Diary: April 15 2008

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There are one or two interesting races on the flat tomorrow. In the 3.50 at Nottingham Glorious Gift might make his experience count for in form trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam.  The main danger could come from Barricado who ran with promise on his racecourse debut at Leicester on his only run as a two year old.

In the 4.20 Kiwi Bay is one that I quite like the look of.  He won a maiden at Newcastle last season and showed a liking for ground on the soft side.  Slight preference is for Sky Dive though who won a strong looking maiden on the all weather at Lingfield last season.

In the 5.20 my fancy is for Stalking Tiger who is making his handicap bow and is a half brother to Fasylitator, a multiple winner.

At Warwick Moheebb runs in the 4.30 and comes there is good form after only going down by a neck at Newcastle last week.

Diary: April 14 2008

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Hereford Boy finished 4th of 10at Kempton at the start of the month but that was both his first run of the season and over 6 furlongs.  He is back to his favoured 5 furlongs tomorrow in the 4.00 at Windsor and should also strip fitter. 

The pair that take my eye in the 4.30 are Rock Peak and By Command. Rock Peak showed promise when 4th in a Sandown on his only start last term but was a shade disappointing when occupying the same finishing position on his return to the track last week at Lingfield.  By Command shaped well in two runs last season for John Dunlop and is a half brother to 9 winners.

The well bred Wood Chorus ran well in 3rd on her only run last season at Yarmouth and is an interesting runner in the 3.50 at Wolverhampton.

See you tomorrow

 

Diary: April 13 2008

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In a season when Paul Nicholls has once again dominated the jumps scene Woolcombe Folly is one of his string that has not lived up to expectations. He looks to have been found a winning opportunity in the 1.50 at Newton Abbot but it doesn’t seem worth playing at odds on for a horse that has finished runner up on his last 3 outings (and a beaten favourite in 2 of them).

There is a good card over in Ireland at The Curragh where Aiden O’Brien introduces Queen of the Night, a half brother to Falbrav in the maiden at 2.45.

US Ranger has won 5 of his 8 career starts and looks the one to beat in the 4.15.  He has won on heavy ground so the going should not be a problem.

At Longchamp all eyes will be on the unbeaten Zarkava in the 2.45.  She looks a potential superstar.

Bye for now

Diary: April 12 2008

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Went the day well is an old black and white film made in 1942 about an English village that is occupied by disguised German paratroopers as an advance post for a planned invasion.  In fact the day goes far from well for much of the film but there is a happy enough ending.  My day was quite the opposite because it started with an 8/1 winner in Hora and then totally fell apart!  Oh well. tomorrow is another day!

The sprint handicap at Doncaster tomorrow (3.05) has plenty of familiar faces in the line up.  My initial fancies were the two top weights but neither is well drawn and both are best on fast ground. All in all it is probably a race not to get too heavily involved in.

The Doncaster Mile at 3.35 features the in form pair of Don’t Panic and Blythe Knight.  Don’t Panic turned the Doncaster Spring Mile into a rout a couple of weeks ago while Blythe Knight, a tad disappointing over hurdles this season ran a cracker to finish runner up in the Lincoln.  With the ground riding on the soft side of good both horses will have their optimum conditions so this should be a race to savour. I am a big fan of Blythe Knight but I just wonder if Don’t Panic has more to offer as he may not have been entirely straight when winning here last time.

It isn’t just about these two though as Medicine Path and Smart Enough warrant consideration.  Medicine Path was a classy juvenile, good enough to finish 3rd to Authorized in the Racing Post Trophy.  More recently he found an impressive turn of foot to take a listed event at Kempton in February.  A mile is very much his trip and he has the benefit of Jamie Spencer in the saddle.  At a bigger price Smart Enough could well win a race of this sort during the season.  He is probably best in small fields and acts on any going. He has tended to need his first run of the season though but whatever happens tomorrow he is one to keep an eye on during the summer.  Don’t Panic is the obvious selection but there isn’t any value in his price.  If all 8 runners stand their ground then Blythe Knight could be worth an each way interest if you can get around 5/1.

I have Full Speed on my list to follow this season after 3 runs last season qualify him for handicaps off a lenient looking mark.  I was a bit surprised to see him down to run in the 12 furlong maiden at 5.50 tomorrow as a good display will surely only spoil his handicap rating. In addition to that he is not guaranteed to get the trip on breeding.  Still what do I know (see last night’s tips!) Alan Swinbank is  a very canny trainer and no doubt has the situation under control.

