DUBAI FUTURE CHAMPIONS DAY BRINGS "LOTS OF POSITIVES"

DUBAI FUTURE CHAMPIONS DAY 2012 RACENEWS RACECOURSE SERVICE NEWMARKET, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Newmarket Racecourses was pleased with the second Dubai Future Champions Day, which proved a success on a number of levels. The quality of the racing was exceptional with the unbeaten Dawn Approach  producing a superb performance to win the Group One Dubai Dewhurst Stakes. It was his sixth straight victory and he heads the betting for next year's QIPCO 2000 Guineas. There was also a fine display from the unbeaten Reckless Abandon in the card's other Group One, the vision.ae Middle Park Stakes, while the vision.ae Rockfel Stakes saw the filly Just The Judge excel and in the Autumn Stakes Trading Leather confirmed his high potential. There was also a great all-round atmosphere on the course and the inaugural 'Racing For Jobs' was well received as was the 'Future Champions Parade', celebrating the achievements of unsung heroes and heroines from within the community. Another 'plus' stemmed from a crowd figure that was 9,514, 4.5 per cent up on last year's inaugural Dubai Future Champions Day. Newmarket Racecourses' managing director Amy Starkey said: "We will take away a lot of positives from this afternoon and the team here are determined to grow Dubai Future Champions Day. We are encouraged that the attendance was up on last year's figure and we will do everything possible to try and improve on it again in 2013. "The racing at Dubai Future Champions Day is, without a doubt, exceptional and I'm sure many of the two-year-olds racing here this afternoon will go on to become high-class at three, while there is a good chance that we may have witnessed a future Classic winner today - time will tell. "On a personal level, I was delighted that we staged the first-ever 'Racing For Jobs' event. It fits in brilliantly with the key objectives of the day and I feel confident that it will be even better in 2013 and beyond. "Another positive was that the restaurants were full and our hospitality boxes were sold out long in advance of this afternoon. In total, over 1,000 people enjoyed Newmarket Racecourses' hospitality packages. "Looking to the future, we will work hard and be creative as a team in developing Dubai Future Champions Day. "We acknowledge that there is work to be done to grow the attendance of our high-profile autumn race-days. It is a challenge but we have fantastic racing and it is up to all of us working for Newmarket Racecourses to make sure we match it by also providing a great all-round event experience. "I would just like to place on record my thanks to Dubai for their much-valued sponsorship of Dubai Future Champions Day - and Betfred for their commitment to our historic 'Autumn Double', the Betfred Cambridgeshire and Betfred Cesarewitch Handicap." Director of racing Michael Prosser said: "We have watched a terrific afternoon of racing on an excellent surface, reflecting a huge effort by our ground-staff. "We were delighted with the fantastic quality of the entries for our two-year-old races and I was very pleased that the races attracted such a strong group of Irish runners, not least Europe's highest-rated two-year-old Dawn Approach.. "Lastly, a word on the Betfred Cesarewitch Handicap - it remains one of my favourite races and this year's renewal was as memorable as ever with Aaim To Prosper creating history by becoming the first dual winner of this historic contest."   FUTURE CHAMPIONS RACING ON FRESH GROUND TODAY Michael Prosser, Clerk of the Course and Director of Racing at Newmarket Racecourses, reported  the going remains Good to soft for Dubai Future Champions Day after a dry night. He said: "There was a good, heavy dew this morning and a nip of frost, just on the leaf itself, but that went fairly quickly. "The ground walks well - it is very consistent, right from the two mile, two furlong start to the winning line. We are racing on fresh ground - the 10 furlongs of the home straight have not been raced on since the Sunday of the Guineas meeting (May 6). "We cantered down it on September 22 and on the first day of the Cambridgeshire meeting but it has not been raced on since early May. The ground has been saved specifically for today. "The forecast for the day is sunny spells with the possibility of showers this afternoon." GOING NEWS The going at Newmarket today, Dubai Future Champions Day, is currently: GOOD TO SOFT                                                 It was dry overnight and the forecast is for sunny spells and possible light showers today. Stalls' Position: Stands' Side Course 2m 2f  - Far Side Remainder - Stands' Side The re-positioning of the bend into the home straight has increased the distance of the Betfred Cesarewitch by 10 metres. TODAY'S GoingStick READINGS The GoingStick readings at Newmarket today, taken at 10.00am, are as follows: Overall 7.1 Stands' Side 7.0 Centre  7.0 Far Side 7.2 EARLY MARKET MOVERS 2.20pm vision.ae Middle Park Stakes 7          Moohaajim (5/2 from 3/1 Paddy Power, 5/2 from 11/4 William Hill) 2.55pm Dubai Dewhurst Stakes 2          Dawn Approach (4/11 from 2/5 Paddy Power) 3.35pm Betfred Cesarewitch 18         Very Good Day (18/1 from 28/1 William Hill) 21         Countrywide Flame (8/1 from 10/1 Betfred, 8/1 from 9/1 Paddy Power) 22         Bernie The Bolt (16/1 from 33/1 Betfred, 20/1 from 28/1 Paddy Power) 35         Montaser (10/1 from 11/1 Paddy Power) 4.05pm vision.ae Rockfel Stakes 9          Nargys (11/2 from 11/1 William Hill) 4.40pm Autumn Stakes 9          Montiridge (2 from 7/21 William Hill) SPONSOR FEARS THE DR Betfred fear the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Montaser in today's Betfred Cesarewitch. The three-year-old is trained by David Simcock and crept into the race as first reserve, following the withdrawal of Address Unknown, also owned by Koukash, yesterday. Koukash owned the 2011 Betfred Cesarewitch victor Never Can Tell. Andrew Griffiths of Betfred said: "Dr Marwan Koukash knows what he's doing in these types of race. "Montaser is a three-year-old who has crept in a with a featherweight. He is drawn 20 but Never Can Tell came from a similar position last year.                                                                                                 "The horse has been our big morning gamble and is 10/1 from 12/1. "Another popular horse has been Bernie The Bolt, who has attracted a lot of each-way support and has been smashed into 16/1 from 33/1. "Hurricane Higgins - who is 10lb well-in today - is 12/1 from 14/1." Race 1 - Dubai Challenge Stakes "HE ASTOUNDS ME" "He astounds me", that was the reaction of winning trainer Mark Johnston following the victory of Fulbright under Joe Fanning in the Group Two Dubai Challenge Stakes over seven furlongs. He was returned at 15/2 and battled gamely in the final furlong to overhaul long-time leader Red Jazz by a neck. The three-year-old son of Exceed And Excel, who is owned by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, was making his 12th appearance of 2012 and winning for the first time in Group company. Mark Johnston said: "Deirdre (his wife) said the horse was a bit on edge and sweated badly when he disappointed at Redcar last time. He got warm again today and was difficult to saddle, so I thought he had maybe had too many runs this season. As it turned out, today was his best run yet. "I don't know if he will run again this season but I don't think he will. We will go home with him and speak to the boss. "The horse astounds me. When the stable had a bad patch in July, he was the shining beacon for us and last time out at Redcar was the only time he has run disappointingly. "As he has been on the go all the season, he just canters at home and doesn't show much. I doubt he has had a gallop at home since about April. "He has been full of |pleasant surprises all the way."                                                             Joe Fanning added: "He has done it well and has been a good little horse this year. He has had a hard year and he has won plenty of races. "He has bounced back from Redcar and has won well - he is tough." First race - Dubai Challenge Stakes Place quotes RED JAZZ JUST CAUGHT Red Jazz, trained by Charlie Hills and ridden by Michael Hills, tried to make all and very nearly succeeded, only being passed by the winner Fulbright in the closing stages when beaten a neck in the Group Two Dubai Challenge Stakes at 12/1. The trainer said: "Red Jazz has run a blinder. It was just unfortunate that he did all the hard work and was caught near the line. That is racing I suppose. "We will see what the handicapper does with his rating and there is a possibility he could go for the Dubai Carnival early next year."                                     First Race: The Dubai Challenge Stakes GOING AFTER THE FIRST Joe Fanning, rider of the neck winner Fulbright, said: "On the easy side of good." Michael Hills, partner of second Red Jazz, said: "It is on the easy side of good." Martin Harley, on board third-placed Arnold Lane, said: "It is on the slow side of good - maybe a little bit dead." William Buick, partner of fourth Fencing, said: "Just on the slow side." Richard Hughes, on board Libranno, said: "Good to soft would be about the right description." Frankie Dettori, jockey of Scarf, said: "On the slow side of good." Joseph O'Brien, on board Reply, described the going as: "Yielding." James Doyle, rider of Telwaar, said: "Loose." Jamie Spencer, partner of Sunday Times, said: "Maybe good to soft but it is very loose and kicking up."                                                                         