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Nothing matters more to us when racing than the safety and welfare of both horse and rider. Central to that is the track itself and our groundstaff do everything in their power to provide an optimum racing surface. On duty today we also have a dedicated and experienced team of highly-qualified Vets, Doctors and Paramedics following the action at every stage. Their key responsibility is to monitor and provide care to the competitors throughout their time at the racecourse. The locations and vehicle movements of these skilled specialists during racing are designed to provide a rapid response to any incident across the site. We also have a high-specification horse ambulance in attendance at every fixture to enable safe transport of a horse from the track to our on-site veterinary treatment facility for further treatment, or to the nearest equine referral hospital.
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There are four areas for baby changing: 1 on each floor in the Lord Nelson Grandstand and 1 in the toilets in the Tea Rooms.
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Premier and Hospitality Enclosures – We encourage customers to adopt ‘smart casual’ clothing. Jackets, collared shirts and ties are not obligatory but we do advise customers that we do not allow ripped jeans, sportswear, jogging bottoms, beachwear, fancy dress or extreme attire. Tailored shorts, smart jeans and trainers are permitted. Grandstand & Paddock Enclosure – There is no formal dress code in this enclosure, however the removal of shirts is not permitted.
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previous performances - = new season / = previous season bold type = all weather form C = course winner D = distance winner CD = course & distance winner BF = beaten favourite age weight st-lb
Sound Angela - winner of the Listed EBF Stallions John Musker Fillies’ Stakes on Wednesday 18 September 2024
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SOUND ANGELA (GB) (26) 20322-5
B m Muhaarar - Instance Mr Yuichi Masuda Br Mr Charles Fox
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Silvestre De Sousa Roger Varian, Newmarket Sponsor
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TIMEFORM VIEWUseful mare who returned from 8 months off/breathing surgery with a promising fifth of 15 in handicap at York (10.2f, good to firm) 26 days ago. Very much one to consider with that run under her belt. TFRHHHHI BHA98
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Star Ratings Explained Each horse has been given a star rating, these are defined below: HHHHH Selected to win the race. HHHHI Good chance of being placed. HHHII By no means out of the reckoning but at least one or two hold stronger claims. HHIII Unlikely to win but not totally without hope. HIIII Can be given little chance.
OFFICIAL BHA RATING The BHA Handicappers allot ratings to horses once they have taken part in a sufficient number of races to enable the Handicappers to make a numerical assessment of each horse’s ability. The principal purpose of the ratings is to determine the weight to be carried by each runner in handicap races, with the Handicappers aiming to provide each participant with an equal chance based on its best recent form under its optimum conditions. A horse rated 100, for example, would be set to carry 1lb more than a horse rated 99 (ignoring any penalties or allowances). The ratings published in the racecard for handicap races are the ratings that were used to calculate the weight to be carried by each horse, whilst in non-handicaps races the rating shown is that of each runner at the time that the entries for the race were confirmed. Any subsequently published change to a rating, either up or down, is shown in brackets following the rating.
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FIRST RACE 2.39 ONE MILE, THREE FURLONGS ABOUT 104 YARDS FOR FOUR YRS OLD AND UPWARDS
THESEADELLCARAVANS“HANDSANDHEELS”APPRENTICEHANDICAPSTAKES (CLASS5)(PARTOFTHERACINGEXCELLENCESERIES) Total prize fund £8400 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £3468, 2nd £1735, 3rd £867, 4th £433. (Penalty Value £4396.56) A SS
RACE STATS LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): M Bell (25 wins from 142 runners, 18%) runs THE UBERMENSCH TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): E Dunlop (3 wins from 16 runners, 19%) runs HIBERNATE LONGEST TRAVELLER: PLEASANT MAN trained by J Ramsden, Newark, 130 miles. RACE SUMMARY
THE UBERMENSCH shaped well when runner-up at Newcastle last week and can gain an overdue first success turned out again off the same mark. Hibernate can rebound from a lesser run at Beverley and give Michael Bell’s charge most to do.
1-2-3: 1.THE UBERMENSCH (GER) 2.HIBERNATE (IRE) 3.PLEASANT MAN KEY colours
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PLEASANT MAN (GB) (12) 040331 C
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10-0
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B g Galileo (IRE) - Melito (AUS) Hill Top Equestrian Centre Ltd Br Northern Farm
Alfie Redman Joey Ramsden, Newark
TIMEFORMVIEWVeteran who got off the mark for the season in 6-runner handicap at Doncaster (1 1/2m, good to firm, 3/1) 12 days ago. However, it was a weak race he controlled from the front and there’s a suspicion even a 3lb rise could leave him vulnerable. TFRHHHII BHA70
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HIBERNATE (IRE) (36) 0-02115 C BF
B g Kodiac - Easy Times La Grange Partnership Br Miss Debbie Kitchin
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10-0
Toby Moore Ed Dunlop, Newmarket Tattersalls
(2)
TIMEFORM VIEW Made all over 9f here in April and improved again to defy a 4lb rise at Bath (11.6f, good) 12 days later. Disappointed on his Beverley hat-trick bid 5 weeks ago but the type to bounce back. TFRHHHHI BHA70
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CURRUMBIN (IRE) (82) 60663-0
B g Footstepsinthesand - Melanippe (IRE) Apollo Horses I Br Rathregan Stud
5
9-11
Kyle McHugh Michael Keady, Newmarket
(4)
TIMEFORM VIEW All Flat wins on all-weather but landed a maiden hurdle on the grass last summer. Probably needed run when TFRHHIII BHA67 twelfth of 13 on 1 1/4m course return 12 weeks ago and this return to a longer trip should suit.
