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- February 10, 2012 at 17:59 #390640
I imagine a final decision will be made after he tackles ON THE FRINGE on Sunday, if I’m right they’ll get beaten by Enda’s horse on Sunday and head off to Aintree rather than take him on again in The Foxhunters.
February 10, 2012 at 18:04 #390641Do we know if Synchronised is an intended runner? Personally, I would have thought he’s ruined his chances by winning both the Welsh National and the Lexus, and the fact he’s being aimed at the Gold Cup makes it seem less feasible. However, if he were to run, at the weights it doesn’t seem beyond the realms of possibility that Ballabriggs should do the unthinkable………..
February 10, 2012 at 18:05 #390642‘but there’s no way I’m giving up on Vic Venturi yet. He ticks every single box.’
Apparently Vic Venturi is being aimed at the Fox Hunters at Aintree not the National
yes very true –
has the John Smith’s Fox Hunters’ Chase at Aintree in April as the gelding’s main objective
February 10, 2012 at 22:55 #390677If Synchronised runs, off his mark he could buck all National trends.
Not that Mon Mome was ever listening
February 11, 2012 at 18:31 #390856silver birch won a welsh national
and earth summit won welsh, scottsha nd english versonsvf
February 11, 2012 at 20:01 #390864Sorry, I really didn’t explain myself very well there. My point was, off his current mark of 169, its gives several others with high(ish) ratings a chance to get in on a low(ish) weight, thus potentially throwing all trends regarding official ratings and weights straight out the window.
February 12, 2012 at 01:08 #390892Synchronised is bound to be let in on a mark lower than his current BHA mark. Although whether a horse who’s already a Welsh National winner (proven stayer) will be as "well in" as previous top weights, remains to be seen.
Value Is EverythingFebruary 12, 2012 at 01:12 #390893Synchronised is bound to be let in on a mark lower than his current BHA mark. Although whether a horse who’s already a Welsh National winner (proven stayer) will be as "well in" as previous top weights, remains to be seen.
With a Lexus under his belt too? He’ll be giving plenty of weight to the rest Ginger.
February 12, 2012 at 14:15 #390946With a Lexus under his belt too? He’ll be giving plenty of weight to the rest Ginger.
If it is similar to previous years Boz, Synchronised won’t be giving as much weight away as you might think. Below shows what weights would be if all horses are given their BHA marks (168 being Synchronised’s BHA rating). And (red and in brackets) what the handicapper might do to the top weights. Possibly bringing Synchronised down by as much as 6 lbs to a mark of 162. Just 2 lbs more than Weird Al, Midnight Chase and Ballabriggs. Giving just around 4 lbs to Burton Port, Black Apalache, Calgary Bay and Planet Of Sound. It is just a guess, don’t blame me if it’s wrong.

GRAND NATIONAL 2012
13-P031 SYNCHRONISED 9 11-10 J P McManus / Jonjo O’Neill 168
1/10P-13 WEIRD AL 9 11-6 Brannon, Dennis, Dick, Holden / Donald McCain 164
115-F31 MIDNIGHT CHASE 10 11-5 Lady Clarke / Neil Mulholland 16311/1121- BALLABRIGGS 11 11-2 Trevor Hemmings / Donald McCain 160
11121/2- BURTON PORT 8 11-2 Trevor Hemmings / Nicky Henderson 160
51U/022/- BLACK APALACHI 13 11-1 Gerard Burke / Dessie Hughes IRE 1592F-0511 CALGARY BAY 9 11-1 Camilla Radford / Henrietta Knight 159
106-P42 NEPTUNE COLLONGES 11 11-1 John Hales / Paul Nicholls 159
F01/35-2 PLANET OF SOUND 10 11-1 Charles Lloyd-Baker / Philip Hobbs 159F-6041U ALFA BEAT 8 11-0 Irvin Naylor / John Hanlon IRE 158
Synchronised is bound to be well handicapped, but will the improvement in jumping he seemed to show in Ireland continue? Great chanceif
getting around. But that is an
IF
as big as The Chair itself.
Value Is EverythingFebruary 12, 2012 at 23:34 #391020I think you may have been mislead by my comments, Ginger. For me Synchronised doesn’t have a hope of winning the Grand National off his mark. I was merely claiming him being in it would give others much more of a chance.
February 12, 2012 at 23:45 #391024Did wonder if that was indeed what you meant Boz. Anyway, Synchronised won’t be running off his "official mark", he’ll be given a lower one. So can’t see it making much of a difference to any other horse. 2 or 3 lbs, that’s all.
