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GOING
REMAINS THE SAME
The going at Doncaster
is expected to be Good to Soft on DFS Ladies' Day, the second day of the
Ladbrokes St Leger meeting.
The going changed from
Good to Good to Soft after the first race on Crown Hotel Bawtry Opening Day
at Doncaster following persistent rain but officials do not expect this to
change any further with relatively little rain forecast.
Roderick Duncan, Clerk of
the Course, said: "We'll keep an eye on the ground overnight as there is
a small amount of rain forecast this evening but I'd imagine tomorrow's
ground will be very similar to that at the end of racing this afternoon.
"We're due a
relatively dry night tonight and it is forecast to be dry all day tomorrow
with temperatures getting up to a maximum of 20 degrees.
"If the forecast is
correct, the ground is likely to be Good to Soft at the start of racing on
DFS Ladies' Day."
Race 7 - Berendsen Workwear Handicap - winner quotes
PEDRO
AT HOME ON TOWN MOOR
Sir Pedro showed his
liking for Doncaster by taking the closing Berendsen Workwear Handicap by a
game neck from Commanche. It was the four-year-old's first victory since
taking his maiden in May last year on his only previous run at the track.
It was also the first
try for the Acclamation gelding, named after Sir Peter O'Sullevan, at five
furlongs after running exclusively over six. "One of the owners
suggested it," said trainer Charlie Hills, "and I thought why not,
we've nothing to lose. He's a bit keen and over six we had to pull him about
a bit. But over five he can just go and I think we'll be sticking to that in
future."
SEVENTH RACE RESULT
5.15pm Berendsen
Workwear Handicap
£10,000
total prize fund. For 3yo+, rated 71-85 (also open to such horses rated 70
and below), 5f. Weights: highest weight 4yo+ 9st 7lb; 3yo 9st 6lb; minimum
weight 8st 7lb, 3-y-o 8st 6lb. Penalties: after August 31st, each race won
6lb. Penalty value 1st £6,469.00 2nd £1,925.00 3rd £962.00 4th £481.00.
1) SIR
PEDRO (R Morecombe, J Netherthorpe, C Wright) Charlie Hills h4-8-10 William
Buick [21] 7/1
2)
COMMANCHE (M Fougler) Chris Dwyer 4-8-07 Robert Tart (5) [18] 8/1
3)
SILVANUS (IRE) (Colin Alton) Paul Midgley 8-9-00 Paul Hanagan [9] 14/1
4)
PERFECT BLOSSOM (Alan Berry) Alan Berry 6-9-01 Paul Mulrennan [7] 33/1
5)
HAAJES (Sandfield Racing) Paul Midgley v9-9-01 Lee Topliss [10]
6)
RYLEE MOOCH (Katie Hughes, Julie McCarlie, Sheila White) Ray Guest e/s5-9-03
Martin Harley [14]
7)
HAZELRIGG (IRE) (The Senators) Tim Easterby e/s8-8-09 Barry McHugh [13]
8)
ADAM'S ALE (Mrs M Hills) Paul Midgley 4-8-07 Shirley Teasdale (5) [4]
9)
PROFILE STAR (IRE) (Profile Storage) David Barron 4-8-12 Graham Gibbons [2]
10)
BRONZE BEAU (D Arundale) Kristin Stubbs tp6-8-12 Jacob Butterfield (5) [22]
11)
NOODLES BLUE BOY (Keith Taylor & Keith West) Ollie Pears p7-9-02 Ryan
Moore [11]
12)
SATSUMA (Hughes, Kilbride, Watson & Brown) David Brown 3-8-13 Connor
Beasley (5) [8]
13)
THREES GRAND (Paul Dixon & Jayne Jackson) Scott Dixon 3-9-01 Tim Clark
(5) [17] 9/2f
14)
EVEN STEVENS (Paul Dixon) Scott Dixon p5-9-05 Tom Queally [5]
15)
CHEVETON (Mrs K Oseman) Richard Price 9-9-04 Steve Drowne [1]
16)
SLEEPY BLUE OCEAN (Tykes & Terriers Racing Club) John Balding p7-9-01
Andrew Mullen [12]
Non-runners:
Royal Bajan (Going), Burnhope (Self Cert - Cast In Box), Captain Scooby
(Going), Medici Time (Going), Eland Ally (Going)
Time:
1m 0.20s
Distances:
nk, 3, hd, sh, 1, ns, 1, 2, ¾, 3½, 1, hd, ¾, 1¼, 1
Breeder:
C Mills
Breeding:
Acclamation - Milly-M (Cadeaux Genereux)
Tote
Win £9.20 Place £2.30 £3.10 £3.20 £7.20 Exacta £93.70
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. Royal Ascot Win (1): Albany Stakes (2013 Kiyoshi), Irish
Classic Wins (1): Irish 1,000 Guineas (2013 Just The Judge), Other Big
Race Wins: vision.ae Rockfel Stakes (2012 Just The Judge) Wins
(2011-2012): 20; 55 Wins This Year: 56
Winning
jockey:-Name: Buick, William Born: Norway, July 22, 1988 Background:.
