LADBROKES ST LEGER FESTIVAL 2005
RACENEWS RACECOURSE SERVICE
DONCASTER, SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
PREVIEW OF TOMORROW’S INTERCASINO.COM CHAMPAGNE STAKES
A field of eight will go to post for tomorrow’s Group Two intercasino.com Champagne Stakes, including three who will be putting unbeaten records on the line. That trio consists of Killybegs and Palace Episode, who are both unbeaten in two starts, and West Of Amarillo, who won on his only appearance so far.
Palace Episode would be a very popular winner of one of the biggest two-year-old races in Yorkshire as he is trained at Hambleton, near Thirsk, by Kevin Ryan and has already won at the Ebor meeting at York. He then showed how much he enjoyed moving up from six furlongs to seven when he beat Araafa by a length and a quarter, showing considerable progress from his debut success in an ordinary maiden at Catterick.
Killybegs romped home at Redcar last time, winning a novice heat by six lengths to add to his success in a maiden race at Newmarket. This will be by far his toughest task. He is trained by Barry Hills who is seeking his sixth success in the intercasino.com Champagne Stakes, following on from Sexton Blake (1977), Sure Blade (1985), Auction House (1998), Distant Music (1999) and Etlaala (2004).
West of Amarillo is moving up from maiden to Group company and will be racing for a new stable. He was with Gerard Butler when he won his maiden at Newmarket in June, but will now be running for John Gosden.
Amigoni, who is trained by Aidan O’Brien, is trying to give weight to all his seven rivals as he is penalised 3lb for a Group Three victory in the Angelsey Stakes at the Curragh in July when he got the better of Black Charmer by half a length. He disappointed when fourth to Always Hopeful at Goodwood last time, though his performance then suggested that moving up to seven furlongs would be a good idea.
His run against Black Charmer links up with the Goodwood effort of the Richard Hannon-trained Cool Creek, who was just in front of Black Charmer when they were second and third to Sir Percy in the Vintage Stakes. Cool Creek has since been second again, this time to Wake Up Maggie in the Tattersalls (Ireland) sales race at The Curragh.
Close To You, from Terry Mills’ Epsom yard, had been enjoying an excellent season until he flopped in the Solario Stakes at Sandown, when he was last but one behind Opera Cape. Before that he had impressed when beating Silent Times, who reopposes, by five lengths at Newbury, and a repeat of that form would put him firmly into the picture.
Lake Poet, the only maiden in the field, has run creditably in both starts, but he has a lot of ground to make up on Palace Episode on York form and clearly needs to improve.
GOING UPDATE
The going remains
GOOD
at the end of racing.
It was changed to that from good to firm, good in places, after the fourth race this afternoon.
“I shan’t change it again tonight,” said clerk of the course Jon Pullin.
“I shall wait until tomorrow morning to let this rain sink in and then see what has happened overnight.
“The rain arrived earlier than was forecast, so I hope that it will soon be going away and that there won’t be any more behind it.”
CROWD UP AGAIN
There was a crowd of 15,000 on GNER Ladies’ Day, 1,000 up on the corresponding day last year,
Steven Clarke, general manager at Doncaster racecourse, commented “we are delighted with the size of the crowd, though it was a shame that the weather became so unpleasant.
“Millenary’s second consecutive win in the GNER Doncaster Cup was fantastic and we are looking forward to great racing again tomorrow and on Saturday.”
Best Dressed Lady
The weather failed to put a dampener on the popular Best Dressed Lady competition
at a rather damp day two of the Ladbrokes St Leger festival today.
16 finalists lined up in the Doncaster Audi sponsored event braving the downpour to be judged by Derek Thompson and Emmerdale star Richard Shelton.
The announcement of the winner, Miss Amanda Crossland, a local girl from Mexborough who had made her outfit herself, was greeted with great enthusiasm by her supporters.
She receives as her prize the use of an Audi TT convertible from the sponsors for a year, the only problem being that Miss Crossland does not have a full licence.
“I am taking lessons at the moment and this should encourage me to pass first time”.
When asked by Derek Thompson, perennial compere and judge, how she would fit her two children in the car she said “they can stay at home!”.
THE 2005 LADBROKES ST LEGER DECLARED RUNNERS
Class 1, Group One, Total Prize fund £450,000. Doncaster, Saturday, September 10, 2005, 1m 6f 132yds. For three-year-olds only, entire colts and fillies. Weights: colts 9st; fillies 8st 11lb. Entries closed Wednesday, July 6, entries revealed Tuesday, July 12 (39 entries). Forfeit stage Tuesday, August 23 (10 remained), £25,000 supplementary entry stage Monday, September 5 (no extra entries received). Five-day confirmation stage Monday, September 5 (7 remained). Final 48-hour declaration stage 10.00am, Thursday, September 8 (Seven declared).
Form Horse Owner Trainer/Jockey
1) 13 AVALON Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier Aidan O'Brien IRE/ Jamie Spencer
2) 5-11 HARD TOP (IRE) Ballymacoll Stud Sir Michael Stoute/Ryan Moore
4) 43-2104 KONG (IRE) Neil Jones John Dunlop/Richard Hughes
5) 12021 SCORPION (IRE) Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor Aidan O'Brien IRE/Frankie Dettori
6 01-41531 TAWQEET (USA) (v) Hamdan Al Maktoum John Dunlop/Richard Hills
11203112 THE GEEZER Jeff Smith David Elsworth/Richard Quinn
7 declared runners
2 Irish-trained
WINNING QUOTES RACE ONE
QUEEN’S OWN YORKSHIRE DRAGOONS LADIES DAY NURSERY
ANNA “DESERV ES SOMETHING BETTER”
Anna Pavlova readily defied the 6lb penalty she picked up when winning at Newcastle last month when she accounted for Urban Tiger and Louie Louie in the Queen’s Own Yorkshire Dragoons Ladies Day Nursery, in a manner which suggested to her trainer Richard Fahey that “she deserves a crack at something better”.
Quite what that something better might be was not made clear but Fahey has in mind a couple of fillies’ Listed races before the end of the turf season and one of those might prove the target.
Asked if she might be a Guineas filly, Fahey did not commit himself to anything as highflying as that, but equally he did not rule it out and left no doubt that he holds the filly in high regard.
Fahey has now sent out 68 winners this season, so he is in hot pursuit of last year’s 77. “We’re getting there slowly,” he said.
