JAMES BLUNT - FRIDAY 27 JUNE
 Three years after wowing the racecourse crowds during the 25th anniversary of Adnams Newmarket Nights, singer-songwriter and musician James Blunt is returning to The July Course. The star, who spent a lot of his childhood in East Anglia and whose uncle worked for The Jockey Club, rose to prominence nine years ago with the release of his debut studio album ‘Back to Bedlam’ before achieving worldwide fame with the singles ‘You’re Beautiful’ and ‘Goodbye My Lover’. For the full story visit our website. Ticket Prices: Enclosure Adult Child aged 5 & over* Premier £38 £18 Grandstand & Paddock £33 £17 Family £24 £12 *Children aged 5 and over will need an entry ticket. There are a limited number of child tickets available, once this limited number of child tickets has been sold; children will be charged the full adult rate. Book tickets online here or call 0844 579 3010. ADNAMS NEWMARKET NIGHTS THE LINE-UP SO FAR... The Adnams Newmarket Nights: we live and breathe them, you love them - and this year we are busy preparing for our biggest ever summer series. We have been lining up some sensational acts for 2014, three of which have been confirmed. For more information and ticket prices for the confirmed acts please click on the links below: Friday 20 June - Act TBC Friday 27 June - James Blunt Friday 18 July - Act TBC Friday 25 July - Act TBC Friday 1 August - Tom Jones Friday 8 August - Act TBC Friday 15 August - Wet Wet Wet  Book tickets online here or call 0844 579 3010. |
Thursday, 30 January 2014
James Blunt confirmed for Adnams Newmarket Nights
SPORT MEDIASTREAM SIGNS EXCLUSIVE DEAL WITH THE FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
At The Races today
announced that its new in-house streaming division, Sport Mediastream, has
agreed a long-term deal with The Football Conference.
Under the terms of the
agreement, The Football Conference has granted At The Races the exclusive right
to produce and distribute an audio/visual service of live coverage from 30 top
matches broadcast on BT Sport, archive match coverage and data to licensees in
territories worldwide, excluding the UK and Ireland.
The Football Conference
comprises 68 clubs and three divisions: Premier, North and South. The
Conference's Premier Division is the highest level of non-league, national
football in England. Promotion from the Premier Division places clubs into the
Football League.
ATR has also agreed
terms for the non-exclusive right to use archive coverage of Football
Conference matches in specific betting preview programming on its UK and
Ireland channel service which is distributed via Sky, Virgin and UPC to over 13
million homes and registers a monthly reach of around 2 million individuals
(BARB and Nielsen).
Sport Mediastream, which launched on July 1st 2013, has been
developed using the latest technologies to meet the specific demands of the
betting industry and to deliver a streaming media service with superior latency and picture quality.
Brian Lee, Chairman, The
Football Conference, said:
"The
Football Conference provides an exciting mix of competitive and high-quality
professional football.
"ATR and Sport
Mediastream
will further enhance our brand awareness to audiences around the world.
"We are delighted
to welcome them as another exciting addition to our ever growing portfolio of
leading companies. We as a competition look forward to working with them and I
am sure it will be a successful and fruitful partnership."
Matthew Imi, Chief
Executive, At The Races, said:
"Our Sport
Mediastream division is proving highly attractive to sports rights owners who
are looking to retain control of their new media platform distribution,
particularly in overseas markets.
"This new
agreement demonstrates that our extensive experience in the international
distribution of live horse racing resonates with other sports rights owners.
"We very much look
forward to helping the Football Conference with its ambitions in this area and
regard it as a privilege to represent their product in the international
streaming market. We also look forward to developing other opportunities with them
as and when they arise."
Arena Racing Company ("ARC") 2013 attendances outperform Industry by 7.8%
Average attendances at the
15 ARC racecourses in Britain increased on average by 5.2 per cent in 2013,
outperforming the industry average which decreased by 2.6 per cent
In total, attendances at
ARC's racecourses increased by 6.3 per cent in comparison to the industry
increase of 1.8 per cent.
Mel Armstrong, Director of
Marketing for ARC, said: "We worked hard in 2013 introducing a number of
new customer initiatives to try and boost attendances.
"The figures show we
made plenty of progress, especially at Chepstow, which saw a 24 per cent increase
in average attendance, and at Doncaster where the average was up by 10 per
cent.
"Customer initiatives
such as the ARC Annual Member scheme, the Young Hooves Kids Club, live music
and a more targeted communications strategy with our customers all played their
part.
