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Category Archives: 2014-15 Season
Lakeside location for best of British point-to-pointing
Britain’s 2014/15 point-to-point season is to be celebrated in style at a stunning new venue and with a record-breaking champion to honour.
The Four Pillars Hotel, a lakeside location within Cotswold Water Park in Gloucestershire, is to be the stage for the National Awards Dinner and Dance, which takes place on Saturday, November 14, during Cheltenham’s Open Meeting. The effervescent ‘At The Races’ presenter Luke Harvey, is to host the glittering event.
Heading a star cast of champions and winners from the past season will be Will Biddick, who smashed the British record for victories in one season, taking the previous best of 56 to a new high of 68 wins.
Cornishman Biddick has won the Fuller’s Brewery Leading men’s title for the past four years, while Gina Andrews, will step up to receive the women’s championship for the second time after a four-year gap – her sister, Bridget, now a conditional jockey, was the previous season’s champion.
16 year old, Harry Cobden, now a conditional jockey with champion jumps trainer, Paul Nicholls will receive the Fuller’s Brewery male novice riders’ prize, while Lara Mahon, takes the Fullers Brewery female novices’ award.
Cobden will also receive a share of the Connolly’s RED MILLS champion point-to-pointer award, which goes jointly to his horse Cock of The Rock and to Rosie’s Peacock, owned, trained and bred by David Llewellyn. Both horses won seven times last season. Jack Barber and Rachael Green – who has since become Mrs Anthony Honeyball – will share the Connolly’s-sponsored trainer’s title, while Nick Wright, who is chairman of the Point-to-Point Racing Company, gains the champion owner award.
Other prizes on the night include the Jockey Club Leading Novice Mare award, for which the £500 prize this year goes to Audrey Goodwin the owner of Miss Gotaway. Mickey Bowen, Ciaran Gethings and Claire Hart respectively pick up the Point-to-Point Racing Company-sponsored champion hunter chase trainer and rider honours.
Tickets costing £80 a head are available from the Point-to-Point Authority, so book your seat and be part of a celebration of Britain’s point-to-point champions and a great party.
Further information from the Point-to-Point Authority: 01793 781990
info@p2pa.co.uk
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Devon and Cornwall pony racing awards night at Exeter Racecourse
Devon and Cornwall pony racers enjoyed a great awards night and end of season meal at Exeter Racecourse.
The annual event, held jointly with Wessex area, saw riders, friends and parents enjoy a video compilation of the season, a quiz – with a ‘deal or no deal’ style finale, a talk from jockey Bryony Frost, a pony race graduate herself, and a meal before the season’s awards were presented.
Tamby Welch had an exceptional season and picked up the points championship titles in both the 138cm and 148cm categories, with his ponies Churchill and Vadlawalkover.
The points series has just been sponsored by Exeter Racecourse and the first three riders home in each section won a hoodie with the racecourse logo ‘supporting the jockeys of the future’. Perpetual challenge Cups for the runner up and third were sponsored by Julian Greatrex, whose son is NH trainer Warren Greatrex and whose grandchildren are jockeys and pony race graduates.
Chad Bament was second in the 138 cm with Tyler Heard third. In the 148cm James Armstrong was second with Tommy Eyston third.
Tamby was presented with the Synderborough Farm Rising Stars Trophy sponsored by Stewart and Monique Pike, and the Allerton Organics Shield. The best eight scores of the season count for the points series and Churchill won eight out of nine runs.
The Alan Walter Horse transport trophy for the person who has got the most out of the season went to James Armstrong.
A pair of bespoke racing boots sponsored by Philip Wood of Classic Boots, Yorkshire, were presented to Walter Fisher-Barnett for working hard all season.
Pony race steward Angela Heath presented a microchipped NH Pro-Cush whip to this year’s graduate Thomasina Eyston.
Many thanks to Richard Prince, George Welch and Paul Nicholls for organising and sponsoring the awards night.
Wessex Area pony race organiser Ann Watts was honoured by the Wessex Area Point to Point Secretaries Association whose representative Fiona Walker presented her with an award for being the person who had contributed most to the success of the point to points this season.