This was also an ideal way for Paul Hanagan to celebrate his 25th birthday. He has been back in action for only a short time after a four week absence with a broken collarbone, and related how frustrating it was to sit at home nursing his injury and watch the Fahey horses romping home.
“The collarbone is fine now,” he said. “Occasionally it is a bit sore and stiff first thing in the morning, but that works off through the day and it is really good to be back in action and riding winners.”
GOING AFTER THE FIRST
Paul Hanagan jockey of the winner (Anna Pavlova) in the opener on the second day of the Ladbrokes St Leger Festival described the ground as “beautiful, they are just getting into it a bit”
Franny Norton said it was “just cutting up a bit”
Eddie Ahern thought the going “lovely, perfect ground”
Alan Munro said “a touch on the slow side of good”
Adrian Nicholls described it as “perfect” while Richard Hughes thought it was “the same as yesterday”.
WINNING QUOTES RACE TWO
EARTH MORTGAGES SCARBROUGH STAKES
ROCKETING MISSILE
Majestic Missile, without a win since his success in the Cornwallis Stakes at Ascot nearly two years ago, put that gloomy record to rights when he romped home like a good thing should in the Earth Mortgages Scarbrough Stakes, beating the strong-finishing Texas Gold by three lengths.
“It’s been a long time coming,” said the winner’s trainer William Haggas as he explained the trail of misfortune which has dogged the horse. “He chipped a bone in a knee when he ran in the Gimcrack, and though we got a temporary fix for him to win the Cornwallis, he just lost his form last year and I thought when I looked at him in the paddock before the King’s Stand that he just looked like a little boy.
“We deliberately did not race him much last year, and this season he has gradually been re-finding his form. I was delighted with the way he picked up when he was third in the Nunthorpe and again with the way he picked up here.
“A fast gallop on fast ground over five furlongs is what he wants and now he will run in a Group 111 sprint at Newbury next Saturday. After that it will be the Abbaye and then, I hope, Hong Kong.
“But I won’t run him on soft ground. I nearly pulled him out of the Molecomb when it was good to soft, so I might risk that again once, but he very much does not want soft ground.
“I very much hope that he will stay in training next year, as he really has not had very much racing.”
HANAGAN SUSPENDED
Paul Hanagan’s pleasure at winning the opener on Anna Pavlova was somewhat tempered when the stewards suspended him for one day (September 19) for careless riding. The stewards considered that he had failed to take any steps to prevent his filly from interfering with Global Genius and Nihal.
WINNING QUOTES RACE THREE
MURPHY’S FASTFLOW MAY HILL STAKES
HANNON ENDS LOCAL HOODOO
“I was beginning to think that the best thing to do with my horses here was to put them all back in the horsebox and take them home,” said Richard Hannon after Nasheej had put up a very capable performance to take the Murphy’s Fastflow May Hill Stakes and get a quote of 25-1 (from 33) for the 1,000 Guineas from Paddy Power. Cashmans put her in at 16-1 (from 25) for the Guineas and at 25-1 (from 50) for the Oaks.
“I have had the most dreadful time with my runners here,” said Hannon as he reflected on figures of eight wins from 147 starts in the last five years.
“The Coires was mugged on the line here yesterday and in the first race today Charlie Tokyo never looked like getting a run.
“Everything I send up here seems to get beaten for one reason or another, but maybe that has finally ended my jinx on the course.”
After Nasheej had beaten the outsiders High Heel Sneakers and Speciosa, Hannon said “I suppose we shall have to look at the (Meon Valley Stud) Fillies’ Mile now as there really is not anything else for her for the rest of the season, and I expect she will have a Guineas entry.”
Nasheej is one of eight horses in training in this country for Malih Al Basti, who comes from Dubai where he has a construction company and other business interests.
“He loves his racing and he loves this country,” said agent John Corbett, who bought the winner privately for $40,000 as a yearling. “His eight horses here are divided between Richard, Roger Charlton and Mark Johnston, and he comes over to see them run as often as he can.”
MORE MURPHY’S FASFLOW MAY HILL STAKES QUOTES
RICHARD HANNON JUNIOR IMPRESSED
Richard Hannon Jr, assistant trainer to his father, commented afterwards to Racing UK: "She's a lovely filly with loads of speed.
"I think she has shown herself to be one of the best fillies around - she's improving with every run, she gets the trip and will now go for the Fillies' Mile at Newmarket - it will take a very good one to beat her there.
"She did have a hard race at Newmarket last time but the form stands up and she is a very tough filly. She just stood there today and you wouldn’t know she'd had a race, she is so sweet and calm.
"I would say that she is a good a filly as we have had in the last five to ten years.
"The bookmakers will probably quote her at 20/1 or 33/1. She is a Guineas filly and if you can get anything bigger than 14/1 I would say take it - she is going to improve and get better and right now I don't see any more than two or three fillies that could beat her this year.
“If she wins the Fillies' Mile, she would be a 6/1 or 7/1 shot for the Guineas. I'm not a gambling man though - the prize money is good enough for me!"
WINNING QUOTES RACE FOUR
GNER PARK STAKES
IFRAAJ PIPS THE INDIAN
Ifraaj, running for the first time since disappointing in the July Cup, just got the better of a thrilling finish with Sleeping Indian to win the GNER Park Stakes by a short head. So close was it that his trainer Michael Jarvis was convinced that he had not won. “And even after I had seen the replay I was still sure he had not won,” he said.
“I think that you can excuse his July Cup run up to a point because it was big jump up after York (where Ifraaj won the Wokingham), and a lot of horses who had had runs on hard ground at York did not show their form next time out.
“He really is a tough horse with lots of guts and I expect now he will run in the Challenge Stakes at Newmarket on Champions Day, although he does want fast ground and if we have a wet spell he might have to miss it.
“He may not be a Group 1 horse yet, but I think he may be getting there slowly. I don’t think you will see him over six furlongs again, and though seven, which seems his ideal trip at the moment, is a bit of a difficult distance, the programme for it is much better now than it used to be.
We might try him over a mile one day.”
Ifraaj had to be as brave as his trainer said he was to land this prize, for though he had the lead a furlong and a half from home, he was headed by Sleeping Indian and had the best part of a length to make up in the final furlong.