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THE UBERMENSCH (GER) (6) 262432 BF
Br c Bated Breath - Tanamia (GER) Gower Street Holdings Limited Br Gestut Gorlsdorf
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9-4
Joe Bradnam Michael Bell, Newmarket Michael Bell Racing
(3)
TIMEFORMVIEWHas made the frame upped to middle distances last 4 starts, best run when second of 13 in amateur riders handicap at Newcastle (1 1/4m) 6 days ago, left with too much to do. Good chance off the same mark. TFRHHHHH BHA60 (+2) 2025: HEER’S SADIE 7 8 12 Ashley Lewis 6-4 (Julia & Shelley Birkett) 3 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 4 Hood worn by No. 3. Tongue Strap worn by No. 4. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 1, 4. Probable S.P’s: 5-4 The Ubermensch (GER), 9-4 Pleasant Man (GB), 7-2 Hibernate (IRE), 16-1 Currumbin (IRE)
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POSITION OF STALLS Straight - Centre 8f & 1m3f - Inside
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Race preview from Weatherbys It is an absolute pleasure to be sponsoring two races at Yarmouth this afternoon, including the Weatherbys EBF Maiden Stakes, a race won in 2024 by subsequent dual Group 1 winner Shadow Of Light. The same connections of Godolphin and Charlie Appleby are represented here by Night Of Thunder debutant, Nabati, who cost 850,000gns as a yearling and is a half-brother to Listed-placed two-year-old winner Chicago Call. The other contender set to make his debut in the field is Richard Spencer’s Can’t Stop for owner Phil Cunningham, a 75,000gns purchase as a yearling. The Ardad colt is a sibling to a pair of two-year-old winners and is out of an Oasis Dream daughter of Group 3 scorer Tropical Paradise. The other two in the field, Shoof and Sovereign Dawn, bring an experience edge but neither beat a horse home on their debut. The former, trained by George Scott, is by Starman and was just too free on racecourse bow at Goodwood after missing the break and more can be expected. The latter is a Coulsty colt trained by Michael Keady and is a half-brother to twoyear-old winner End Of Story, but will have to show more than he did at Windsor last time. WEATHERBYS RACE PREVIEW
A field of five will line up for the following Weatherbys Racing Bank Fillies’ Novice Stakes and Charlie Appleby once again holds a strong hand. Lope De Vega filly Musical Times is out of a Listed-winning halfsister to Group 2 scorer Real World and looks an extremely exciting prospect. She made a winning debut over this trip at Newmarket last time and sets a strong standard under a penalty. Stablemate Gracious Gift – a Dubawi half-sister to the useful Arabian Light – makes her racecourse debut under Connor Planas. The other with experience in the field is George Scott’s Attack Attack, a Palace Pier filly who has proved incredibly green on two starts thus far and is tried in a first-time hood. Aunty Patsy cost 85,000gns as a yearling and makes her racecourse debut for Michael Bell here. The daughter of St Mark’s Basilica is a half-sister to the useful Royal Scimitar and is out of an unraced sister to Group 2 July Stakes winner Alhebayeb. James Horton’s Skyglow hails from the family of exceptional Group 1-winning sprinter Glen Shiel and is another exciting filly set to make her racecourse debut in an intriguing contest.