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Presumptive is the oldest horse on my list to follow but he is no back number.  He has shown that he acts on the all weather and he has an each way chance in the Kempton 3.55.

At Newbury Laustra Bad and Helen’s Vision represent my list to follow in the 2.25 but to be honest their recent form does not give much cause for optimism.  Laustra Bad has dropped down the weights a bit and is trained by David Pipe while Helen’s Vision has a talented 7 lbs claimer on board for her handicap debut but those are the only positives I am able to find.

In the 4.35 I fancy Planet of Sound who has been knocking on the door in recant runs.  Calgary Bay with Tony McCoy riding for Henrietta Knight looks the danger.

At Uttoxeter in the 4.20 Miss Mitch would have a chance at her best. She has failed to complete on 3 of her last 5 starts though.

 

 

La Figlia Che Piange (The Weeping Girl)

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Stand on the highest pavement of the stair -
Lean on a garden urn -
Weave, weave the sunlight in your hair -
Clasp your flowers to you with a pained suprise -
Fling them to the ground and turn
With a fugitive resentment in your eyes:
But weave, weave the sunlight in your hair.
 
So I would have had him leave,
So I would have had her stand and grieve,
So he would have left
As the soul leaves the body torn and bruised,
As the mind deserts the body it has used.
I should find
Some way incomparably light and deft,
Some way we both should understand,
Simple and faithless as a smile and a shake of the hand.
 
She turned away, but with the autumn weather
Compelled my imagination many days,
Many days and many hours:
Her hair over her arms and her arms full of flowers.
And I wonder how they should have been together!
I should have lost a gesture and a pose.
Sometimes these cogitations still amaze
The troubled midnight, and the noon's repose.
 

— T. S. Eliot

Diary: April 11 2008

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In recent years horses recruited from Sir Mark Prescott’s yard have done well over the jumps, Inglis Drever and No Refuge for example.  I see that Hora, twice a winner on the flat for Sir Mark, makes her hurdling debut for Nicky Henderson tomorrow in the 2.20 at Ascot.  Hora won twice on the level, both at 2 miles.

Gentle John is looking to record his 3rd win of the campaign in the 2.55.  He would probably not want the ground too soft but if he gets his conditions he could be hard to peg back.

Nicky Richards will have to do without the services of Tony Dobbin now that the 35 year old has retired.  Brian Harding takes the ride on the Richards trained Native Coral in the 4.40.  This horse is on a hat trick but is taking on stiffer opposition that he has met with previously. El Vaquero is slipping down the weights and would be interesting if retaining his old ability but David Pipe’s grey has gone up the ratings since his win in a veterans race at Newbury and this may anchor him.

Mossville stays and also goes well for a conditional jockey.  She is ridden by Paul Nicholl’s lad Harry Skelton in the 5.15 and looks to have an each way chance.

The main flat meeting is at Doncaster where the 2.40 is a competitive 3 year old handicap.  Bigfanothat won his only start as a juvenile and is held in high regard by his trainer Karl Burke.  He is one for the short list as is the Willie Haggas runner Collection.  Collection won on his 2nd start last term and does not look too harshly treated.

There are a couple of runners from my list to follow in the sprint handicap at 4.25.  Barney McGrew won 3 times last season when trained by James Toller and was sold for 87,000 gns.  He is now with Michael Dods who does well with sprinters and I think he is one to look out for this season.  Tudor Prince (pictured below) has only won 2 of his 15 career starts but he is a horse I have always liked and I can see him paying his way this season.  He is ridden by the very talented apprentice Luke Morris.  Soft ground would probably help his cause.

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Up at Musselburgh Richard Fahey trained the winner of the 4.50 two years ago and has a potentially well handicapped runner this time in Blue Bajan.

The photograph of Tudor Prince is used by kind permission of the "British 2yo Racing" web site.

Diary: April 10 2008

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Chopneyev, trained by Richard Phillips is a horse whose fortunes I have followed on and off over the years.  He once ran a close 2nd in the William Hill Handicap Hurdle at Sandown when he was beaten by a  decent animal of Martin Pipe’s called Korelo. 

Chopneyev runs over fences these days and is in the 3.55 up at Carlisle.  One of the interesting things about this horse is that his 7 career wins have all come with plenty of give on the ground, 4 on heavy and 3 on soft so clearly the more rain the better for this one.  If you like to know how horses got their names this one is by the sire Goldneyev and was bred by Alain Chopard.