Philip Robinson asked him to peg back that length and Ifraaj really put his head down to force his nose in front in the very last stride.
GROUND NOW GOOD
Following the rain during the afternoon, the going was changed to GOOD after the fourth race.
WINNING QUOTES RACE FIVE
GNER DONCASTER CUP
THE “AMAZING” MILLENARY
Millenary, who dead-heated for the GNER Doncaster Cup last year with Kasthari, won it outright this time round after an ice cool ride from Richard Quinn.
When the eight-year-old, who is still a full horse, won the Lonsdale Stakes at York last month, Quinn held him up at the back of the field until he pounced for victory close home.
“This time I told him to be even more patient, as there was another quarter of a mile to go, and he rode an absolutely brilliant race,” said Millenary’s trainer John Dunlop, visibly moved by the old horse’s display.
“He really is in cracking form now, though he certainly wasn’t at the start of the season and at one time I had almost despaired of him,” Dunlop went on. “I expect he will now go back to Newmarket for the Jockey Club Cup. At one time we were thinking of finding a little stallion job for him, but while he can keep on doing such a good job on the racecourse he may as well carry on doing that.
“It is a great tribute to the old horse that he is still so genuine and enthusiastic at the age of eight and this was a real pleasure. He is quite amazing.”
A delighted Quinn commented afterwards: "He's a classy horse and his turn of foot sets him apart against these stayers.
"He likes to relax and warm up in his races. It was a proper test of stamina - five out they just quickened up and when we got to two and a half out, they were just tying up in front but I was just coming good.
"I had a look to see how Kieren (Fallon, rider of Distinction) was going about three out as he was the obvious form horse but when I saw he wasn't going that well I then looked at Sergeant Cecil and followed him.
"In the spring, Millenary just took a little to find his form but now he's back to his best and with his turn of foot, you just need to produce him at the right time. He's been a tremendous servant."
Hot favourite Distinction, who dropped out to finish last but one after having had every chance two furlongs from home, was pushed out by Cashmans from 10-1 to 12-1 for the Melbourne Cup.
AHERN SUSPENDED
Eddie Ahern was suspended for two days (September 19 and 20) after the stewards found him guilty of careless riding on Suzy Bliss in the May Hill Stakes. They considered that he had caused interference to Spinning Queen by manoeuvering to his right, taking Spinning Queen off a true line and continued to allow her to hang right without taking corrective action.
WINNING QUOTES RACE SIX
JAPAN RACING ASSOCIATION KYOTO SCEPTRE STAKES
FAVOURABLE TERMS IS BACK
Favourable Terms, running for the first time in 404 days, showed that there is plenty of life in her at the age of five as she got the better of Nufoos and Attune to take the Japan Racing Association Kyoto Sceptre Stakes.
“Sheikh Maktoum very kindly allowed us to have her in training this year as a five-year-old, but unfortunately she developed problems with a splint on a tibia in the spring and so we have not been able to run her until now,” said her trainer Sir Michael Stoute.
“But she has been working very well recently and we were very hopeful that she would run well here. The Sun Chariot could be her next target.”
Stoute also had thoughts about Distinction’s flop in the Yorkshire Cup, saying “he really is a top of the ground horse and the rain earlier in the afternoon made it far too soft for him.”
BETTING NEWS
Lynda Ramsden may be in her final season as a trainer, but she is certainly not going out without a final flourish and her horses have been in excellent form of late.
She may well add to her successes with Formal Decree in the opening Queen’s Own Yorkshire Dragoons Ladies’ Day Nursery. The colt has raced consistently this season, was far from lucky in running last time and has been backed from 7-1 to 6-1 with Paddy Power.
Powers have also had money for Spinning Queen in the Murphy’s Fastflow May Hill Stakes (2.45) and have trimmed her odds from 5-1 to 9-2, and in the GNER Yorkshire Cup (3.55) they have brought in Sergeant Cecil from 11-2 to 9-2.
Sergeant Cecil has already won two of the season’s top staying handicaps, the totesport Northumberland Plate at Newcastle and the totesport Ebor Handicap at York, and victory in the Cup today would complete a remarkable treble.
totesport have also had strong support for Sergeant Cecil and have brought him from 6-1 to 4-1, and they have also done business over Attune in the Japan Racing Association Kyoto Sceptre Stakes, bringing her in from 10-1 to 8-1.
GOING NEWS AT 10 AM
The going for the second day of the Ladbrokes St Leger Festival is
GOOD TO FIRM, GOOD IN PLACES ON THE ROUND COURSE.
There are no more good places on the straight.
The track was not watered last night and it looks unlikely that there will be any watering this evening, as clerk of the course Jon Pullin explained.
“The forecast is for a dry day but rain by this evening, and a lot of the forecasts suggest that there could be some heavy bursts.
“We shall monitor the forecasts through the day and if it looks that there will be quite a lot of rain then we shall not water.”