Second race - vision.ae Middle Park Stakes Winning trainer COX DOES NOT WANT THE FEELING TO END Clive Cox, the former jump jockey turned trainer, was delighted when welcoming in Reckless Abandon who held off the challenge of his main rival Moohaajim by a neck in the six-furlong Group One vision.ae Middle Park Stakes. They started the 9/4 joint favourites. He said: "That was superb - I am just delighted for everyone. It is just a fantastic day. "Reckless Abandon is very talented - what more can I say - he is amazing. We can deal with the rest of it (the horse's quirkyness). "We don't try and replicate that (performance) at home so a lot of that was on trust today. I just knew he was happy and well. We had trained him to be fit. "I have not wanted to trial him at home. He has gained more weight since he won the Morny and physically he keeps on improving. "I am just delighted for everyone involved and everybody back home - they are a great team. "To win two Group Ones with Reckless Abandon in a year is more than a dream - it is fantastic." Reckless Abandon, a two-year-old colt by Exchange Rate (by Danzig), made virtually all after switching across to the stands' rails under Gerald Mosse. Moohaajim came alongside and may even have hit the front for a moment but the winner battled back very well. The QIPCO 2000 Guineas, the Newmarket Classic over a mile in May next year, could be a target for Reckless Abandon but connections will consider what to do over the winter. Cox added: "I think we will digest whether he is a sprinter or a miler a bit further before we comment. I am really pleased  from a bad draw that he used a bit early to get over to the rail. From the dip, I was a little bit concerned  where he went from there and he clearly showed a great attitude and battled well. For me, he was gaining on the line. We will see. "It is a real privilege to be here - it is a feeling that I hope will last forever. Reckless Abandon is pretty effective at six furlongs but we will discuss it. "Just as the lads let him off to go to the start, he jumped forward and the rail was quite close. He was going forwards at pace and Gerald did a pretty amazing job to sit tight. That all ended well. "He can be quirky and all credit to my whole team for encouraging his progress and development  - it is just the way he is. It is the racing performance we are after. "Reckless Abandon has always been in his comfort zone at home. Even coming here from the Morny, we had worked him but we would not be trialing him at home and I am still shaking at the way he has done that there. "After his first start at Doncaster, it was pretty clear that he was heading in the right direction. It is great. With the fact that Darley purchased him after the Morny, it gives me a lot of pride to continue his progress and he is still very much on an upward curve. "I would suggest that is it for the year - there is nowhere else to go. We are very happy with what we have done. These are lucky colours." Owners Julie Deadman and Stephen Barrow sold Reckless Abandon to Darley Stud for an undisclosed sum after the Morny win which allowed them to lease the horse for the remainder of 2012 and for his three-year-old year. Race 2 - vision.ae Middle Park Stakes - Winning Jockey Quotes MOSSE FULL OF PRAISE FOR RECKLESS ABANDON Jockey Gerald Mosse was full of praise for Reckless Abandon after the Exchange Rate juvenile retained his unbeaten record with a gutsy front-running performance in the Group One vision.ae Middle Park Stakes. The Frenchman was enjoying his third victory aboard Reckless Abandon following their victories in the Prix Morny and Prix Robert Papin.                                                             Mosse said: "We had the chance to reach the lead without too much pressure and then I tried not to make it a French race in front but to give the horse a chance - I wanted to make sure that he relaxed in himself. "When they started to come at the two-furlong (pole), he just started to pick up quite well. They came to the same line as me and he kept fighting - when I started to press him a bit hard, he answered. "Getting to the rail was plan A but I had plan B and C because you never know with the two-year-olds. If he didn't break well, I didn't want to burn him out getting to the lead. The ground is perfect today, a bit on the soft side, but if you use him too much early on, he will pay for it at the end. He was lovely today. "I was thinking that he was a Jump horse going down to the start because he nearly jumped a fence (rail)! He's not bad, he just wants to play "As an experienced jockey I've been fortunate to ride some great horses including Arazi, Linamix and this horse - there are not many like him. "He is not the biggest horse but has a big heart. He moves well and knows how to use himself. He is a playful horse and has lots of energy. "I love riding him because every time I ride him, we win! He just kept finding for me today." Second race: The vision.ae Middle Park Stakes Placed quotes QIPCO 2000 GUINEAS NEXT? Moohaajim, who battled gamely and briefly headed the winner Reckless Abandon, went down by a neck to finish second in the Group One vision.ae Middle Park Stakes.                                     Marco Botti, who trains the Cape Cross colt, who had previous finished fifth to the winner in the Group One Darley Prix Morny on good ground, said after the race: "I was a little bit worried by the ground, despite it drying out. It is still on the soft side of good. When Moohaajim jumped out for the first couple of furlongs I thought he wasn't really handling the ground and wasn't travelling as strongly as he usually does. Adam (Kirby, jockey) said he let him find his feet and then he let him take his chance but the winner found a little bit more. I am sure he will get further in the future.  I think the QIPCO 2000 Guineas has to be considered - why not - he has the pedigree to be a better three-year-old and I think he will definitely get a mile and there is still improvement to come in him." Adam Kirby who rode Moohaajim, having turned down the chance to ride the winner earlier in the week, said afterwards: "I am not upset at all - I am delighted for Reckless Abandon and for his owners and trainer. My horse was never really going on the ground, he was always out of his comfort zone - which is very unlike him. I just had to wait for him to come good and when I asked him to finish I thought I had Reckless (Abandon) beat, we had a little battle but my horse didn't show today what he can do." Race 3 - Dubai Dewhurst Stakes DAWN APPROACH RETAINS UNBEATEN RECORD TO GIVE BOLGER FIFTH DARLEY DEWHURST TRIUMPH Dawn Approach made it six out of six when registering a comfortable two and three-quarter length success in the Group One Darley Dewhurst Stakes. Partnered by Kevin Manning, the 30/100 favourite briefly looked as if he may be in trouble but show a devastating turn of foot in the final furlong to push aside stablemate Leitir Mor. For trainer Jim Bolger, this was his fifth success in seven years in the very prestigious seven-furlong event following the victories of Teofilo (2006), Dawn Approach's sire New Approach (2007), Intense Focus (2008) and Parish Hall (2011). After Dawn Approach's victory at Royal Ascot in June, he was sold to Godolphin and speaking after the race, Godolphin's founder and driving force Sheikh Mohammed said: "Today is a great day and we are very happy. "I was impressed with Dawn Approach when he won his maiden and I thought that he was a good horse. I could have been wrong - I could have bought a bad horse - but, thank God, we were lucky. "Good horses always find something and Insha'Allah he will be back for the 2000 Guineas. I think that he will get a mile or a mile and a quarter but I don't know if he is a Derby horse yet. I think the trainer will see." When asked if Dawn Approach would remain in training with Bolger, Sheikh Mohammed replied: "Yes." Jim Bolger commented: "There were no real anxious moments today. He just has a lazy style of racing. Once Kevin wound him up, there were never any concerns. "Kevin says he will get further but I think he we start off over a mile next year and take it from there. "I don't know how my record compares to others people in the race as I haven't looked at the statistics. We like to target the Dewhurst because we always receive a warm welcome here at Newmarket." When told he had won the Darley Dewhurst Stakes five times in seven years, Bolger added: "I am just wondering what happened the other two years!"                                                                         Kevin Manning added: "We have been very fortunate over the last few years to have such good two-year-olds and he is another one of those. "It was a proper run race and, two down, he just always hits his flat spot for a couple of strides until he gets into top gear. I know the horse and I knew that there was plenty there.  