Devon & Cornwall point-to-point area award 2015 and final standings
POINTS COUNT IN DEVON & CORNWALL AREA FIXTURES ONLY FOR HORSES QUALIFIED WITH DEVON & CORNWALL AREA PACKS. SEE P49 OF PLANNER FOR FULL QUALIFICATIONS
4 POINTS WIN; 2 POINTS 2ND; 1 POINT 3RD.
Leading male rider: Peter Pearn Memorial Cup
MEN’S TITLE |
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| Darren Edwards | 123 points |
| Will Biddick | 112 points |
| Jamie Thomas | 85 points |
| Robbie Henderson | 64 points |
| Matt Hampton | 55 points |
| John Mathias | 46 points |
| Tom Chanin | 45 points |
| David Noonan | 43 points |
| Sean Houlihan | 33 points |
| Jake Bament | 24 points |
Leading lady rider: JG Kellock Memorial Cup
LADIES’TITLE |
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| Leanda Tickle | 67 points |
| Jo Buck | 47 points |
| Hannah Welch | 39 points |
| Vicky Wade | 35 points |
| Bryony Frost | 34 points |
| Pippa Glanville | 20 points |
| Heidi Lewis | 20 points |
| Jennifer Davenport | 16 points |
| Oliva Hutchins | 13 points |
Leading male novice rider:
NOVICE MEN’S TITLE (5 winners or less at start of season) |
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| David Noonan | 43 points |
| Sean Houlihan | 33 points |
| Harry Cobden | 21 points |
| Jake Bament | 24 points |
| Ryan Chapman | 14 points |
| Hedley Webb | 11 points |
| Joe Drinkwater | 8 points |
| Paul Thomas | 6 points |
Leading lady novice rider:
NOVICE LADIES’ TITLE (5 winners or less at start of season) |
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| Hannah Welch | 39 points |
| Pippa Glanville | 20 points |
| Heidi Lewis | 20 points |
| Jennifer Davenport | 16 points |
| Olivia Hutchings | 13 points |
| Emma Watson | 8 points |
| Charlotte Prichard | 8 points |
| Lucy Mager | 7 points |
| Taylor Pook | 7 points |
| Harriet Skinner | 4 points |
Leading owner: GK Probert Perpetual Challenge Cup :
The Bradley Partnership (Miss Nicola Martin) 55 points
Owner/rider most points on one horse: Silver Ransome Perpetual Challenge Cup:
Jennifer Davenport – Mic’s Delight – 16 points
Leading veteran rider: Orchard Perpetual Challenge Cup;
VETERAN TITLE |
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| Alex Muirhead | 3 points |
| Kim Courtauld | 1 point |
Leading horse: Axminster Carpets Perpetual Challenge Cup
Dicky Bob – Miss Verity Nicholls – 20 points
Leading novice horse: Little Vanity Perpetual Challenge Cup:
Dicky Bob –Miss Verity Nicholls- 20 points
Leading mare ; Cornish Princess Perpetrual Challenge Cup;
Whenharrymetsally – Mrs Hannah Broggio – 15 points
Leading veteran horse – Anjubi Perpetual Challenge Trophy:
Bellflower Boy – Ben Robarts – 12 points
Owner/breeder: Seal Marine Perpetual Challenge Trophy
Ziggerson Hill –Miss Jackie Du Plessis – 9 points
Leading owner/rider/trainer: HJ Widdicombe Memorial Perpetual Challenge Trophy:
Jennifer Davenport – Mic’s Delight – 16 points
Rider gaining most points at single meeting: Prideaux Horse Perpetual ChallengeTrophy:
Will Biddick – 5 winners and a third = 21 points Dulverton West
Devon & Cornwall Bookmakers Perpetual Challenge Trophy – Rider longest official SP;
Mervyn Woodward – Highland Thistle 66-1 at Dulverton West
Western Morning News Trophy 2015 – best individual performance
Ryan Chapman:
Ryan and his family are the essence of a pointing family having supported the sport locally for generations. Ryan himself rode as a 16-year-old but had a long break to further his career as a farrier. He shed 5 stones in order to continue riding in point-to-points in the last couple of years.
Riding pointers prepared by the family, and with only a handful of rides, he rode his first winner at Wadebridge in January, and rode a double on Easter Monday at his local Trebudannon track.
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IJF Lunch – Make Sure You Have Your Ticket
The fund raising lunch, on July 19, for jockey Ed Barratt, who suffered life changing injuries in a fall at Upcott Cross has been sponsored to such an extent that virtually all of the £40 ticket price will go directly to aid his recovery.