FIRST RACE RESULT
1.40pm QUEEN’S OWN YORKSHIRE DRAGOONS LADIES DAY NURSERY
£25,000 added, for 2yo, 1m. Minimum weight 7st 12lb. Penalties: after August 27, a winner 6lb Penalty values: 1st: £18,102.50; 2nd: £5,570; 3rd: £2,785; 4th: £1,392.50
1) ANNA PAVLOVA (Galaxy Racing) Richard Fahey 2-9-03 Paul Hanagan [5] 7/1
2) URBAN TIGER (Four Mile Racing) Alan King 2-8-09 Eddie Ahern [11] 18/1
3) LOUIE LOUIE (Jack Banks Racing) Neville Callaghan 2-9-05 Kieren Fallon [3] 18/1
4) CRIMSON FLAME (Box 41) Mick Channon 2-8-09 Tony Culhane [13]
5) BLITZKRIEG (R J Baines) Vince Smith 2-8-11 Jamie Spencer [1]
6) CHARLIE TOKYO (Michael Pescod) Richard Hannon 2-8-09 Ryan Moore [2]
7) GLOBAL GENIUS (Jack Hanson) Barry Hills 2-9-07 Michael Hills [10] 5/1jf
8) NIHAL (Jaber Abdullah) Mark Johnston 2-9-02 Joe Fanning [7] 5/1 jf
9) GENRE (Jenny Powell) Richard Hannon 2-9-02 Richard Hughes [4]
10) YOUR AMOUNT (The Norf ‘N’ Sarf Partnership) Alan King 2-8-08 J D Smith [8]
11) FORMAL DECREE (Karen Pratt) Lynda Ramsden 2-8-03 Alan Munro [6]
12) WEE CHARLIE CASTLE (J T Developments Ltd) Greg Chung v2-8-00 Adrian Nicholls [12]
13) SOFELIA (J B R Leisure Ltd) Richard Hannon 2-8-04 Frannie Norton [9]
13 ran Breeder: Raymond Cowie, Breeding: b f Danehill Dancer (IRE) - Wheeler’s Wonder (IRE)
Distances: 1,.75, nk, sh, 2.5, sh, sh,.75, sh, .75, 3.5, 11
Time: 1m 39.25s
Totes: Win: £7.20 Places:£2.20, £7.40, £3 Exacta: £253.40
Winning trainer:- Name: Fahey, Richard
Date of birth: 2/2/66 Riding career: Approximately 100 winners Date of first licence: 1993 Trains at Manor House Farm, Butterwick, Brawby, Malton Horses in training (1995-2005): 18, 24, 32, 53, 44, 51, 48, 60, 85, 98, 92 Wins (1993-2004): 1, 2, 7, 11, 25, 20, 26, 38, 26, 46, 50, 77 Big Race Wins: Vodafone Stewards’ Cup (1998 Superior Premium), Cork & Orrery Stakes (2000 Superior Premium), John Smith’s Cup (2002 Vintage Premium), William Hill Mile (2003 Lady Bear) Wins This Year: 68
Winning Jockey:-Name: Hanagan, Paul Geoffrey Born: September 8, 1980 Wins 2000-2004: 23, 29, 84*, 64 ,101 *champion apprentice Other Information: Formerly apprenticed to trainer Richard Fahey in Malton - the winner of the Racing Schools Apprentice series in 2000, he earned himself a six-week working holiday with Paddy Rudkin in Dubai. Father, Geoff, had brief flirtation with racing in 1960s working for John Waugh in Newmarket for 18 months. Paul began riding out for Warrington-based handler Terry Caldwell before joining Malcolm Jefferson’s yard after coming through British Racing School’s nine-week course. Then teamed up with Fahey. Big Race Wins: John Smith’s Cup (2002 Vintage Premium), William Hill Mile (2003 Lady Bear), Northumberland Plate (2004 Mirjan).
SECOND RACE RESULT
2.10pm EARTH MORTGAGES SCARBROUGH STAKES
Listed Race, £30,000, for 2yo+. 5f. Weights: 2yo colts & geldings 8st 3lb; fillies 7st 12lb; 3yo colts & geldings 9st 8lb; fillies 9st 3lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings 9st 9lb, fillies 9st 4lb. Penalties: in 2005, a winner of Listed race 3lb, of a Group Three race 5lb, of a Group One of Group Two race 7lb. Penalty values: 1st: £17,400; 2nd: £6,600; 3rd: £3,300; 4th: £1,500; 5th: £750; 6th:£450
1) MAJESTIC MISSILE (Flying Tiger Partnership) William Haggas t4-9-09 Jamie Spencer [8] 13/8 Fav
2) TEXAS GOLD (C L A Edington) William Muir 7-9-09 Kieren Fallon [2] 7/2
3) CELTIC MILL (Peter Asquith) David Barker p7-10-02 Neil Callan [5] 10/1
4) NIGELLA (C G Conway) Ed McMahon 2-7-12 Frannie Norton [1]
5) NOTJUSTAPRETTYFACE (Loddington Bloodstock) Hughie Morrison v1 3-9-03 Steve Drowne [3]
6) STETCHWORTH PRINCE (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) David Loder 3-9-08 Ryan Moore [6]
7) AZYGOUS (The Azygous Partnership) Rod Millman 2-8-03 Alan Munro [7]
7) FIRE UP THE BAND (P Crane, A Barker & s Short) David Nicholls 6-10-00 Adrian Nicholls [4]
8 ran Breeder: Victor Stud, Brendan Cummins and Oliver Connor. Breeding: b c Royal Applause - Tshusick
Distances: 3, sh, 1, 2, 1, 4, 3.5
Time: 57.74s
Totes: Win: £2.70 Places:£1.30, £1.20, £2.40 Exacta: £5.20
Winning Trainer: Name Haggas, William John
Date of Birth: 23/8/60 Date of first trainer's licence: 20/11/86 First winner: Tricky Note, Newmarket, April 15, 1987, EBF Bartlow Stakes Previous Occupation: Assistant trainer to Sir Mark Prescott and John Winter Wins in a season (1991-2004): 27:13:13:22:19:28:12: 47:45:39:43:44; 75:46 Number of horses in training (1993-2005): 47:37:37:42:45:49:53:58:72:63:70:82; 82 British Classic wins: (1) Shaamit (1996 Vodafone Derby) Major wins include: Italian 2000 Guineas (2002 Dupont), German 2000 Guineas (2002 Dupont), Champagne Stakes (1990 Bog Trotter), Joel Stakes (1996 Yeast), Crocker Bulteel Handicap (1996 Yeast), Royal Hunt Cup (1996 Yeast), Insulpak Victoria Cup Handicap (1996 Yeast), Norfolk Stakes (2000 Superstar Leo) , Watership Down Stud Sales Race (2002 Sharplaw Venture), Molecomb Stakes (2003 Majestic Missile) Trains at Somerville Lodge, Newmarket Suffolk
Winning jockey:-Name: Spencer, James (Jamie) Peter Date of Birth: 08/06/1980 British Classic Wins: St Leger (2003 Brian Boru) Major wins include: William Hill Sprint Cup (2005 Goodricke), Falmouth Stakes (2003 Macadamia), Irish 1,000 Guineas (1998 Tarascon, 2002 Gossamer), Jockey Club Stakes (2002 Marienbard), Moyglare Stud Stakes (2000 Sequoyah), Nunthorpe Stakes (2002 Kyllachy), Weatherbys Champion Bumper (2002 Pizarro) Wins in Britain (1998-2004):3,8,78,112,86,102, 27 Other details: Champion apprentice in Ireland 1999. Stable jockey to Aidan O’Brien in 2004, now freelance in Britain; Wins this season: 123.