Once he hit the rising ground, he has really gone away. "He is developing all the time and is a fine big horse. Today was the plan and I will leave plans for next year to the boss." Simon Crisford, racing manager for Godolphin, said: "He will be prepared for the 2000 Guineas. Kevin Manning feels the horse will get further than a mile and he could be aimed at the major 10-furlong summer race next years but the Guineas is the initial plan. "He stays with Jim Bolger and that is Sheikh Mohammed's decision. "He won't run again this year and goes back to Ireland." Third race - Dubai Dewhurst Stakes More winning jockey quotes MUCH EASIER Kevin Manning, the winning jockey on Dawn Approach, added: "He is very, very straightforward. You can drop him in or do anything you like with him because he got a great cruising speed and he picks up - he ticks all of the boxes. "He is much easier to deal with than his father. New Approach used to get ponied to the start and there was always a little temperament about him, where as this horse is much more straightforward. "It's been a long year but Dawn Approach has kept progressing - he is strengthening up all of the time and I think that he is improving all of the time. "He had a busy campaign up to Ascot and it was a nice break for him afterwards. He did it very well in the National Stakes at the Curragh after a long lay-off. "You can often find a small field in races like this and things don't always unfold the way you would like them to. You only get one chance at these big races, so it's nice to have a horse who can cut out the pace and make sure that it is a truly run race. "I felt that we went a very good pace - it never dropped - and the lead horse kept quickening it all the way down into the dip. When I took the lead off him in the dip, I quickened all the way to the line. "It's very hard to say at this stage of his career whether he can go from seven furlongs to a mile and a half but I have no doubt that he will get further than a mile. He was showing no signs of stopping today. "To ride any horse of this ability is exciting, but it is great to have ridden the father and now ride a horse as good as him. It's fantastic to be part of the whole dynasty." Third race: The Dubai Dewhurst Stakes Placed quotes             O'BRIEN PLEASED Adian O'Brien expressed himself pleased with his charge, George Vancouver, who finishd third to the still unbeaten Dawn Approach, in the Group One Dubai Dewhurst Stakes. "He ran well" the trainer commented after the race. Joseph O'Brien, who rode the Henrythenavigator colt for his father, added: "He ran well and was nice and relaxed but the winner just found a little bit more." John Gosden, who sent out the fourth, Ashdan, from his Newmarket base, said: "The champion two-year-old has been crowned, and I think in the vision.ae Middle Park you saw the second champion two-year-old. It has been phenomenal racing so far and fast times. This is real high quality racing and run at a true pace. This (Dubai Dewhurst Stakes) race was run like a sprint, fast all the way and it was a good Dewhurst. "This is probably the best ground left in Europe. I am delighted with Ashdan. He is not really wordly enough for that and he is bred to stay a lot further so it is a nice run but this was all a little bit quick and a bit sudden. To go from an un-raced colts maiden to a conditions race to this is a big jump - but he is a horse for next year. These are proper Guineas horses." Race 4 - Betfred Cesarewitch - Winning Trainer Quotes AAIM CREATES HISTORY BY BECOMING FIRST DUAL WINNER OF BETFRED CESAREWITCH Aaim To Prosper created history by becoming the first horse to win the Betfred Cesarewitch twice. The eight-year-old previously won the marathon two mile, two furlong heritage handicap in 2010 and having not entered the winner's enclosure since, was returned at 66/1 (£77.10 with totepool). Partnered by Kieren Fallon, Aaim To Prosper raced prominently and stayed on well close home to score by half a length from the 7/1 favourite Countrywide Flame. Successful trainer Brian Meehan said: "He won the race before, so why couldn't he win it again? "Although he hadn't won since he won this race two years ago, he had been campaigned in Pattern and Stakes company. "Kieren Fallon said when the horse ran here the last day that he would appreciate some cut in the ground and that has obviously made a huge difference. "He is a good horse and good horses can always come back and do it again. This horse is all heart and has won today despite being 20lb higher than two years ago. He has been committed and stayed on well, as he did two years ago. "Kieren has given him a wonderful ride,. He rode him here a fortnight ago and understands him. "It is great for everyone at the yard and his owners who have always been very supportive." Fourth race - Betfred Cesarewitch The winning jockey FALLON DELIGHTED Kieren Fallon made history when partnering top-weight Aaim To Prosper to victory in the £160,000 Betfred Cesarewitch. It was the first time that a horse has won the Cesarewitch (founded in 1839) twice - Aaim To Prosper took the 2010 running of the heritage handicap under Louis-Phillippe Beuzelin. Fallon was enjoying a second victory in the Cesarewitch too, following on from Top Cees in 1999. The jockey said: "Aaim To Prosper was off the bridle the whole way - even leaving the stalls, I was having to push and scrub to hold my position. He is as tough as nails and he really wanted it. "I think that he has had his niggly little problems and the ground has been too fast the last couple of runs - this bit of juice has really helped. "When I looked across and saw Hughsie doing a half-speed, I thought that we were racing for second but this lad just seemed to pick up and find a new lease of life. "The key was the cut in the ground - it is very important to him. He is tough - he ran a good race last time when the ground was too fast. He responded very well in the final furlong - he really, really tries hard. "I did not go too soon, but soon enough to win the race. They had gone quick up front. When Jimmy (Quinn on the second) came to me, I thought he was going to go past. But mine has done it well and good. "It was a strong race - these big handicaps are tough races to win and a lot of work goes into them. So it is a great feeling." KEPLER'S LAW Kepler's Law has been humanely put down after sadly suffering an injury in the Betfred Cesarewitch. The four-year-old gelding, trained by Sir Mark Prescott and ridden by Chris Catlin, ruptured a tendon. Fourth race: The Betfred Cesarewitch Handicap Placed quotes BACK TO THE TIMBER FOR COUNTRYWIDE John Quinn's Triumph Hurdle hero Countrywide Flame just failed to deny history when second to Aaim To Prosper, who won the Betfred Ceserawitch in 2010, and becomes the first dual winner in history, by half-a-length. None the less Quinn was pleased with his charge, who was sent off the 7/1 favourite. Quinn said: "He's run really well and I am really pleased - as pleased as one can be when coming second. "The winner kept pulling out, he was always holding Countrywide Flame but were very pleased. "We will either run in the Fighting Fifth (Newcastle) or the Bula Hurdle (Cheltenham) next."  Jimmy Quinn, who rode the Haafhd gelding, added: "The winner had the ideal position all the way, and I half gave Kieren (Fallon) a lead and when we came to the top of the hill I thought I had him but Kieren's mount (Aaim To Prosper) kept finding more and when I got to him he dug deep and found all the way to the line. "My horse hasn't stopped - he's run a very strong race and he is a nice horse but we just met one on the day. Three times I have been second in this race now!" Race 5 - vision.ae Rockfel Stakes THREE OUT OF THREE FOR JUST THE JUDGE Dubai Future Champions Day 2012 has provided some outstanding two-year-old performances and Just The Judge became the third horse to preserve an unbeaten record when she registered a gutsy length and three quarters success in the Group Two vision.ae Rockfel Stakes. Partnered by Michael Hills, the 6/1 chance found plenty in the closing stages to repel the challenge of Nargys. Winning trainer Charlie Hills said: "She won like a nice filly and Michael said she still had another gear. "She has gone away again when she hit the rising ground. "She has gone in her coat and had a bad scope following her last run and we had thought of not running today, but I am delighted we decided to give it one more go. "It helps enormously to have a filly in the yard like her going into the winter." Ladbrokes introduced Just The Judge into the betting for the 2013 QIPCO 1000 Guineas at 20/1 while she is 16/1 (from 25/1) with Paddy Power. David Redvers, bloodstock advisor to joint-winning owners Qatar Racing Limited, said: "This filly has a lovely pedigree. She has size, scope and is bred to improve." Redvers also had news of Hydrogen (a Galileo half-brother to the 2007 Derby winner Authorized), the 2.5 million guineas sales-topper at Tattersalls this week who Redvers purchased on behalf of Qatar Racing. He continued: "The colt has gone to Tweenhills Stud and will be broken in by the former jump jockey Graham McCourt. "There will be a yearling parade for the Sheikhs on November 18 when it will be announced who will train the horse.  