But it’s no good planning to go without booking, and paying for, your tickets now! It’s barely more than the cost of one entry fee and everyone, whatever their connection to point to pointing – owners, trainers, spectators, jockeys, organisers, bookies etc- can play their part in making this a terrific fund raising event. Please get your friends together for the lunch, which takes place at Trebudannon racecourse in Cornwall – easily reached via the A30.
Organiser Tink Gaskell has been working flat out to get the event off the ground. She said:” We have had a terrific response with sponsorship and donations already but in order for this to go ahead, I need confirmed bookings and ticket sales as it’s a big undertaking.”
The ticket price includes Pimms, gin and tonic or beer, canapés, sirloin steak with Cornish new potatoes and salad, strawberries and cream, chocolate fudge cake, meringues and a cheeseboard. As well as the food there will be entertainment in the form of a speaker, and a great auction which includes holidays, hunting days, tickets and lunch at Cheltenham, tickets to Badminton, Olympia, stable visits and many more exclusive items.
The Devon and Cornwall area invite all their friends from neighbouring areas to come and join in what will be a fun event for a brilliant cause. Ed Barratt has been part of the point to point scene for many years. It is a dangerous sport, and all the jockeys run risks for our entertainment. Ed supported the Devon and Cornwall area for many years, now it’s your chance to support him.
Please contact Tink Gaskell to purchase tickets and to make donations for the silent auction.
Tel: 07968002593
Email: tinkerscatering@gmail.com
Or write to Tink at:
Pope House, Blisland, Cornwall, PL30 4LA
GRANVILLE’S BETTING GOSSIP: Torrington Farmers Point-to-Point, Chapleton Barton, near Umberleigh, Saturday June 13 2015
Well that is that then. We try to stretch the season out with nearly 30 meetings from November to June in Devon & Cornwall, but high summer has its way eventually.
The good thing about Umberleigh is that you can’t see where your cash went astray. Punters (and onlookers) have to circle round and round the top of the hill to get a fleeting glimpse of the horses (a bit like wagon trains circling to defend themselves in the old cowboy films).
The three-runner opener (Confined) provided a bit of a shock, although I thought that the winner Lucys Girl looked the pick of the paddock. No, I didn’t avail myself of the 12’s and 10’s available. Just Seven (7-4 to 6-4) led until falling at the 8th and looked to have gifted the race to the odds-on favourite Robin Will (1-2 to 4-7). Robin Will became Robin Won’t as they climbed the steep hill after three out and Lucys Girl swept past under Jake Bament to win by 30 lengths.
Everything seemed to be going well for 8-13 favourite Rosies Peacock after the Welsh star went on after half way. He still led at the final ditch but by the time they had gone behind the hedge he had swopped places with Findlay’s Find. That game winner of over 20 races was not going to relinquish his lead and he battled on well to repeat last year’s success as Threapwood (5’s to 9-2) mounted a late challenge.
Florence Mary (5-2 to 7-4) got favourite backers back on track in the Ladies’ Open. The mare looked to be struggling in fourth place jumping the fences along the valley as Skating Home (11-2 out to 7’s) quickened clear. Once again the stiff climb behind the hedge sorted them out and Florence emerged out in front. Lucy Mager is a decent novice rider and she kept her mount (who relishes fast ground) going to hold the challenges of Bay to Go (easy to back at 5’s) and Tiger D’Oust (7-2)
The well backed Part and Parcel (5-4 / 6-4) unseated Alex Edwards at half way in the Intermediate which seemed to leave the door open
for marginal favourite Sedgemoor Top Bid (11-8). This time the tongue tied Kawana Cove (4-1) was the one relishing the ground and took command at the second last to deny the favourite under a fine ride from Heidi Lewis. Horses for courses again.
The concluding Open Maiden sent the bookies home laughing when the Cheshire challenger Come On Louis stayed on strongly under Ollie Greenall to score unfancied at 12-1 ( 100 to 8 when I was at school). His previous form was uninspiring to say the least, but he was galvanised by Greenall, who was having his last ride before retirement, to collar Kilcolman Wizard after the latter had been 25 lengths clear at one stage.