"The ARC annual
member scheme in particular has been a significant success and arguably offers
the best value deal in racing where a single membership fee gains access to all
the other 14 courses for free.
"This will be a tough
year with the World Cup in Brazil competing for the sporting and leisure pound,
but we are still keen to do more to attract racegoers to our courses by putting
the right customer offering on at the right time.
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
@CheltenhamRaces Sky Bet sponsor another race on "The Road To Cheltenham" - the Dovecote at Kempton Park
Sky Bet
sponsor another race on "The Road To Cheltenham" - the Dovecote at
Kempton Park
Sky Bet, sponsoring the Sky Bet Supreme Novices Hurdle on the
first day (March 11) of The Festival for the first time, are backing an
additional race on "The Road To Cheltenham", the Grade Two Sky Bet
Dovecote Novices' Hurdle over two miles at Kempton Park on Saturday, February
22.
This
will be the third Grade Two contest Sky Bet are supporting on "The Road To
Cheltenham" and follows on from the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Trial Hurdle
(won by The Liquidator) at Cheltenham, on Sunday, November 17, 2013 and the Sky
Bet Supreme Novices' Trial Hurdle (Zamdy Man) at Haydock Park, Saturday,
January 18, 2014.
Michael
Shinners, Sky Bet Racing PR Manager, commented: "Sky Bet are delighted to
be sponsoring the Dovecote from Kempton, which is the final recognised trial
before the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle.
"At
this stage, the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle looks a wide open renewal, but
there is still time for a significant performance to impact the market and
hopefully this will come at Kempton on February 22."
Carey
Buckler, Regional Sponsorship Manager, Cheltenham, said: "I am really
pleased that we have been able to secure the Dovecote at Kempton for Sky Bet,
to extend their "Road To Cheltenham" sponsorship around the Sky Bet
Supreme Novices' Hurdle.
"The
Dovecote is very much a key trial for horses targeting the opening race of The
Festival and I'm sure we will see a strong line-up next month."
Phil
White, General Manager at Kempton Park Racecourse, added: "We are very
pleased that Sky Bet are sponsoring the Dovecote Novices' Hurdle on Saturday,
February 22.
"The
Grade Two race makes up part of the card for the Kempton Park Chase Day, one of
our feature meetings of the year at Kempton Park, adding to the high-quality
racing on offer that day.
"The
Sky Bet Dovecote Novices' Hurdle has had winners who have gone on to show
themselves as very progressive horses, with the most notable one recently being
the Gary Moore-trained Sire De Grugy, successful in 2011, who is now challenging
for top honours as a two-mile chaser."
Sky
Bet's latest betting on the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham on
Tuesday, March 11, 2014 is:- 8/1 Vautour; 10/1 Irving, The
Tullow Tank, 12/1 Ivan Grozny, 14/1 Josses Hill, 16/1 Valseur Lido, West
Wizard, Western Boy; 20/1 Ballyalton, Briar Hill, First Mohican, Moyle
Park, Royal Boy, Golantilla, Red Sherlock, Lieutenant Colonel, Sure Reef,
Willow's Saviour, 25/1 bar, a quarter the odds 1, 2 & 3.
The
next racing at Cheltenham is The Festival, which takes place on four days
between Tuesday, March 11 and Friday, March 14.
About
Cheltenham Racecourse
Cheltenham
Racecourse is situated in Prestbury on the outskirts of the historic spa town
of Cheltenham. The Home of Jump Racing, Cheltenham Racecourse is the venue for
the world's pre-eminent Jump Racing meeting, The Festival, which takes place in
March every year. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Cotswolds,
Cheltenham Racecourse is a stunning natural amphitheatre and offers the
highest-quality action throughout the Jump season.
Cheltenham
has been voted Britain's Racecourse of the Year for the last 10 years by
members of the Racegoers Club. Between 1972 and 2013, there have been 41
Racecourse of the Year Awards voted for by Racegoers Club members and
Cheltenham Racecourse has achieved the top accolade on 19 occasions.