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SECOND RACE 3.09 SIX FURLONGS (6F AND 3YDS) FOR MAIDEN TWO YRS OLD
THE WEATHERBYS EBF MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) Total prize fund £10000 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £4267, 2nd £2133, 3rd £1067, 4th £533. (Penalty Value £5400) SS
RACE STATS LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): C Appleby (18 wins from 50 runners, 36%) runs NABATI TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): R Spencer (3 wins from 19 runners, 16%) runs CAN’T STOP LONGEST TRAVELLERS: SHOOF trained by G Scott, SOVEREIGN DAWN trained by M Keady, NABATI trained by C Appleby, CAN’T STOP trained by R Spencer, All Newmarket, 66 miles. 850,000 gns yearling NABATI can become another winning 2-y-o debutant for Charlie Appleby. What threat there is may come from fellow newcomer Can’t Stop, who hails from a stable in flying form. 1-2-3: 1.NABATI (IRE) 2.CAN’T STOP 3.SHOOF KEY colours
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CAN’T STOP (GB) (-)
9-7
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Gr c Ardad (IRE) - Hula Girl Phil Cunningham Br Merton Place Stud
Saffie Osborne Richard Spencer, Newmarket Direct Commercial Ltd, Rebel Racing Ltd
TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled February 27. 75,000 gns Ardad colt. Brother to 6f/7f winner Farough and half-brother to 2-y-o 6f winner Maui Breeze. Newcomer from a very much in-form yard. TFRHHHHI BHA-
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NABATI (IRE) (-)
Ch c Night of Thunder (IRE) - Pronouncement (USA) Godolphin Br Forenaghts Stud
9-7
William Buick Charlie Appleby, Newmarket Emirates
(4)
TIMEFORMVIEWFoaled March 7. 850,000 gns yearling, Night of Thunder colt. Half-brother to useful 2-y-o 6f winner Chicago Call. Dam 6f winner, second in Ballyogan Stakes. Makes obvious paper appeal for a top stable whose juveniles have clicked into gear in recent weeks. TFRHHHHH BHA-
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SHOOF (GB) (13) 5
9-7
B c Starman - Boston Belle Mr Mubarak Al-Nuaimi Br Northern Star Bloodstock Ltd
Darragh Keenan George Scott, Newmarket George Scott Racing
(1)
TIMEFORM VIEW 5/2, last of 5 in maiden at Goodwood (5f, good to firm) on debut 13 days ago, weakening after racing too keenly. Up in trip. Should have more to offer if settling better with a hood added. TFRHHHII BHA-
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SOVEREIGN DAWN (IRE) (31) 0
9-7
B c Coulsty (IRE) - Sommore (IRE) Mr Andrew Edward Diaper Br John Joseph Fielding
Kyle McHugh (7) Michael Keady, Newmarket
(2)
TIMEFORM VIEW 50/1, last of 10 in novice at Windsor (5f, good to firm) on debut 31 days ago. TFRHIIII BHA2025: PEEL PARK (IRE) 2 9 7 Ryan Moore 5-2 (Roger Varian) 6 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 4 Hood worn first time by No. 3. Stewards Note: SHOOF: Following its run on 19/6/2026 it was reported that the horse was slowly away. Probable S.P’s: 4-11 Nabati (IRE), 5-1 Can’t Stop (GB), 7-1 Shoof (GB), 100-1 Sovereign Dawn (IRE)
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THIRD RACE 3.40 SEVEN FURLONGS, STRAIGHT (7F AND 3YDS) FOR NOVICE TWO YRS OLD FILLIES
THE WEATHERBYS RACING BANK FILLIES’ NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) Total prize fund £12000 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £4955, 2nd £2478, 3rd £1238, 4th £619, 5th £310. (Penalty Value £6280.80) SS
RACE STATS LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): M Bell (25 wins from 142 runners, 18%) runs AUNTY PATSY TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): G Scott (3 wins from 15 runners, 20%) runs ATTACK ATTACK LONGEST TRAVELLERS: ATTACK ATTACK trained by G Scott, AUNTY PATSY trained by M Bell, SKYGLOW trained by J Horton, MUSICAL TIMES & GRACIOUS GIFT trained by C Appleby, All Newmarket, 66 miles. RACE SUMMARY
MUSICAL TIMES looked promising when winning on debut and is highly likely to make it 2-2. There’s every chance her debuting stablemate Gracious Gift will give her most to do.
1-2-3: 1.MUSICAL TIMES (IRE) 2.GRACIOUS GIFT 3.AUNTY PATSY (IRE) Owner
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MUSICAL TIMES (IRE) (13) 1 D
9-9
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Ch f Lope de Vega (IRE) - Dubai Fountain (IRE) Godolphin Br Godolphin
William Buick Charlie Appleby, Newmarket Emirates
TIMEFORM VIEW Lope de Vega filly from a smart family who looked a good prospect when edging out an experienced runner-up on 7f Newmarket debut 13 days ago. Has the potential for considerable improvement. TFRHHHHH BHA-
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ATTACK ATTACK (GB) (14) 00
B f Palace Pier - Fast Attack (IRE) Victorious Forever Br Victorious Racing Limited & Fawzi Nass
9-2