THIRD RACE RESULT
2.45pm MURPHY’S FASTFLOW MAY HILL STAKES
Group Two, £70,000 guaranteed, for 2-y-o fillies only, 1m. Weights: 8st 10lb. Penalties: a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb; of a Group 1 or 2 race 5lb. Penalty values: 1st: £40,600; 2nd: £15,400; 3rd: £7,700; 4th: £3,500; 5th:£1,750; 6th:£1,050.
1) NASHEEJ (Malih L Al Basti) Richard Hannon 2-8-13 Richard Hughes [2] 4/1
2) HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS (Mr & Mrs Chris Wright, Paul Cole) Paul Cole 2-8-10 Neil Callan [3] 20/1
3) SPECIOSA (Michael Sly, Dr T Davies, Pam Sly) Pam Sly 2-8-10 Michael Fenton [6] 50/1
4) SUZY BLISS (Karyl Harris) Walter Swinburn 2-8-10 Eddie Ahern [1]
5) PURE ILLUSION (Sangster Family) John Gosden 2-8-10 Kevin Darley [5] 6/5 Fav
6) RISING CROSS (Heading For The Rocks Partnership) John Best 2-8-10 Jamie Spencer [8]
7) MY AMALIE (Saeed Manana) Clive Brittain 2-8-10 Kerrin McEvoy [4]
8) SPINNING QUEEN (Marston Stud & Cavendish Investing Ltd) Barry Hills 2-8-10 Michael Hills [9]
8 ran NR 1) Confidential Lady vet’s certificate
Breeder: D Henderson Breeding: b f Swain (IRE) - El Nafis (USA)
Distances: 1, sh, 1, 3.5, .5, .5, .5
Time: 1m 36.67s
Totes: Win: £5 Places:£1.40, £2.60, £6.60 Exacta: £42.60
Winning Trainer: Name- Hannon, Richard Michael Date of birth: 30/5/45 Date of first licence:1970 First Winner: Ampney Prince, Newbury, April 17, 1970 First Group Winner: Crespinall (Nassau Stakes, 1972, Goodwood) Classic wins: (3) 2000 Guineas (1973 Mon Fils, 1987 Don't Forget Me, 1990 Tirol) Other major wins: Brigadier Gerard Stakes (1995 Alriffa), Cherry Hinton Stakes (1993 Lemon Souffle, 2004 Jewel In The Sand), Diomed Stakes (1994 Bluegrass Prince), European Free Handicap (2000 Cape Town), Falmouth Stakes (1991 Only Yours, 1993 Niche, 1994 Lemon Souffle, 1995 Caramba), Golden Jubilee Stakes (1992 Shalford), Hungerford Stakes (2002 Reel Buddy), July Cup (1992 Mr Brooks), Lockinge Stakes (1993 Swing Low), Lowther Stakes (1992 Niche), Wokingham Stakes (1994 Venture Capitalist), Macau Jockey Club Craven Stakes (2000 Umistim, 2001 King’s Ironbridge), Molecomb Stakes (1993 Risky), Moyglare Stud Stakes (1993 Lemon Souffle), Nunthorpe Stakes (1992 Lyric Fantasy), Prix de l’Abbaye (1992 Mr Brooks), Prix Maurice de Gheest (2000 Bold Edge), Queen Mary Stakes (1992 Lyric Fantasy & 1993 Risky), Rockfel Stakes (2001 Distant Valley), Sussex Stakes (2003 Reel Buddy), Yorkshire Cup (1993 Assessor) Number of horses in training; (1985-2005):67:75:74:80:85 :107:131:139:155:178:167:155:149:145:155:162:147:169:169:149 Number of wins in a season (1982-2004):38:49:28:37:56:33:43:55:73:126:154:182:112:115:109:94:108:123:135:110:121:122:113
Winning jockey:-Name: Hughes, Richard David. Date of birth: 11/1/73 Apprenticeship: With father, Dessie Hughes, in Ireland. First winner: Viking Melody (Roscommon maiden, August 2, 1988) Wins in Britain (1994-2004):19,68,62,33,55,95,102, 90, 126, 122, 73 Major wins include: Albany Stakes (2004 Jewel In The Sand), Balmoral Handicap (2003 Deportivo), Blue Square Ormonde Stakes (2005 Day Flight)Buckingham Palace Stakes (2002, Demonstrate), Celebration Mile (2002 Tillerman), Cherry Hinton Stakes (2004 Jewel In The Sand), Coventry Stakes (2003 Three Valleys), Craven Stakes (2000 Umistim, 2001 King’s Ironbridge), Derby Italiano (1996 Bahamian Knight), Duke Of Edinburgh H’cap (2002, Thundering Surf), Duke Of York Stakes (1999 Sampower Star), French Oaks (2003 Nebraska Tornado), French 1,000 Guineas (2002 Zenda), Gran Premio d’Italia (1995 Posidonas), Jersey Stakes (1995 Sergeyev, 1996 Lucayan Prince), Jersey Stakes (1995, Sergeyev, 1996 Lucayan Prince), Jockey Club Cup (2000 Persian Punch), July Cup (2003 Oasis Dream), King's Stand Stakes (1995 Piccolo), Lingfield Derby Trial (2001 Perfect Sunday), Middle Park Stakes (2003 Three Valleys), Norfolk Stakes (2002, Baron’s Pit), Nunthorpe Stakes (2003 Oasis Dream), Prix D’Ispahan (2001 Observatory), Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere (2003 American Post), Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (2003 Nebraska Tornado), Ribblesdale Stakes (2003 Spanish Sun), Wokingham Stakes (2000 Harmonic Way), Wolferton Rated H’Cap (2002, Ulundi), Yorkshire Cup (1999 Churlish Charm) Other details: Retained jockey to Khalid Abdulla Wins This Season: 95.
FOURTH RACE RESULT
3.20pm GNER PARK STAKES
Group Two, £100,000, for 3yo+, 7f. Weights: 3yo colts & geldings 8st 10lb; fillies 8st 7lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings 9st; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties: in 2005, a winner of a Group Two race 4lb; of a Group One race 6lb. Penalty values: 1st: £58,000; 2nd: £22,000; 3rd: £11,000; 4th: £5,000; 5th: £2,500; 6th: £1,500.