Someone is going to look scared and happy at the same time!" BAN FOR MICHAEL HILLS Jockey Michael Hills picked up a two-day ban for his ride on second-placed Red Jazz in the opening Dubai Challenge Stakes. The stewards held Hills had used his whip above the permitted level. The ban takes effect on Monday, October 29 and Tuesday, October 30. Fifth race: The vision.ae Rockfel Stakes Placed quotes QIPCO 1000 GUINEAS ON THE HORIZON Nargys, a Lawman filly who was sold to John Warren on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum for 125,000euros at the Goffs Orby sale last year, stepped up in class to take second in the Group Two vision.ae Rockfel Stakes, beaten one-and-three-quarter lengths.                                                             Nargys, who had previously run in maidens and been second in the Carrie Red Handicap at Doncaster last time out, pleased her trainer Luca Cumani, who said: "She ran very well - she was a bit unlucky because she couldn't come out when she wanted to. She had a couple of horses in front of her bringing her back whilst the winner went clear, then when she got a gap she flew. I am delighted with her. "That will be it for this year but it would be nice to think she will be a QIPCO 1000 Guineas filly." Mickael Barzalona, who rode third placed Desert Blossom for trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni, said afterwards: "She ran well and has improved after each race. I am happy and think she will win a Group race." Sixth race: The Autumn Stakes Win quotes TRADING IN AUTUMN GLORY Trading Leather, who was sent off the 5/2 joint favourite, duly justified expectations when winning the Group Three Autumn Stakes for trainer-breeder Jim Bolger by three-quarters-of-a-length. The two-year-old Teofilo colt had been placed second in a Listed event first time out before losing his maiden tag in a mile maiden at Gowran Park on his second and last outing when scoring by seven lengths. Bolger, who also bred and trained the colt's sire, said afterwards: "I have been liking him for a long time but he is very much a ground-dependent horse who wants good ground and we haven't had it all year.  The first chance I had to run him was at Leopardstown (Mile, Listed race) so we were happy to let him start. The next chance for him was in his maiden. "We will see how he comes out of this but he is in the Racing Post Trophy (Doncaster) but we will have to see what the ground is like there." Asked if this was his Derby horse, Bolger replied: "Yes." Race 7 - Darley Stakes - Winning Quotes DESERVED SUCCESS FOR MULL OF KILLOUGH Mull Of Killough, who was beaten three-quarters of a length when runner-up in the Betfred Cambridgeshire a fortnight ago, gained handsome consolation when landing the Group Three Darley Stakes over the same course and distance. Partnered by Joseph O'Brien, the six-year-old stayed on courageously to see off all challengers and at the finish had three lengths to spare over Saigon. He was returned at 8/1. Winning trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam said: "He has been an unlucky horse as he has finished runner-up in two big handicaps this season (the Cambridgeshire and the Lincoln). "He had his best period of training between the Cambridgeshire and today. He has always had problems with his feet and it has been a great effort from my assistant Abi Harrison and the farrier Colin to keep him going. "After winning this race the Lincoln next year is going to be out for him so I think we could look at the Winter Derby at Lingfield instead. "It is good to have a horse like him for a small yard like ours. The team worked hard for this.                                                             "Joseph rode him last time and is a Group One class jockey so it made sense to use him again." Seventh race: The Darley Stakes Placed quotes SALES FOR SAIGON?                                     James Toller's tough campaigner Saigon again found one too good when coming second in the Group Three Darley Stakes, beaten three lengths. The three-year-old Royal Applause gelding, who is entered in the up-coming Tattersalls Horses in Training sale, delighted his trainer who said: "We have a tough decision to make as he is entered in the sales. I am delighted today, it was a very good run. He's been consistent all year and is nearly there.                                                             "He's been a great horse to train and I have enjoyed having him. He's a real consistent game horse. "He's the most genuine, tough horse and has never had a break and has never run a bad race. He's had a few times when things haven't gone right for him. He looked there that he might get a mile-and-a-quarter." Kirsty Milczarek, who rode Saigon, added: "He hasn't got a bad race in him. He's been running in tough company all year and just found one to good again today and the ground was against him. Asked if he would win at this level Milczarek replied: "Definitely! He may get a mile-and-a-quarter or a mile-and-three if he settles."                                                                         FIRST RACE RESULT 1.50pm DUBAI CHALLENGE STAKES Class 1, Group 2, £80,000 guaranteed. For 3yo+, 7f. Weights 3yo colts and geldings 9st 1lb; fillies 8st 12lb; 4yo+ colts and geldings 9st 3lb; fillies 9st. Penalties after February 29th, 2012, a winner of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 4lb.  Weight for age 3 from 4yo+ 2lb. Penalty value 1st £45,368.00 2nd £17,200.00 3rd £8,608.00 4th £4,288.00 5th £2,152.00 6th £1,080.00 1)         FULBRIGHT (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston 3-9-01 Joe Fanning [4] 15/2 2)         RED JAZZ (USA) (Ronnie Arculli) Charlie Hills 5-9-03 Michael Hills [11] 12/1 3)         ARNOLD LANE (IRE) (Nick & Olga Dhandsa & John & Zoe Webster) Mick Channon 3-9-01 Martin Harley [7] 14/1 4)         FENCING (USA) (George Strawbridge) John Gosden 3-9-01 William Buick [2] 4/1JF 5)         SCARF (AUS) (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor 5-9-03 Frankie Dettori [6] 4/1JF 6)         REPLY (IRE) (Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Mordukhovitch) Aidan O'Brien 3-9-01 Joseph O'Brien [8] 7)         LIBRANNO (Mcdowell Racing) Richard Hannon 4-9-07 Richard Hughes [1] 8)         EDINBURGH KNIGHT (IRE) (Knights Racing) Paul D'Arcy v1 5-9-03 Seb Sanders [10] 9)         TELWAAR (Ziad A Galadri) Peter Chapple-Hyam 3-9-01 James Doyle [9] 10)        SUNDAY TIMES (Allan Belshaw) Peter Chapple-Hyam 3-8-12 Jamie Spencer [5] 11)        PEARL MIX (IRE) (Pearl Bloodstock Ltd) Ralph Beckett 3-9-01 Jim Crowley [3] 11 ran Time: 1m 24.03s            Distances: nk, 3¼, 1, ½, hd, 1¼, 1¾, 1½, ½, nk Breeder: Richard & Scarlet Knipe Breeding: Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Lindfield Belle (IRE) (Fairy King (USA)) Tote      Win: £11.50       Place:  £3.50 £3.90 £5.50           Exacta: £111.80 Winning Trainer:-Name: Johnston, Mark Steven Born: Glasgow, 10/9/59 Trains at Kingsley House Racing Stables Middleham, N Yorks Date of first licence: January 1987 First winner: Hinari Video (Carlisle, July 1, 1987) Previous Occupation: Qualified as veterinary surgeon at Glasgow University; practised as vet in Cleveland, Essex and Northern Ireland, spent brief spells with John Winter, Tommy Craig, Charlie Millbank in France and John Russell in USA British Classic wins (2): 2000 Guineas (1994 Mister Baileys); 1000 Guineas (2004 Attraction) Irish Classic wins (1): Irish 1000 Guineas (2004 Attraction) Other major wins include: Rheinland-Pokal (2002 Yavana's Pace), Dewhurst Stakes (2004 Shamardal), Dubai Sheema Classic (1999 Fruits Of Love), Gran Criterium (1997 Lend A Hand, 2003 Pearl Of Love 2006 Kirklees), Falmouth Stakes (2008 Nahoodh), Sun Chariot Stakes (2004 Attraction), Preis Von Europa (2009 Jukebox Jury), Matron Stakes (2005 Attraction), Phoenix Stakes (1997 Princely Heir), Shadwell Middle Park Stakes (2009 Awzaan), Grosser Dallamyr-Preis Bayerisches Zuchtrennen (2010 Lady Jane Digby) Irish Field St Leger (2011 Jukebox Jury)  Royal Ascot wins (35): Gold Cup (1995 Double Trigger, 2001 & 2002 Royal Rebel), King George V Handicap (1995 Diaghilef, 2002 Systematic, 2003 Fantastic Love, 2006 Linas Selection, 2012 Fennell Bay), St James's Palace Stakes (1996 Bijou D'Inde), Britannia Handicap (1997 Fly To The Stars), Hardwicke Stakes (1999 and 2000 Fruits Of Love, 2002 Zindabad, 2005 Bandari), Chesham Stakes (2000 Celtic Silence, 2002 Helm Bank, 2003 Pearl Of Love), Queen's Vase (2001 And Beyond, 2003 Shanty Star, 2005 Melrose Avenue, 2006 Soapy Danger, 2009 Holberg, 2011 Namibian), Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap (2001 Takamaka Bay, 2009 Drill Sergeant, 2011 Fox Hunt), Queen Mary Stakes (2003 Attraction), Norfolk Stakes (2003 Russian Valour), Ascot Stakes (2004 Double Obsession), Coronation Stakes (2004 Attraction), Wolferton Handicap (2006 I'm So Lucky), Hampton Court Stakes (2007 Zaham), King Edward VII Stakes (2007 Boscobel, 2010 Monterosso), Jersey Stakes (2010 Rainfall) First Royal Ascot win: Double Trigger (June 22, 1995 - Gold Cup)) 2000th winner: Leamington, Southwell, February 5, 2008 (passed both landmarks faster than anyone else in history) Wins in a year (1987-2011): 1: 5: 15: 24: 25: 52: 77: 116: 111: 115: 123: 100: 113: 130: 116: 134: 139: 119: 141; 158; 161; 164; 216; 211; 179 Wins in 2012: 202 Winning jockey:-Name: Fanning, Joseph Kenning Based: Middleham, North Yorkshire Details: Rides mainly for Mark Johnston Born: September 24, 1970 First Win: Henry Will, Yarmouth, June 9, 1990 Major Wins Include: Betty Barclay-Rennen (2004 Darasim), Goodwood Cup (2004 Darasim), Musidora Stakes (2005 Secret History), Great St Wilfrid Handicap (2004 Smokin Beau), Northumberland Plate (1993 Highflying), Sirenia Stakes (2005 Prince Of Light), Vintage Stakes (2004 Shamardal), Goffs Million Mile (2009 Shakespearean), Richmond Stakes (2012 Heavy Metal), Dubai Challenge Stakes (2012 Fulbright)  Royal Ascot Wins (5): Wolferton Handicap (2006 I'm So Lucky), King Edward VII Stakes (2007 Boscobel), Queen's Vase (2009 Holberg), Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap (2009 Drill Sergeant), King George V Handicap (2012 Fennell Bay) First Royal Ascot Winner: I'm So Lucky, Wolferton Handicap, June 23, 2006 Wins (1991-201): 43, 45, 22, 14, 17, 19, 18, 18, 67, 63, 71, 76, 84, 97, 76, 108; 73; 82; 113; 120; 103 Wins in 2012:162 SECOND RACE RESULT                                                                         2.20pm vision.ae MIDDLE PARK STAKES Class 1, Group 1, £150,000 guaranteed. For 2yo entire colts, 6f. Weights 8st 12lb.  