Darragh Keenan George Scott, Newmarket JS Bloodstock Consultancy, George Scott Racing
(2)
TIMEFORM VIEW Well held both starts last month and looks more one for nurseries after this. Hooded first time here. TFRHHIII BHA-
3
AUNTY PATSY (IRE) (-)
B f St Mark’s Basilica (FR) - Prequel (IRE) The Gredley Family Br Yeomanstown Stud
9-2
Silvestre De Sousa Michael Bell, Newmarket Unex Group
(3)
TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled March 3. 85,000 gns St Mark’s Basilica filly. Half-sister to 3 winners, including useful winner up to 1m Royal Scimitar and 6f winner Bushwacker. The betting should help guide to expectations. TFRHHHII BHA-
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GRACIOUS GIFT (GB) (-)
9-2
B f Dubawi (IRE) - Pure Diamond Godolphin Br Godolphin
Connor Planas Charlie Appleby, Newmarket Emirates
(5)
TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled March 30. Dubawi filly. Closely related to useful 6.7f-1m winner Fortuna Diamond and half-sister to 3 winners, including 1m-1 1/4m winner Arabian Light. Musical Times has to be considered the stable first string but she could still go well on debut. TFRHHHHI BHA-
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SKYGLOW (IRE) (-)
Ch f Space Blues (IRE) - Winter Snow (IRE) Shane Molan & Partner Br Shane Molan
9-2
Jack Mitchell James Horton, Newmarket
(4)
TIMEFORM VIEW Foaled May 1. Space Blues half-sister to 3 winners, including 1m winner Perisher and 2-y-o 7f/1m winner Wetsand. Stable going well in general but has yet to send out a 2-y-o winner this season. TFRHHHII BHA2025: RADIANCE 2 9 2 Ryan Moore 5-6 (George Boughey) 7 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 5 Hood worn first time by No. 2. Stewards Note: ATTACK ATTACK: Following its run on 18/6/2026 it was reported that the horse jumped awkwardly from the stalls. Probable S.P’s: 4-11 Musical Times (IRE), 5-1 Gracious Gift (GB), 11-1 Aunty Patsy (IRE), 28-1 Skyglow (IRE), 33-1 Attack Attack (GB)
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FOURTH RACE 4.15 ONE MILE, STRAIGHT (8F AND 3YDS) FOR FOUR YRS OLD AND UPWARDS
THE WINNING EXPERIENCE WITH MOULTON RACING HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Total prize fund £8400 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £3468, 2nd £1735, 3rd £867, 4th £433, 5th £217. (Penalty Value £4396.56) Weights raised 1lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. SS
RACE STATS LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): E Dunlop (16 wins from 138 runners, 12%) runs TACTICAL PLAN TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): J Owen (10 wins from 52 runners, 19%) runs SIR EDWARD LEAR LONGEST TRAVELLERS: TACTICAL PLAN trained by E Dunlop, MAN OF DESERT trained by C Dwyer, BIG ALEX WALMSLEY trained by Mrs I G-Leveque, KALAMUNDA trained by J Parr, GREAT MATES trained by M Botti, SIR EDWARD LEAR trained by J Owen, All Newmarket, 66 miles. RACE SUMMARY
KALAMUNDA went down only to a next-time-out winner on his C&D reappearance and is taken to cash in on his lower turf mark this time. Great Mates failed to fire on her yard debut but might come on for that first outing in 4 months and gets the nod for the forecast spot.
1-2-3: 1.KALAMUNDA 2.GREAT MATES 3.MAN OF DESERT KEY colours
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GREAT MATES (GB) (13) 631-246 BF
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9-9
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B f Massaat (IRE) - Kune Kune Mrs Anita Nicol Br Mrs Anita Nicol
Marco Ghiani Marco Botti, Newmarket Marco Botti Ltd
TIMEFORM VIEW Fairly useful for Michael Wigham, including a Wolverhampton novice win last November. Checked out tamely back on turf at Newmarket last month but possible she’ll come on for that first outing in 4 months and this is a slight drop in class. TFRHHHHI BHA74
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SIR EDWARD LEAR (GB) (35) 0130-54 BF
B g Mukhadram - She’s Gorgeous (IRE) Johnstone Syndicate Br Johnstone Partnership
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Mason Paetel (5) James Owen, Newmarket Keylocks (Ltd)
(4)
TIMEFORM VIEW Showed a good attitude when doubling tally at Newmarket (1 1/4m) last summer. Failed to build on reappearance fifth back at Newmarket when only fourth of 5 at Ripon (1 1/2m, good) 35 days ago. Hopes pinned on a significant drop in trip. TFRHHIII BHA72
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KALAMUNDA (GB) (14) 40446-2 D
6
B g Zoustar (AUS) - Karen’s Caper (USA) Trevor and Ruth Milner Br Highclere Stud
9-6
Jack Mitchell Joseph Parr, Newmarket Tote
(6)
TIMEFORM VIEW Went winless in 2025 but signs that 2026 could be more productive when finishing second of 9 to a next-time-out winner TFRHHHHH BHA71 on his C&D reappearance a fortnight ago. Obvious chance off the same mark in refitted cheekpieces.