1) IFFRAAJ (Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum) Michael Jarvis 4-9-00 Philip Robinson [2] 7/1
2) SLEEPING INDIAN (George Strawbridge) John Gosden 4-9-00 Kevin Darley [8] 7/4 fav
3) COURT MASTERPIECE (Maktoum Al Maktoum) Ed Dunlop 5-9-04 Ryan Moore [5] 11/1
4) ARAKAN (Niarchos Family) Sir Michael Stoute 5-9-00 Kieren Fallon [9]
5) MAC LOVE (Vimal Khosla) John Akehurst 4-9-00 Alan Munro [11]
6) WITH REASON (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor t7-9-00 Kerrin McEvoy [6]
7) QUITO (Michael Hill) David Chapman b8-9-00 Tony Culhane [10]
8) JACK SULLIVAN (The International Partnership) Gerard Butler t4-9-00 Darryll Holland [1]
9) GOLDEVA (M & mrs T Pyle) Reg Hollinshead 6-8-11 Neil Callan [4]
10) LEITRIM HOUSE (P Gallager, D O’Rourke & Brian Meehan) Brian Meehan 4-9-00 Steve Drowne [7]
11) FOX (Sheikh Marwan Al Maktoum) Clive Brittain t3-8-10 Steve Carson [3]
Winning trainer:-Name: Jarvis, Michael Andrew Born: Lewes, 14/8/1938 Date of first licence: 1968 First winner: Knotty Pine, Doncaster, March 26, 1968 Previous Occupation: Son of jump jockey Andrew Jarvis, worked for Bob Turnell and Ryan Price, rode 3 winners as National Hunt jockey, head lad to Towser Gosden for 6 years, head lad to Gordon Smyth for 2 years, private trainer to David Robinson for 8 years.Wins in a season (1991-2004): 24:28:21:15:18:20:17:19:35:38:56:55:57:65 Number of horses in training (1991-2005): 59: 46: 39: 39: 43: 36: 45: 66: 61:73:95:106:103: 94:100 British Classic Wins: 1000 Guineas (2001 Ameerat), Vodafone Oaks (2005 Eswarah) Major wins include: Champion Stakes (2003 Rakti), Chester Cup (2004, 2005 Anak Pekan), Coronation Cup (1982 Easter Sun), French Derby (2000 Holding Court), Haydock Sprint Cup (1969 Tudor Music, 1971 Green God, 1984 Petong), Italian St Leger (1989 Sierra Star), Italian Derby (1989 Prorutori, 2001 Morshdi), Juddmonte International (1981 Beldale Flutter), Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes (2005 Rakti),July Cup (1968 So Blessed, 1969 Tudor Music), Nunthorpe Stakes (1968 Flying Legs, 1973 Bitty Girl), Premio Presidente Della Repubblica (1985 Bob Back, 2003 Rakti), Premio Parioli (1984 Southern Arrow), Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (1989 Carroll House), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (2004 Rakti), Racing Post Trophy (1980 Beldale Flutter) Trains at: Kremlin House, Newmarket, Suffolk
Winning jockey:-Name: Robinson, Philip Peter. Born: 10/1/61 in Newmarket Apprenticeship: With father, Peter Robinson. First winner: Busting (Yarmouth, June 14, 1978) British Classic wins: (3) 1,000 Guineas (1984 Pebbles; 2001 Ameerat); St Leger (1993 Bob's Return) Other major wins include: German 1,000 Guineas (2000 Crimplene), Irish 1,000 Guineas (2000 Crimplene), French Derby (2000 Holding Court), Coronation Stakes (1984 Katies, 2000 Crimplene); Vodafone Nassau Stakes (2000 Crimplene) Great Voltigeur Stakes (1993 Bob’s Return); Premio Presidente della Repubblica (2003 Rakti), Vodafone Coronation Cup (2003 Warrsan); Champion Stakes (2003 Rakti); Queen Alexandra Stakes (2001, Life Is Life), Buckingham Palace Stakes (2003, Attache), Prince of Wales’s Stakes (2004 Rakti), Wolferon Rated Stakes (2004 Red Fort), totesprty Chester Cup (2004, 2005 Anak Pekan) Wins (1992-2004): 52,52,50,41,31,0,28,53,57,47,55,70,67
FIFTH RACE RESULT
3.55pm GNER DONCASTER CUPGroup Two, £100,000 for 3yo+, 2m 2f. Weights: 3yo colts & geldings 8st 1lb; fillies 7st 12lb; 4yo+ colts & geldings; 9st 1lb; fillies 8st 12lb. Penalties: in 2005, a winner of a Group Two race 3lb; of a Group One race 5lb. Penalty values: 1st: £58,000; 2nd: £22,000; 3rd: £11,000; 4th : £5,000; 5th: £2,500; 6th: £1,500.