Please
find more details at www.cheltenham.co.uk and
through Twitter (@CheltenhamRaces) and Facebook www.facebook.com/thehomeofjumpracing
Cheltenham
Racecourse is part of The Jockey Club, which has been at the heart of British
racing for more than 260 years. Today the largest commercial group in the
sport, The Jockey Club runs the largest racecourse group in the UK by turnover
(2012: £142.1m), courses (15) including those at Aintree, Cheltenham, Epsom
Downs and Newmarket, attendances (2012: 1.8m), total prize money (2012:
£35.3m), contribution to prize money (2012: £16.5m) and quality racing (Group
and Graded races); more than 3,000 acres of world-class training grounds in
Newmarket and Lambourn; The National Stud breeding enterprise and education
provider; and the charity for racing's people in need, Racing Welfare. Governed
by Royal Charter, every penny The Jockey Club makes it puts back into British
racing. More information is available at www.thejockeyclub.co.uk
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115 entered for £1-million Crabbie's Grand National
115
entered for £1-million Crabbie's Grand National
Brassil
hoping Double Seven can provide second victory
A total of 115 entries have been received for the Crabbie's
Grand National at Aintree on Saturday, April 5, a very significant increase of
31 on the 2013 figure. This is the highest number of Grand National entries
since 2009 when 123 horses were put forward.
With a
record prize fund of £1 million, the Crabbie's Grand National is by far the
most valuable jump race in Europe and among the richest in the world.
Ireland's
champion trainer Willie Mullins, victorious with Hedgehunter in 2005, is
responsible for eight entries - the most of any handler. They include the
Graham Wylie-owned trio of On His Own (25/1 with Betfred), Prince de
Beauchene (33/1), who has missed the last two renewals through injury, and Boston
Bob (40/1).
Paddy
Power Chase hero Rockyaboya (25/1), the lightly-raced pair of Up The
Beat (40/1) and Vesper Bell (50/1), last season's Irish Grand
National runner-up Away We Go (40/1) and Quel Esprit (66/1), who
was pulled up in 2013, are also engaged.
Fellow
Irish handler Martin Brassil is no stranger to success in the world's greatest
chase, having sent out Numbersixvalverde to an impressive six-length victory in
2006. The Co Kildare-based handler could be represented in this year's
showpiece by Double Seven, who was last seen completing a five-timer in
a Listed Chase at Wexford on October 27.
The J P
McManus-owned eight-year-old recorded a two-length verdict over Spring Heeled
in the Munster National over three miles at Limerick earlier the same month.
Brassil
revealed: "Double Seven has got a rating now that means he will be
running in either a Crabbie's Grand National or an Irish Grand National come
the spring. It's an obvious entry to make for a horse rated 146.
"He
had a break for about six weeks after Wexford and is back in training now
getting ready for a spring campaign. I think the good ground and fine weather
we had over the summer helped him. We also put cheekpieces on and they seem to
have also made a difference.
"The Grand National is probably not as much as a jumping test now as it was when Numbersixvalverde won, but Double Seven is a grand jumper.
"He
has won over two miles, two and a half miles and three miles, always finishing
strongly. He will give himself every chance of staying, but it's about getting
around and keeping out of trouble.
"He
is in the four-miler at Cheltenham, but I don't know where he will run next. A
bit of good ground might tempt me to run him before Aintree."
Double
Seven is a 33/1 chance with Betfred, the official betting partner of the
Crabbie's Grand National Festival.
Last
season's Welsh Grand National winner Monbeg Dude (Michael Scudamore) and
Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup victor Triolo d'Alene are the 20/1
joint-favourites with Betfred, who go 25/1 bar.
Triolo
d'Alene, winner of last year's Topham Chase over the famous fences, is with
champion trainer Nicky Henderson, who has yet to win a Crabbie's Grand
National. The Lambourn handler has also entered 2011 Betfred Cheltenham Gold
Cup hero Long Run (25/1), Hunt Ball (66/1), back from America
after being a winner at the Cheltenham Festival in 2012, Shakalakaboomboom (50/1)
and Quantitativeeasing (66/1).
Out of
the first six home last year, only the third Teaforthree (Rebecca
Curtis, 25/1) and sixth Swing Bill (David Pipe, 50/1), owned by Halewood
International, parent company of the new Grand National sponsor, Crabbie's,
have entries again.
Sue
Smith, who sent out the now-retired 2013 winner Auroras Encore at 66/1 for
owners Douglas Pryde, Jim Beaumont and David van der Hoeven, relies instead on Mr
Moonshine (40/1) in the same ownership and recent Peter Marsh Chase second Vintage
Star (33/1), owned by Trevor Hemmings who is seeking his third Grand
National winner after Hedgehunter in 2005 and Ballabriggs six years later.
