretwell) Bryan McMahon 2-8-11 Graham Gibbons [1]
13 ran Non-runner: No 13 Don’t Tell Trigger (ground) Breeder: K Molloy Breeding: Inchinor - Mohican Princess (Shirley Heights) Distances: 3/4, 1/2, nk, 3 1/2, hd, hd, nk, 2, 1/2, sh, 1/2, 12 Time: 1m 26.37s Totes: Win: £4.30; Places: £1.90; £4.40; £3.10 Exacta: £78.10

Winning trainer:-Name: Loder, David Richard Date of birth: 26/1/64 First trainer's licence: 25/9/1992Previous occupation: assistant trainer to Geoff Wragg; Wins in a season (1992-2003):2:45:39:48:58:56:61:1:3:42:14:70 Horses in training:(1993-2004): 35,53,n/r,86,122,90, n/a, n/a, n/a Major wins include: St James’s Palace Stakes (1997 Starborough), Cheveley Park Stakes (1995 Blue Duster, 1997 Embassy), Italian Derby (1996 Bahamian Knight), Jersey Stakes (1996 Lucayan Prince), Moyglare Stud Stakes (1996 Bianca Nera), Prix Jean Prat (1997 Starborough), Prix Morny (1996 Bahamian Bounty), Irish 2000 Guineas (1998 Desert Prince), Princess Margaret Stakes (1995 Blue Duster, 1997 Embassy, 1998 Mythical Girl), Prix du Moulin (1998 Desert Prince), May Hill Stakes (1998 Calando), Prix d’Aumale (1998 Saytarra), Gimcrack Stakes (2002 Country Reel), Vintage Stakes (2002 Dublin), Flying Childers Stakes (2003 Howick Falls) 2nd success of July Meeting

Winning jockey:-Name: Queally, Thomas Peter Born: October 8, 1984 Background: Son of Declan, who trains a small string in County Waterford. A former pony racing champion, who was champion apprentice in Ireland in 2000 with 28 wins - Devon trainer Tony Newcombe helped bring him to Britain while apprenticed in Ireland to Pat Flynn. First Winner: Larifaari (Nenagh Handicap, Clonmel, April 13, 2000 - on 4th racecourse ride) Royal Ascot Wins (1): Windsor Castle Stakes (2004 Chateau Istana) Wins This Season: 30 (2nd success of July Meeting, current leading apprentice)


EIGHTH RACE RESULT
5.10pm DULLINGHAM HANDICAP
Class C, £20,000 added, for three-year-olds and upwards Rated 0-90, one mile and about four furlongs, Penalties, after June 26, a winner 6lb. Penalty values: 1st: £13,858; 2nd: £4,264; 3rd: £2,132; 4th: £1,066

1 MEPHISTO (Angie Silver) Luca Cumani 5-10-00 Darryll Holland [11] 8-1
2 ASTROCHARM (Mystic Meg Ltd) Mark Tompkins 5-9-06 Neil Callan [2] 16-1
3 ALWAYS WAINING (The Always Trying Partnership) Mark Johnston 3-8-12 Joe Fanning [15] 16-1
4 STREET LIFE (Howard Spooner & Partners (I)) William Musson 6-8-13 Kieren Fallon [7]
5 TEAM-MATE (Mrs P Gooden & G Gooden) Julia Feilden 6-8-13 Brian Reilly (3) [14]
6 SWELLMOVA (Robert Allen) Jim Boyle 5-8-07(inc1lbow) Kevin Darley [10]
7 SANGIOVESE (Kentisbeare Quartet) Hughie Morrison 5-9-04 Steve Drowne [8]
8 WHISPERED PROMISES (Mrs S Brookhouse) Mark Johnston 3-8-09 Keith Dalgleish [12]
9 LUCKY LEO (B & S Vaughan) Ian Williams 4-8-08 Richard Hughes [4]
10 ANOTHER CHOICE (A Goodman) Nick Littmoden 3-8-05 Richard Mullen [6]
11 NORTHSIDE LODGE (The Grandees) Peter Harris 6-9-04 Martin Dwyer [5]
12 DOVEDON HERO (Michael Whatley) Phil McBride 4-9-01 Michael Hills [3]
13 CRATHORNE (www.Clarendon Racing.com) James Bethell 4-9-05 Johnny Murtagh [13]
14 BACK IN ACTION (East Wind Racing Ltd & Martha Trussell) Mikael Magnusson 4-8-10 Dane O'Neill [1]
15 BURNING MOON (Hesmonds Stud) Jeremy Noseda 3-8-13 Eddie Ahern [9] 9-2fav

15 ran Breeder: Shadwell Estate Co Ltd Breeding: Machiavellian - Cunning (Bustino) Distances: 1/2,
1 1/2, 1 1/4, 6, nk, nk, 2 1/2, 1 3/4, hd, 7, 3, 1 3/4, 5, 1 1/4 Time: 2m 32.91s Totes: Win: £10.40; Places: £4.30; £4.10; £5.40 Exacta: £122.60

Winning trainer:-Name: Cumani, Luca Matteo Date of birth: 7/4/49; Date of first licence: 1976; Previous Occupation: Jockey in Italy, France and Britain with 84 winners assistant to Sergio Cumani and Henry Cecil; Classic wins: (3) Vodafone Derby (1988 Kahyasi, 1998 High-Rise), St Leger (1984 Commanche Run) Other major wins include: Sussex Stakes (1991 Second Set), Breeders’ Cup Mile (1994 Barathea), St James’s Palace Stakes (1985 Bairn, 1987 Half a Year), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (1990 Markofdistinction, 2003 Falbrav), Yorkshire Oaks (1993 & 1994 Only Royale), Irish 2,000 Guineas (1993 Barathea), Irish 1,000 Guineas (1990 Ensconse, 2002 Gossamer), Irish Derby (1988 Kahyasi), Italian Oaks (1998 Zomaradah), Juddmonte International Stakes (1985 Commanche Run, 1998 One So Wonderful, 2003 Falbrav), Gran Premio di Milano (2000 Endless Hall), Meon Valley Stud Fillies’ Mile (2001 Gossamer), Lonsdale Stakes (2002 Boreas), Eclipse-Stakes (2003 Falbrav); Prix d’Ispahan (2003 Falbrav), Japan Cup (2003 Falbrav) Wins in a season (1984-2003):50:60:67:83:73:88:109:72:54:39:47:39:62:66:54:34:29:25:24:57 Horses in training (1985-2004):100:112:119:151:165:187:150:132:121:96:103:124:139:152:135:100:83:84:103: 102

Winning jockey:-Name: Holland, Darryll Paul. Date of birth: 14/6/72 First winner: Sinclair Boy (Warwick 7/5/90) Major wins include: Coral-Eclipse (1999 Compton Admiral, 2003 Falbrav), Yorkshire Oaks (1997 My Emma), Rockfel Stakes (1992 Yawl), Goodwood Cup (1998 Double Trigger), Italian 2000 Guineas (2002 Dupont), German 2000 Guineas (2002 Dupont), Darley July Cup (2002 Continent), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (2003 Falbrav), Dewhurst Stakes (2003 Milk It Mick), Juddmonte International (2003 Falbrav), Vodafone Coronation Cup (2004 Warrsan) Wins(1990-2003):30,79,68,68,55,71,30,104,128,74,78,105,113,157 Wins This Season: 92

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