4
TACTICAL PLAN (GB) (23) 2-04004
4
Gr g Kodiac - Game Plan Mr R Murfitt and Partner Br Pantile Stud
9-3
Saffie Osborne Ed Dunlop, Newmarket Tattersalls
(3)
TIMEFORMVIEWFifteen runs since last win in 2024. One of better efforts this season when respectable fourth of 12 in handicap at Brighton (1m, good) 23 days ago but no good thing to build on it based on recent record. TFRHHIII BHA68
5
MAN OF DESERT (GB) (35) 00-0504
5
B g Study of Man (IRE) - Desert Berry Strawberry Fields Stud Br Strawberry Fields Stud
9-2
Silvestre De Sousa Chris Dwyer, Newmarket Strawberry Fields Stud
(1)
TIMEFORMVIEWHas largely struggled in handicaps but his mark has come down as a result and stamina possibly stretched when last of 4 over 1 1/4m here 5 weeks ago. Tongue tie goes on and well treated if able to recapture the form he showed when placed in a C&D maiden last year. TFRHHHII BHA67
6
BIG ALEX WALMSLEY (GB) (31) 0/5400-0
B g Oasis Dream - Indian Story (IRE) Vantage Point Racing Club Br C. R. Withers & Mr & Mrs R. Reed
4
8-11
Darragh Keenan Mrs Ilka Gansera-Leveque, Newmarket Art & Horse Racing Gallery
(5)
TIMEFORM VIEW Seemed to show fair form when fourth in 7f Redcar maiden last August but hasn’t come close to reproducing it in 3 subsequent handicap starts, including reappearance. Hood tried. TFRHIIII BHA62 2025: CANYOUHEARTHEDRUMS 2 9 0 Georgia Dobie 7-2 (Eve Johnson Houghton) 4 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 6 Hood worn first time by No. 6. Tongue Strap worn first time by No. 5. Hood worn by No. 1. Visor worn by No. 2. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 3, 4. Probable S.P’s: 2-1 Kalamunda (GB), 3-1 Great Mates (GB), 9-2 Sir Edward Lear (GB), 6-1 Tactical Plan (GB), 11-1 Man of Desert (GB), 20-1 Big Alex Walmsley (GB) 16
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FIFTH RACE 4.50 ONE MILE, STRAIGHT (8F AND 3YDS) FOR THREE YRS OLD AND UPWARDS
THE MARK SUMNER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Total prize fund £7200 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £2973, 2nd £1487, 3rd £743, 4th £372, 5th £186. (Penalty Value £3768.48) 1 Eliminated Under Rules (I)9 and (I)10. SS
RACE STATS LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): D Cunha (11 wins from 61 runners, 18%) runs LUMINOUS WARRIOR & MART TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): D Cunha (3 wins from 23 runners, 13%) runs LUMINOUS WARRIOR & MART LONGEST TRAVELLER: GIVE ME THE NIGHT trained by M Rimell, Witney, 167 miles. RACE SUMMARY
MIDNIGHT’S DREAM is now 13lb below his last winning mark and is given a chance to build on a more encouraging run last time. Campani has finished in the first 3 on 5 of his 7 handicap starts, including 2 wins, and should go well. The class-dropping Give Me The Night is another likely to have a say if putting his best foot forward. 1-2-3: 1.MIDNIGHT’S DREAM (IRE) 2.CAMPANI 3.GIVE ME THE NIGHT (IRE) KEY
colours
Owner
Breeding
Breeder BrBr
Jockey
PLAY SMARTER
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Sponsor
no
horse
age
st lb
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GIVE ME THE NIGHT (IRE) (29) 000-400
4
10-0
(4)
B g Earthlight (IRE) - Night Fever (IRE) Mr Mark Rimell Br Barouche Stud Ireland Ltd
M. P. Sheehy Mark Rimell, Witney
TIMEFORM VIEW Still a maiden, although he blatantly failed to stay 1 1/4m when last of 10 at Nottingham 29 days ago. Eased another 4lb (takes a big drop in class) and this test much more suitable. Also has first-time blinkers added to his tongue tie. TFRHHHHI BHA60
2
MIDNIGHT’S DREAM (IRE) (18) 300006 D
B g Cappella Sansevero - Goodnight And Joy (IRE) Mr J. E. Parr Br Paul McCartan
5
9-13
Jack Mitchell Joseph Parr, Newmarket Joseph Parr Racing
(7)