Paul
Nicholls secured his first Grand National victory with Neptune Collonges in
2012 - his 53rd runner in the great Aintree race - and has made seven entries
this year. Enigmatic 13-year-old Tidal Bay (25/1) heads the septet
following a fine third under top-weight in the Welsh National won by Mountainous
(Richard Lee, 33/1) at Chepstow over Christmas. Nicholls is also responsible
for Hawkes Point (25/1), who was second in the Chepstow highlight,
London National winner There's No Panic (40/1), Argento Chase runner-up Rocky
Creek (25/1), Kauto Stone (40/1), Mon Parrain (40/1) and Sire
Collonges (40/1)
Jonjo
O'Neill, successful with Don't Push It for principal patron J P McManus (who
has 11 entries this year) in 2010, has also made seven entries, headed by the
same owner's Sunnyhillboy (33/1), beaten a nose by Neptune Collonges in
2012, Alfie Sherrin (25/1), Merry King (33/1), Burton Port
(50/1), Lost Glory (66/1), Storm Survivor (66/1) and Twirling
Magnet (50/1).
David
Pipe, who sent out Comply Or Die to win in 2008, has six engaged, with Swing
Bill joined by Badger Ales Trophy winner Standing Ovation (33/1),
lightly-raced eight-year-old Our Father (33/1), Goulanes (40/1), Junior
(50/1) and The Package (50/1).
Other
notable entries include Scottish Grand National scorer Godsmejudge (Alan
King, 25/1) and Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup winner Same Difference
(Nigel Twiston-Davies, 25/1).
Leading
hunter chaser Mossey Joe (Enda Bolger, 33/1) has been entered after
being purchased by Irish owner Barry Connell, while Ted Walsh, successful with
Papillon in 2000, could again be represented by Colbert Station (25/1)
and Seabass (33/1), the 11/2 favourite last year. Seabass, third in
2012, finished 13th under Katie Walsh last year.
Weights
for the Crabbie's Grand National are framed by the British Horseracing
Authority's Head of Handicapping, Phil Smith, and will be revealed at the
annual Crabbie's Grand National launch in London on Tuesday, February 11.
The
Crabbie's Grand National is the only handicap of the year where Smith has
absolute discretion over the weights. The official can deviate from the normal
handicap ratings and often does, particularly with horses high in the handicap.
Run
over 30 fences and four miles, three and a half furlongs, the Aintree race is a
global attraction, watched by over 600 million worldwide.
Andrew
Tulloch, Aintree's Clerk of the Course and Director of Racing, said today:
"We are thrilled with both the quality and quantity of entries for the 2014
Crabbie's Grand National, which with a prize fund of £1 million is easily the
richest jump race ever run outside of Japan.
"A
Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, Long Run, and high-class Tidal Bay are the likely
top-weights and we are eagerly awaiting the weights' announcement on February
11."
Crabbie's
Grand National - Betfred bet: 20/1 Monbeg Dude, Triolo
d'Alene; 25/1 Alfie Sherrin, Colbert Station, Godsmejudge, Hawkes Point,
Katenko, Long Run, On His Own, Rocky Creek, Rockyaboya, Same Difference,
Teaforthree, Tidal Bay; 33/1 Across The Bay, Alvarado, Balthazar King, Battle
Group, Carlingford Lough, Chance Du Roy, Double Seven, Home Farm, Merry King,
Mossey Joe, Mountainous, Our Father, Planet Of Sound, Prince De Beauchene, Raz
De Maree, Roi Du Mee, Romanesco, Seabass, Soll, Standing Ovation, Sunnyhillboy,
The Rainbow Hunter, Vintage Star, Well Refreshed; 40/1 Away We Go, Big Shu, Bog
Warrior, Boston Bob, Buckers Bridge, Cantlow, Court By Surprise, Goulanes,
Kauto Stone, Mon Parrain, Mr Moonshine, Pandorama, Rose Of The Moon, Sire
Collonges, There's No Panic, Toner d'Oudairies, Up The Beat, White Star Line,
Wyck Hill; 50/1 Baile Anrai, Burton Port, Cape Tribulation, Golan Way,
Goonyella, Gullible Gordon, Junior, Kruzhlinin, Last Time d'Albain, Living Next
Door, Massini's Maguire, Midnight Appeal, Night In Milan, Out Now, Pete The
Feat, Pineau De Re, Quantitativeeasing, Renard, Rubi Light, Saint Are,
Shakalakaboomboom, Swing Bill, Tatenen, The Package, Twirling Magnet,
Undertheboardwalk, Vesper Bell, Victrix Gale, Walkon, Wayward Prince; 66/1
Highland Lodge, Hunt Ball, Ikorodu Road, Liberty Counsel, Lion Na Bearnai, Lost
Glory, Mart Lane, Minella For Value, One In A Milan, Orpheus Valley, Quel
Esprit, Quinz, Quiscover Fontaine, Quito De La Roque, Real Milan, Sir Du Bearn,
Solix, Storm Survivor, Tarquinius, Tranquil Sea, Wrong Turn; 100/1 Any
Currency, Bob Ford, Merlin's Wish, Ringa Bay, Sergeant Pink, Tour Des Champs,
Whodoyouthink.