The secretary Gillian Underhill said the The Injured Jockeys Fund bucket collection at the meeting made £1499.54 cash, plus a £1000 gift cheque
RESULTS
Results of the Torrington Farmers meeting
VIDEO
Westcountry Videos filmed the meeting, order on 01884 840403 or through the website later in the week at www.westcountryvideos.co.uk
PHOTOGRAPHERS
The following professional and amatuer photographers were at the meeting: Tim Holt, Western Morning News (Athwenna Irons), Go Pointing, Baths Photographic (Marcus Bath), Brian Armstrong, Big Green Annual (John Beasley), David Simpson (AGA) and Roger Peaple P2P and Ponies
Upcoming Events
- Saturday 27th June 2015, Devon & Cornwall area end of season awards dinner & dance, The New Continental Hotel, Plymouth.
- Sunday 19th July 2015, ED BARRETT IJF CHARITY LUNCH, Trebudannon Racecourse
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Report: Torrington Farmers Point-to-Point, Chapleton Barton, near Umberleigh, Saturday June 13 2015
WRITTEN BY GRANVILLE TAYLOR
THE British point-to-point season drew to a close at Umberleigh last Saturday against the background of the traditional end of season party atmosphere. The Torrington Farmers’ meeting ended the six and a half months Devon & Cornwall area campaign stretching back to last November’s opener at Black Forest Lodge.
The prolific Welsh pointer Findlay’s Find has been a great servant to Paul and Myfanwy Miles and showed his liking for the track by repeating last year’s Men’s Open win under David Mansell. The sturdy nine-year-old was scoring for only the second time this season, but his illustrious career CV now shows 22 pointing wins plus a hunter chase.
“We nearly didn’t come after it rained on Friday because he needs fast ground and the firmer the better for him. Dave kept him to the outside for better ground and he really appreciates a test of stamina,” said Paul Miles. Jockey David Mansell is of course vastly experienced but has had a lean year by his standards. “This is my first pointing winner since Barbury Castle last December so I have doubled my score,” joked the rider.
The South Pembrokeshire qualified Rosies Peacock (John Mathias), bidding for his eighth success of the season, started favourite and was prominent until weakening up the final climb to finish last of the four runners. It was left to the Cheshire trained Threapwood (Oliver Greenall) to chase home the winner, with the only West country representative Bathwick Scanno a creditable third…
Florence Mary is another fast ground specialist and found conditions to her liking when taking the Ladies’ Open. The ten-year-old looked in trouble down the back straight but was sent past leader Skating Home after the final ditch to score readily in the colours of Jeff Fear, who described his mare as, “a late season horse.”
The winner was a third pointing success for 17-year-old jockey Lucy Mager, a recruit from pony racing, who has just completed her first year of A levels at King’s Wessex. Florence Mary’s Wedmore based trainer Emma Mellor, due to give birth in two months time, has done well to rejuvenate her charge “She has always been a monkey and was not a great eater. I have changed her diet and her therapist and she lives a bit like a mountain goat. She checks the cows and sometimes goes to the beach at Burnham,” smiled the trainer.
The Confined field was reduced to two when Just Seven crashed out after a circuit, leaving odds-on favourite Robin Will well clear. 10-1 outsider Lucys Girl looked a forlorn hope until the favourite’s stride shortened dramatically after the last ditch, allowing Lucys Girl and young rider Jake Bament to sweep past. The winner, bought cheaply at Ascot sales last July, is owned and trained by Dan Farr just two miles from the course at Atherington.
Carry On Nando finished alone in the Restricted to give Irish born jockey Sean Houlihan his fifth career winner. His mount was well clear when sole opponent Gouranga Society unseated Paul Sheard at the final fence. Owned by Jenny Luscombe and Richard Candy and trained by Gordon Chambers, the winner was also sourced from Ascot sales last July. “He needs top of the ground and would make a super schoolmaster. We gave Sean (Houlihan) his first winner in March,” reported the trainer.
Heidi Lewis is another pony racing recruit and steered Kawana Cove home in the Intermediate. Nine-year-old Kawana Cove is jointly owned by the rider and her father David, and is trained by her mother Maria. The gelding had undergone a lean spell this season after taking the Restricted on this card last June. “He doesn’t like it soft and hates tacky ground,” commented the 18-year-old jockey who works for Kayley and Richard Woollacott and was partnering her fourth career winner.