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I marked Mole’s Chamber down as a horse to follow after some encouraging performances last spring but he has disappointed since and was pulled iup on hsi last start in mid December.  He reappears in the 2.20 at Fontwell.  It may be significant that he has a tongue tie tomorrow.

Staying with Fontwell I see that Alan King saddles 2 runners in the 2.55, a novice hurdle.  Theatre Girl looks the number one choice on both jockey bookings and form.  She was 5th to Whiteoak in the mare’s only hurdle at the Festival and that form stands out here as Whiteoak went on the finish runner up at Aintree in front of Franchoek.  Alan King has his string in fine form at the moment as evidenced by Atomic Winner’s success at Ludlow this afternoon.

 

Diary: April 8 2008

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There is always a bit of a lull in the racing calendar just after the Grand National and before the Craven meeting on the flat.  A couple of races caught my eye though on tomorrow’s fairly low key cards.

On the flat at Kempton Basanti runs in the 6.50 for Barry Hills. This daughter of Galileo only had one run as a juvenile but showed some promise when 7th of 20 in a Newmarket maiden. That was over 7 furlongs and the step up to a mile tomorrow should suit.

The 4.20 at Ludlow usually goes to a well fancied runner and 3 horses stand out.  Atomic Winner failed to sparkle when first arriving at Alan King’s yard but she managed to get off the mark at the 5th attempt on her latest start at Ludlow.  Now she has got her head in front she may well be able to progress further.  Saint Kadette takes a drop in class as 3 of her last 4 outings were at Cheltenham. Another interesting runner is Fairyland who makes her UK debut for Nicky Henderson.  This one contested listed races on the flat in Germany over a mile.

See you tomorrow

Flat 2008 – “On the dark side!”

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This is a list of horses that I will be featuring in my daily racing diary during the flat season.

They are mainly unraced or lightly raced 3 year olds together with a few older horses that look well handicapped.

Aflaam 3 J Gosden

Al Bariz 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Age of Reason 3 M Johnston

Albarouche 3 M Jarvis

Amaakin 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Archimage 3 D Barron

Arthur’s Girl 3 G Wragg

Ateesh 3 L Cumani

Atlantic Story M Easterby

Barricado 3 R Charlton

Basalt 3 T Pitt

Basanti 3 B Hills

Bigfanofthat 3 K Burke

Bajan Pride 4 R Fahey

Birkside 3 D Carroll

Cadre 3 J Gosden

Cape Express 3 M Jarvis

Clowance 3 R Charlton

Colony 3 M Stoute

Crossing Bridges 3 D Barron

Dancer in Demand 3 M Stoute

Diamond Lass 3 R Fahey

Duncan 3 J Dunlop

Electrolyser 3 C Cox

Empowered 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Fantastic Lass 3 R Fahey

Fantasy Fighter 3 J Quinn

Formation E Dunlop

French Riviera 3 M Stoute

Fujin Dancer 3 R Fahey

Hawk Mountain 3 J Quinn

Kensington Oval 3 M Stoute

King of Dixie 4 W Knight

Martyr 3 R Hannon

Merrion Tiger 3 K Burke

Midnight Muse 3 D Barron

Midnight Mystique 3 D Barron

Miss Skycat 3 D Barron

Montbretia 3 H Cecil

Musaalem 4 W Haggas

Papillio 3 K Burke

Patthepainter 3 K Burke

Pertemps Network 4 M W Easterby

Piverina 3 D Barron

Princess Maria 3 R Fahey

Punjabi 5 N Henderson

Reclamation 3 M Prescott

Regal Step 3 R Cowell

Rivington Pike 3 J Quinn

Rossini’s Dancer 3 R Fahey

Scanno 3 K Burke

Smarterthanyouthink 3 R Fahey

Smoothly Does It R Fahey

Solent 6 J Quinn

Souffleur 5 P Bowen

Stone of Scone 3 E Dunlop

Stravella 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Tawzeea 3 M Johnston

Toto Skyllachy 3 T Tate

Trip the Light 3 R Fahey

Unleashed 3 H Cecil

William Blake 3 M Johnston

Wood Chorus 3 M Bell

 

Flat horses to follow 2008

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Here is the main list of horses I will be following over the summer months. As usual the list is large as I feel it helps to have a ‘core’ of horses to keep an eye on. I will be monitoring the fortunes of this “stable” over the coming months and hopefully giving a few pointers as to their chances.