Betfred
spokesman Andrew Griffiths said: "We are delighted to
be the betting partner of The Crabbie's Grand National Festival, which
culminates on Saturday, April 5, with the £1-million Crabbie's Grand
National.
"The
race is the biggest betting event of the year and it will be fascinating to see
how the market develops over the coming weeks."
The
Crabbie's Grand National
Class
1, Grade 3, £1,000,000 Total Prize Fund. 4.15pm, Aintree,
Saturday, April 5, 2014. Four miles, three and a half furlongs. For
seven-year-olds and upwards which, up to and including March 17, have been
placed first, second, third or fourth in a chase of three miles or more and
which are allotted a rating of 120 or more by the BHA Head of Handicapping
following a review of the horses entered and after taking account of races run
up to and including February 9. Horses which are not qualified for a rating in
Great Britain or Ireland at closing may also be entered. Such horses may be
eligible for a weight providing the Handicapper is satisfied that the horse's
racecourse performances up to and including February 9 would merit a minimum
rating of 120. To qualify, horses must have run at least three times in chases
run under the Rules of Racing of the same Recognised Racing Authority up to and
including February 9. At the Handicapper's discretion, such horses may be
allocated a rating. The decision of the BHA Head of Handicapping shall be
final. No penalties after publication of the weights. Entries closed January
28, entries revealed January 29 (115 entries). Weights revealed Tuesday,
February 11. First scratchings' deadline February 25. Second scratchings' deadline
March 18. Five-day confirmation stage March 31. Final declaration stage
10.00am, April 3. Form figures supplied by Weatherby and are correct up to and
including the racing of Monday, January 27.
Form
Horse Age Owner Trainer
010-501
ACROSS THE BAY (IRE) 10 Scotch Piper Syndicate Donald McCain
13/304-4
ALFIE SHERRIN 11 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill
6R3-51P
ALVARADO (IRE) 9 William & Angela Rucker Fergal O'Brien
0-P5325
ANY CURRENCY (IRE) 11 Cash Is King Martin Keighley
400123-
AWAY WE GO (IRE) 11 O'Gorman Partnership Willie Mullins IRE
0-33412
BAILE ANRAI (IRE) 10 Massive Dan Skelton
20P-111
BALTHAZAR KING (IRE) 10 The Brushmakers Philip Hobbs
11-1PRP
BATTLE GROUP 9 Jolly Boys Outing Johnny Farrelly
1/F0211-
BIG SHU (IRE) 9 H Duffy/R J Robinson/Miss C M Woods Peter Maher
IRE
13-2520 BOB
FORD (IRE) 7 The Bob Ford Partnership Rebecca
Curtis
3/F1115- BOG
WARRIOR (IRE) 10 Gigginstown House Stud Tony Martin
IRE
11FF-16
BOSTON BOB (IRE) 9 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE
65-0510
BUCKERS BRIDGE (IRE) 8 Ann & Alan Potts Partnership
Henry de Bromhead IRE
42/-500P
BURTON PORT (IRE) 10 Trevor Hemmings Jonjo O'Neill
110-012
CANTLOW (IRE) 9 J P McManus Paul Webber
155-P03
CAPE TRIBULATION 10 David Abell Malcolm Jefferson
P-21221
CARLINGFORD LOUGH (IRE) 8 J P McManus John Kiely IRE
0400-1P