After finishing runner up on his only other mount of the day, Oliver Greenall celebrated his retirement from the saddle by winning the final race of the season on 12-1 outsider Come On Louis, a horse he also trains near Malpas, Cheshire. The rider has happy memories of Umberleigh having set the then record total of 56 winners in a season with a double there in 2008 (since equalled by his brother Tom in 2009 and recently considerably upped by Will Biddick this year). Sitting in the changing tent afterwards with some relief showing, 28-year-old Oliver with over 200 career winners to his name explained, “This horse is owned by my box driver Andrew Ralphs who couldn’t be here today. My brother Jake bought him as a four-year-old and he has had all sorts of problems. This is the first season we have had a clear run with him. My plan is to concentrate on training pointers next season and to take out a full trainers licence after that.
RESULTS
Results of the Tiverton Staghounds meeting
VIDEO
Westcountry Videos filmed the meeting, order on 01884 840403 or through the website later in the week at www.westcountryvideos.co.uk
PHOTOGRAPHERS
The following professional and amatuer photographers were at the meeting: Tim Holt, Western Morning News (Athwenna Irons), Go Pointing, Baths Photographic (Marcus Bath), Brian Armstrong, Big Green Annual (John Beasley), David Simpson (AGA) and Roger Peaple P2P and Ponies
Upcoming Events
- Saturday 27th June 2015, Devon & Cornwall area end of season awards dinner & dance, The New Continental Hotel, Plymouth.
- Sunday 19th July 2015, ED BARRETT IJF CHARITY LUNCH, Trebudannon Racecourse
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RESULTS: TORRINGTON FARMERS POINT-TO-POINT AND DEVON & CORNWALL PONY RACING FINALS – CHAPLETON BARTON, UMBERLEIGH – 13th JUNE 2015
Point-To-Point Races
Going: Good; Good to Firm & Soft in places
Confined; (Devonshire Motors of Barnstaple)
1 Lucys Girl (Jake Bament) 10-1 Chased leader 8th til led after three out, soon clear
2 Robin Will (Jamie Thomas) 4-7 fav left in lead 8th, wknd quickly & headed after three out, no chance from next
3 ran; only two finished; 30l
Owner; Dan Farr; Trainer; Dan Farr
Restricted (Tim Forster Memorial sponsored by Kivells)
1 Carry On Nando (Sean Houlihan) 8-13 fav made most , drew away three out, left alone last
2 ran; Finished Alone
Owner; Mrs J Luscombe & R Candy; Trainer; Gordon Chambers
Men’s Open (Davisons)
1 Findlay’s Find (David Mansell) 5-2 disputed lead 11th til went clear after three out, stayed on strongly
2 Threapwood (Oliver Greenall) 9-2 held up in touch, good hdwy after three out, kept on but not reach winner
3 Bathwick Scanno (Rob Hawker) 5-1 led til 10th, outpaced four out, rallied to 3rd flat
4 ran; 4l; 10l; 6m 42s
Owner; Paul Miles; Trainer; Myfanwy Miles
Ladies’ Open (E J Snell & Sons Ltd)
1 Florence Mary (Lucy Mager) 7-4 fav in touch, prog to lead three out, stayed on well
2 Bay To Go (Hannah Watson) 5-1 chased leaders, went 2nd five out, one pace from two out
3 Tiger D’Oust (Vicky Wade) 7-2 midfield, took 3rd apprg last, not reach leaders
7 ran; 2l; 4l; 6m 41s
Owner; Jeff Fear; Trainer; Emma Mellor
Intermediate (Claire Howarth, The Barum Stud)
1 Kawana Cove (Heidi Lewis) 4-1 disputed lead 11th , led after three out, drew clear next
2 Sedgemoor Top Bid (Jamie Thomas) 11-8 disputed lead 11th til three out, gradually faded
3 Delta Borget (Vicky Wade) 11-2 chased leaders til no extra after three out
4 ran; 8l; 7l; 6m 38s
Owner; David & Heidi Lewis; Trainer; Maria Lewis
Open Maiden (Smallridge Bros Ltd)
1 Come On Louis (Oliver Greenall) 10-1 chased clear leader, lost place four out, rallied two out, ran on well