Value Is EverythingFebruary 13, 2012 at 15:56 #391137Prince de beaucheine’s price has been contracting of late, especially today now best price 25’s. Anyone have any insight as to why?
February 14, 2012 at 00:12 #391225presumably Milbear, Ruby has said something to someone about who his National mount is likely to be, and the word’s got out. The Midnight Chase ran disappointingly the other day, although I am yet to dismiss his claims.
Another one to attract support today is Niche Market. Looks well handicapped on his best form if given his current 142 BHA mark. 7 lbs lower than last year and 4 lbs lower than when second in the Becher.
I’ve taken some of the 33/1 Niche Market this evening.
Value Is EverythingFebruary 14, 2012 at 11:43 #391284updated to alloted weights
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February 14, 2012 at 11:45 #391285syncronised alloted top weight 11stone 10lb followed by ballabriggs 11st 9lbs
update my entries list to all alloted weght announced today
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February 14, 2012 at 12:27 #391290Updated Weights:
1) 13-P031 SYNCHRONISED (IRE) 9-11-10 J P McManus Jonjo O’Neill
2) 11/1121- BALLABRIGGS (IRE) 11-11-09 Trevor Hemmings Donald McCain
3) 115-F31 MIDNIGHT CHASE 10-11-08 Lady Clarke Neil Mulholland
4) 1/10P-13 WEIRD AL (IRE) 9-11-08 Brannon, Dennis, Dick, Holden Donald McCain
5) 11121/2- BURTON PORT (IRE) 8-11-07 Trevor Hemmings Nicky Henderson
6) FF-B111 QUEL ESPRIT (FR) 8-11-07 Red Barn Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
7) 2F-0511 CALGARY BAY (IRE) 9-11-06 Camilla Radford Henrietta Knight
106-P42 NEPTUNE COLLONGES (FR) 11-11-06 John Hales Paul Nicholls9) F-6041U ALFA BEAT (IRE) 8-11-05 Irvin Naylor John Hanlon IRE
10) F01/35-2 PLANET OF SOUND 10-11-05 Charles Lloyd-Baker Philip Hobbs
11) 143111 BLAZING TEMPO (IRE) 8-11-04 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE
12) 1U30432 ROBERTO GOLDBACK (IRE) 10-11-04 Seamus Dunne Dessie Hughes IRE
13) 51U/022/- BLACK APALACHI (IRE) 13-11-03 Gerard Burke Dessie Hughes IRE
14) 6/3U34-1 DEEP PURPLE 11-11-03 Paul Green Evan Williams
15) 131/321- JUNIOR 9-11-02 Middleham Park Racing LI David Pipe
16) 112-021 QUANTITATIVEEASING (IRE) 7-11-02 J P McManus Nicky Henderson
17) 3631441 SCOTSIRISH (IRE) 11-11-02 Double R Stables Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
18) 04-5060 TARTAK (FR) 9-11-02 Power Panels Electrical Tim Vaughan
19) 2-FU111 APT APPROACH (IRE) 9-11-01 Greenstar Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
20) 6/1155-6 LITTLE JOSH (IRE) 10-11-01 Tony Bloom Nigel Twiston-Davies
21) 0F2224 PSYCHO (IRE) 11-11-00 Exors of the late C McClure Tony Martin IRE
22) 10-U303 CHICAGO GREY (IRE) 9-10-13 John Earls Gordon Elliott IRE
23) 3100-01 TATENEN (FR) 8-10-13 The Stewart Family Richard Rowe
24) 22-3011 ACCORDING TO PETE 11-10-12 Peter Nelson Malcolm Jefferson
25) F11/-111 SEABASS (IRE) 9-10-12 Gunners Syndicate Ted Walsh IRE
26) 000-112 SHAKALAKABOOMBOOM (IRE) 8-10-12 Liam Breslin Nicky Henderson
27) 11PB-P1 WEST END ROCKER (IRE) 10-10-12 Barry Winfield & Tim Leadbeater Alan King
28) 1P-1323 HECTOR’S CHOICE (FR) 8-10-11 James and Jean Potter Richard Lee
29) 235/3/1-P MASSINI’S MAGUIRE (IRE) 11-10-11 Alan Peterson David Pipe