CHANCE DU ROY (FR) 10 Miss I D Du Pre Philip Hobbs
1U-03U0
COLBERT STATION (IRE) 10 J P McManus Ted Walsh IRE
1P0-332
COURT BY SURPRISE (IRE) 9 Nick Mustoe Emma Lavelle
F11111 DOUBLE
SEVEN (IRE) 8 J P McManus Martin Brassil IRE
2131-5P
GODSMEJUDGE (IRE) 8 Favourites Racing Alan King
01R03/3-
GOLAN WAY 10 W R B Racing 58 Tim Vaughan
3P1-250
GOONYELLA (IRE) 7 Ann & Alan Potts Partnership Jim Dreaper IRE
1162-0P
GOULANES (IRE) 8 Roger Brookhouse David Pipe
2110F0 GULLIBLE
GORDON (IRE) 11 Karen Bowen Peter Bowen
212P-42
HAWKES POINT 9 Graham Roach Paul Nicholls
356-24P
HIGHLAND LODGE (IRE) 8 The Unusual Suspects Emma Lavelle
P513-35
HOME FARM (IRE) 7 Chris Jones Arthur Moore IRE
P23413-
HUNT BALL (IRE) 9 Atlantic Equine Nicky Henderson
3400-10
IKORODU ROAD 11 W J Odell Matt Sheppard
P-25P43
JUNIOR 11 Middleham Park Racing LI David Pipe
211-F44
KATENKO (FR) 8 A Brooks Venetia Williams
P0P-553
KAUTO STONE (FR) 8 Robin Geffen Paul Nicholls
2-44110
KRUZHLININ (GER) 7 Paul & Clare Rooney Donald McCain
51433-0
LAST TIME D'ALBAIN (FR) 10 Fontstown Syndicate Liam Cusack
IRE
16-060P
LIBERTY COUNSEL (IRE) 11 Neale/Murtagh Partnership Dot Love IRE
11/PP-50
LION NA BEARNAI (IRE) 12 The Lock Syndicate Tom Gibney IRE
104F0U LIVING
NEXT DOOR (IRE) 8 John Breslin Tony Martin IRE
132-54U
LONG RUN (FR) 9 Robert Waley-Cohen Nicky Henderson
1P-130P
LOST GLORY (NZ) 9 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill
01631P MART
LANE (IRE) 9 Jim Stewart
Dr Richard Newland
5/3/1/P1/-
MASSINI'S MAGUIRE (IRE) 13 Alan Peterson Tim Vaughan
4-22112
MERLIN'S WISH 9 Miss R Toppin Martin Keighley
20-2553
MERRY KING (IRE) 7 F Gillespie Jonjo O'Neill
421-010
MIDNIGHT APPEAL 9 David Sewell Alan King
121114 MINELLA
FOR VALUE (IRE) 8 Maxilead Limited John Butler
12/034/-P
MON PARRAIN (FR) 8 John & Barbara Cotton Paul Nicholls
13P-341
MONBEG DUDE (IRE) 9 Oydunow
Michael Scudamore
2U11-11
MOSSEY JOE (IRE) 11 Barry Connell Enda Bolger
IRE
241-331
MOUNTAINOUS (IRE) 9 Walters Plant Hire & James & Jean Potter
Richard Lee
2-45031 MR
MOONSHINE (IRE) 10 Douglas Pryde, Jim Beaumont, David van der Hoeven Sue
Smith
1-2301P
NIGHT IN MILAN (IRE) 8 Richard Collins Keith Reveley
5-10661
ON HIS OWN (IRE) 10 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins
IRE
23-F3P4
ONE IN A MILAN (IRE) 9 Paul Langford Evan Williams
62P-0B2
ORPHEUS VALLEY (IRE) 11 No Horse Box Syndicate Tom Gibney IRE
0P/124-0
OUR FATHER (IRE) 8 The Ives & Johnson Families David
Pipe
22/0-P50
OUT NOW (IRE) 10 Dermot Cox/Nelius Hayes
Edward O'Grady IRE
1/P10//02-
PANDORAMA (IRE) 11 B Mellon/P
McBride/Michael D Muldoon Noel Meade
IRE
P0-FP13
PETE THE FEAT (IRE) 10 G J Larby & P J Smith Charlie Longsdon
35F201 PINEAU
DE RE (FR) 11 J A Provan
Dr Richard Newland
0/530P-1
PLANET OF SOUND 12 Charles Lloyd-Baker Philip Hobbs
12-3004
PRINCE DE BEAUCHENE (FR) 11 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie
Mullins IRE
00PU-20
QUANTITATIVEEASING (IRE) 9 J P McManus Nicky Henderson
113/04P-
QUEL ESPRIT (FR) 10 Jackie Mullins Willie
Mullins IRE
PP/4-P05
