Newmarket Racecard - Saturday 8th October

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Thank you Newmarket

On Friday 23 September I was pleased to extend my company’s investment in horseracing to include the entire card on the second day of the Cambridgeshire meeting Newmarket Racecourses excelled to make sure our branding was prominent and that our guests enjoyed first class hospitality and a day to remember, and I would like to thank the business community of Newmarket, the media and the wider racing community for their support, and all those who helped make Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai Day at Newmarket such a memorable occasion.

In my experience, Newmarket and its dedication to the racehorse is unequalled anywhere in the world and I am delighted to give it my continued support.

Malih L Al Basti Owner & Founder, Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai.

THE JOCKEY CLUB WELCOMES YOU

A warm welcome to the Rowley Mile for Dubai Future Champions Saturday, drawing an end to Gold Season here at Newmarket.

My thanks go to His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Godolphin for their generous and ongoing support of this weekend.

Today’s card sees three Group races, including the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes, often used by trainers to kick start a horse’s career Previous winners of the race include Frankel, Dawn Approach and Churchill, all of whom went on to win the following season’s 2000 Guineas back at the Rowley Mile.

Off the track, don’t miss the Retraining of Racehorses Parade before racing in the parade ring. Showcasing several horses that found their new owners via the Godolphin Rehoming Scheme, the parade includes Cross Counter, the first UK trained winner of the Melbourne Cup, who is now an ambassador for the Godolphin Lifetime Care Programme. There is also the opportunity to play ‘Darts with the Stars’ against professional darts players Bobby George and Peter Manley. Visit the marquee near the boulevard.

There are only three days of racing left on The Rowley Mile in 2022, including Two-Year-Old Day on Wednesday 19th October and the Finale Meeting across Friday 28th and Saturday 29th October. Tickets for all these fixtures are on sale via our website.

I do hope you have a very enjoyable afternoon with us, and I wish all the horses and their connections the very best of luck Best wishes,

SOPHIE ABLE

General Manager of Newmarket Racecourses

DON’T FORGET OUR NEXT MEETING - WEDNESDAY 19TH OCTOBER TWO-YEAR-OLD DAY

This raceday is traditionally known as Two-Year-Old Day, as some of the younger horses take centre stage once more following the excitement of our Dubai Future Champions Festival Tickets available now.

RACEDAY

Newmarket Racecourses Committee

William Wyatt, Esq. (Chairman)

William Sporborg, Esq

Tim Vestey, Esq.

Matthew Lohn Esq.

Mrs Jane George

Mrs Rebecca Dunlop

Paddy Pritchard-Gordon, Esq.

Managing Director East

Amy Starkey

General Manager

Sophie Able Regional Head Of Racing

Michael Prosser

Clerk of the Course

Michael Prosser Marketing Manager Chris Burton Finance Director Sarah Drabwell

Head Of Operations

Darren Townsend Farrier

Harry Buckle Safety Officer

Barney McGhee

Safeguarding Officers

Michael Prosser (DSL)

Sophie Able (Deputy DSL)

Commentator

Alan Howes

Betting Ring Manager

Neil Pateman Handicapper

Graeme Smith

Stewards

Shaun Parker (Chief Steward)

Rupert Sweeting (Stewards’ Panel Chair)