TIMEFORMVIEWPlaced at Newcastle in January on final outing for Roger Varian. Struggled in 4 all-weather starts for new yard but better signs back on turf when sixth of 18 at Doncaster (1m, good to firm) 18 days ago. Well treated if he can build on that. TFRHHHHH BHA59
3
MART (GB) (13) 405436
5
Gr g Dark Angel (IRE) - Adorn Racing To Profit Syndicate Br Cheveley Park Stud Limited
9-11
Taryn Langley (5) Dylan Cunha, Newmarket
(5)
TIMEFORMVIEWAgain gave hope that he could soon capitalise on a falling mark when third over 6f here last month. Not disgraced in a big field at Newmarket (6f again) since but has spent the vast majority of his 49-race career as a sprinter (below par in 3 7f runs) so today’s trip is a big question mark. TFRHHIII BHA57
4
CAMPANI (GB) (50) 2100-13
4
B g Time Test - Italian Connection Katherine Stewart & Partners Br Meon Valley Stud
9-10
Dougie Costello David Simcock, Newmarket David Simcock Racing Ltd
(3)
TIMEFORMVIEWHabitual slow starter who returned from 4 months off to win at Chelmsford (7f) in January. Back from another similar length of break with respectable third of 10 over C&D (good to soft) 7 weeks ago. Has a more solid profile than the rest of these. TFRHHHHI BHA56
5
LUMINOUS WARRIOR (IRE) (12) 000006 D
B g Kingman - Mambo Light (USA) Quest Thoroughbreds - Luminous Warrior Br Woodnook Farm Pty Ltd
4
9-9
Saffie Osborne Dylan Cunha, Newmarket M & M Consultancy
(1)
TIMEFORM VIEW Opened account for present trainer at Kempton in December but has failed to fire since. His mark has come down as a result but need to see more. TFRHHIII BHA55
6
SHAWS PHOENIX (IRE) (30) 3550-00
Gr m Phoenix of Spain (IRE) - Enliven Mr Warren Brookshaw Br Enliven Partnership
5
9-2
Dylan Hogan P. Charalambous & J. Clutterbuck, Newmarket
(6)
TIMEFORM VIEW Long-standing maiden who has shown little on both starts for this yard on the back of a breathing operation. Headgear back on. TFRHHIII BHA48
7
SPORTY SOCKS (GB) (65) 52653-0
B f Iffraaj - The Jean Genie Miss Caroline Scott Br Dr Caroline Scott
3
8-5
Kieran O’Neill William Stone, West Wickham Tote
(2)
TIMEFORM VIEW Still a maiden and she came in a below-par seventh of 10 on her 1 1/4m course return in April. Needs to get back on track after a further 65 days off. TFRHHIII BHA46 18
2025: INQUISITION 3 9 3 Ryan Moore 6-5 (James Fanshawe) 8 ran DECLARED RUNNERS 7 Blinkers worn first time by No. 1. Tongue Strap worn by No. 1, 5. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 6. Probable S.P’s: 9-4 Campani (GB), 4-1 Midnight’s Dream (IRE), 9-2 Luminous Warrior (IRE), 13-2 Mart (GB), 9-1 Give Me The Night (IRE), 14-1 Sporty Socks (GB), 22-1 Shaws Phoenix (IRE)
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SIXTH RACE 5.25 SEVEN FURLONGS, STRAIGHT (7F AND 3YDS) FOR THREE YRS OLD AND UPWARDS
THE BRANFORDS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Total prize fund £7200 x Owners Prize Money. 1st £2973, 2nd £1487, 3rd £743, 4th £372, 5th £186. (Penalty Value £3768.48) SS
RACE STATS LEADING COURSE TRAINER (20-25): J Chapple-Hyam (12 wins from 82 runners, 15%) runs ADELAIDE BAY TRAINER-IN-FORM (LAST 14 DAYS): I Williams (6 wins from 28 runners, 21%) runs GIANT WEIGHTWATCHER: DION BAKER won off a handicap mark of 67, his rating is now down 8lb to 59. LONGEST TRAVELLER: WILDE AND DANDY trained by I Furtado, Easingwold, 213 miles. RACE SUMMARY
This looks competitive for the grade. FEDERAL ENVOY is given a chance to build on a promising first run for Charlie Clover at Ripon a fortnight ago. Giant bounced back to form when runner-up at Windsor last week and is second choice ahead of Jungle Knight and Adelaide Bay, who has looked back in better form since rejoining Jane Chapple-Hyam. 1-2-3: 1.FEDERAL ENVOY (IRE) 2.GIANT 3.JUNGLE KNIGHT KEY colours