Made a sensational start to his career, finishing runner-up to James Doyle in
the 2006/07 All-Weather apprentice title race with 24 winners. His father,
Walter, was eight-time champion jockey in Scandinavia and rode 22 classic
winners in his career, and is a race reader and a work-rider for Marcus
Tregoning. Shared the 2008 apprentice title with David Probert, and appointed
stable jockey for John Gosden at the start of 2010. First Ride in Britain:
Tiny Tim, Brighton, August 10, 2006 First Winner: Bank On Benny,
Axminster Carpets Apprentice Handicap, Salisbury, September 27, 2006 English
Classic Wins (2): Ladbrokes St Leger (2010 Arctic Cosmos, 2011 Masked
Marvel) Royal Ascot Wins (9): Wokingham Stakes (2007 Dark Missile);
King Edward VII Stakes (2011 Nathaniel), Wolferton Handicap (2011 Beachfire,
2012 Gatewood), Windsor Forest Stakes (2012 Joviality), Albany Stakes (2012
Newfangled), Coronation Stakes (2012 Fallen For You), Duke Of Edinburgh
Handicap (2012 Camborn), Tercentenary Stakes (2013 Remote) First Group One
Win: Lahaleeb, E P Taylor Stakes, Woodbine, October 17, 2009 Other Big
Race Wins: Shadwell Middle Park Stakes (2010 Dream Ahead), Doncaster Cup
(2010 Samuel),Dubai Sheema Classic (2010 Dar Re Mi), Arlington Million (2010
Debussy), Darley Prix Morny (2010 Dream Ahead), Emirates Airline Yorkshire
Cup (2011 Duncan), King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (sponsored by
Betfair) (2011 Nathaniel), Betfred Sprint Cup (2011 Dream Ahead), Prix Marcel
Boussac (2011 Elusive Kate), Prix de la Foret (2011 Dream Ahead, 2012 Gordon Lord
Byron) Gran Premio Di Milano (2012 Earl Of Tinsdal), Pretty Polly Stakes
(2012 Izzi Top), Coral-Eclipse (2012 Nathaniel), Irish Oaks (2012 Great
Heavens), Prix Rothschild (2012 & 2013 Elusive Kate), Nunthorpe Stakes
(2012 Ortensia), Betfred Cambridgeshire (2012 Bronze Angel), Jebel Hatta
(2013 Sajjhaa) Falmouth Stakes (2013 Elusive Kate), Yorkshire Oaks (2013 The
Fugue), Irish Champion Stakes (2013 The Fugue) Wins (2006-2012): 10;
67; 54 (shared apprentice title with David Probert); 66; 99; 106; 130 Wins
In 2013: 89
LEADING
TRAINER AT THE END OF DAY ONE OF THE LADBROKE ST LEGER FESTIVAL
NAME
1st
2nd
3rd
Charlie
Hills
1
1
1
Saeed bin
Suroor
1
-
1
George
Baker
1
-
-
James
Bethell
1
-
-
David
Simcock
1
-
-
Olly
Stevens
1
-
-
Roger
Varian
1
-
-
Marco
Botti
-
1
-
Chris
Dwyer
-
1
-
Brian
Ellison
-
1
-
David
Elsworth
-
1
-
John
Gosden
-
1
-
Rod
Millman
-
1
-
Jamie
Osborne
-
1
-
Charlie
Appleby
-
-
1
Richard
Hannon
-
-
1
Ron
Harris
-
-
1
Paul
Midgley
-
-
1
LEADING
JOCKEY AT THE END OF DAY ONE OF THE LADBROKE ST LEGER FESTIVAL
NAME
1st
2nd
3rd
William
Buick
2
1
1
Silvestre De
Sousa
1
-
1
Harry
Bentley
1
-
-
Ted
Durcan
1
-
-
Martin
Lane
1
-
-
Willie
Supple
1
-
-
Ryan
Moore
-
2
-
Andrea
Atzeni
-
1
-
Graham
Gibbons
-
1
-
Gay
Kelleway
-
1
-
Jimmy
McCarthy
-
1
-
Robert Tart
-
1
-
Mickael
Barzalona
-
-
1
Frankie
Dettori
-
-
1
Paul
Hanagan
-
-
1
Richard
Hughes
-
-
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