Penalty value 1st £85,065.00 2nd £32,250.00 3rd £16,140.00 4th £8,040.00 5th £4,035.00 6th £2,025.00 1)         RECKLESS ABANDON (Julie Deadman & Stephen Barrow) Clive Cox 2-8-12 Gerald Mosse [2] 9/4JF 2)         MOOHAAJIM (IRE) (Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Maktoum) Marco Botti 2-8-12 Adam Kirby [7] 9/4JF 3)         GALE FORCE TEN (Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier) Aidan O'Brien p1 2-8-12 Colm O'Donoghue [6] 33/1 4)         CRISTOFORO COLOMBO (USA) (Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith) Aidan O'Brien 2-8-12 Ryan Moore [9] 9/2 5)         PARLIAMENT SQUARE (IRE) (Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier) Aidan O'Brien p 2-8-12 Seamie Heffernan [4] 6)         HOTOTO (Kenneth Macpherson) Kevin Ryan 2-8-12 Frankie Dettori [8] 7)         MASTER OF WAR (M S Al Shahi) Richard Hannon 2-8-12 Richard Hughes [3] 8)         WEXFORD OPERA (IRE) (Jackie Bolger) Jim Bolger t1 2-8-12 Kevin Manning [1] 9)         BLAINE (Matt & Lauren Morgan) Kevin Ryan 2-8-12 Jamie Spencer [5]     10)        HEAVY METAL (Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum) Mark Johnston 2-8-12 Joe Fanning [10] 10 ran Time: 1m 11.06s            Distances: nk, nk, 1¾, 2¾, nse, ¾, 1½, 9, 3¼ Breeder: Car Colston Hall Stud Breeding: Exchange Rate (USA) - Sant Elena (Efisio) Tote:     Win: £2.60         Places: £1.30 £1.50 £10.00        Exacta: £7.30 Winning trainer:- Name:Cox, Clive Born: May 14, 1964 Trains at: Beechdown Farm, Sheepdrove, Lambourn, Berks Former Occupation: Professional jump and Flat jockey recording 80 winners in ten years. Rode for Peter Cundell on the Flat and Oliver Sherwood over Jumps. Started dual-purpose training from a farm in Wootton Bassett in 1992, having previously run a livery yard in Lambourn for several years. He was forced to quit a year later due to the recession, having saddled three winners, joining Mikey Heaton-Ellis' yard near Swindon as assistant trainer. He worked for him for seven years before taking out a trainer's licence again in 1999 upon Heaton-Ellis' death from motor neurone disease. First Winner On Return To Training: Bet Direct On Racing Channel Text Page 372 Handicap, March 14, 2000, Southwell First Group One Win: Gilt Edge Girl, Qatar Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp, October 3, 2010 Other Major Wins Include: Tote International (2003 & 2005 New Seeker), Portland Handicap (2005 Out After Dark), Prix Le Fabuleux (2003Lago D'Orta), On The House Stakes (2007 Dunelight)Old Newton Cup (2007 Dansili Dancer)Great St Wilfred Stakes (2007 Kostar), Horris Hill Stakes (2007 Beacon Lodge), Prix du Chemin de Fer du Nord (2009 Beason Lodge), Veuve Clicquot Vintage Stakes (2009 Xtension), CGA Hungerford Stakes (2009 Balthazaar's Gift, 2012 Lethal Force), Ballyogan Stakes (2010 Gilt Edge Girl), Rose Of Lancaster Stakes (2010 Poet), Eddie Stobart Park Stakes (2010 Balthazaar's Gift), totesport Chartwell Fillies' Stakes (2011 Perfect Tribute) Prix Robert Papin (2012 Reckless Abandon), Prix Morny (2012 Reckless Abandon) vision.ae Middle Park Stakes (2012 Reckless Abandon) Royal Ascot Wins (3): Britannia Stakes (2003 New Seeker), Royal Hunt Cup (2005 New Seeker), Norfolk Stakes (2012 Reckless Abandon) Wins (2000-2011): 3; 8;11; 14; 16; 23; 25; 29; 18; 52; 29; 52 Wins This Year: 33            Winning jockey:-Name: Mosse, Gerald Date of birth: 3/1/67 Background: Former champion apprentice in France (with Patrick Biancone). Has spent 15 seasons (up to 2007/08) riding in Hong Kong, and has been successful over 450 times, including thee Hong Kong Derbies. Major wins include: Coronation Stakes (1993 Gold Splash, 2011 Immortal Verse), St James's Palace Stakes (1999 Sendawar), Prix du Jockey-Club (1994 Celtic Arms, 1996 Ragmar), Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (1990 Saumarez), Prix de Diane (1988 Resless Kara, 1993 Shemaka, 1997 Vereva, 1999 Daryaba); Poule d'Essai des Poulains (1999 Sendawar, 1997 Daylami, 1996 Ashkalani); Prix Vermeille (1994 Sierra Madre, 1999 Daryaba); Prix Lupin (1994 Celtic Arms); Prix Ganay (1996 Valanour, 1999 Dark Moondancer); Prix du Moulin (1991 Priolo, 1996 Ashkalani, 1999 Sendawar); Prix Jean Prat (1990 Priolo; 2000 Suances); Grand Prix de Paris (1995 Valanour, 2010 Behkabad); Prix Morny (1988 Tersa, 1991 Arazi, 1997 Charges d'Affaires, 2000 Bad As I Wanna Be, 2012 Reckless Abandon); Criterium de Saint-Cloud (1989 Intimiste); Prix Marcel Boussac (1992 Gold Splash, 1993 Sierra Madre); Prix Robert Papin (1991 Arazi); Prix de la Salamandre (1991 Arazi); Prix du Moulin (1991 Priolo); Prix du Cadran (1999 Tajoun, 2011 Kasbah Bliss), Prix Royal Oak (1997 Ebadiyla, 1998 Tiraaz), Hong Kong Cup (1999 Jim And Tonic), Prix d'Ispahan (2000 Sendawar), Nunthorpe Stakes (2000 Nuclear Debate), Prix Maurice de Gheest (1989 Cricket Ball, 1994 Dolphin Street, 2002 May Ball) Hong Kong Sprint (2002 All Thrills Too, 2007 Sacred Kingdom), Prix Saint-Alary (1998 Zainta, 2010 Sarafina), Melbourne Cup (2010 Americain), Prix Jacques Le Marios (2011 Immortal Verse), Kingdom of Bahrain Sun Chariot Stakes (2012 Siyouma)Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp (2012 Wizz Kid) vision.ae Middle Park Stakes (2012 Reckless Abandon) Royal Ascot Wins (4): Coronation Stakes (1993 Gold Splash; 2011 Immortal Verse), St James's Palace Stakes (1999 Sendawar), King's Stand Stakes (2000 Nuclear Debate) First Royal Ascot wins: Coronation Stakes (June 16, 1993, Gold Splash) Wins in Britain in 2012: 2 THIRD RACE RESULT 2.55pm DUBAI DEWHURST STAKES   Class 1, Group 1, £300,000. For 2yo, entire colts and fillies, 7f. Weights colts. 9st 1lb; fillies 8st 12lb. Penalty value 1st £170,130.00 2nd £64,500.00 3rd £32,280.00 4th £16,080.00 5th £8,070.00 6th £4,050.00 1)         DAWN APPROACH (IRE) (Godolphin) Jim Bolger 2-9-01 Kevin Manning [3] 30/100F 2)         LEITIR MOR (IRE) (Jackie Bolger) Jim Bolger t1p 2-9-01 Ronan Whelan [1] 33/1 3)         GEORGE VANCOUVER (USA) (Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith) Aidan O'Brien 2-9-01 Joseph O'Brien [4] 16/1 4)         ASHDAN (Khalid Abdulla) John Gosden 2-9-01 William Buick [2] 5)         THE FERRYMAN (IRE) (Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith) Aidan O'Brien 2-9-01 Ryan Moore [6] 6)         FUNK SOUL BROTHER (Phil Cunningham) Charlie Hills 2-9-01 Michael Hills [5] 6 ran Time: 1m 24.00s            Distances: 2¾, ¾, 4, 2½, 4 Breeder: Jim Bolger Breeding: New Approach (IRE) - Hymn Of The Dawn (USA) (Phone Trick (USA)) Tote:     Win: £1.60         Places: £1.10 £7.10      Exacta: £16.70  Winning Trainer:- Name: Bolger, Jim (James) Born: County Wexford, December 25, 1941 Based: Glebe House, Coolcullen, Co. Carlow, Ireland First Winner: Peaceful Pleasure, Roscommon, September 20, 1976 Classic Winners: Vodafone Derby (2008 New Approach), Irish Derby (1992 St. Jovite), Vodafone Oaks(1991 Jet Ski Lady);Irish Oaks (1983 Give Thanks; 2002 Margarula), English 1000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo), Irish 1000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo) First Royal Ascot win: Coronation Stakes (June 15, 1983, Flame Of Tara) Royal Ascot wins (7): Coronation Stakes(1983Flame Of Tara, 2008 Lush Lashes), Queen Alexandra Stakes (1991 Easy To Please, 1993 Riszard), Albany Stakes (2008 Cuis Ghaire); Ribblesdale Stakes (2011 Banimpire), Coventry Stakes (2012 Dawn Approach) Other Major Wins: Emirates Airlines Champion Stakes (2008 New Approach), Anglesey Stakes (1991 St Jovite); Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Cup (2004 Alexander Goldrun), Craven Stakes (2005 Democratic Deficit),Dubai Dewhurst Stakes (2006 Teofilo, 2007 New Approach, 2008 Intense Focus, 2011 Parish Hall, 2012 Dawn Approach), Debutante Stakes (2006 Gaudeamus); Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial (1992 St Jovite); Futurity Stakes (1991 StJovite, 2006 Teofilo); King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1992 St Jovite); Meld Stakes (2006 Heliostatic); National Stakes (2006 Teofilo, 2007 New Approach); Prix de l'Opera (2004 Alexander Goldrun); Prix Marcel Boussac (2006 Finsceal Beo); Rockfel Stakes (2006 Finsceal Beo); Vodafone Nassau Stakes (1986 Park Express, 2005 Alexander Goldrun), Phoenix Stakes (2007 Saoirse Abu), Moyglare Stud Stakes (2007 Saoirse Abu), Darley Yorkshire Oaks (2008 Lush