WHY SUCH A LARGE LIST?

The list is really intended to cover the full season. I find it pays to start off with a central ‘core’ of horses to watch out for, rather than having to try and remember how a horse has performed.

Most of the horses are from the more successful larger stables. This seems to make sense as they have the majority of the winners! I have also included a smattering of horses from some of the smaller stables.

I will put up a second list of "dark horses" that didn’t quite make it onto the main list.

Aahayson 4 K Burke

Adversity 3 M Stoute – Won Chester handicap at 6/4

Ajhar 3 M Tregoning – 9/2 winner

Aleatricus 3 M Prescott – Has won 5 races

Alexander Castle 3 K Ryan

Alfathaa 3 W Haggas

Al Khaleej 4 E Dunlop – a winner at 5/2 and 2nd in the Victoria Cup

Almajd 3 M Stoute

Amanjena 3 A Balding – 8/1 & 10/1 winner

Another Decree 3 M Dods – 16/1 winner

Ascot Lime 3 M Stoute – 11/4 winner

Ask 5 M Stoute – Group 3 winner

Astrodome 3 M Prescott – Won at 100/30 & 7/4

Atlantic Sport 3 M Channon – Wins at Evens & 9/4

Bankable 4 L Cumani – Has won twice

Barney McGrew 5 M Dods – 13/2 winner

Baybshambles 4 R Barr – 3 wins 10/1 & 11/2 & 11/4

Beacon Lodge 3 C Cox

Blackat Blackkitten 4 S Bin Suroor

Broomielaw 4 E Dunlop


Bukit Tinggi 4 M Jarvis – has won twice

Burning Incense 5 M Dods

By Command 3 J Dunlop – Won at 13/8

Cabinet 4 M Stoute – Won Heritage Handicap

Calming Influence 3 S Bin Suroor – has won 2 listed races

Cape Amber (3) P Chapple-Hyam – 5/1 winner

Cape Vale 3 D Nicholls

Caribbean Coral 9 J Quinn – 5/2 winner

Celtic Sultan 4 T Tate 7/1 winner

Charles Parnell 5 M Dods

City Stable 3 M Stoute – 9/4 winner

Collection W Haggas – Wins at 11/4 & 13/2

Confidence Trick (3) M Stoute

Confront 3 M Stoute

Corrybrough 3 H Candy – 3 wins so far

Craechadoir 4 S Bin Suroor – Winner of the Lockinge Stakes

Cruel Sea 3 B Hills

Crystany 3 H Cecil

Danae 3 H Candy – 16/1 winner

Dan Chillingworth 3 J Fanshawe – Won twice, both at 7/2

Dar Re Mi 3 J Gosden – Has won twice

Dendor 4 D Barker

Dhaular Dar 6 J Goldie 16/1 winner

Docofthebay 4 J Osborne

Don’t Panic 4 P Chapple-Hyam

Dr Faustus 3 M Stoute

Endless Luck 3 M Johnston

Excitement 3 R Fahey

Fast Company 3 B Meehan

Fearless Warrior 3 J Dunlop – 9/1 & 11/4 winner

Festoso 3 H J L Dunlop

Film Maker 3 B Meehan – Won twice including 5/1

Fireside 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Floristry 3 M Stoute

Forgotten Voice 3 J Noseda

Full Speed 3 G A Swinbank

Game Park 3 F Fanshawe

General Ting 3 M Prescott – Winner at 11/4

General Tufto 3 R Charlton

Glorious Gift 3 O Chapple-Hyam

Golden Groom 5 C Fairhurst

Hawaass 3 M Johnston – Winner at 3/1

Hereford Boy 4 D Ivory – Winner at 15/8

Highland Legacy 4 M Bell

Houghton 3 M Stoute – Winner at 11/4

Hurlingham 4 M Easterby a winner at 10/1 & 11/4

Infallible 3 J Gosden

Inspector Clouseau 3 T Tate

Iron Cross 3 M Prescott

Island Vista 3 M Jarvis – Won at 9/2

Jimmy Styles 4 C Cox – Won at 7/2

Just Two Numbers 4 W Jarvis

Kandahar Run 3 H Cecil

Kashimin 3 G A Swinbank

Kingsgate Native 3 J Best – Won Golden Jubilee Stakes at 33/1

Kiwi Bay 3 M Dods – Won at 7/2

Knot in Wood 6 R Fahey – Won 3 times 7/2, 10/11 & 7/1

La Fortalesa 3 K Ryan

Lang Shining 4 M Stoute – Won Newbury Spring Cup at 9/2

Lanterns of Gold 3 Mrs A Duffield

Laughter 3 M Stoute

Laureldean Gale 3 S Bin Suroor

Lazy Days 3 D Elsworth

Literato 4 S Bin Suroor

Look Here 3 R Beckett – Won the Oaks at 33/1!