Ben Ford Tony McGlone

Kate Smith Starters

Willie Jardine

Kieran O’Shea

Judge David Hicks

Clerk Of The Scales

Jeremy Lind Medical Officers

Dr Fiona Virgo

Dr Meg Hardman

Dr Sebastian Alexander Veterinary Officers

Sally Taylor

Jocelyn Habershon-Butcher

Veterinary Surgeons

David Dugdale

Jeremy Allen Mark Tunstill

Equine Welfare & Integrity Officers

Carol Broodbank

Louise Sheridan Mel Baker

Elizabeth Budden

John Bramhill

Julie Lingham

Jeremy Willis Georgina Crabb

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Race 1 1.30

7f 192y

1 X J Rascal (IRE) 9-9

GeorgeBoughey KevinStott Form: 211, TFR:HHHHI

2 Metahorse (GB) 9-9

MichaelBell DylanHogan Form: 103, TFR:HHHII

3 Pol Roger (IRE) 9-9

MichaelDods PhilDennis Form: 112, TFR:HHHII

4 Grey’s Monument (GB) 9-7

RalphBeckett HectorCrouch Form: 301, TFR:HHHHI

5 Sound Pressure (IRE) 9-6

JamesHorton P.J.McDonald Form: 115, TFR:HHHII

6 John Chard Vc (GB) 9-4

CliveCox JohnFahy Form: 241, TFR:HHHII

7 Prince Nabeel (IRE) 9-0 K.R.Burke JasonHart Form: 242, TFR:HHHII

8 Surely Not (IRE) 9-0

DominicFfrenchDavis JoshuaBryan Form: 031, TFR:HHHHH

9 Three Yorkshiremen (IRE)8-13

RichardFahey OisinOrr Form: 034, TFR:HHHII

10 Vince Le Prince (GB) 8-13

TimEasterby DavidAllan Form: 600, TFR:HHIII

11 Greycious Anna (GB) 8-11

K.R.Burke SamJames Form: 014, TFR:HHHII

12 Spioradalta (GB) 8-9

MarkWalford CamHardie Form: 512, TFR:HHHII

Race 2 2.05

6f

1 Alpha Capture (IRE) 9-3

WilliamHaggas TomMarquand Form: 212, TFR:HHHHI

2 Bay of Plenty (IRE) 9-3

J.P.Murtagh BenCoen Form: 1, TFR:HHHHH

3 Bolt Action (IRE) 9-3

RogerVarian RayDawson Form: 221, TFR:HHHII

4 Felix Natalis (IRE) 9-3

TomDascombe JasonHart Form: 211, TFR:HHHII

5 Kyeema (GB) 9-3

WilliamHaggas DanielTudhope Form: 106, TFR:HHIII

6 Rousing Encore (IRE) 9-3

RichardFahey PaulHanagan Form: 552, TFR:HHHII

7 Mehme (IRE) 8-12

RichardHannon MartinHarley Form: 511, TFR:HHIII

8 Miami Girl (IRE) 8-12

RichardHannon PatDobbs Form: 002, TFR:HHIII

9 Secret Angel (IRE) 8-12 K.R.Burke SamJames Form: 015, TFR:HHHII

Race 3 2.40

1m 2f 56y

1 Algiers (IRE) 10-0

Simon&EdCrisford HarryBurns(3) Form: 5-10, TFR:HHHII

2 Marching Army (GB) 9-11

SaeedbinSuroor LouisSteward Form: 411, TFR:HHHHI

3 Saga (GB) 9-7

John&ThadyGosdenRobertHavlin Form: 200, TFR:HHHII

4 Protagonist (FR) 9-5

WilliamHaggas TomMarquand Form: 110, TFR:HHHHH

5 Stay Well (GB) 9-4

HughieMorrison JasonHart Form: 205, TFR:HHHHI

6 What’s The Story (GB) 9-4

KeithDalgleish DanielTudhope Form: 162, TFR:HHHII

Race 4 3.15 6f

1 Mr Wagyu (IRE) 9-12

JohnQuinn JasonHart Form: 535, TFR:HHHII

2 Dakota Gold (GB) 9-8

MichaelDods PaulMulrennan Form: 200, TFR:HHIII

3 Dusky Lord (GB) 9-7

RogerVarian RayDawson Form: 301, TFR:HHHHH

4

5

6

Popmaster (IRE) 9-7

EdWalker TomMarquand Form: 040, TFR:HHIII

Zarzyni (IRE) 9-7

David&NicolaBarron BenCoen Form: 000, TFR:HHIII

Bergerac (IRE) 9-6

KevinRyan TomEaves Form: 116, TFR:HHIII

7 Silver Samurai (GB) 9-5

MarcoBotti DanielMuscutt Form: 036, TFR:HHHHI

8 Bielsa (IRE) 9-5

KevinRyan KevinStott Form: 350, TFR:HHIII

9 Volatile Analyst (USA) 9-5

KeithDalgleish ShaneGray Form: 050, TFR:HIIII

10 Air Raid (GB) 9-4

JeddO’Keeffe JackGarritty Form: 6-32, TFR:HHHII

11 Lucky Man (IRE) 9-3

RichardSpencer P.J.McDonald Form: 214, TFR:HHHII

12 Abolish (GB) 9-3

IainJardine AndrewMullen Form: 201, TFR:HHIII

13 Lethal Nymph (GB) 9-3

CliveCox JohnFahy Form: 011, TFR:HHHII

14 Gis A Sub (IRE) 9-3

KevinRyan OisinMcSweeney(5) Form: 000, TFR:HIIII

15 Gulliver (GB) 9-2

DavidO’Meara DanielTudhope Form: 060, TFR:HHHII

16 Apollo One (GB) 9-2

P.Charalambous&J.Clutterbuck MartinHarley Form: 003, TFR:HIIII

Admiral D (IRE) 9-1

RichardFahey OisinOrr Form: 060, TFR:HHIII

Laugh A Minute (GB) 9-0

AdrianMcGuinness R.P.Whelan Form: 343, TFR:HHHII

Hyperfocus (IRE) 9-0

TimEasterby DavidAllan Form: 302, TFR:HHHII

Strike Red (IRE) 9-0

RichardFahey BillyGarritty Form: 501, TFR:HHHII

21 Gisburn (IRE) 8-13

RichardHannon PatDobbs Form: 303, TFR:HHIII

Exalted Angel (FR) 8-13

SamJames Form: 400, TFR:HIIII

Race 5 3.50

1

Q

7f 192y

Big Bad Wolf (IRE) 9-7

NigelTinkler AndrewMullen Form: 4, TFR:HHHII

Book of Tales (GB) 9-7

Charlie&MarkJohnston DanielMuscutt Form: TFR:HHHHI

3 El Montejean (GB) 9-7

MarkWalford JackGarritty Form: 4, TFR:HHHII

4 Feud (GB) 9-7

RalphBeckett DanielTudhope Form: 4, TFR:HHHHI

5 Garden Route (IRE) 9-7

WilliamHaggas TomMarquand Form: 3, TFR:HHHHH

6 Have You A Minute (GB) 9-7

TomTate TomEaves Form: 0, TFR:HIIII

7 Ithaca’s Arrow (GB) 9-7

DominicFfrenchDavis JoshuaBryan Form: TFR:HHIII

8 Kadovar (IRE) 9-7

AndrewBalding P.J.McDonald Form: TFR:HHHHI

9 King Sharja (GB) 9-7

RichardHannon PatDobbs Form: TFR:HHHHI

10 Kintaro (GB) 9-7

RichardFahey OisinOrr Form: TFR:HHHHI

11 Michael’s Pledge (IRE) 9-7

JohnQuinn JasonHart Form: TFR:HHHII

12

13

Modesty (IRE) 9-7

Freddie&MartynMeade KevinStott Form: TFR:HHHII

Anjo Bonita (GB) 9-2

MickyHammond BillyGarritty Form: 322, TFR:HHHII

14 Barossa (IRE) 9-2

NigelTinkler PhilDennis Form: 0, TFR:HIIII

Race 6 4.25

2m 56y

1 Sir Chauvelin (GB) 9-9

JimGoldie PaulMulrennan Form: 000, TFR:HHHII

2 It’s Good To Laugh (IRE) 9-8

JennieCandlish DavidNolan Form: 005, TFR:HHHII

3 Lynwood Gold (IRE) 9-7

BrianBarr TrevorWhelan Form: 0-60, TFR:HHIII

4 Atacama Desert (IRE) 9-3

KevinFrost DavidAllan Form: 611, TFR:HHHHH

5 Duke of Verona (IRE) 9-3

WilliamJarvis TomMarquand Form: 614, TFR:HHHHI

6 Praiano (GER) 9-3

RogerVarian RayDawson Form: 203, TFR:HHHII

7 Whitehaven (FR) 9-2

HughieMorrison JasonHart Form: 0-03, TFR:HHHII

8 Monsieur Lambrays (GB) 9-1

RichardFahey OisinOrr Form: 300, TFR:HHIII

9 Arctic Fox (GB) 8-11

MartinTodhunter P.J.McDonald Form: 450, TFR:HHHII

10 Carrigillihy (GB) 8-4

TimEasterby DuranFentiman Form: 012, TFR:HHHII

11 Ghadbbaan (GB) 8-4

MarkWalford JoannaMason Form: 031, TFR:HHHII

12 Giovanni Change (FR) 8-4

MarkWalford CamHardie Form: 4-36, TFR:HIIII

Race 7 5.00

1m 2f 56y

1 Chichester (GB) 10-0

KeithDalgleish DanielTudhope Form: 006, TFR:HHHII

2 Ziggy (GB) 9-13

HarryEustace DanielMuscutt Form: 26-1, TFR:HHHHI

3 Yorkshire Lady (GB) 9-10

Michael&DavidEasterby JoannaMason Form: 041, TFR:HHHHH

4 Vulcan (IRE) 9-10

RalphBeckett HectorCrouch Form: 155, TFR:HHHII

5 Myristica (IRE) 9-9

TimEasterby SeanKirrane(3) Form: 506, TFR:HHIII

6 Perseverants (FR) 9-7

ScottDixon DaleSwift Form: 223, TFR:HHIII

7

Fishable (GB) 9-7

TimEasterby DavidAllan Form: 003, TFR:HHHII

8 Faylaq (GB) 9-6

EwanWhillans CallumRodriguez Form: 453, TFR:HHHII

9 Geremia (IRE) 9-6

JimGoldie PaulMulrennan Form: 260, TFR:HHHII

10 Lattam (IRE) 9-6

WilliamHaggas TomMarquand Form: 115, TFR:HHHHI

11 Jean Baptiste (IRE) 9-6

RogerFell SamJames Form: 406, TFR:HHIII

12 First Impression (IRE) 9-6

JohnQuinn JasonHart Form: 341, TFR:HHHHI

13 Diamond Ranger (IRE) 9-6

GeorgeBoughey KevinStott Form: 210, TFR:HHHII

14 Titian (IRE) 9-4

JulieCamacho DougieCostello Form: 1-54, TFR:HHHII

15 Eeetee (IRE) 9-3

DavidO’Meara MarkWinn(5) Form: 110, TFR:HHHII

16 No Nay Nicki (IRE) 9-2

RichardFahey OisinOrr Form: 223, TFR:HHHII

17 Highwaygrey (GB) 8-13

TimEasterby CamHardie Form: 053, TFR:HHHII

18 Mustazeed (IRE) 8-12

ChrisWall DylanHogan Form: 1-02, TFR:HHHHI

19 Jewel Maker (IRE) 8-11

TimEasterby DuranFentiman Form: 300, TFR:HHIII

20 Schmilsson (GB) 8-10

AndrewBalding NonRunner Form: 000, TFR:IIIII

NON-RUNNER

Race 1 1.42 2m 11y

1 Rolypolymoly (GB) 11-10

2 Age of Sail (GB) 11-0

3 Dicktate (GB) 11-0

4 I Have A Voice (IRE) 11-0

5 Tuddenham Green (GB)11-0

Race 2 2.17 2m 7f 131y

1 Peregrine Run (IRE) 12-0