Lashes), Matron Stakes (2008 Lush Lashes), Tattersalls Millions Irish Champion Stakes (2008 New Approach) Wins in Britain (2005-2011): 2; 2; 2; 7; 1; 0; 2 Wins in Britain this year: 2 Winning jockey:-Name: Manning, Kevin James Born: March 7, 1967 Based: Blackmiller Hill, Kildare, Ireland First Winner: Keynes (The Curragh, April 23, 1983) Background: Father Jim was a sales supervisor at the airport and used to take Kevin jump racing at weekends. While his brother and twin sisters did not share his passion, Kevin's parents bought him a pony and were so impressed with his natural ability in the saddle that they sent him to Jim Bolger's yard in 1982, for whom he rode his first winner, Keynes, at the Curragh in April, 1983. Twice champion apprentice in Ireland in 1984 and 1987. Succeeded Christy Roche as Bolger's number one jockey in 1993. Had to wait until 2002 until his first Classic success, when he partnered Margarula to victory in the 2002 Irish Oaks. First British winner on April 14, 2005, with Democratic Deficit in the Group Three Craven Stakes at Newmarket . Married to Jim Bolger's daughter Una and they have two children. English Classic Winners (2): 1,000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo), Derby (2008 New Approach) Other Big Race Wins: Irish Oaks (2002 Margarula); Irish 1,000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo), Ballycorus Stakes (2005 Democratic Deficit), Ballysax Stakes (2006 Rhythm N' Roots), Brownstown Stakes (2004 Tropical Lady), Concorde Stakes (2002 Marionnaud), Craven Stakes (2005 Democratic Deficit), DubaiDewhurst Stakes (2006 Teofilo, 2007 New Approach, 2008 Intense Focus, 2011 Parish Hall, 2012 Dawn Approach), Debutante Stakes (2006 Gaudeamus), Emirates Airlines Champion Stakes (2008 New Aapproach), Hong Kong Cup (2004 Alexander Goldrun), Meld Stakes (2005 Tropical Lady, 2006 Heliostatic), Minstrel Stakes (2003 Avorado), Nassau Stakes (2005 Alexander Goldrun), Phoenix Stakes (1994 Eva Luna), Pretty Polly Stakes (2005 Alexander Goldrun), Prix de l'Opera (2004 Alexander Goldrun), Prix Marcel Boussac (2006 Finsceal Beo), Railway Stakes (1994 Eva Luna, 2004 Democratic Deficit), Rockfel Stakes (2006 Finsceal Beo); Round Tower Stakes (2005 Abigail Pett), Royal Whip Stakes (2005 Tropical Lady), Darley Yorkshire Oaks (2008 Lush Lashes) Royal Ascot Wins (4): Albany Stakes (2008 Cuis Ghaire), Coronation Stakes (2008 Lush Lashes), Ribblesdale Stakes (2011 Banimpire), Coventry Stakes (2012 Dawn Approach) First Royal Ascot Winner: Cuis Ghaire, Albany Stakes, June 20, 2008 Wins in Britain (2005-2011): 2; 2; 3; 9; 1; 0; 2 Wins in Britain in 2012: 2 FOURTH RACE RESULT 3.35pm BETFRED CESAREWITCH Class 2, Heritage Handicap, £160,000 guaranteed. For 3yo+, 2m 2f. Weights highest weight not less than 9st 10lb (any horse rated above 110 (122 if 3yo) shall initially be treated as having that rating and the highest weight allotted shall be 9st 10lb; subsequently, the excess over 110 (122 if 3yo) in any rating shall be added to the weight allotted to that horse without limitation to the highest weight to be carried). Minimum weight 7-12. Penalties after September 1st, a winner 4lb; of any 2 races 7lb Weight for age 3 from 4yo+ 12lb. Penalty value 1st £99,600.00 2nd £29,824.00 3rd £14,912.00 4th £7,456.00 5th £3,728.00 6th £1,872.00 1)         AAIM T0 PROSPER (IRE) (CGA Racing Partnership 2) Brian Meehan 8-9-10 Kieren Fallon [1] 66/1 2)         COUNTRYWIDE FLAME (Estio Pinnacle Racing) John Quinn 4-8-05 Jimmy Quinn [7] 7/1F 3)         TOMINATOR (Patsy Byrne) Jonjo O'Neill 5-9-01 Jamie Spencer [3] 9/1 4)         MOTIVADO (Syndicate 2009) Sir Mark Prescott 4-9-06 Luke Morris [13] 14/1 5)         I HAVE A DREAM (Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith) Aidan O'Brien 3-8-11 Ryan Moore [36] 16/1 6)         BLUE BAJAN (IRE) (Dr John Hollowood) David O'Meara 10-9-00 Michael Hills [5] 7)         ALBERT BRIDGE (The Cheyne Walkers) Ralph Beckett 4-8-03 Harry Bentley [25] 8)         DARK RANGER (Recycled Products Limited) Tim Pitt 6-8-01 James Sullivan [28] 9)         MARTIAL LAW (IRE) (Stuart & Simon Mercer) David Pipe b 6-8-01 Kieran O'Neill [23] 10)        MARTYR (PJL Racing) George Baker 7-9-00 Richard Hughes [15] 11)        NAFAATH (IRE) (Sarah & Wayne Dale) Neil King 6-8-05 Mickael Barzalona [6] 12)        SENTRY DUTY (FR) (Peter Spiller) Nicky Henderson 10-8-04 Martin Dwyer [29] 13)        VERY GOOD DAY (FR) (Dr Marwan Koukash) Mick Channon 5-8-10 Martin Harley [22] 14)        WESTERN PRIZE (Jeff Smith) Ralph Beckett 4-8-07 Jim Crowley [17] 15)        CRY FOR THE MOON (USA) (Four Long Lives Syndicate) Jim Culloty 6-8-03 Chris Hayes [26] 16)        O MA LAD (IRE) (John Duddy) Sylvester Kirk 4-7-12 Raul Da Silva (3) [9] 17)        STORMY WEATHER (FR) (Keith Hanson & Steve Catchpole) Brian Ellison hb 6-8-05 Martin Lane [16] 18)        COSIMO DE MEDICI (Bevan, Doyle & Lawrence) Hughie Morrison t 5-8-03 Nicky Mackay [21] 19)        BEYOND (IRE) (Robin Geffen) David Pipe 5-7-12 Conor Hoban (5) [10] 20)        HURRICANE HIGGINS (IRE) (Alan Spence) Mark Johnston 4-9-02 Joe Fanning [19] 21)        OLYMPIAD (IRE) (Sir Robert Ogden) Dermot Weld 4-8-13 Patrick Smullen [33] 22)        ALHELLAL (IRE) (Abdul Khaleq) Maurice Phelan 6-8-03 Wayne Lordan [30] 23)        BERNIE THE BOLT (IRE) (B P McGuire) Andrew Balding 6-8-04 David Probert [11] 24)        ASHBRITTLE (P A Deal & J L Rowsell) David Pipe b 5-8-00 Declan Cannon (3) [34] 25)        DECOY (FR) (Stef Stefanou) David Pipe b 6-8-01 Hayley Turner [24] 26)        MONTAFF (Barry Walters Catering) Mick Channon 6-8-06 Andrea Atzeni [31] 27)        MONTASER (IRE) (Dr Marwan Koukash) David Simcock 3-8-00 [20] 28)        RIGHT STUFF (FR) (The Ashden Partnership & Partners) Gary Moore 9-8-05 John Fahy [12] 29)        ASTRAL THUNDER (ARG) (Adam John Driver) Marco Botti b 5-8-11 James Doyle [32] 30)        ICON DREAM (IRE) (Thomson Fyffe Racing) Jim Goldie 5-9-01 William Buick [14] 31)        LYRIC STREET (IRE) (Honorable Earle I Macke) Ed Dunlop b1 4-8-06 Darren Egan (5) [35] 32)        ERMYN LODGE (Ermyn Lodge Stud & Heatherwold Stud) Pat Phelan v 6-8-10 Ian Mongan [18] DNF)    KEPLER'S LAW (Rectory Racing) Sir Mark Prescott 4-8-02 Chris Catlin [2] DNR)    LORDOFTHEHOUSE (IRE) (Lael Stable) William Haggas 4-8-05 Adam Beschizza [27] 34 ran   Non-Runner: ADDRESS UNKNOWN (Going) Time 3m 51.60s             Distances: ½, 2¼, 6, 1½, 3¾, ½, 1½, 3, 5, 1½, nk, 1½, 7, 2¼, 8, 19, 2, 1, nse, 2½, 2¼, hd, 3¾, nse, 15, 2, 16, hd, 10, 27, 10 Breeder: Stephanie Hanly Breeding: Val Royal (FR) - Bint Al Balad (IRE) (Ahonoora) Tote:     Win:  £77.10      Places:  £14.80, £3.10, £2.60, £4.20                   Exacta: £627.90 Winning trainer:-Name: Meehan, Brian Joseph Date of birth:16/6/67 Date of first licence: 1/12/92; Background: Spent two seasons working for the Irish National Stud prior to moving to Wiltshire and becoming Richard Hannon's assistant trainer. Set up on his own at end of 1992, moving into a yard in Lambourn, Berks. Moved to the famous Manton Stables in Wiltshire at the end of the 2005 flat season. Major wins include: Betfred Cesarewitch (2010 Aaim To Prosper, 2012 Aaim To Prosper), Ballycorus Stakes (1998 & 1999 Tumbleweed Ridge), Breeders' Cup Turf (2006 Red Rocks, 2010 Dangerous Midge), Champion Stakes (2005 David Junior), Cheveley Park Stakes (2004 Magical Romance, 2005 Donna Blini), Dubai Duty Free (2006 David Junior), Coral-Eclipse (2006 David Junior), Prix de la Foret (1998 Tomba), Prix Morny (2000 Bad As I Wanna Be), Racing Post Trophy (2008 Crowded House) First Royal Ascot win: Tomba (June 18, 1998 - Cork and Orrery Stakes) Royal Ascot wins (6): Diamond Jubilee Stakes (1998 Tomba), Windsor Castle Stakes (2000 Autumnal), Queen Mary Stakes (2002 Romantic Liason), Norfolk Stakes (2009 Radiohead); Buckingham Palace Handicap (2011 Manassas), St James's Palace Stakes (2012 Most Improved) Goodwood wins: 48 (16 at July Meeting) Horses in training (1993-2012):17; 38; 60; 72; 81; 89; 106; 100; 109; 118; 108; 121; 115; n/a; 164; 162; 150; 142; 146; 117 Wins (1992-2011): 0; 13; 28; 47; 44; 57; 53; 58; 42; 71; 47; 55; 60; 43; 74; 61; 72; 62; 73; 60 Wins in 2012: 43 Winning jockey:-Name: Fallon, Kieren Francis Date Of Birth: February 22, 1965 Background: Became apprentice to Kevin Prendergast when 17, riding his first winner the following year. Moved to Britain when still an apprentice in 1988, working for Jimmy Fitzgerald and then Lynda Ramsden in 1993. Signed to ride for Henry Cecil in 1996, and became champion jockey for the first time in 1997 with 202 wins, also winning his first two classics. Joined Sir Michael Stoute in 2000 after acrimonious split with Cecil, but suffered a bad fall at Royal Ascot that nearly ended his career, and ruled him out of the rest of the season. Replaced Jamie Spencer as Ballydoyle stable jockey in 2005, although continued to ride for Stoute when allowed. Charged with race-fixing by City of London Police in 2006, and banned from riding in Britain pending trial. Also failed drugs test in France, resulting in worldwide six month ban in the same year. Returned to action in June 2007, although gave up riding in October 2007 to concentrate impending court case. Cleared of attempting to defraud Betfair customers when trial collapsed in December 2007, only to be found guilty of failing a drugs test in France in August 2007. Started riding out for Sir