Louis Seffens 3 G A Swinbank

Lucarno 4 J Gosden – 6/1 Group 2 winner

Luminous Gold 3 C Wall – 7/2 winner

Mad Rush 4 L Cumani – Won the Old Newton Cup

Majeen 3 W Haggas – 9/2 winner

Majestic Marauder 3 M Stoute

Majestic Roi 4 M Channon

Malt or Mash 4 R Hannon

Marajaa 6 W Musson

Mastership 4 J Quinn

Matsunosuke 6 A Coogan

Medecine Path 4 E O’Neill – 9/2 winner

Melodramatic 3 R Charlton

Milne Graden 4 J Noseda

Miss Lucifer 4 B Hills

Missioner 3 M Johnston – 6/4 winner

Moheebb 4 Ruth Carr – 7/2 winner

Mountain Pride 3 J L Dunlop 20/1 winner

Mr Crystal 4 M Hammond – 3/1 & 8/1 winner

Muthabara 3 J L Dunlop – Won Fred Darling Stakes at 9/4

Natagora 3 P Bary – English 1,000 Guineas winner

Navajo Joe 3 B Meehan

Northern Dare 4 D Nicholls

Northern Fling 4 D Nicholls – 20/1 winner

Oceana Gold 4 A Balding

Oldjoesaid 4 H Candy – 2/1 winner

Pathos 4 D Elsworth

Pacific Pride 5 J Quinn – 9/2 winner

Perfect Treasure 5 A Toller – A winner at Brighton where all his 4 career wins have come

Peruvian Prince 6 R Fahey

Pevensey 6 J Quinn

Pipedreamer 4 J Gosden – Won Group 2 York Stakes

Pippa Greene 4 P Cole Won Ascot Heritage Handicap at 20/1

Plane Painter 4 M Johnston

Planetarium 3 M Johnston

Prairie Tiger 4 N Vaughan

Praxiteles 4 M Stoute

Premio Loco 4 C Wall – 7/2 & 2/1 winner

President Elect 3 D Barron

Presumptive 8 R Charlton

Prevailing Wind 3 J Fanshawe

Prime Exhibit 3 R Charlton

Quiet Elegance 3 E Alston – 22/1 winner

Raven’s Pass 3 J Gosden – Won Totesport Celebration Mile at Goodwood & Ascot QEII Stakes (at 3/1) and Breeder’s Cup Classic (8/1)

Redford 3 M Bell – 8/1 & 2/1 winner

Regal Flush 4 M Stoute 11/10 winner

Rimrock 3 J Noseda

Rio de la Plata 3 S Bin Suroor

Roaring Forte 3 W Haggas – 4/1winner

Robby Bobby 3 M Johnston

Rock Peak 3 H Morrison

Rosa Grace 3 R Guest – 11/2 winner

Rough Sketch 3 M Prescott

Rowe Park 5 Linda Jewell

Royal Confidence 3 B Hills – 4/1 winner

Royal Jasra 4 E Dunlop

Rule of Life 4 B Hills

Sadlers Kingdom 4 R Fahey

Sakhee’s Secret 4 H Morrison

Savarain 3 L Cumani – 11/4 & 10/11 winner

Schiaparelli 4 S Bin Suroor

Screen Star 3 S Bin Suroor

Sense of Joy 3 J Gosden

Septimus 5 A O’Brien – Won Group 3 Curragh Cup

Shanafarahan 3 T Tate

Sheer Bluff 3 D Elsworth

Silvanus 3 W Haggas

Silver Suitor 4 D Elsworth – 1/1 winner

Sortita 3 M Jarvis – Wins at 7/4 & 7/2

Skadrak 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Skydive 3 L Cumani

Smart Enough 5 M Magnusson

Sovereign’s Honour 3 M Stoute

Spacious 3 J Fanshawe

Speed Gifted 4 L Cumani

Stalking Tiger 4 R Charlton

Stimulation 3 H Morrison – Won European Free Handicap  (15/8) & Group 2 (9/2)

