Thursday, September 6, 2001
LATEST TOTE BETTING AND MARKET MOVERS
MARKET MOVERS
ST LEGER
Milan 5-2 (from 3-1)
Mr Combustible 5-2 (from 3-1)
Alexius 11-4 (from 3-1)
SPRINT CUP
Aidan O'Brien-trained winner 7-2 (from 2-1)
CESAREWITCH
Taffrail 6-1 (from 10-1)
1,000 GUINEAS
Misterah 33-1 (from 25-1)
ANTE-POST LISTS
STANLEY LEISURE SPRINT CUP (HAYDOCK, SATURDAY): 5 Three Points, 11-2
Pipalong, 6 Minardi, 7 Nuclear Debate, Orientor, Summerhill Parkes, 11 Mount
Abu, 12 Mull of Kintyre, 14 Harmonic Way, Kier Park, 16 Tedburrow, 18
Lincoln Dancer, Monkston Point.
***Aidan O'Brien trained winner: 7-2.
ROTHMANS ROYALS ST LEGER (DONCASTER, SEPTEMBER 15)
5-2 Milan, Mr Combustible, 11-4 Alexius, 10 And Beyond, 12 Mediterranean, 16
Pugin, Vinnie Roe, 20 bar.
TOTE TRIFECTA HANDICAP (ASCOT, SEPTEMBER 29) 10 Mr Mahoose, 12 Nice one
Clare, 14 Duke of Modena, 16 Banjo Bay, Father Thames, Needwood Blade,
Undeterred, 20 A Touch of Frost, Bold King, Capricho, Continent, Forever
Times, Hand Chime, Hurricane Floyd, I Cried for You, Marweh, Persiano, Polar
Kingdom, Priors Lodge, Venturer, 25 bar.
TOTE AYR GOLD CUP (AYR, SEPTEMBER 22)
8 Ghazal, 12 Antonio Canova, 14 Abbajabba, Continent, Undeterred, 16 Banjo
Bay, Honesty Fair, Jessica's Dream, 20 Brevity, Candleriggs, Caprichio,
Como, Ellens Academy, Guinea Hunter, Indian Spark, Needwood Blade, Orientor,
Summerhill Parkes, 25 bar.
TOTE CAMBRIDGESHIRE (NEWMARKET, OCTOBER 6)
11-2 Alphaeus, 10 Smirk, 12 Halland, 14 Foreign Affairs, 16 Momentum, Katy
Nowaitee, Lagudin, Moon Goddess, 20 Albuhera, Duke of Modena, Masterful,
Mosayter, Scheming, Faithful Warrior, Transatlantic, 25 bar.
PRIX DE L'ARC DE TRIOMPHE (LONGCHAMP, OCTOBER 7)
9-2 Sakhee, Fantastic Light, 5 Aquarelliste, Hightori, 8 Anabaa Blue, 10
Egyptband, Mirio, Morshdi, 12 Imagine, 16 Golan, Alexius, Carnival Dancer,
Maille Pistol, Storming Home, 20 bar.
TOTE CESAREWITCH (NEWMARKET, OCTOBER 22)
6 Taffrail, 12 Heros Fatal, 14 Cover Up, Harlestone Grey, 16 Alleluia, Barba
Papa, Distant Prospect, Wave of Optimism, 20 Ansar, Archduke Ferdinand, Big
Moment, Brother Joe, First Ballot, Give Notice, Gracilis, Hugs Dancer,
Johnny Oscar, Ravenswood, Seliana, 25 bar.
SAGITTA 2,000 GUINEAS (NEWMARKET, MAY 4)
3 Johannesburg, 16 Comfy, Rock of Gibraltar, Naheef, Hawk Wing, 20 Official
Flame, Dubai Destination, 25 Meshaheer, Flat Spin, Waldenburg, Roar of the
Tiger, Bragadino, Expected Bonus, 33 bar.