2 Kilcolman Wizard (Darren Edwards) 4-1 soon well clear, weakened quickly two out
3 Derniere Dance (David Noonan) 13-2 tacked leaders, every chance three out, one pace
10 ran; 4l; 4l; 6m 39s
Owner; Andrew Ralphs; Trainer; Oliver Greenall
Pony Racing
Point to Point Pony Racing CONFIRMED RESULTS FOR THE TORRINGTON FARMERS AT UMBERLEIGH ON SATURDAY, 13TH JUNE 2015:
138cm & Under
1. CHURCHILL – Tamby Welch
2. THE JOBS NOT STRAIGHT – Tyler Heard
3. HONKY TONK GIRL – Brad Kent
4. MOCKING BIRD – Alfie Godfrey
5. GINGER WIZARD – Chad Bament
6. BECCA WALK O’ THE WILD SIDE – Molly Landau
7. HELSINGTON VANETTA – Lewis McDonald
8. MAGIC – Honor Weatherlake
9. PARKHILL PLAYBOY – Joshua Brown
10. MENEDH JUMPING JACK FLASH – Otis Morgan
148cms & under
1. HAWKSFIELD FLYER – Fergus Gillard
2. CALYPSO – Ben Godfrey
3. BARBOZA – Isabel Hunt
3. GOODNIGHT – Bruce Young
5. SHOTGUN MINNIE – Tyler Heard
6. SPRINGS – Thomasina Eyston
NR DONT TELL DAI – Connor Brace
NR IGO ZUMINOV – James Armstrong
Upcoming Events
- Saturday 27th June 2015, Devon & Cornwall area end of season awards dinner & dance, The New Continental Hotel, Plymouth.
- Sunday 19th July 2015, ED BARRETT IJF CHARITY LUNCH, Trebudannon Racecourse
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GRANVILLE’S BETTING GOSSIP – TIVERTON STAGHOUNDS POINT-TO-POINT, BRATTON DOWN, 7th JUNE 2015
Bookmaker David Phillips has kindly supplied this week's notes:-
A glorious sunny afternoon at The Tiverton Staghounds meeting at Bratton Down in the heart of Exmoor. The opening race, the Members, was an exciting contest where Whenharrymetsally prevailed in a tight finish with Le Clo de la Londe. Well ridden by Liam Drowne, she was backed at 2/1 with Le Clo de la Londe around 11/10.
In the first maiden anyone who backs Will Biddick horses were rewarded when the Nikki Frost trained Stop the Press won very easily having been backed at 8/1.
The second division of the maiden was memorable because it was Alice Mills’ last ride in a point to point before she turns professional. She won with a well timed run on Askers Lad at a very generous 3/1.
The intermediate was won very easily by the Alan Hill trained and Joe Hill ridden Broken Eagle at around 5/1. The heavily backed favourite The Flying Doc had it all to do when falling. He had been backed from 6/4 into evens.
In the Men’s open the betting was mainly divided between the prolific winner Cock of the Rock and the Barber / Biddick duo with Queens Bay. The nine year old mare Queens Bay prevailed at 2/1 after a good battle with the veteran Barneys Mate.
There was an upset in the Ladies’ Open when the 13 year old Ned White having his last race won easily at 5/1.The disappointing favourite It was Me was turned over at 2/5.
In the restricted the easy to back Golanzine passed the post first only to be disqualified for going the wrong side of a marker.The race was awarded to Craigbienn ridden by the champion ladies rider Gina Andrews, a well backed 4/1 shot.
RESULTS
Results of the Tiverton Staghounds meeting
VIDEO
Westcountry Videos filmed the meeting, order on 01884 840403 or through the website later in the week at www.westcountryvideos.co.uk
PHOTOGRAPHERS
The following photographers were at the meeting: Tim Holt, Baths Photographic (Marcus Bath), Roger Peaple and Big Green Annual (John Beasley)
NEXT FIXTURES
Saturday, 13th June 2015, Torrington Farmers Point-To-Point, Chapleton Barton, Umberleigh – the season finale and Devon & Cornwall area pony racing finals.
Saturday 27th June 2015, Devon & Cornwall area end of season awards dinner & dance, The New Continental Hotel, Plymouth.
Sunday 19th July 2015, ED BARRETT IJF CHARITY LUNCH, Trebudannon Racecourse
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