QUINZ (FR) 10 Andrew Cohen Philip Hobbs
6050F-0
QUISCOVER FONTAINE (FR) 10 J P McManus Enda Bolger IRE
145-F40
QUITO DE LA ROQUE (FR) 10 Gigginstown House Stud Colm Murphy
IRE
15211-P
RAZ DE MAREE (FR) 9 Dessie Hughes Dessie
Hughes IRE
P023-42
REAL MILAN (IRE) 9 Diana Whateley Donald McCain
001140 RENARD
(FR) 9 ROA Arkle Partnership Venetia Williams
P-56314
RINGA BAY 9 Malhi & Co. David
Bridgwater
1113-22
ROCKY CREEK (IRE) 8 The Johnson & Stewart Families Paul Nicholls
U20441 ROCKYABOYA
(IRE) 10 P W Mullins Willie Mullins IRE
1-F21P2
ROI DU MEE (FR) 9 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
03F-000
ROMANESCO (FR) 9 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
114P-01
ROSE OF THE MOON (IRE) 9 Middleham Park Racing XXXIII & Partners
David O'Meara
30-3626
RUBI LIGHT (FR) 9 Bill Hennessy
Robbie Hennessy IRE
3000-04
SAINT ARE (FR) 8 David Fox Tim Vaughan
612-00P
SAME DIFFERENCE (IRE) 8 Mrs R Vaughan
Nigel Twiston-Davies
13/230-6
SEABASS (IRE) 11 Gunners Syndicate Ted Walsh IRE
121300 SERGEANT
PINK (IRE) 8 Andrew Sayer Dianne Sayer
0/11220/-
SHAKALAKABOOMBOOM (IRE) 10 Liam Breslin Nicky Henderson
6-5U024
SIR DU BEARN (FR) 8 Mickey Bowen Peter Bowen
203-061
SIRE COLLONGES (FR) 8 Angela Tincknell & W Tincknell Paul Nicholls
F-04654
SOLIX (FR) 8 Paul Vogt Ian Williams
B/0010-5
SOLL 9 Derrick Mossop Jo Hughes
F11110 STANDING
OVATION (IRE) 7 The Bravo Partnership David Pipe
3313F6 STORM
SURVIVOR (IRE) 8 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill
2/5PU-01
SUNNYHILLBOY (IRE) 11 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill
14406-5
SWING BILL (FR) 13 Halewood International Ltd David Pipe
0-P000P
TARQUINIUS (FR) 11 Richard Gilbert Gordon Elliott IRE
606F0-1
TATENEN (FR) 10 The Stewart Family Richard Rowe
06203-0
TEAFORTHREE (IRE) 10 Conyers, O'Reilly, Roddis, Zeffman Rebecca Curtis
5/4/14PP-
THE PACKAGE 11 The Johnson Family David Pipe
4UP-261
THE RAINBOW HUNTER 10 May We Never Be Found Out Partnership Kim Bailey
2B6-P51
THERE'S NO PANIC (IRE) 9 The Stewart Family Paul Nicholls
121-153
TIDAL BAY (IRE) 13 Andrea & Graham Wylie Paul Nicholls
111221 TONER
D'OUDAIRIES (FR) 7 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
004-26P
TOUR DES CHAMPS (FR) 7 Raymond Mould
Nigel Twiston-Davies
62-5023
TRANQUIL SEA (IRE) 12 No Dramas Partnership 1 Warren Greatrex
301-131
TRIOLO D'ALENE (FR) 7 Mr & Mrs Sandy Orr Nicky Henderson
125010 TWIRLING
MAGNET (IRE) 8 Gay Smith Jonjo O'Neill
1-24003
UNDERTHEBOARDWALK (IRE) 8 Independent Syndicate Tony Martin IRE
66/3124/-
UP THE BEAT 9 Mrs A M Varmen/R J D Varmen Willie Mullins IRE
302-FU0
VESPER BELL (IRE) 8 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE
013444 VICTRIX
GALE (IRE) 8 Badgers Syndicate Tony Martin IRE
2P-1262
VINTAGE STAR (IRE) 8 Trevor Hemmings Sue Smith
22P52-U
WALKON (FR) 9 McNeill Family Alan King
P06-52P
WAYWARD PRINCE 10 John & Mrs Hilary Parrott Hilary Parrott
11P-03P
WELL REFRESHED 10 Patrick Wilmott Gary Moore
3-20116
WHITE STAR LINE (IRE) 10 Exors of the late Patsy Byrne Dessie Hughes IRE