2 El Presente (GB) 11-12

Kitty’s Light (GB) 11-11

Tea Clipper (IRE) 11-9

Jacamar (GER) 11-6

Cap du Nord (FR) 11-0

Golden Taipan (IRE) 10-13

8 Gats And Co (GB) 10-6

Race 3 2.52 2m 3f 98y

1 McFabulous (IRE) 11-5

Sebastopol (IRE) 11-5

Victorias Peak (IRE) 10-12

Interne de Sivola (FR) 10-9

CHEPSTOW

Race 4 3.27 2m 3f 98y

1 Paint The Dream (GB) 12-0

2 Light N Strike (IRE) 10-9

3 Flic Ou Voyou (FR) 10-4

4 Galahad Quest (FR) 10-3

Race 5 4.02 2m 3f 100y

1 Proschema (IRE) 12-0

2 Knappers Hill (IRE) 11-10

3 West To The Bridge (IRE) 11-8

4 Masters Legacy (IRE) 11-1

5 Didtheyleaveuoutto (IRE) 11-0

6 Broomfield Burg (IRE) 10-13

7 Bourbali (FR) 10-10

8 Unanswered Prayers (IRE) 10-8

9 Lord Baddesley (IRE) 10-6

10 Zabeel Champion (GB) 10-3

Race 6 4.37 2m 11y

1 Impulsive One (USA) 11-12

2 Saint Segal (FR) 11-8

3 Too Friendly (GB) 11-8

4 Bagheera Ginge (GB) 11-6

5 Silver Shade (FR) 11-3

6 Sawbuck (IRE) 11-3

7 Krypton Gold (IRE) 10-11

Mothill (IRE) 10-10

Winterwatch (GER) 10-6

Appreciate (IRE) 10-6

Race 7 5.12 2m 11y

1 Harvie Wallbanger (IRE) 11-0

2 Max’s Champ (FR) 11-0

3

Stans The Man (IRE) 11-0

4 Always Busy (IRE) 10-13

5 Bannow Bay Boy (IRE) 10-13

6 Bob Bank (IRE) 10-13

7 Gower Prince (GB) 10-13

8 Lazy O (IRE) 10-13

9 Letmetellusomethin (GB) 10-13

Pentire Head (IRE) 10-13

11 Thatza Dazzler (GB) 10-13

12 Bear A Hand (GB) 10-7

13 Whispering Gold (GB) 10-6

HEXHAM

Race 1 1.18 1m 7f 133y

1 Ardera Cross (IRE) 12-0

2 Aazza (IRE) 11-11

3 Follow Your Fire (IRE) 11-10

4 Graystown (IRE) 11-7

5 Quiet Flow (GB) 11-4

6 Budarri (GB) 10-9

7 Rocco Storm (IRE) 10-9

Race 2 1.54 2m 48y

1 Carrarea (IRE) 11-0

2 Dapper Gent (GB) 11-0

3 Future Benefits (IRE) 11-0

4 Ginger Pointe (FR) 11-0

5 Pileup (IRE) 11-0

6 Its A Midnight (GB) 10-7

7 She’s A Saint (IRE) 10-7

Race 3 2.29 3m 41y

1 Jelski (GER) 12-0

2 Velasco (IRE) 11-13

3 Green Vault (IRE) 11-8

4 Robin des Fox (IRE) 11-6

5 Jet Fighter (IRE) 10-10

Race 4 3.04 2m 7f 63y

1 Crixus’s Escape (IRE) 12-0

2 Lyrical Genius (IRE) 11-12

3 Avoid de Master (IRE) 11-8

4 For Jim (IRE) 11-7

5 Scottish Accent (IRE) 11-1

6 Tiger Jet (IRE) 10-12

7 Victory Echo (IRE) 10-9

Race 5 3.34 2m 4f 28y

1 Carrarea (IRE) 11-4

2 First Soldier (FR) 11 4

3 Gaelic Park (IRE) 11-4

4 Inis Oirr (IRE) 11-4

5 Konik King (IRE) 11-4

6 Paddy The Horse (IRE) 11-4

7 Snipe (IRE) 11-4

8 The Real Rascal (IRE) 11-4

9 Finnthemagician (IRE) 11-2

10 Stand Staunch (IRE) 11-2

11 Fly Away Blues (GB) 10-9

Race 6 4.08 2m 4f 15y

1

Punxsutawney Phil (IRE) 12-2

2 Breaking The Ice (IRE) 11-12

3 Dolly Dancer (IRE) 11-9

4 Croagh Patrick (IRE) 11-7

5 Without Conviction (IRE)11-3

6 Asking For Answers (IRE) 10-3

Race 7 4.43 2m 48y

1 Myretown (IRE) 11-2

2 Brian’s Jet (IRE) 11-1

3 Merrijig (GB) 11-1

4 Rajjamataz (IRE) 11-1

5 Rolling River (IRE) 11-1

6 Perculator (GB) 10-9

Comeonrita (GB) 10-8

Wedding Stress (GB) 10-8

NEWMARKET

Nearly 200 schoolchildren are being treated to an exclusive ‘behind the scenes’ look at the horseracing industry in Newmarket this week, as the sport looks to inspire the next generation.

Run by Godolphin in collaboration with The Jockey Club and Racing To School, Dubai Future Education Week aims to inspire young people to become fans of and work in the sport by combining the Dubai Future Champions Festival at Newmarket’s Rowley Mile racecourse, Book One of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale and this educational venture under one umbrella

As part of the scheme, around 180 Year 8 pupils from Newmarket Academy are being handed the chance to get a ‘money can’t buy’ look at the racing industry around the town, which includes visits to the National Horseracing Museum, the Tattersalls Sales, Rossdales Equine Hospital and Godolphin’s state of the art Dalham Hall Stud.

The week of activities is part of the Newmarket Academy Godolphin Beacon Project, which will hand schoolchildren aged between 11 and 16 opportunities to get a taste for the sport and the careers it can offer, while Godolphin itself works with children from as young as nine as part of their wider charitable scheme. Penny Taylor, Charities Manager at Godolphin, explained that the scheme has a crucial role in helping to persuade more people to consider a career in racing at a time when the industry is facing a considerable skills shortage.

She said: “Godolphin’s charitable programme aims to promote an awareness, passion and care for thoroughbreds, while nurturing our industry and its infrastructure.

“Through the Newmarket Academy Godolphin Beacon Project, we have a range of different initiatives each year which are all about raising awareness about racing and giving the children an understanding of the opportunities racing can give them

“The school are even sponsoring a race at the Rowley Mile on Friday and I think Newmarket Academy is the only school in the country to have a race named after it! All of the Year 8 children will be there and having seen all the background that leads to a day at the races, they’ll be there to see the end product, so it’s very much a full circle week

“The fact that so many of these children have never actually come into contact with a horse before is something we’re becoming increasingly aware of. Despite living here in the town, opportunities aren’t readily available to be able to do things like this so we’re opening it up to them and giving them this hands on experience.

“It’s great to see the joy it brings them and it’s raising their confidence. Suddenly you’re seeing children do things they didn’t think they could do They haven’t touched a horse before and suddenly they’re riding a pony. That confidence is the starting point and it encourages them to look into

building new skills and considering this sport as a career.”

Charlie Appleby, Godolphin’s principal trainer, added: “This week is hugely important for the horses, but it’s also a hugely educational week for the children. It’s been fantastic to see the children from Newmarket Academy coming up over the last few weeks and doing lots of different things.

“It’s great to see from our point of view It’s fresh and that’s what this weekend is all about. At the end of the day, if we’re producing horses for the future we need somebody to help out and care for them, so they come hand in hand and full credit has to go to everyone at Godolphin who’s guiding them It’s refreshing to see both here and on the racecourse.”

Meanwhile, this week is also an important one for the bloodstock industry, with Book One of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale sitting alongside Saturday’s Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes for two year olds, a key pointer to future equine stars

The title sponsors Darley have enjoyed some fantastic success in the race since supporting it for the first time in 2000 and Sam Bullard, Director of Stallions at Darley, explained just how significant the Group One contest is to the organisation

He said: “The Dewhurst is a fantastic race and it’s one we’ve supported since 2000 It’s a brilliant occasion for the town, of course, but from a professional point of view it’s been a huge race for our stallions and the bloodstock industry as a whole

“It’s a race we’ve had plenty of success in since then Shamardal won this race back in 2004 and along with Dubawi he has gone on to become one of our great stallions, while Teofilo won it in 2006 and he has a key contender in Naval Power this year There’s also New Approach, who won it in 2007 before going on to produce a Derby winner at Epsom Downs in the form of Masar.