Michael Stoute after being given an 18 month ban and launched his own website. Returned to race riding on September 4, 2009, coming second on his first ride back (Rare Malt, Withyham Median Auction Maiden Stakes, Lingfield Park) First winner: Piccadily Lord (Navan, June 18, 1984) First win after return to riding: Our Kes, William Hill 0800 444040 - Get £25 Free Bet Handicap, Wolverhampton, September 5, 2009 First Group One win after return to riding: Gitano Hernando, Goodwood Stakes (Santa Anita), October 10, 2009 British Classic wins (15):  2000 Guineas (2000 King's Best, 2001 Golan, 2005 Footstepsinthesand, 2006 George Washington), 1000 Guineas (1997 Sleepytime, 1999 Wince, 2003 Russian Rhythm, 2005 Virginia Waters), Vodafone Oaks (1997 Reams Of Verse, 1999 Ramruma, 2004 Ouija Board, 2006 Alexandrova), Vodafone Derby (1999 Oath, 2003 Kris Kin, 2004 North Light) Irish Classic Wins (6): Irish Derby (2005 Hurricane Run, 2006 Dylan Thomas), Irish Oaks (1999 Ramruma, 2004 Ouija, 2006 Alexandrova), Irish St Leger (2007 Yeats) French Classic Wins (1): Poule d'Essai des Poulains (2006 Aussie Rules) Other Big Race Wins Include: Cheveley Park Stakes (1997 Embassy), Coronation Cup (2000 Daliapour, 2002 Boreal, 2005 Yeats), Coral-Eclipse (2001 Medicean, 2005 Oratorio), Fillies' Mile (2003 Red Bloom), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2002 Golan), Lockinge Stakes (2001 Medicean, 2004 Russian Rhythm, 2006 Peeress), Nassau Stakes (2002 Islington, 2003 Russian Rhythm, 2004 Favourable Terms), Racing Post Trophy (2004 Motivator), Sun Chariot Stakes (2001 Independence), Sussex Stakes (1997 Ali-Royal), Yorkshire Oaks (1998 Catchascatchcan, 2002 & 2003 Islington, 2004 Quiff), Irish Champion Stakes (2005 Oratorio, 2006 & 2007 Dylan Thomas), Matron Stakes (2003 Favourable Terms), Moyglare Stud Stakes (2005 Rumplestiltskin), National Stales (2005 George Washington), Phoenix Stakes (2004 Damson, 2005 George Washington, 2006 Holy Roman Emperor), Pretty Polly Stakes (2007 Peeping Fawn), Tattersalls Gold Cup (1999 Shiva, 2006 Hurricane Run), Grand Prix de Paris (2005 Scorpion), Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud (2004 Gamut, 2007 Mountain High), Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (2005 Hurricane Run, 2007 Dylan Thomas), Prix de la Foret (1998 Tomba), Prix d'Ispahan (2003 Falbrav), Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere (2002 Hold That Tiger, 2005 Horatio Nelson, 2006 Holy Roman Emperor), Prix Marcel Boussac (2005 Rumplestiltskin), Prix Morny (2002 Elusive City, 2007 Myboycharlie), Prix de l'Opera (2003 Zee Zee Top), Grosser Preis von Baden (1997 Borgia), Preis von Europa (2006 Youmzain), Hong Kong Vase (2005 Ouija Board), Oak's d'Italia (2002 Guadalupe), Dubai Sheema Classic (1999 Fruits Of Love, 2000 Fantastic Light), Arlington Million (2005 Powerscourt), Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (2003 Islington, 2004 Ouija Board), Goodwood Stakes (2009 Gitano Hernando), Preis der Diana (2011 Dancing Rain) Dubai Golden Shaheen (2012 Krypton Factor) Royal Ascot wins: 29  First Royal Ascot win: Royal Hunt Cup (June 19, 1996, Yeast) Major Royal Ascot wins: St James's Palace Stakes (1998 Dr Fong, 2012 Most Improved), King Edward VII Stakes (1998 Royal Anthem, 2006 Papal Bull), Prince Of Wales's Stakes (1997 Bosra Sham), Gold Cup (2003 Mr Dinos, 2006 Yeats), Coronation Stakes (2003 Russian Rhythm) , Coventry Stakes (2004 Iceman), Queen Anne Stakes (2006 Ad Valorem) Wins (1988-2011): 31, 28, 39, 29, 45, 60, 47, 91, 136, 202*, 204*, 202*, 149, 166*, 149*, 221*, 200, 70, 27,-, -, 50, 140, 154 * = champion jockey Wins in Britain in 2012: 82                FIFTH RACE RESULT 4:05pm vision.ae ROCKFEL STAKES Class 1, Group 2, £60,000 guaranteed.  For 2yo fillies, 7f. Weights 8st 12lb. Penalty value 1st £34,026.00 2nd £12,900.00 3rd £6,456.00 4th £3,216.00 5th £1,614.00 6th £810.00 1)         JUST THE JUDGE (IRE) (Qatar Racing Limited & Sangster Family) Charlie Hills 2-8-12 Michael Hills [3] 6/1 2)         NARGYS (IRE) (Sheikh Obaid al Maktoum) Luca Cumani 2-8-12 Kieren Fallon [9] 5/1 3)         DESERT BLOSSOM (IRE) (Godolphin) Mahmood Al Zarooni 2-8-12 Mickael Barzalona [4] 12/1 4)         MELODY OF LOVE (Pauline Good) Ann Duffield 2-8-12 Frankie Dettori [1] 15/2 5)         MOMALORKA (The Duchess Syndicate) William Haggas p1 2-8-12 Kelly Harrison [2] 6)         ZURIGHA (IRE) (Saeed H Altayer) Richard Hannon 2-8-12 Richard Hughes [6] 7)         SCINTILLULA (IRE) (Kirsten Rausing & Jackie Bolger) Jim Bolger t1 2-8-12 Kevin Manning [5] 8)         GIFT FROM HEAVEN (IRE) (Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith) David Wachman 2-8-12 Wayne Lordan [11] 11/4F 9)         GO ANGELLICA (IRE) (Ahmed Jaber) David Simcock 2-8-12 William Buick [8] 10)        ANNIE'S FORTUNE (IRE) (Cedars Partnership) Alan Jarvis 2-8-12 Jim Crowley [10]           11)        MASARAH (IRE) (Mohammed Al Nabouda) Clive Brittain 2-8-12 Tom Queally [7] 11 ran Time: 1m 25.15s                        Distances: 1¾, 1, ¾, hd, 1, ½, nk, 2¼, 1½, ½ Breeder: Mrs J Dempsey Breeding: Lawman (FR) - Faraday Light (IRE) (Rainbow Quest (USA)) Tote:     Win: £5.90         Places: £1.90 £2.10 £4.30          Exacta: £48.40             Winning trainer:-Name: Hills, Charles Born: September 29, 1978 Trains: Wetherdown House, Lambourn, Hungerford, Berkshire Background: son of legendary trainer Barry and half-brother to trainer John and jockeys Michael and Richard. Briefly worked for his father after leaving school before heading to Australia when 18 to work for Peter Hayes and Gai Waterhouse. Returned to Britain for a spell with James Fanshawe before becoming assistant to his father. Took over the licence following his father's retirement in August, 2011. First Runner (and First Winner): Blaise Chorus, 32 for Slots Maiden Fillies' Stakes, Kempton Park, August 22, 2011 (ridden by Michael Hills) First Group Winner: Ransom Note - Nayef Joel Stakes, Newmarket, 24/09/11 Big Race Wins Include: vision.ae Rockfel Stakes (2012 Just The Judge) Wins (2011): 20 Wins This Year: 47                                                             Winning jockey:-Name: Hills, Michael Patrick.Born: Newmarket, 22/1/63 Apprenticeship: With Jeremy Hindley. First winner: Sky Thief (Nottingham 13/8/79) Classic wins: (1) Derby (1996 Shaamit) Other major wins include: Irish Classic Wins (2): Irish 1,000 Guineas (1993 Nicer, 1999 Hula Angel) Other Big Race Wins Include: Champion Stakes (2002 Storming Home), Dewhurst Stakes (1985 Huntingdale, 1988 Scenic (dh), 1999 Distant Music), Fillies' Mile (1989 Silk Slippers), Haydock Sprint Cup (1997 Royal Applause, 2007 Red Clubs), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (1996 Pentire), Lockinge Stakes (1997 First Island), Middle Park Stakes (1993 First Trump, 2007 Dark Angel), Nassau Stakes (1997 Ryafan), Nunthorpe Stakes (1988 Handsome Sailor, 2005 La Cucaracha), Sun Chariot Stakes (2006 Spinning Queen), Sussex Stakes (1996 First Island), Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp (1988 Handsome Sailor), Prix d'Ispahan (1997 Sasuru), Prix Jean Prat (1999 Golden Snake), Prix Morny (1994 Hoh Magic), Hong Kong Cup (1996 First Island), Irish Champion Stakes (1995 Pentire), Matron Stakes (1987 Pixie Erin ), National Stakes (1986 Lockton), Pretty Polly Stakes (2000 Lady Upstage), Premio Vittorio di Capua (1995 Nicolotte), Dubai Golden Shaheen (2003 State City), Northern Dancer Turf Stakes (2010 Redwood), vision.ae Rockfel Stakes (2012 Just The Judge)  Other details: champion apprentice 1983 Royal Ascot wins: 16 First Royal Ascot win: King Edward VII Stakes (June 15, 1993 Beneficial) Major Royal Ascot wins: King's Stand Stakes (2010 Equiano), Gold Cup (1994 Arcadian Heights), Queen Anne Stakes (1995 Nicolotte), Prince of Wales's Stakes (1996 First Island), Coronation Stakes (1997 Rebecca Sharp, 2005 Maids Causeway), King Edward VII Stakes (1993 Beneficial, 2001 Storming Home), Ribblesdale Stakes (2006 Mont Etoile) First Goodwood win: Rose Du Soir (Colmans of Norwich Liebfraumilch Handicap, September 10, 1982) Goodwood winners: 78 (33 at July Meeting) Wins (1988-2011): 75; 77; 61; 64; 91; 86; 88; 73; 80; 84; 61; 94; 73; 58; 66; 57; 66; 56; 69; 50; 47; 57; 45; 36 Wins in 2012: 28 SIXTH RACE RESULT 4:40 AUTUMN STAKES Class 1, Group 3, £40,000 guaranteed.  