Owner
Breeding
Breeder
PLAY SMARTER
Jockey
Br
Trainer
Sponsor
no
horse
age
st lb
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GIANT (GB) (10) 0-63002 D
6
10-0
(7)
B g Rajasinghe (IRE) - Rebel Surge (IRE) Mr S. Bell Br Phil Cunningham
Ryan Kavanagh (5) Ian Williams, Alvechurch Tote
TIMEFORM VIEW Fourteen runs since last win in 2025 but back-to-form second of 11 in handicap at Windsor (6f, good to firm) 10 days ago. Good chance if he can build on that now back at 7f. TFRHHHHI BHA60
2
WILDE AND DANDY (GB) (147) 62036-0 D
B g Dandy Man (IRE) - Image Crazy Racing Ltd Br Bumble Bloodstock Ltd
6
9-13
Silvestre De Sousa Ivan Furtado, Easingwold
(8)
TIMEFORM VIEW Won off this mark at Doncaster (7f, good to firm) last summer but not seen since a below-par effort at Southwell in February so it’s hard to know what form he turns up in. TFRHHIII BHA59
3
DION BAKER (IRE) (2) 441113 CD
7
B g Ribchester (IRE) - Tiga Tuan (FR) Carl Appleton & Peter Edwards Br Mr T. A. Rahman
9-13 (in4lbex)
Darragh Keenan Michael Wigham, Newmarket Jess Edwards
(5)
TIMEFORM VIEW Got a hat-trick up at Brighton/Bath in May/June but had his winning sequence ended under a penalty at the former track on Tuesday and this doesn’t look any easier. TFRHHHII BHA55 (+4)
4
FEDERAL ENVOY (IRE) (14) 4-60052 D BF
5
Br g Bated Breath - Caped Lady (IRE) Odds-On Syndicate Br Domenico Fonzo & Maria Teresa Matouani
9-12
Marco Ghiani Charlie Clover, Newmarket Clover Horse Transport
(3)
TIMEFORM VIEW All 3 wins over 7f on all-weather but has a lower mark on turf and latest stable debut second at Ripon (6f, good to firm) suggests he can cash in on it soon. TFRHHHHH BHA58
5
DANCING WITH DRUMS (IRE) (7) 501305
4
9-12
B g Kodiac - Drumcliffe Dancer (IRE) Miss M. Evans Br G. Kinch
Dougie Costello Adam Kirby, Kirtling Adam Kirby Racing Ltd
6
4
(4)
TIMEFORM VIEW Registered a third victory on all-weather at Kempton (6f) in May. Good third at Chepstow (6f) next time but 2 subsequent 7f efforts disappointing and has yet to prove he stays this far. TFRHHHII BHA58 (-1)
ADELAIDE BAY (GB) (28) 000025 D BF
B g New Bay - Vitamin (IRE) Queensbury racing Br Lucy Sangster & Jane Chapple Hyam
9-7
Stevie Donohoe Jane Chapple-Hyam, Newmarket
(9)
TIMEFORMVIEWThree-time all-weather winner during his first spell with Jane Chapple-Hyam and has shaped well from a reduced mark on both starts since rejoining the yard. A return to turf asks a different question but he should be winning again soon. TFRHHHII BHA53
7
JUNGLE KNIGHT (GB) (22) 450-061 CD
B g Bungle Inthejungle - Lady of The Realm Rimell,Killick,Lane Br McCulloch Bloodstock Partnership LLP
3
9-6
M. P. Sheehy Mark Rimell, Witney
(6)
TIMEFORM VIEW Improved effort when getting off the mark in 14-runner C&D handicap (good to soft) 22 days ago. This 3-y-o only went up 3lb and has to be of interest now taking on his elders for the first time. TFRHHHII BHA60 20
8
HAKIN ADRAAR (GB) (18) 3400-40
B g Ardad (IRE) - Lady Lynetta (IRE) Mr Gary Downie Br K. A. Dasmal
3
9-4
Dylan Hogan Martin Dunne, Newmarket Lorry Living
(1)
TIMEFORM VIEW Maiden who showed some encouragement when fourth of 13 in handicap at Kempton (1m) on reappearance for new yard but tailed off back on turf at Doncaster since. TFRHHIII BHA58
9
MAYFLOWER ROCK (GB) (30) 040
B f Mayson - Rock Cake (IRE) Having A Mare & DC- Macy Br Ciaran & Nicola Paterson
3
8-12
Saffie Osborne Dylan Cunha, Newmarket
(2)
TIMEFORM VIEW Caught the eye when fourth of 12 in 6f Windsor novice on second start. Always behind at Wolverhampton since but retains potential with handicaps in mind. TFRHHHII BHA52 2025: GORGEOUS MR GEORGE (IRE) 3 9 2 Kyle Strydom 4-1 (Dylan Cunha) 14 ran Tongue Strap worn by No. 7. Sheepskin Cheek Pieces worn by No. 3.