“More recently we’ve had horses like Too Darn Hot and Pinatubo winning the Dewhurst for us, so it’s a really important race for a young stallion and one I think a global audience looks to see what comes out of it from a stallion perspective

“The Dewhurst just frequently produces everything which we require in a thoroughbred There’s a certain precocity and it’s at the end of the two year old season so there’s also a need to be mature I think a Dewhurst winner needs a good temperament as the Newmarket heath doesn’t suit everybody and though it’s a very fair race it’s got a tough uphill finish. It tests every aspect and you have to be a very good horse to be able to win it

“It’s a really exciting time of the year and when these horses start to come through we talk about how fickle the market is and how quickly we move from one star to another. We are incredibly lucky to have a number of top horses to be coming through at the moment and our new yearlings to be selling this year are Blue Point, Masar and the sensational Too Darn Hot. It’s gearing up to be a fantastic week.”

By Nick Seddon

A DAY IN THE LIFE WITH TRACY SIMPSON

1) What’s your role at The Jockey Club?

Raceday Supervisor

2) How long have you worked here?

15 years

3) What’s your favourite race meeting at Newmarket Racecourse?

The first music night

4) What’s your favourite part of a raceday?

My briefing

5) Which is your favourite horse to run at Newmarket?

Frankel

6) Who is your favourite jockey that’s ridden at Newmarket?

Frankie Dettori

7) What do you enjoy most about working at Newmarket Racecourses?

The people we get to meet.

8) What do you make sure you carry with you on every raceday?

Sense of humour

9) Favourite book?

Confessions of a shopaholic

10) Favourite holiday destination?

Sri Lanka

11) If you had to eat one meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner, every day, what would it be?

Pad Thai

12) If you could own a racehorse, what would it be called?

Scarletts Delight

13) What do you do outside of working hours?

Enjoy mt holidays

14) Tell us one interesting fact about you...

At 16 I swam for England against Germany

15) Which song is guaranteed to get you on the dance floor?

Oops upside your head

Today’s RoR Parade

A parade of retired racehorses takes place in the paddock from 13.00 to 13.15. The parade showcases the versatility of the thoroughbred together with the range of activities open to racehorses when they finish their racing careers, thanks to the work of Retraining of Racehorses (RoR).

The parade features several horses that found their new owners and vocation via the Godolphin Rehoming scheme. The parade includes Cross Counter, the first UK trained winner of the Melbourne Cup, who is now an ambassador for the Godolphin Lifetime Care programme.

Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) is British Horseracing’s official charity for the welfare of horses that have retired from racing. RoR annually stages over 40 separate competition series across 15 different disciplines, catering for all levels of ability, from grassroots to elite. The disciplines include dressage, showing, polo, eventing, show jumping, endurance, hunting and horseball.

For more information visit: ror.org.uk

Don’t miss the Parade of former racehorses at 13:00pm - 13:15pm this afternoon in the parade ring!

1. AFRICAN JAZZ (SHOW JUMPING / EVENTING)RIDDEN BY SOPHIE STANFIELD

7-year-old gelding by Cape Cross, formerly trained by Charlie Appleby Breeder: Godolphin

African Jazz ran eight times on the flat, winning twice, before he was retired from racing in 2019. Sophie Stanfield acquired African Jazz through Godolphin Rehoming in February 2021 and the pair are currently competing in British Eventing classes up to 90cm and looking forward to progressing through the ranks. Sophie says: “What I find so special about African Jazz is his amazingly forward attitude to work he tackles everything with a happy expression, and he is a pleasure to ride.”

2. BABOCHOFF (SHOWING)RIDDEN BY EMMA CLUTTERBUCK

12-year-old gelding by Policy Maker, formerly trained by Paul Nicholls Breeder: Michel Parreau-Delhote

Babochoff and Emma Clutterbuck have tried their hand at numerous disciplines following the gelding’s retirement from racing after two unplaced starts The pair have team-chased, hunted and show jumped. This year they decided to prioritise showing and it paid off with the pair finishing runners-up in the final of the Tattersalls RoR Amateur Series at Hickstead, thereby qualifying for the championship final held in the international arena later that day Emma says: “Next season, the aim is to start eventing, alongside the showing.”

3. CROSS COUNTER - RIDDEN BY TARA MURPHY

7-year-old by Teofilo, formerly trained by Charlie Appleby Breeder: Godolphin

The winner of the 2018 Melbourne Cup, Cross Counter entered Godolphin’s rehoming programme in 2021 having enjoyed some downtime following a busy racing career The plan is for Cross Counter to remain with Godolphin as an ambassador for the Lifetime Care programme and this is his first public outing. He has been reschooled by Tara Murphy, who is riding him today, and he is also regularly hacked out by Paul Duke, rider for Godolphin rehoming, who had the pleasure of breaking him in as a yearling back in 2016 Tara says: “He is thoroughly enjoying his new career He loves any attention and always knows when a camera is pointing at him.”

4. DEVILMENT (DRESSAGE / SHOWING) –RIDDEN BY JULIE COLLEY

11-year-old by Cape Cross, formerly trained by Charlie Appleby Breeder: Cliveden Stud

A winner on the flat and over hurdles, in the five years since Devilment joined Julie Colley he has demonstrated his versatility by doing showing, dressage, arena eventing and show jumping, as well as hacking round the Norfolk countryside A bit of a poser, Devilment’s favourite discipline is showing and he has won classes and qualified for the RoR National Championships for three successive years. He has also won in dressage up to Novice level. Julie says: “Our plans include stepping up to Elementary level dressage, qualifying for the Tattersalls RoR Challenge final and hopefully doing some more jumping, which he loves.”

5. HISTORICAL GIANT (SHOW JUMPING / SHOWING) –

RIDDEN BY GEORGINA PETTIT

17-year-old gelding by Giant’s Causeway, formerly trained by Ed Vaughan Breeder: Northwest Farms

Historical Giant (aka Beanie) retired from racing in 2009 having been unplaced in six starts Owned by Georgina Petit for the past 10 years, he has thrived in his second career Despite now being 17, Beanie enjoys a very active life, doing cross country, show jumping and most recently winning first prize in a Tattersalls RoR Amateur Showing class. Georgina says: “Looking ahead, next year I will aim him for the Tattersalls RoR Amateur ridden showing championship and the RoR veteran championship.”

6. LEXI – (SHOWING) – RIDDEN BY MAE STEEL

7-year-old mare by Saint Des Saints, formerly trained by Amy Murphy Breeder: Paul Murphy

Lexi was retired from racing in 2020 following an undistinguished seven race National Hunt career and since then has been in the care of Mae Steel. Lexi has thrived in her second career, notably in the show ring and has already qualified for the 2023 final of the Tattersalls RoR Amateur RoR Series final at Hickstead. Together Mae and Lexi have also taken part in hunter trials and recently been team chasing, winning first Thoroughbred in their class. Mae says: “We have come so far since when we first started together, and I have very high hopes for the future. She really is one in a million.”

7. NAMIBIAN (DRESSAGE) – RIDDEN BY JULIE FRIZZELL

14-year-old gelding by Cape Cross, formerly trained by Mark Johnston Breeder: Hascombe and Valiant Studs

Namibian won the 2011 Queen’s Vase at Royal Ascot for trainer Mark Johnston. On retiring in August 2015 he entered the Godolphin Rehoming scheme and met retired Wing Commander, Julie Frizzell four weeks later. Julie is a classified para rider; she rides with a solid cast on and loops on her rein so she can hold the right rein with her index finger Together they have won countless championships, including the RoR Regional Medium Championships and twice been the British Dressage Para Grade 5 winter champion. Julie says: “Namibian has thrived in dressage, and specifically the para dressage environment and has made dreams come true with his performances.”