For 2yo, 1m. Weights colts and geldings 9st; fillies 8st 11lb. Penalties a winner of a Group 3 race 3lb; of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 5lb. Penalty value 1st £22,684.00 2nd £8,600.00 3rd £4,304.00 4th £2,144.00 5th £1,076.00 6th £540.00 1)         TRADING LEATHER (IRE) (Jackie Bolger) Jim Bolger 2-9-00 Kevin Manning [4] 5/2JF 2)         MONTIRIDGE (IRE) (M Clarke, J Jeffries, R Ambrose, B Reilly) Richard Hannon 2-9-00 Richard Hughes [8] 5/2JF 3)         EYE OF THE STORM (IRE) (Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier) Aidan O'Brien 2-9-00 Joseph O'Brien [2] 7/1 4)         GLORY AWAITS (IRE) (Emerald Racing) Kevin Ryan 2-9-00 Jamie Spencer [10] 40/1 5)         GALILEO ROCK (IRE) (Michael O'Flynn) David Wachman 2-9-00 Wayne Lordan [7] 6)         CAP O'RUSHES (Godolphin) Mahmood Al Zarooni 2-9-00 Frankie Dettori [9] 7)         FLYING OFFICER (USA) (George Strawbridge) John Gosden h1 2-9-00 William Buick [1] 8)         MAKAFEH (Sheikh Obaid Al Maktoum) Luca Cumani 2-9-00 Kieren Fallon [11] 9)         KING DRAGON (IRE) (Trelawny II) Brian Meehan 2-9-00 Ryan Moore [6] 10)        GLENARD (Highclere Thorougbred Racing & John Grant) Charlie Hills 2-9-00 Michael Hills [5] 11)        PINARIUS (IRE) (KSB Bloodstock & Sam Sangster) Brian Meehan v 2-9-00 Martin Lane [3] 11 ran Time: 1m 37.83s                        Distances: ¾, 3, 1¼, nk, nse, 3½, ½, 3½, 6, nk Breeder: Jim Bolger Breeding: Teofilo (IRE) - Night Visit (Sinndar (IRE)) Tote:     Win: £3.40         Places: £1.30,£1.60,£2.30          Exacta £9.40 Winning Trainer:- Name: Bolger, Jim (James) Born: County Wexford, December 25, 1941 Based: Glebe House, Coolcullen, Co. Carlow, Ireland First Winner: Peaceful Pleasure, Roscommon, September 20, 1976 Classic Winners: Vodafone Derby (2008 New Approach), Irish Derby (1992 St. Jovite), Vodafone Oaks(1991 Jet Ski Lady);Irish Oaks (1983 Give Thanks; 2002 Margarula), English 1000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo), Irish 1000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo) First Royal Ascot win: Coronation Stakes (June 15, 1983, Flame Of Tara) Royal Ascot wins (7): Coronation Stakes(1983Flame Of Tara, 2008 Lush Lashes), Queen Alexandra Stakes (1991 Easy To Please, 1993 Riszard), Albany Stakes (2008 Cuis Ghaire); Ribblesdale Stakes (2011 Banimpire), Coventry Stakes (2012 Dawn Approach) Other Major Wins: Emirates Airlines Champion Stakes (2008 New Approach), Anglesey Stakes (1991 St Jovite); Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Cup (2004 Alexander Goldrun), Craven Stakes (2005 Democratic Deficit),Dubai Dewhurst Stakes (2006 Teofilo, 2007 New Approach, 2008 Intense Focus, 2011 Parish Hall, 2012 Dawn Approach), Debutante Stakes (2006 Gaudeamus); Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial (1992 St Jovite); Futurity Stakes (1991 StJovite, 2006 Teofilo); King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes (1992 St Jovite); Meld Stakes (2006 Heliostatic); National Stakes (2006 Teofilo, 2007 New Approach); Prix de l'Opera (2004 Alexander Goldrun); Prix Marcel Boussac (2006 Finsceal Beo); Rockfel Stakes (2006 Finsceal Beo); Vodafone Nassau Stakes (1986 Park Express, 2005 Alexander Goldrun), Phoenix Stakes (2007 Saoirse Abu), Moyglare Stud Stakes (2007 Saoirse Abu), Darley Yorkshire Oaks (2008 Lush Lashes), Matron Stakes (2008 Lush Lashes), Tattersalls Millions Irish Champion Stakes (2008 New Approach) Wins in Britain (2005-2011): 2; 2; 2; 7; 1; 0; 2 Wins in Britain this year: 3 Winning jockey:-Name: Manning, Kevin James Born: March 7, 1967 Based: Blackmiller Hill, Kildare, Ireland First Winner: Keynes (The Curragh, April 23, 1983) Background: Father Jim was a sales supervisor at the airport and used to take Kevin jump racing at weekends. While his brother and twin sisters did not share his passion, Kevin's parents bought him a pony and were so impressed with his natural ability in the saddle that they sent him to Jim Bolger's yard in 1982, for whom he rode his first winner, Keynes, at the Curragh in April, 1983. Twice champion apprentice in Ireland in 1984 and 1987. Succeeded Christy Roche as Bolger's number one jockey in 1993. Had to wait until 2002 until his first Classic success, when he partnered Margarula to victory in the 2002 Irish Oaks. First British winner on April 14, 2005, with Democratic Deficit in the Group Three Craven Stakes at Newmarket . Married to Jim Bolger's daughter Una and they have two children. English Classic Winners (2): 1,000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo), Derby (2008 New Approach) Other Big Race Wins: Irish Oaks (2002 Margarula); Irish 1,000 Guineas (2007 Finsceal Beo), Ballycorus Stakes (2005 Democratic Deficit), Ballysax Stakes (2006 Rhythm N' Roots), Brownstown Stakes (2004 Tropical Lady), Concorde Stakes (2002 Marionnaud), Craven Stakes (2005 Democratic Deficit), DubaiDewhurst Stakes (2006 Teofilo, 2007 New Approach, 2008 Intense Focus, 2011 Parish Hall, 2012 Dawn Approach), Debutante Stakes (2006 Gaudeamus), Emirates Airlines Champion Stakes (2008 New Aapproach), Hong Kong Cup (2004 Alexander Goldrun), Meld Stakes (2005 Tropical Lady, 2006 Heliostatic), Minstrel Stakes (2003 Avorado), Nassau Stakes (2005 Alexander Goldrun), Phoenix Stakes (1994 Eva Luna), Pretty Polly Stakes (2005 Alexander Goldrun), Prix de l'Opera (2004 Alexander Goldrun), Prix Marcel Boussac (2006 Finsceal Beo), Railway Stakes (1994 Eva Luna, 2004 Democratic Deficit), Rockfel Stakes (2006 Finsceal Beo); Round Tower Stakes (2005 Abigail Pett), Royal Whip Stakes (2005 Tropical Lady), Darley Yorkshire Oaks (2008 Lush Lashes) Royal Ascot Wins (4): Albany Stakes (2008 Cuis Ghaire), Coronation Stakes (2008 Lush Lashes), Ribblesdale Stakes (2011 Banimpire), Coventry Stakes (2012 Dawn Approach) First Royal Ascot Winner: Cuis Ghaire, Albany Stakes, June 20, 2008 Wins in Britain (2005-2011): 2; 2; 3; 9; 1; 0; 2 Wins in Britain in 2012: 3 SEVENTH RACE RESULT 5.15pm DARLEY STAKES Class 1, Group 3, £55,000 guaranteed.  For 3yo+, 1m 1f. Weights 3yo colts and geldings 8st 13lb; fillies 8st 10lb; 4yo+ colts and geldings 9st 3lb; fillies 9st. Penalties after February 29th, 2012, a winner of a Group 3 race 4lb; of a Group 2 race 6lb; of a Group 1 race 8lb.  Penalty value 1st £31,190.50 2nd £11,825.00 3rd £5,918.00 4th £2,948.00 5th £1,479.50 6th £742.50 1)         MULL OF KILLOUGH (IRE) (Invictus) Jane Chapple-Hyam 6-9-03 Joseph O'Brien [8] 8/1 2)         SAIGON (P C J Dalby & R D Schuster) James Toller 3-8-13 Kirsty Milczarek [11] 25/1 3)         STIPULATE (Khalid Abdulla) Sir Henry Cecil 3-8-13 Tom Queally [10] 11/2 4)         TRADE COMMISSIONER (IRE) (Lady Rothschild) John Gosden 4-9-03 William Buick [7] 6/1 5)         BRONZE ANGEL (IRE) (Lady Tennant) Marcus Tregoning p 3-8-13 Hayley Turner [5] 3/1F 6)         BURANO (IRE) (Jonathan Harvey) Brian Meehan 3-8-13 Kieren Fallon [12] 7)         LABARINTO (Khalid Abdulla) Sir Michael Stoute 4-9-03 Ryan Moore [1] 8)         MANDAEAN (Godolphin) Mahmood Al Zarooni 3-8-13 Mickael Barzalona [6] 9)         FRENCH NAVY (Godolphin) Mahmood Al Zarooni 4-9-03 Frankie Dettori [3] 10)        PRODUCER (J Palmer-Brown) Richard Hannon 3-9-03 Richard Hughes [9] 11)        SOS BRILLANTE (CHI) (Rick Dale) Terry Clement 7-9-00  [13] 12)        QUICK WIT (Godolphin) Saeed bin Suroor 5-9-03 Ian Mongan [2] 12 ran   Non-Runner: GRANDEUR (IRE) (Going) Time: 1m 51.37s            Distances: 3, 1, ½, ¾, ½, 1, ½, 3, 2¼, 14, 5 Breeder: Owenstown Stud Breeding: Mull Of Kintyre (USA) - Sun Shower (IRE) (Indian Ridge) Tote:     Win: £8.20         Places: £2.90,£6.80,£2.30          Exacta £266.40 Winning Trainer:-Name: Chapple-Hyam, Jane Born: Melbourne, Australia Based: Rose Cottage, Dalham, Newmarket Background: Arrived in Britain in 1978 when her mother, Susan Peacock, married the late Robert Sangster. Her father was the Hon. Andrew Peacock, one-time leader of the Liberal Party in Australia and former Australian Ambassador to the US. Worked under Colin Hayes at the Lindsay Park training centre in South Australia and managed Sangster's Manton yard under Michael Dickinson, Barry Hills and Peter Chapple-Hyam, during which time she rode out for 10 years. Married to Chapple-Hyam for 16 years. Took out first trainer's licence in 2005 after split from husband. Saddled Mudawin to be the longest-priced winner in the history of the Ebor Handicap at 100/1 in her first full season with a licence. Moved to the historic Uplands yard in Upper Lambourn in May 2008, having taken over the majority of Jim Hay's horses from previous incumbent Stan Moore, but returned to Newmarket later the same season Major Wins: Ebor Handicap (2006 Mudawin) Darley Stakes (2012 Mull Of Killough) First Runner: Alta Petens, Lingfield, September 23, 2005 First Winner: Chief Commander, Wolverhampton, January 13, 2006 Royal Ascot wins (1): Ascot Stakes (2009 Judgethemoment) Number of Wins (2005-2011): 0; 6; 15; 11; 22; 18; 31 Wins in 2012: 16 Winning Jockey:-Name: O'Brien, Joseph Born: May 23, 1993 Based: c/o Aidan O'Brien, Ballydoyle Stables, Cashel, Co Tipperary, Ireland Background: Son of champion trainers Aidan and Annemarie O'Brien. Won bronze individual eventing medal at the European Pony Championships in Belgium in August, 2009.Tied for the 2010 Irish Apprentice Title with Gary Carroll  Gary Carroll and Ben Curtis. British Classic Wins (2): QIPCO 2000 Guineas (2012 Camelot), Investec Derby (2012 Camelot) Irish Classic Wins(2): Abu Dhabi Irish 2,000 Guineas (2011 Roderic O'Connor, 2012 Power) First Ride: Coat Of Arms (12th), Boylemobile.com Handicap, the Curragh, May 24, 2009 First Winner: Johann Zoffany, Kilmacud Handicap, Leopardstown, May 28, 2009 First Winner in Britain: Grams And Ounces, Bet Now At Victorchandler.com Apprentice Handicap, Ayr, July 12, 2010 First Group Winner: Beethoven, Desmond Stakes, Leopardstown, August 12, 2010 First Classic (and First Group One) Winner: Roderic O'Connor, Abu Dhabi Irish 2,000 Guineas, the Curragh, May 21, 2011 Royal Ascot Wins (1): Prince Of Wales's Stakes (2012 So You Think) Other big race wins include: Moyglare Stud Stakes (2011 Maybe), Weatherbys Insurance £300,000 2-Y-O Stakes (2011 Reply), Racing Post Trophy (2011 Camelot), Breeders' Cup Turf (2011 St Nicholas Abbey), Tattersalls Gold Cup (2012 So You Think), Diamond Jubilee Coronation Cup (2012 St Nicholas Abbey) Juddmonte Grand Prix de Paris (2012 Imperial Monarch) Wins in Britain (2009-2011): 0; 1; 2 Wins in 2012 in Britain: 12