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Probable S.P’s: 4-1 Federal Envoy (IRE), 5-1 Dion Baker (IRE), 11-2 Giant (GB), Jungle Knight (GB), 13-2 Adelaide Bay (GB), 12-1 Hakin Adraar (GB), 16-1 Wilde And Dandy (GB), 22-1 Dancing With Drums (IRE), 25-1 Mayflower Rock (GB)
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RACE CONDITIONS First Race 2.39 - THE SEADELL CARAVANS “HANDS AND HEELS” APPRENTICE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) (Part of the Racing Excellence Series) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4396 to the winning horse The second to receive £2063, the third £1030 and the fourth £515. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 51-70 (also open to such horses rated 50 and below). £42 stake if the horse is rated 51 or higher, or £8 stake if the horse is rated 50 or lower with £34 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 30th. Lowest weight 8st 9lb; Highest weight 10st Penalties, after June 20th, 2026, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. To be ridden by Apprentice Jockeys or Overseas Jockeys eligible under Rule (B)42 who, prior to May 3rd, 2026, have not ridden more than 10 winners under the Rules of Racing or the Rules of a recognised Racing Authority Allowances: Jockeys who, prior to June 29th, 2026, have not ridden more than 5 winners in races under the Rules of Racing or the Rules of a recognised Racing Authority 3lb Jockeys who have not ridden more than 3 such winners 5lb Jockeys who have not ridden any such winner 7lb (Only one of these allowances may be claimed). Seadell Caravans have generously sponsored this race. There will be a prize given to the person responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLY TO THIS RACE. DETAILS WERE PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN THE RACING CALENDAR OF UNDER THE HEADING ‘RACING EXCELLENCE HANDS AND HEELS APPRENTICE SERIES’ AND ON THE BHA’s RACING ADMINISTRATION INTERNET SITE, www2.racingadmin.co.uk. All Riders are required to attend a mandatory course walk with the Jockey Coach and/or a Senior Jockey 90 minutes prior to the race, or as otherwise permitted under the terms of the Special Conditions. 6 entries at £42. - Closed June 26th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3468; Second £1735; Third £867; Fourth £433. (Penalty Value £4396.56) A SS SEE PAGE 8 FOR THIS RACE. Second Race 3.09 - THE WEATHERBYS EBF MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £5400 to the winning horse The second to receive £2535, the third £1268 and the fourth £634. for maiden two yrs old, which are E.B.F. eligible. Enter by noon, June 26th and pay £50 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 30th. Weights: Colts and geldings 9st 7lb; fillies 9st 2lb. Weatherbys have also sponsored this race There will be a prize given to the person responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 18 entries at £50. - Closed June 26th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £4267; Second £2133; Third £1067; Fourth £533. (Penalty Value £5400) SS SEE PAGE 13 FOR THIS RACE. Third Race 3.40 - THE WEATHERBYS RACING BANK FILLIES’ NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 3) (GBB RACE) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £6280 to the winning horse The second to receive £2947, the third £1472, the fourth £736 and the fifth £367. for novice two yrs old fillies only. Enter by noon, June 26th and pay £60 stake, Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 30th. Weights: 9st 2lb each Penalties, for each Restricted Novice or Maiden race won 4lb For each other race won 7lb (Sellers and Claimers excluded for the purposes of penalties). Weatherbys has generously sponsored this race. There will be a prize given to the person responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 10 entries at £60. - Closed June 26th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £4955; Second £2478; Third £1238; Fourth £619; Fifth £310. (Penalty Value £6280.80) SS SEE PAGE 15 FOR THIS RACE. Fourth Race 4.15 - THE WINNING EXPERIENCE WITH MOULTON RACING HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £4396 to the winning horse The second to receive £2063, the third £1030, the fourth £515 and the fifth £257. for four yrs old and upwards, Rated 56-75 (also open to such horses rated 55 and below). £42 stake if the horse is rated 56 or higher, or £8 stake if the horse is rated 55 or lower with £34 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 30th. Lowest weight 8st 4lb; Highest weight 9st 9lb Penalties, after June 20th, 2026, for each race won 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. Moulton Nurseries has generously sponsored this race. There will be a prize given to the person responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 13 entries at £42. - Closed June 26th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £3468; Second £1735; Third £867; Fourth £433; Fifth £217. (Penalty Value £4396.56) Weights raised 1lb and paragraphs 27 to 31 of the Weights and Handicapping Code complied with where applicable. SS SEE PAGE 16 FOR THIS RACE. Fifth Race 4.50 - THE MARK SUMNER HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3768 to the winning horse The second to receive £1768, the third £883, the fourth £442 and the fifth £220. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 46-60 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £36 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £7 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £29 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 30th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 9st; 3-y-o 8st 5lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 10st; 3-y-o 9st 5lb Penalties, after June 20th, 2026, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. Mark Sumner has generously sponsored this race. There will be a prize given to the person responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 17 entries, 1 at £7 and 16 at £36. - Closed June 26th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2973; Second £1487; Third £743; Fourth £372; Fifth £186. (Penalty Value £3768.48) 1 Eliminated Under Rules (I)9 and (I)10. SS SEE PAGE 18 FOR THIS RACE. Sixth Race 5.25 - THE BRANFORDS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Distributed in accordance with the Stakes and Prize Money Code. £3768 to the winning horse The second to receive £1768, the third £883, the fourth £442 and the fifth £220. for three yrs old and upwards, Rated 46-60 (also open to such horses rated 45 and below). £36 stake if the horse is rated 46 or higher, or £7 stake if the horse is rated 45 or lower with £29 extra if the horse is declared to run Declare by 10.00 a.m. June 30th. Lowest weight: 4-y-o and up 9st; 3-y-o 8st 6lb Highest weight: 4-y-o and up 10st; 3-y-o 9st 6lb Penalties, after June 20th, 2026, for each race won 3yo 6lb; 4yo to 6yo 5lb; 7yo and up 4lb. Bramfords has generously sponsored this race. There will be a prize given to the person responsible for the horse judged to be the best turned out in this race. 25 entries at £36. - Closed June 26th, 2026. Owners Prize Money. Winner £2973; Second £1487; Third £743; Fourth £372; Fifth £186. (Penalty Value £3768.48) SS SEE PAGE 20 FOR THIS RACE. 23
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