8. STAGE MAGIC (SHOW JUMPING) -

RIDDEN BY CAREY HUBBARD

10-year-old by Tagula, formerly trained by Henry Candy Breeder Seamus Phelan

A Group 3 winner as a 2-year-old, Stage Magic was retired aged four in 2019 and has been with Carey Hubbard since March 2021, after she got him through the Godolphin Rehoming scheme The pair started slowly, enjoying hacks and having lots of flat work and jumping lessons This year they have been competing in unaffiliated show jumping and tried some showing classes too. Carey says: “I plan to compete in dressage competitions throughout the winter and then do cross-country schooling in the hope of doing some one-day events next year He’s a cheeky boy but loves to learn.”

9. VANCOUVERITE (SHOWING / DRESSAGE) –

RIDDEN BY EMILY CRABB

12-year-old gelding by Dansili, formerly trained by John Ferguson Breeder: Darley

A winner on the flat and over hurdles Vancouverite retired from racing in 2015 in his last race he finished third to an up-and-coming novice called Altior He came to Emily Crabb through the Godolphin Rehoming scheme a year later and has proved extremely versatile, doing dressage, showjumping, cross-country, pleasure and endurance rides. This year he started competing in British Eventing classes, making the top ten in one, and he has also been successful in the show ring, including victory in the Tattersalls RoR Challenge class at the Suffolk Show. Emily says: “Vancouverite is a very special boy who is very loved by us all. We couldn’t imagine life without him.”

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HEATH: A HISTORY

Newmarket and horses have been connected since Queen Boadicea founded a Royal stud at Exning. More than 1,000 years later, Sir Richard d’Argentine developed a “New Market” in this location.

17th Century

Newmarket became a favourite destination of King James I, who moved the Royal court there for a time and raced horses on the Heath. His grandson, Charles II, built the first recorded stand.

19th Century

Lord George Bentinck, owner of a large expanse of heathland and a Jockey Club member turned acres of scrubland over to grass, purchased adjacent land and established the gallops which still exist today.

World Wars I and II

The Rowley Mile stands and heath were occupied by the military

The heath was converted into an airfield for training officers and no flying was permitted on the racedays

1980s

The airfield was decommissioned

Newmarket Heath surveyed by I.Champan in 1787 shows the state of the racecourses close to the time of the Jockey Club’s founding.Exning and Newmarket were notably quite established.

1886 Map shows Hamilton Road and the area north of the heath including Southfield Farm and Seven Springs are relatively similar today.

Today Today the heath forms the primary training grounds to the largest cluster of racehorses on the planet between two and three thousand in number at any one time It’s combination of training facilities and their interaction with the town, coupled with its unique heritage, are a vital contributor to Newmarket’s position as the preeminent racing and breeding centre for thoroughbreds and spiritual home of horseracing globally

World War II brought formal airfield facilities which occupied the heath for just under 40 years.

ROWLEY MILE & JULY COURSE

A number of courses have been in use in Newmarket over the centuries. The evolution of Rowley Mile and the July Course reflects how the sport has changed to be enjoyed by all, and not just the privileged few.

17th Century

The most significant early development within racing in Newmarket came in 1665, when King Charles II, added a third “Round Course” to the two already existing courses in Newmarket, the Beacon Course (today the Rowley Mile) and the Cambridgeshire Course All three courses were to be used for a new race which was first run in 1666, the Newmarket Town Plate It was stated that the race should be run “forever”, and it continues to be run today. Due to the nature of racing at the time agile viewing was required, with spectators largely looking on from horseback or carriages.

19th Century

18th Century

The Jockey Club’s presence in Newmarket in the 1750s had a significant impact on Newmarket heath’s physical environment, increasing racing provisions and changing it from the playground of the nobility it had been up to that point. By 1756 the Round Course built its first stand, simple in nature with stables below and viewing above At The Rowley Mile smaller racing facilities, a weighing house and stables were added and in 1774 the land used for racing was extended and formalised to become the Ancaster Mile

Over the late 18th and 19th Century, races were changing shorter distances and more fixed finishing posts meant the nature of spectating was equally shifting. The 1850s brought significant reorganisation on the heath associated with the growing focus on the Rowley Mile including its first stand. This was replaced by the Astley Stand in 1875 when a stand exclusively for trainers and jockeys was also built, located on the site of the current Head-on Stand.

20th Century

1911 saw further development with a new weighing room at Rowley Mile (now known as the Hong Kong Suite) designed by Walter Brierley. New and more modest stands for the public and Jockey Club members were also built. As crowds grew at the July Course’s summer meetings, concern over extending facilities and ruining the ‘picnic atmosphere’ were debated. In the 1930s, five main buildings were constructed The Weighing Room, Head-on Stand, and 3 similar structures for Members, Tattersalls, and Silver Ring patrons. These still form the primary trackside viewing facilities today.

Post-War Decades

Immediately following the second world war, the July Course saw crowds grow for its summer Derby Day to levels of attendance not seen today. However it was not to last and in 1954 declining attendance figures brought proposals for a round course in front of the Rowley Mile stands, with the suggestion it would make it easier for spectators to view. In 1958 a round course was laid out and it was used until 1973

1980s to Present

The most recent stage in the Rowley Mile’s evolution is the Millennium Stand, which was unveiled by the Queen on 6 May 2000 The Rowley Mile and July Course can welcome up to 20,000 people

The Round Course at Rowley Mile (1958-1973)

Head-On Stand (1889-c.1929) right of Astley Stand, photographed 1896

1945 Derby at the July Course drew bigger crowds than we see today.

Rowley Mile’s Millennium Grandstand Today. Known for its racing and live music, The July Course remains one of Cambridgeshire’s most popular summer venues.

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to land the odds in the Royal Lodge here 2 weeks ago but not beaten far in a race that developed into a 2f sprint, and the son of Sea The Stars is taken to make amends with the emphasis more on stamina. Dear My Friend’s French form reads well so is next best for a yard that has won this 5 times, while the

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NEWMARKET NEWS: RACEGOERS HAVE THE CHANCE TOMORROW TO TEST THEIR DARTS SKILLS AGAINST STARS OF THE OCHE MANLEY AND GEORGE

Darts star Peter Manley is looking forward to ticking another racecourse off the bucket list tomorrow (Saturday 8th October) when visiting Newmarket’s Rowley Mile for the first time to take part in a darts challenge event against racegoers alongside legend of the game - Bobby George. Spectators attending the meeting, which is day two of the Dubai Future Champions Festival, will be able to test their darts skills against the pair in a game called ‘Magic Numbers’, whereby challengers have to match the individual score thrown by each icon.

Action on the oche will get underway at 11.50am in a marquee located between the bottom end of the parade ring and the Millennium Grandstand and will run throughout the day in between races.

During a career spanning more than 30 years George, nicknamed ‘The King Of Bling’, claimed several titles including the 1979 and 1986 News Of The World Championship along with twice finishing runner-up in the British Darts Organisation (BDO) World Championship in 1980 and 1994

As for former Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) number one Manley, he has a CV which includes victory in the 2003 Las Vegas Desert Classic along with reaching three PDC World Championship Finals in 1999, 2002 and 2006.

Manley said: “Newmarket is one of the racecourses I’ve not been to so I’m looking forward to it. I’ve been to the likes of Epsom and Aintree but never Newmarket so it is another one off the bucket list.

“We will play the Magic Numbers game as it is a nice easy game that everyone can have a go at.

“This gives racegoers the chance to have a little throw and see how hard the game is Most will have watched darts on the television at some point.

“What makes it more nervous for them is standing there throwing in front of a crowd as it is totally different to throwing a dart at home or down the pub.

“It is all about having a good bit of banter and making it a fun day.”

Both players are well respected in the game having carved out long and successful careers. However Manley insists events like this are made all the more enjoyable working with George along with recalling memorable tales from the past, He added: “Working with a guy like Bobby is great and everyone loves him. He is just amazing and he is out there on his own at this type of event.