Storm Force 3 S Bin Suroor

Stow 3 H Morrison – 7/2

Tajaaweed 3 M Stoute – Won Dee Stakes at Chester

Tarkheena Prince 3 G A Swinbank – 4 wins, 7/1, 6/1, 9/2 & 15/8

Tartan Bearer 3 M Stoute – Winner of the Dante, 2nd in the Epsom Derby

Tathkaar 3 C Brittain

Thannaan 3 B Hills – 9/4 winner

Throne of Power 3 M Magnusson – 5/2 winner

The Illies 4 S Bin Suroor

Tiger Dream 3 K Ryan

Tighnabruaich 3 M Jarvis – 4/1

Torch of Freedom 3 M Prescott

Tourist 3 B Hills – 100/30

Tropical Strait 5 D Arbuthnot – 10/1 winner

Tudor Prince 4 T Carroll

Twice Over 3 H Cecil – Won 2 Group races

Utmost Respect 4 R Fahey – Has won twice, including a Group 3

Valery Borzov 4 D Nicholls – 3 wins so far

Very Wise 5 W Haggas

Westlake 4 D Weld

West with the Wind 3 T Tate

Whistledownwind 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Wingplay 3 H Morrison – 14/1 winner

Wintercast 3 W Swinburn

Without a Prayer 3 R Beckett – 18/1 winner

Zaahid 4 B Hills – Won Victoria Cup at 5/1

Zaham 4 M Johnston

This is a further list of horses that I will be featuring in my daily racing diary during the flat season.  Picture below by courtesy of the artist Lisa Miller.

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They are mainly unraced or lightly raced 3 year olds together with a few older horses that look well handicapped.

Aflaam 3 J Gosden

Al Bariz 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Age of Reason 3 M Johnston

Albarouche 3 M Jarvis – 4/1 winner

Amaakin 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Archimage 3 D Barron

Arthur’s Girl 3 G Wragg – 9/2 winner

Ateesh 3 L Cumani

Atlantic Story M Easterby

Barricado 3 R Charlton

Basalt 3 T Pitt

Basanti 3 B Hills – 9/2 winner

Bigfanofthat 3 K Burke

Bajan Pride 4 R Fahey

Birkside 3 D Carroll – Wins at 7/1 & 6/1 & 9/4

Cadre 3 J Gosden – 4/1 winner

Cape Express 3 M Jarvis

Clowance 3 R Charlton 2 wins and 4th in the Oaks

Colony 3 M Stoute wins at 6/1 & 11/2

Crossing Bridges 3 D Barron

Dancer in Demand 3 M Stoute

Diamond Lass 3 R Fahey

Duncan 3 J Dunlop – Won at 10/11

Electrolyser 3 C Cox Won 13/2

Empowered 3 P Chapple-Hyam Won 2/1

Fantastic Lass 3 R Fahey

Fantasy Fighter 3 J Quinn

Formation E Dunlop – 2/1 winner

French Riviera 3 M Stoute

Fujin Dancer 3 R Fahey

Hawk Mountain 3 J Quinn – 3/1 winner

Kensington Oval 3 M Stoute – 7/2 winner

King of Dixie 4 W Knight – Has won twice, both at 9/4

Martyr 3 R Hannon

Merrion Tiger 3 K Burke

Midnight Muse 3 D Barron

Midnight Mystique 3 D Barron

Miss Skycat 3 D Barron

Montbretia 3 H Cecil

Musaalem 4 W Haggas – has won twice

Papillio 3 K Burke

Patthepainter 3 K Burke – 5/1 winner

Pertemps Network 4 M W Easterby – 9/4 winner

Piverina 3 D Barron

Princess Maria 3 R Fahey

Punjabi 5 N Henderson – has won twice

Reclamation 3 M Prescott – 4/1 winner

Regal Step 3 R Cowell

Rivington Pike 3 J Quinn

Rossini’s Dancer 3 R Fahey – 2/1 winner

Scanno 3 K Burke

Smarterthanyouthink 3 R Fahey – 4/1 winner

Smoothly Does It R Fahey

Solent 6 J Quinn

Souffleur 5 P Bowen

Stone of Scone 3 E Dunlop – 5/2 winner

Stravella 3 P Chapple-Hyam

Tawzeea 3 M Johnston – 7/2 winner

Toto Skyllachy 3 T Tate

Trip the Light 3 R Fahey – Has won at 8/1 & 2/1 & 15/8

Unleashed 3 H Cecil – Has won twice

William Blake 3 M Johnston

Wood Chorus 3 M Bell