000035 WHODOYOUTHINK
(IRE) 9 Redgap Partnership Oliver
McKiernan IRE
6-1FF11
WRONG TURN (IRE) 8 John Breslin Tony Martin IRE
103-00P
WYCK HILL (IRE) 10 J P McManus David Bridgwater
115
entries
38
Irish-trained
Breakdown
of entries by trainer with past successes in the Crabbie's Grand National
8
entries
Willie
Mullins IRE (2005 Hedgehunter)
Away We
Go
Boston
Bob
On His
Own
Prince
de Beauchene
Quel
Esprit
Rockyaboya
Up The
Beat
Vesper
Bell
7
entries
Paul
Nicholls (2012 Neptune Collonges)
Hawkes
Point
Kauto
Stone
Mon
Parrain
Rocky
Creek
Sire
Collonges
There's
No Panic
Tidal
Bay
Jonjo
O'Neill (2010 Don't Push It)
Alfie
Sherrin
Burton
Port
Lost
Glory
Merry
King
Storm
Survivor
Sunnyhillboy
Twirling
Magnet
6
entries
David
Pipe (2008 Comply Or Die)
Goulanes
Junior
Our
Father
Standing
Ovation
Swing
Bill
The
Package
5
entries
Nicky
Henderson
Hunt
Ball
Long
Run
Quantitativeeasing
Shakalakaboomboom
Triolo
d'Alene
Tony
Martin IRE
Bog
Warrior
Living
Next Door
Undertheboardwalk
Victrix
Gale
Wrong
Turn
4
entries
Gordon
Elliott IRE (2007 Silver Birch)
Roi du
Mee
Romanesco
Tarquinius
Toner
d'Oudairies
Philip
Hobbs
Balthazar
King
Chance
du Roy
Planet
of Sound
Quinz
3
entries
Alan
King
Godsmejudge
Midnight
Appeal
Walkon
Donald
McCain (2011 Ballabriggs)
Across
The Bay
Kruzhlinin
Real
Milan
Tim
Vaughan
Golan
Way
Massini's
Maguire
Saint
Are
2
entries
Enda
Bolger IRE
Mossey
Joe
Quiscover
Fontaine
Peter
Bowen
Gullible
Gordon
Sir Du
Bearn
David
Bridgwater
Ringa
Bay
Wyck
Hill
Rebecca
Curtis
Bob
Ford
Teaforthree
Tom
Gibney IRE
Lion Na
Bearnai
Orpheus
Valley
Dessie
Hughes IRE
Raz de
Maree
White
Star Line
Martin
Keighley
Any
Currency
Merlin's
Wish
Emma
Lavelle
Court
By Surprise
Highland
Lodge
Dr
Richard Newland
Mart
Lane
Pineau
de Re
Sue
Smith (2013 Auroras Encore)
Mr
Moonshine
Vintage
Star
Nigel
Twiston-Davies (1998 Earth Summit, 2002 Bindaree)
Same
Difference
Tour
des Champs
Ted
Walsh IRE (2000 Papillon)
Colbert
Station
Seabass
Venetia
Williams (2009 Mon Mome)
Katenko
Renard
1 entry
Kim
Bailey (1990 Mr Frisk)
The
Rainbow Hunter
Martin
Brassil IRE (2006 Numbersixvalverde)
Double
Seven
Henry
de Bromhead IRE
Buckers
Bridge
John
Butler
Minella
For Value
Liam
Cusack IRE
Last
Time d'Albain
Jim
Dreaper IRE
Goonyella
Johnny
Farrelly
Battle
Group
Warren
Greatrex
Tranquil
Sea
Robbie
Hennessy IRE
Rubi
Light
Jo
Hughes
Soll
Malcolm
Jefferson
Cape
Tribulation
John
Kiely IRE
Carlingford
Lough
Richard
Lee
Mountainous
Charlie
Longsdon
Pete
The Feat
Dot
Love IRE
Liberty
Counsel
Peter
Maher IRE
Big Shu
Oliver
McKiernan
Whodoyou
think
Noel
Meade IRE
Pandorama
Gary
Moore
Well
Refreshed
Arthur
Moore IRE
Home
Farm
Colm
Murphy IRE
Quito
de La Roque
Fergal
O'Brien
Alvarado
Edward
O'Grady IRE
Out Now
David
O'Meara
Rose of
The Moon
Hilary
Parrott
Wayward
Prince
Keith
Reveley
Night
In Milan
Richard
Rowe
Tatenen
Dianne
Sayer
Sergeant
Pink
Michael
Scudamore
Monbeg
Dude
Matt
Sheppard
Ikorodu
Road
Dan
Skelton
Baile
Anrai
Paul
Webber
Cantlow
Evan
Williams
One In
A Milan
Ian
Williams
Solix
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