“We both like having a chat with the racegoers and not many other sports allow opportunities to get close to the participants

“Back in the day I was seen as the villain and people still ask me about things that happened 20 years ago. It is great that the interest is still there.”

Last month the pair participated in a similar event at Market Rasen and Manley, who is the current Professional Darts Players Association chairman, hopes their latest venture will prove equally as successful Manley said: “It was non-stop at Market Rasen and we didn’t get a chance to sit down until after the last race.

“It was a good afternoon though and was busy the whole way through which is what we want. It really is a great bit of fun. “Hopefully it will be as busy as the one at Market Rasen and we can all have another exciting day.”

There will be plenty of other action away from the track, which features the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes, with a DJ set after racing, along with a Retraining Of Racehorses parade and face painting and a bouncy castle for children.

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win followed the success in a Group 1 at the Curragh, The Superlative Stakes and on debut at Sandown.

winning the 2021 Dewhurst Stakes, Native Trail then went on to win the Craven Stakes at the beginning of this season before finishing second in the 2000 Guineas and then winning another Group 1 in Ireland.

The then two-year-old chased the leader and was pushed along when two furlongs from the finish. Jockey William Buick then switched him right over a furlong out. Native Trail kept on well and managed to put distance between him and Dubawi Legend.

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NEWMARKET NEWS: TRAINER BOYLE HOPES TO CELEBRATE CLUB

CESAREWITCH VICTORY IN LAS VEGAS

Louisa Allen and Richard Farmer with Going Gone

Jim Boyle hopes Going Gone can help get the party started thousands of miles away in Las Vegas on Saturday by securing what he describes would be a real “feather in his cap” moment with victory in the Club Godolphin Cesarewitch Handicap at Newmarket.

The progressive four year old, who is already a dual winner this season, will take on 22 rivals in the two and a quarter mile test as he bids to give Boyle the most valuable success of his career in the heritage handicap, which is worth £103,080 to the winner.

However, while hopeful of a big run from the gelded son of Le Havre, the Epsom handler will have to make do with watching the race from a television screen after double booking himself on a trip to Las Vegas, which is eight hours behind Newmarket.

He said: “A friend of mine invited me to the Ryder Cup the other year which was then cancelled but he got the air miles back. He rang me at the start of the year and said ‘do you fancy going to Las Vegas in October?’ I said yes as I didn’t realise this would happen!

“We are out there for four nights and we are going to watch the college football game between Notre Dame and BYU but for the rest of the trip we will play it by ear

“Thank God his owners Paul Taylor and Richard O’Dywer have a good nature and they have had a laugh about it!

“They have been fantastic supporters Richard came down 15 years ago and spent the morning with me after contacting me out of the blue We got on really well and they have been with me ever since.

“Regarding the race everyone wants to win these heritage handicaps They are every bit as hard as the pattern races, if not more so It would be a big feather in our cap if we could pull it off but we are under no illusions of the task.”

Going Gone has taken his form to new heights this season with victories in the Great Metropolitan Handicap at Epsom Downs in the Mallard Handicap at Doncaster However not all has been plain sailing, with Boyle describing him as a “hooligan” in his early days

The trainer said: “We took him to Salisbury and it was a disaster We hoped he was our flagship horse. He was big and backwards and we weren’t expecting miracles but we thought he would run well but he was an absolute hooligan

“He was dripping with sweat and he played up horrendously and they couldn’t get him in the stalls There was a few long faces but the decision was made then to geld him and we haven’t looked back since.

“It took a while for his brain to unwind last season but after that win at Newmarket last autumn but it was at that point he was starting to realise his potential as he was impressive that day.”

Victory in the Great Metropolitan was a fantastic start to the season for Going Gone, but it was his fourth place finish in the Ascot Stakes at the Royal meeting in June that opened the gateway to staying options.

Boyle added: “We targeted the Great Metropolitan over the winter and it was great win it as we love having winners at Epsom but it was a hell of a run at Ascot.

“We were rolling the dice in terms of the trip We knew he would gallop and stay well but two and a half miles at Ascot was a big step up but we felt it was within his reach and a nice race to have a go at

“He had to come from some way back but he made up a lot of ground and ran a really gutsy race and the form is very strong and it vindicated our opinion of him.”

With stamina no issue Boyle hopes he can receive the luck in running that is often required to prevail in the Cesarewitch, but in trusty ally Pat Cosgrave he feels he has the right man aboard for the job.

He added: “Clearly he stays but the Cesarewitch is a bun fight with 20 plus runners and there will be a few well handicapped horses in there no doubt.

“It is a fiendishly difficult race to win but I think he has got a touch of class. We are not going there just to make up the numbers we are going there hopeful of a big run

“Pat has been with him pretty much every step of the way and guides the way we campaign him.

“It is very useful having someone who knows the horse and can give you go feedback as to way forward. He has been integral to him.”

Not only has Boyle praised The Jockey Club’s investment in upgrading a key Epsom gallop which has enabled him to put the finishing touches on Going Gone, but he has also been thankful for the effort put in by his regular work rider Louisa Allen.

He added: “The updated gallop is about month old and is our day-to-day canter we use for all our routine and conditioning work and most trainers here do that.

“It was a decent enough gallop prior to it being re-done but now it is taken another step forward since it has been upgraded. It is a really nice gallop now and it has been really helpful.

“My head girl Louisa rides him every day and she has had to do some sterling work to get him where he is now.

“He is a lot more malleable than he was 12 to 18 months ago. She has had a few hairy moments on him over the years but has done a supreme job to get his head in a much better place.”

While Boyle will lead the celebrations abroad should Going Gone taste victory closer to home there could be plenty of tears shed from Allen, who together with her partner of more than 15 years Richard Farmer, looks after him.

She said: “As a two year old he was a bit naughty but he always had a bit of quality about him.

“I clocked him and I thought I quite liked him. I rode him once when my partner was away and I’ve stuck with him ever since. It is a good partnership but he takes a bit of working out.

“To have a runner in the Cesarewitch has been kind of the bucket list since I was younger don’t ask me why. I think as I’m a National Hunt girl in a predominately Flat yard I just think the distance is similar to that of a Jump race

“I’m super excited more than anything When they jump off the nerves will start kicking in I will probably start crying if he wins but I think we all would as it would be a dream come true for a small yard like ours.”

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DECLARED RUNNERS 23 2021: BUZZ (FR) 7 8 13 Oisin Murphy 8-1 (Nicky Henderson) 32 ran Blinkers worn first time by No 7. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn first time by No 2, 12, 18. Blinkers worn by No 9, 16. Visor worn by No 4, 20 Tongue Strap worn by No 2, 7, 11, 15, 19 Blinkers, Tongue Strap worn by No 23. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 19, 21. Stewards Note:

ZOFFEE: Following its run on 17/8/2022 it was reported that the horse was denied a clear run late-on.

Probable S.P’s: 7-1 Run For Oscar (IRE), 15-2 Ahorsewithnoname (GB), 12-1 Gibraltar (IRE), 14-1 Evaluation (GB), HMS President (IRE), Call My Bluff (IRE), 20-1 Scaramanga (IRE), 25-1 Favorite Moon (GER), Going Gone (IRE), Inchicore (IRE), Zoffee (GB), Baby Zeus (IRE), Vino Victrix (GB), 28-1 Author’s Dream (GB), 33-1 Prince Imperial (USA), 40-1 Not So Sleepy (GB), Land of Winter (FR), 50-1 Ranch Hand (GB), Withhold (GB), Rock Eagle (GB), Bascule (FR), Mukha Magic (GB), 150-1 Moliwood (GB)

Irish-raider RUN FOR OSCAR looked to be well ahead of his mark when powering clear late on at Haydock last time and Charles Byrnes’ very useful hurdler has proven stamina too so can make light of an 8lb rise Nicky Henderson was triumphant in 2021 and his upwardly-mobile mare Ahorsewithnoname seems sure to be right in the mix with the much improved Evaluation another strrong contender for the home team. Willie Mullins’ duo Baby Zeus and Gibraltar complete the shortlist in a cracking renewal.