1) MILLENARY (Neil Jones) John Dunlop b8-9-04 Richard Quinn [7] 11/4
2) SERGEANT CECIL (Terry Cooper) Rod Millman 6-9-01 Alan Munro [6] 6/1
3) KASTHARI (Elliott Brothers) Howard Johnson 6-9-01 Philip Robinson [3] 16/1
4) HIGH ACTION (C N Barnes) Ian Williams 5-9-01 Richard Hughes [1]
5) JAGGER (C McFadden) Gerard Butler 5-9-01 Darryll Holland [5]
6) DISTINCTION (Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Ltd) Sir Michael Stoute 6-9-04 Kieren Fallon [2]
7) COVER UP (Ballymacoll Stud) Sir Michael Stoute 8-9-01 Ryan Moore [4]
7 ran Breeder: Daniel Gould, Breeding: b h Rainbow Quest (USA) - Ballerina (IRE)
Distances: .75, 1.75, 1.25, 2.5, 5, 29
Time: 3m 51.15s
Totes: Win: £3.60 Places:£2, £2.40 Exacta: £16.80
Winning trainer:-Name: Dunlop, John Leeper Date of birth: 10/7/39. Date of first licence:1966 First winner: Tamino, Palace House Stakes, Newmarket, April 27, 1966 Previous Occupation: Assistant to N J Dent and Gordon Smyth. Classic wins: (10) 1000 Guineas (1980 Quick As Lightning, 1990 Salsabil, 1991 Shadayid), Vodafone Derby (1978 Shirley Heights, 1994 Erhaab), Vodafone Oaks (1984 Circus Plume, 1990 Salsabil), St Leger (1986 Moon Madness, 1997 Silver Patriarch, 2000 Millenary), Other Major wins: Coral-Eclipse Stakes (1973 Scottish Rifle), Dewhurst Stakes (1998 Mujahid), Falmouth Stakes (2002 Tashawak), Fillies’ Mile (1979 Quick As Lightning, 1994 Aqaarid), Gran Premio del Jockey Club Italiano (2000 Golden Snake), Irish St Leger (Mountain Lodge), Irish 2,000 Guineas (1970 Black Satin, 1983 Wassl), Irish 1,000 Guineas (1994 Mehtaaf), Irish Derby (1978 Shirley Heights, 1990 Salsabil), Italian Derby (1986 Tommy Way), JP Morgan Private Bank Goodwood Cup (1987 Sergeyevich, 1990 Lucky Moon) July Cup (1983 Habibti, 1998 Elnadim), Lockinge Stakes (1984 d.h Wassl), Millenary), Nunthorpe Stakes (1983 Habibti), Preis von Europa (2000 Golden Snake), Princess of Wales’s Stakes (1968 Mount Athos, 1995 Beauchamp Hero, 2002 and 2003 Prix du Cadran (2000 San Sebastian), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (1977 Trusted, 1992 Lahib, 1995 Bahri), Racing Post Trophy (1995 Beauchamp King), Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup (1981 Runnett, 1983 Habibti, 1994 Lavinia Fontana, 2002 Invincible Spirit), Sussex Stakes (1980 Posse), Vodafone Coronation Cup (1980 Sea Chimes; 1998 Silver Patriarch), Yorkshire Oaks (1982 Awaasif, 1984 Circus Plume) Wins in a season (1984-2004):89:62:106:61 :66:66:78:58:75:93:82:126:88:96:111:122:97:107:79:86:55 Horses in training (1985-2005):177:200:192:194 :169:148 :126:131:129:131:142:157:161:153 :183:187: 172:198:178:162:155:139 Trains at Arundel, West Sussex Other details: Champion trainer 1995
Winning jockey:-Name: Quinn, Thomas Richard. Born: Stirling, Scotland, 2/12/61 Apprenticeship: With Paul Cole, First winner: Bolivar Baby (Kempton, October 21, 1981) Wins 1984-2004: 62,47,69,55,46,63,90,99,117,123,115,111,149,74,108,151,140,116,104,82, 76 Classic wins: (3) St Leger (1990 Snurge, 2000 Millenary), Vodafone Oaks (2000 Love Divine) Other major wins include: Cheveley Park Stakes (1989 Pass The Peace, 1999 Seazun); Derby Italiano (1987 Zaizoom, 1994 Time Star); Dewhurst Stakes (1990 Generous); Fillies Mile’ (1991 Culture Vulture), Grand Prix de Paris (2000 Beat Hollow), Irish Oaks (1990 Knight's Baroness), Irish St Leger (1990 Ibn Bey, 1995 Strategic Choice), Lockinge Stakes (1988 Broken Hearted, 1996 Soviet Line), Poule d’Essai des Poulains (1992 Culture Vulture), Prix Royal Oak (1992 Assessor), Rothmans International (1992 Snurge), Royal Hunt Cup (1986 Patriach, 2004 Mine), Yorkshire Oaks (1987 Bint Pasha)
SIXTH RACE RESULT
4.30pm JAPAN RACING ASSOCIATION KYOTO SCEPTRE STAKES
Listed Race, £30,000 Total Prize Fund, for 3yo+ fillies & mares which have not won a Group One Pattern race in 2005. 7f. Weights: 3yo 8st 6lb; 4yo+ 8st 10lb. Penalties: in 2005, a winner of Listed race 3lb, of a Group Three race 5lb, of a Group Two race 8lb. Penalty values: 1st: £17,400; 2nd: £6,600; 3rd: £3,300; 4th: £1,500; 5th: £750; 6th: £450
1) FAVOURABLE TERMS (Maktoum Al Maktoum) Sir Michael Stoute 5-8-10 Kieren Fallon [4] 5/6 fav
2) NUFOOS (Hamdan Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston 3-8-09 Richard Hills [6] 7/2
3) ATTUNE (Wyck Hall Stud) Brian Meehan 4-8-10 Michael Hills [10] 8/1
4) CAVERAL (A L Stalder) Richard Hannon t4-8-10 Ryan Moore [7]
5) DELPHIE QUEEN (Nicholas Hartery) Sylvester Kirk 4-8-10 Jamie Spencer [9]
6) ROODEYE (Mrs H Johnson Houghton) Fulke Johnson Houghton 3-8-06 Richard Quinn [2]
7) EXTREME BEAUTY (Dr Ali Ridha) Clive Brittain 3-8-06 Steve Carson [3]
8) SHEBOYGAN (David Eiffe) James Given 3-8-06 Kerrin McEvoy [8]
9) HACHITA (Khalid Abdulla) Henry Cecil 3-8-06 Richard Hughes [1]
9 ran NR no 6 Clinet ground Breeder: Breeding: b m Selkirk (USA) - Fatefully (USA)
Distances: 2, 3, 5, 1.5, .5, 1.5, 4, 13
Time: 1m 24.51s
Totes: Win: £1.90 Places:£1.10, £1.40, £2.50 Exacta: £4.30