SAGITTA 1,000 GUINEAS (NEWMARKET, MAY 5)
13-2 Gossamer, 10 Queen's Logic, 12 Quarter Moon, 16 Silent Honour, 25
Sophisticat, Zaeema, Barzah, Ya Hajar, Muklah 33 bar.
SMURFIT CHAMPION HURDLE (CHELTENHAM, MARCH 12)
6-4 Istabraq, 12 Jair du Cochet, Landing Light, Ned Kelly, 16 Bilboa, Moscow
Flyer, 20 Geos, 25 bar.
TOTE CHELTENHAM GOLD CUP (CHELTENHAM, MARCH 14)
9-2 First Gold, 12 Sackville, 14 Marlborough, 16 Ad Hoc, Best Mate,
Kotkijet, 20 Legal Right, Gingembre, Looks Like Trouble, Lord Noelie, See
More Business, Shotgun Willy, 25 Monsignor, Paris Pike, Rince, Ri, Florida
Pearl, Alexander Banquet, 33 bar.
MARTELL GRAND NATIONAL (AINTREE, APRIL)
20 Beau, 25 Commanche Court, David's Lad, Papillon, 33 Blowing Wind, Mely
Moss, Moral Support, Red Marauder, 50 The Last Fling.
MISTERAH LOSES UNBEATEN RECORD
The Marcus Tregoning-trained Misterah, who holds fancy entries in Newbury's Mill Reef Stakes and Newmarket's Cheveley Park Stakes, was stripped of her unbeaten record in today's Dick Poole Fillies' Conditions Stakes, over six furlongs, at Salisbury when the John Dunlop-trained Tashawak beat her by a neck.
The Alhaarth filly had been hugely impressive when making her racecourse debut in a well-contested Newbury maiden on August 17. On that occasion she quickened smartly to lead inside the final two furlongs and held on by a length and a quarter to Pretty Clear.
After that success Tregoning had said: "I'm very pleased given that she was probably not well drawn and didn't jump from the gate too well either. She had to be stoked up a bit and I was also worried that she hit the front plenty early enough, but she looks a very good filly."
SIR JOHN WHEELER TO CHAIR REVIEW GROUP
ON CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
The Jockey Club announced yesterday that the Rt. Hon. Sir John Wheeler, former
Chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, will chair the Review Group
which will be asked to examine potential conflicts of interest within the
activities of the Jockey Club.
Joining him on the Review Group will be two other independent members, Peter
Benson and Adrian Grazebrook, as well as two Jockey Club Members, Lord
Hartington and Nicholas Wrigley.
Sir John Wheeler said: "Racing is a highly important sport and industry
enjoyed by a huge number of people and directly benefits the rural economy,
so I am especially pleased to be invited to be the independent chairman of
this review, the purpose of which is to establish the facts and to make
recommendations."
Christopher Spence, Senior Steward of the Jockey Club said: "I am delighted
that Sir John Wheeler has agreed to chair this important review. We look
forward to receiving the report of the group, all of whom, with their
different qualifications, share an interest in and experience of the racing
industry."
As part of the Review, key industry bodies and other interested parties will
be invited to make submissions to the Review Group.
- Sir John Wheeler served as an MP from 1979 to 1997. Since 1997 he
has been Chairman of the Service Authorities for National Crime Intelligence
Service and the National Crime Squad. From 1979 to 1992 he was a Member and
then Chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee and was responsible for
the 1991 report on the Tote.
- The Hon. Peter Benson FCA is a recently retired partner of
PricewaterhouseCoopers, who has worked closely with the racing industry for
many years.
- Adrian Grazebrook is a solicitor. He is also a Racehorse Owner and a
member of the BHB Race Planning Committee.
- Lord Hartington is a former Senior Steward of the Jockey Club and
was the first Chairman of BHB.
- Nicholas Wrigley is a Director of Rothschilds.
The four activities of the Jockey Club are:
- To regulate horseracing in Great Britain to the highest standards
- Through nominees to BHB, to support the Board's work in the
administration of horseracing in its best interests and developing the sport
- To operate racecourses to high technical standards for the benefit
of racing generally
- To operate first class training facilities
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