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SHUTTLE BUS

A complimentary shuttle bus service on race days runs between Newmarket Town Centre and the Racecourse, starting approximately two hours before the first race and stopping at the first race

The service picks up outside Unico on the High Street and at the Train Station. The return journeys from the Racecourse commence around 45 minutes before the last race and continue for up to two hours. The bus will drop off at the Train Station and at the bus stop on The Avenue (just off the High Street).

At the Racecourse the shuttle bus service will drop off and collect from outside the Main Premier Entrance.

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DECLARED RUNNERS

2021: MOSTAHDAF (IRE) 3 8 13 Jim Crowley 3-1 (John & Thady Gosden) 10 ran Hood worn by No 8. Tongue Strap worn by No 4. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No 3, 4.

Probable S.P’s: 5-1 Royal Fleet (GB), Alflaila (GB), 6-1 Regal Reality (GB), 13-2 Ottoman Fleet (GB), 17-2 Finest Sound (IRE), 9-1 Passion And Glory (IRE), 10-1 Cadillac (IRE), 16-1 Dubai Mirage (IRE), 22-1 Intellogent (IRE), 40-1 Marie’s Diamond (IRE)

ROYAL FLEET has an excellent strike rate and is probably still on the up, so he gets the marginal vote ahead of Regal Reality, who showed he’s every bit as good as he once was when scoring at Windsor last time Alflaila should come into it if the race is run to suit and Ottoman Fleet, a stablemate of the selection, is another to consider having just his fourth career outing.

TIMEFORM PREDICTION: 1.ROYAL FLEET 2.REGAL REALITY 3.ALFLAILA

RACE RESULT

RACE TIME DISTANCE

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MEDIAN & RECORD TIME

Raceform

Median Time: 1 min, 47.80 secs

Record Time: 1 min, 46.94 secs Majestic Dawn 26th September 2020, Good

EACH-WAY BETTING TERMS

Working alongside the Racecourse Association (RCA), bookmakers have introduced standard each-way betting terms across Jockey Club Racecourses. Bookmakers will provide these terms, or better, when offering each-way betting.

Fewer than 3 runners: win bets only, no places offered

3 or 4 runners: all to win. Where a bookmaker wishes to depart from this default position he may offer place terms for 3 or 4 runners, this must be at 1/5 odds a place 1-2

5 to 7 runners (inclusive): 1/4 (one quarter) odds for finishing 1st or 2nd

8 or more runners: 1/5 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd or 3rd Handicap races with 12 to 15 runners (inclusive): 1/4 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd or 3rd Handicap races with 16 to 21 runners (inclusive): 1/5 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th

Handicap races with 22 or more runners: 1/4 odds for finishing 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th

IMPORTANT NOTICES

Conditions Of Entry & Abandoned Racing

Entry to the racecourse is subject to the right of the Racecourse Executive to refuse to admit and/or to expel, without prior notice, and person whose behaviour is considered to be unruly or unacceptable or is a disqualified person

Picnics can only be enjoyed in the Garden Enclosure (when open and subject to capacity) or the car parks. BBQ’s are not permitted at the racecourse. Bringing your own food or drink into the Grandstand & Paddock or Premier Enclosures is prohibited.

When all enclosures are at full capacity there will be strictly NO transfers between enclosures. Grandstand & Paddock and Premier racegoers will not gain access into the Garden Enclosure if full capacity is reached

Chairs are not permitted to be brought into the Premier or Grandstand & Paddock Enclosures in the interest of safety, unless arranged prior to the day on medical grounds

For safety reasons, only assistance dogs are allowed into the racecourse enclosures on racedays For the welfare of dogs, they should not be left unattended in vehicles in the racecourse car parks. Racecourses officials reserve the right to enter vehicles if an animal is in distress

For more information about our terms and conditions of entry visit our website www.newmarketracecourses.co.uk

In the event of racing being abandoned, refunds on badges or tickets purchased will only be paid in the following circumstances:

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Abandonment before completion of the first race a full refund will be given Abandonment before completion of the third or feature race, whichever is later a 50% refund will be given Abandonment thereafter no refund will be given No refunds can be issued on the day. Racegoers who purchase in advance over the phone, internet or post will be given an automatic refund Racegoers that purchased tickets on the day need to write to: Ticket Refund Office, Newmarket Racecourses, Westfield House, The Links, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 0TG

Dress Code

Ladies and Gentleman are encouraged to dress up smartly in the Premier Enclosure, jeans are rarely seen in this enclosure

In Grandstand & Paddock and Garden Enclosures, the dress code is more relaxed.

Emergency Procedures

Newmarket Racecourses has put in place a number of security and safety measures to ensure your safety, comfort and enjoyment. However an incident may occur which is beyond our control and it is important that you are aware of how we intend to look after you in the event of an emergency.

As part of our safety management, we have employed professionally trained and experienced stewards and you will see them at various points throughout the racecourse.

In the event of a situation which requires partial or full evacuation of the stands or racecourse, announcements will be broadcast and stewards will undertake the responsibility of ushering you to a place of safety; it is essential that you follow their instructions calmly and quickly. Please take your belongings with you and proceed out of the area quickly and calmly with the guidance of the stewards

The evacuation procedures have been carefully planned to lead you to a safe area

Should it be necessary to evacuate the course, the most likely scenario is that you will be ushered onto the track itself via the emergency gates. From there you will be held in an area of safety and receive further instructions as appropriate It may give you some peace of mind if you pre plan and agree a meeting place, just in case you become separated from your party The above is precautionary only and we trust that the procedures will never be required. However, please remember in the event of an emergency: TAKE YOUR BELONGINGS WITH YOU. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STEWARDS, PROCEED QUICKLY AND CALMLY TO THE SAFE AREA Racegoers are reminded to keep all their belongings with them at all times, and not to leave any packages unattended Any such packages may be confiscated by the Racecourse Management.

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The Racecourse would be grateful if you would observe all Health & Safety requirements whilst you are at Newmarket Racecourses. The emergency exits from the bars onto the grandstand steppings are painted yellow and we would request that you do not stop whilst in this area. We would also request that only those that are disabled use the disabled viewing ramp and that parents keep a close eye on all children and prevent them from climbing the running rails and getting on to the actual racecourse We would also like to remind racegoers that the first aid room is located adjacent to the main Premier Enclosure Entrance (Rowley Mile) or Premier Entrance 2 (July Course).

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The welfare of the sport’s equine and human participants is paramount to British Horseracing. All racehorses competing in Britain are stabled at the premises of trainers who are licensed by The British Horseracing Authority The standards demanded by The BHA of licensed racehorse trainers far exceed those prescribed by animal welfare legislation. The British Horseracing Authority similarly licenses every racecourse, setting high standards for the racing surface and all parts of the course used by competitors, both human and equine BHA Officials are here to ensure that the racecourse delivers those standards. In addition Newmarket Racecourses employs two veterinary surgeons, whose sole responsibility it is to provide care to the horses throughout their time at the racecourse

In the event of an incident on the racecourse, any horse affected will receive immediate treatment from the racecourse’s veterinary team. Qualified paramedics and doctors are also on hand in the case of any incident involving a jockey

If any incident occurs during a race it is routine practice for screens to be erected around the horse or jockey receiving treatment. This is to allow the veterinary or medical personnel to make a safe and accurate diagnosis and so that they may perform any treatment in a private and calm environment. If necessary, horses and riders will be transported from the course to receive further treatment at the nearest equine hospital or Accident & Emergency hospital.

Photography

Racegoers may take photographs for private purposes in the racecourse enclosures. Photography is not permitted in any other area without the permission of the Head of Racing. Under no circumstances may photographs taken on the racecourse be used for publication. Racegoers are reminded that flash photography is not permitted as the flash can alarm horses and may endanger horses, jockeys and public.