Winning trainer:-Name: Stoute, Sir Michael Ronald Date of birth:22/10/45 Date of first licence: 1972 First Winner: Sandal, Newmarket, April 28, 1972, Turn Of The Lands Handicap. Previous Occupation: Served with Pat Rohan, Doug Smith and Tom Jones. Classic wins: (13) 1000 Guineas (1989 Musical Bliss, 2003 Russian Rhythm), 2000 Guineas (1985 Shadeed, 1988 Doyoun, 1997 Entrepreneur, 2000 King’s Best, 2001 Golan), Vodafone Derby (1981 Shergar, 1986 Shahrastani, 2003 Kris Kin, 2004 North Light), Vodafone Oaks (1978 Fair Salinia, 1987 Unite) Other big race wins:Irish 2,000 Guineas (1989 Shaadi), Irish 1,000 Guineas (1986 Sonic Lady), Irish Derby (1983 Shareef Dancer, 1986 Shahrastani), Irish Oaks (1978 Fair Salinia, 1986 Colorspin, 1987 Unite, 1988 Melodist, 1995 Pure Grain, 2000 Petrushka), Vodafone Coronation Cup (1992 Saddler’s Hall, 1993 Opera House, 1997 Singspiel, 2000 Daliapour), Dubai World Cup (Singspiel 1997), Coral-Eclipse (1993 Opera House; 1994 Ezzoud;1997 Pilsudski, 2001 Medicean), Falmouth Stakes (1983 Royal Heroine, 1986 and 1987 Sonic Lady), 1998 Lovers Knot), Japan Cup (1996 Singspiel, 1997 Pilsudski), Sussex Stakes (1986 Sonic Lady; 1989 Zilzal; 1998 Among Men), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (1985 Shadeed; 1987 Milligram; 1989 Zilzal), King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1981 Shergar; 1993 Opera House, 2002 Golan), Juddmonte International Stakes (1993 & 1994 Ezzoud; 1997 Singspiel), Yorkshire Oaks (1978 Fair Salinia; 1985 Sally Brown; 1986 Untold; 1990 Hellenic; 1995 Pure Grain, 2000 Petrushka, 2002 and 2003 Islington), July Cup (1981 Marwell; 1986 Green Desert; 1987 Ajdal), Stanley Leisure Sprint Cup (1986 Green Desert; 1987 Ajdal), Fillies’ Mile (1985 Untold), Cheveley Park Stakes (1980 Marwell; 1994 Gay Gallanta; 2000 Regal Rose), Prix de l’Opera (2000 Petrushka), Champion Stakes (2000 Kalanisi), Racing Post Trophy (2000 Dilshaan), Vodafone Nassau Stakes (1977 Temple First, 1984 Optimistic Lass, 1990 Kartajana, 1994 Hawajiss, 2002 Islington, 2003 Russian Rhythm, 2004 Favourable Terms) Wins in a season (1984-2004):96:120:76:105:99:116:78:83:74:65: 109:73:73:84:79:81:91:75:104:115:87 Horses in training (1985-2005):145:142:142:170:186:191:n\a:171:147:157 :159:159:162:162:173:190:185:181:190:184:189 Other details: Champion trainer in Britain 7 times (1981,1986,1989,1994,1997, 2000, 2003) Trains at Freemason Lodge, Newmarket; Wins this year: 69
Winning jockey:-Name: Fallon, Kieren Francis. Born: County Clare, Ireland, 22/2/65 Apprenticeship: 1983 Kevin Prendergast First winner: Piccadily Lord (Navan, June 18, 1984) Wins (1988-2004): 31,28,39,29,45,60,47,91,136,202*,204*,202*,149, 166*, 149*, 221*, 200* *Champion jockey British Classic wins: (13) 2000 Guineas (2000 King’s Best, 2001 Golan, 2005 Footstepsinthesand), 1000 Guineas (1997 Sleepytime, 1999 Wince, 2003 Russian Rhythm, 2005 Virginia Waters), Vodafone Oaks (1997 Reams Of Verse, 1999 Ramruma, 2004 Ouija Board), Vodafone Derby (1999 Oath, 2003 Kris Kin, 2004 North Light) Other major wins include: Cheveley Park Stakes (1997 Embassy), Coronation Stakes (2003 Russian Rhythm), Dee Stakes (1999 Oath, 2005 Gypsy King), Dubai Sheema Classic (2000 Fantastic Light), Fillies’ Mile (2003 Red Bloom); Gold Cup (2003 Mr Dinos), Irish Derby (2005 Hurricane Run); Irish Oaks (1999 Ramruma, 2004 Ouija Board); July Stakes (2003Nevisian Lad), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (2002 Golan), Masai Mile (2001 Nicobar), Prince Of Wales’s Stakes (1997 Bosra Sham), Prix d’Ispahan (2003 Falbrav), Prix Morny (2002 Elusive City), Queen Anne Stakes (2000 Kalanisi, 2001 Medicean), St James’s Palace Stakes (1998 Dr Fong), Sussex Stakes (1997 Ali-Royal);Tattersalls Gold Cup (1999 Shiva); Vodafone Coronation Cup (2000 Daliapour, 2002 Boreal, 2005 Yeats), Vodafone Nassau Stakes (2002 Islington, 2003 Russian Rhythm, 2004 Favourable Terms), Yorkshire Oaks (1998 Catchascatchcan, 1999 Ramruma, 2002 and 2003 Islington)
SEVENTH RACE RESULT
5.05pm RALPH RAPER MEMORIAL
PRINCE OF WALES CUP HANDICAP
£10,000 added, for 3yo+ rated 71-85 also open to such horses rated 70 and below, 7f. Highest weight 9st 4lb; Minimum weight 8st 4lb, 3-y-o 8st. Penalties: after August 27, a winner 6lb Penalty values: 1st: £7,560.80; 2nd: £2,326.40; 3rd: £1,163.20; 4th: £581.60
1) LORD OF THE EAST (Stephen Hackney & Martin Higgins) Ian McInnes 6-8-09 Paddy Mathers (5) [1] 20/1
2) MALINSA BLUE (Andrea Malinson) Jeremy Glover 3-8-09 Frannie Norton [14] 10/1
3) CONJUROR (Kennett Valley Thoroughbreds I) Andrew Balding t4-8-08 Kieren Fallon [7] 9/2 Fav
4) KING HARSON (C J Burley) James Bethell v6-9-04 Joe Fanning [12]
5) OUTER HEBRIDES (D Gilbert) Stef Liddiard t4-9-03 Jamie Spencer [6]
6) ALRIGHT MY SON (The Alright My Son Syndicate) Richard Hannon 3-8-06 Richard Hughes [3]
7) RED ROMEO (J Yates) Alan Swinbank 4-9-04 Paul Hanagan [10]
8) MASTER ROBBIE (Alec Tuckerman) Mick Channon v6-9-03 Tony Culhane [8]
9) MACHINIST (Berry & Gould Partnership) David Nicholls 5-9-03 Adrian Nicholls [2]
10) TANFORAN (David Abell) Lynda Ramsden 3-8-09 Alan Munro [4]
11) MYSTIC MAN (R J H Limited) Kevin Ryan b7-8-13 Neil Callan [9]
12) H HARRISON (David Lees) Ian McInnes 5-9-03 Tom Eaves [11]
13) PANSHIR (Ettore Landi) Chris Wall 4-8-11 Eddie Ahern [5]