Newmarket Racecourses Official Photographer

The official photographer is John Hoy. To see any of his images please visit www.hoycubedphotography.com. Racegoers are reminded that many racedays are given coverage on television, radio and in print, various other forms of media and for Newmarket Racecourses commercial use By entering the Racecourse racegoers are accepting they may appear in such coverage

RACE CONDITIONS

First Race 1.50 THE GODOLPHIN FLYING START ZETLAND STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £34026 to the winning horse The second to receive £12900, the third £6456, the fourth £3216, the fifth £1614 and the sixth £810 for two yrs old only Enter by noon, October 3rd and pay £600 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 4lb; fillies 9st 1lb Penalties, a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb Of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 5lb GODOLPHIN has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of GODOLPHIN. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 15 entries at £600. Closed October 3rd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £26736; Second £10974; Third £5490; Fourth £2742; Fifth £1374; Sixth £684. (Penalty Value £34026) A SS

SEE PAGE 22 FOR THIS RACE.

Second Race 2.25 - THE EMIRATES AUTUMN STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £34026 to the winning horse The second to receive £12900, the third £6456, the fourth £3216, the fifth £1614 and the sixth £810 for two yrs old only Enter by noon, October 3rd and pay £600 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 3lb; fillies 9st Penalties, a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb Of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 5lb. EMIRATES has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of EMIRATES. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 14 entries at £600 Closed October 3rd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £26736; Second £10974; Third £5490; Fourth £2742; Fifth £1374; Sixth £684. (Penalty Value £34026) A SS

SEE PAGE 28 FOR THIS RACE.

Third Race 3.00 THE DARLEY DEWHURST STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 1) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £299854 to the winning horse The second to receive £113681, the third £56893, the fourth £28341, the fifth £14223 and the sixth £7138. for two yrs old colts and fillies only Enter by noon, August 9th and pay £2150 stake, Scratch by noon, September 13th or pay £2750, Confirm by noon, October 3rd and pay £1350, Supplementary Entry by noon, October 3rd and pay £35000 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Weights: Colts 9st 3lb; fillies 9st. DARLEY has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a trophy to the winning owner, trainer, jockey and breeder of the winning horse In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of DUBAI. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code (No confirmation of entry is required for Supplementary entries). 54 entries, 20 at £2150 22 at £4900 11 at £6250 1 at £35000 Closed August 9th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £235611; Second £96708; Third £48381; Fourth £24164; Fifth £12108; Sixth £6028. (Penalty Value £299854.12) A SS

SEE PAGE 34 FOR THIS RACE.

Fourth Race 3.40 THE CLUB GODOLPHIN CESAREWITCH HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) (HERITAGE HANDICAP) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £103080 to the winning horse The second to receive £48340, the third £24180, the fourth £12080, the fifth £6040 and the sixth £3020 for three yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, August 16th and pay £350 stake, Scratch by noon, September 20th or pay £400, Confirm by noon, October 3rd and pay £250, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 12lb Penalties, after August 20th, 2022, a winner of a race 4lb Of 2 races 7lb NOTE: Any horse rated above 110 shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 9st 12lb Subsequently, the excess over 110 in any rating shall be allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried.. GODOLPHIN has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of GODOLPHIN. The sponsorship payment of £500 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code The British Horseracing Authority will amend paragraphs 28 to 32 of the Weights and Handicapping Code and the Declaration of Jockey section of the Race Entries Code in the event that raising of the weights at the 24-hour stage proves necessary This race will be restricted to 34 runners plus two reserves. The two reserves will be nominated as R35 and R36. The procedure for the allocation and operation of the reserves protocol will be as detailed in the notice headed ‘Reserves’ which has been published in The Racing Calendar and which also appears in the important notices following the Standard Conditions on the Racing Bulletin area of the BHA Racing Administration Internet site www.racingadmin.co.uk. Trainers are reminded of the provisions of paragraph 41 of the Race Entry Code which require that they must notify the Racing Calendar Office immediately when the decision has been made not to run. This will maximise the list of runners and determine whether the weights will need to be raised. The Racecourse Executive will pay a travel allowance of £400 to any reserve that travels to the course on the day prior to this race but which subsequently fails to take the place of a declared runner For the avoidance of doubt, such payments will only be made to any such reserve which would reasonably be expected to travel on the day prior to the race and, thus, for which it would be necessary to begin the journey to the course before the deadline for a reserve to replace a non-runner has passed, i.e., 1.00 p.m. on Friday, October 7th. Trainers seeking to claim this allowance must seek prior confirmation from the Racecourse Executive before commencing the journey. The British Horseracing Authority has modified the Declaration of Jockey section of the Race Entry Code and the Division of Races section of the Race Administration Code for the purposes of this race

PLEASE NOTE: In accordance with the provisions of paragraph 9 of the Weights and Handicapping Code a horse must have run three times or more in order to qualify to run in this race 74 entries, 21 at £350, 18 at £750, 35 at £1000 Closed August 16th, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £81260; Second £40640; Third £20320; Fourth £10160; Fifth £5080; Sixth £2540. (Penalty Value £103080) Weights raised 4lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable SS

SEE PAGE 40 FOR THIS RACE.

Fifth Race 4.15 THE TOO DARN HOT NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 2) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £13500 to the winning horse

The second to receive £6337, the third £3170 and the fourth £1585. for two yrs old only Enter by noon, October 3rd and pay £125 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Lowest weight 8st 2lb; Highest weight not less than 9st 9lb Penalties, after October 1st, 2022, for each race won 6lb DARLEY has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of DARLEY The sponsorship payment of £250 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 21 entries at £125. Closed October 3rd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £10668; Second £5333; Third £2668; Fourth £1333. (Penalty Value £13500) SS

SEE PAGE 46 FOR THIS RACE.

Sixth Race 4.50 - THE BLUE POINT BRITISH EBF BOADICEA STAKES (CLASS 1) (Listed Race) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £29489 to the winning horse The second to receive £11180, the third £5595, the fourth £2787, the fifth £1398 and the sixth £702 for three yrs old and upwards fillies and mares only, which are E.B.F eligible, which have not won a Group 1 Pattern race after March 31st, 2022. Enter by noon, October 3rd and pay £260 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Weights: 3-y-o 9st 2lb; 4-y-o and up 9st 3lb Penalties, after March 31st, 2022, a winner of a Listed race 3lb Of a Group 3 race 5lb Of a Group 2 race 7lb. DARLEY has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race

THE TRUSTEES OF THE E.B.F have kindly contributed £10000 towards the prize money for this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of DARLEY The sponsorship payment of £250 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 17 entries at £260 Closed October 3rd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £23171; Second £9511; Third £4758; Fourth £2376; Fifth £1191; Sixth £593 (Penalty Value £29489.20) A SS

SEE PAGE 52 FOR THIS RACE.

Seventh Race 5.20 - THE MASAR DARLEY STAKES (CLASS 1) (Group 3) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code £45368 to the winning horse The second to receive £17200, the third £8608, the fourth £4288, the fifth £2152 and the sixth £1080 for three yrs old and upwards. Enter by noon, October 3rd and pay £800 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. October 6th. Weights: 3-y-o colts and geldings 9st 1lb; fillies 8st 12lb 4-y-o and up colts and geldings 9st 5lb; fillies 9st 2lb Penalties, after March 31st, 2022, a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb Of a Group 2 race 5lb Of a Group 1 race 7lb DARLEY has generously sponsored this race and will kindly present a memento to the winning owner, trainer and jockey In addition, they will award a £200 cash prize to the stable employee in charge of the winning horse and a £200 cash prize to the stable employee responsible for the best turned out horse in this race All number cloths to be carried in this race have been sponsored and will carry the name/logo of DARLEY The sponsorship payment of £250 will be distributed equally amongst all horses starting in this race in accordance with paragraphs 24 to 27 of the Stakes and Prize Money Code 16 entries at £800 Closed October 3rd, 2022. Owners Prize Money. Winner £35648; Second £14632; Third £7320; Fourth £3656; Fifth £1832; Sixth £912. (Penalty Value £45368) A SS

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