30) 14P1-B1 ON HIS OWN (IRE) 8-10-11 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE
31) 2113-1P ALWAYS RIGHT (IRE) 10-10-10 John Wade John Wade
32) 3F2P/-13 CAPPA BLEU (IRE) 10-10-10 William & Angela Rucker Evan Williams
33) 5U-P20P CRESCENT ISLAND (IRE) 9-10-09 Sarah Bays Jill Scott Sarah MacEchern Nigel Twiston-Davies
34) PU-3450 RARE BOB (IRE) 10-10-09 D A Syndicate Dessie Hughes IRE
35) 63F/-52P MON MOME (FR) 12-10-08 Vida Bingham Venetia Williams
36) 12-133F ORGANISEDCONFUSION (IRE) 7-10-08 Grace Dunlop Arthur Moore IRE
37) 3/216-B43 THE MIDNIGHT CLUB (IRE) 11-10-08 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE
38) P/P-51423 TREACLE (IRE) 11-10-08 Bjorn Nielsen Tom Taaffe IRE
39) 0P2F-60 ARBOR SUPREME (IRE) 10-10-07 J P McManus Jonjo O’Neill
40) 3/5P-2304 COOLDINE (IRE) 10-10-07 Jackie Mullins Willie Mullins IRE
41) PP//1-11 HOLD ON JULIO (IRE) 9-10-07 Mr & Mrs F Bell, N Farrell, A Marsh Alan King
42) 2130-F2 PEARLYSTEPS 9-10-06 The Glazeley Partnership Henry Daly
43) U5351-5 PRINCE DE BEAUCHENE (FR) 9-10-06 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE
44) F505-02 NICHE MARKET (IRE) 11-10-05 Graham Regan Paul Nicholls
45) //U1/2B/1- ROULEZ COOL 9-10-05 Robert Waley-Cohen Robert Waley-Cohen
46) P0-5121 STEWARTS HOUSE (IRE) 10-10-05 Double Trouble Partnership Tim Vaughan
47) 03F-30P SUNNYHILLBOY (IRE) 9-10-05 J P McManus Jonjo O’Neill
48) 140310 UNCLE JUNIOR (IRE) 11-10-05 Mrs M McMahon Willie Mullins IRE
49) 4-U2634 FAIR ALONG (GER) 10-10-04 Alan Peterson Philip Hobbs
50) F-03034 KILLYGLEN (IRE) 10-10-04 David McCammon Stuart Crawford IRE
51) 2F-4010 QUISCOVER FONTAINE (FR) 8-10-04 J P McManus Willie Mullins IRE
52) 4-P1300 THARAWAAT (IRE) 7-10-04 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
53) 041-044 ALWAYS WAINING (IRE) 11-10-03 Mr & Mrs Peter Douglas Peter Bowen
54) 42F-63F BECAUSEICOULDNTSEE (IRE) 9-10-03 Noel Glynn Noel Glynn IRE
55) P-0P011 LE BEAU BAI (FR) 9-10-03 Glass Half Full Richard Lee
56) 144/P3/4- STATE OF PLAY 12-10-03 William & Angela Rucker Evan Williams
57) 2313P2 SWING BILL (FR) 11-10-03 David Johnson David Pipe
58) FP-2661 POSTMASTER 10-10-02 The Bill & Ben Partnership Tim Vaughan
59) 30/-003P SHAKERVILZ (FR) 9-10-02 Jackie Mullins Willie Mullins IRE
60) 312U5/5- THE PACKAGE 9-10-02 David Johnson David Pipe
61) 1P-6P60 WYMOTT (IRE) 8-10-02 Trevor Hemmings Donald McCain
62) P/5000-P BACKSTAGE (FR) 10-10-01 MPR & Capranny Syndicate Gordon Elliott IRE
63) 3/P22-12 GILES CROSS (IRE) 10-10-01 KCMS Partnership Victor Dartnall
64) PP-5U65 HELLO BUD (IRE) 14-10-00 Seamus Murphy Nigel Twiston-Davies
65) 431U0-P IN COMPLIANCE (IRE) 12-10-00 Dessie Hughes Dessie Hughes IRE
66) 21/10P-1 MIDNIGHT HAZE 10-10-00 Kim Bailey Racing Partnership Kim Bailey
67) 500423-F NORTHERN ALLIANCE (IRE) 11-10-00 Irish Rover Syndicate Tony Martin IRE
68) 0044B-20 VIC VENTURI (IRE) 12-10-00 Seamus Dunne Dessie Hughes IRE
69) 00-143P VIKING BLOND (FR) 7-10-00 Caroline Mould Nigel Twiston-Davies
70) R-120U3 QHILIMAR (FR) 8-9-13 Whites of Coventry & Stephen Dunn Charlie Longsdon
71) PP24U6 SOME TARGET (IRE) 8-9-10 Captain Conflict Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
72) 0-31504 NEPTUNE EQUESTER 9-9-09 Koo’s Racing Club Brian Ellison
73) 32-3P40 ANY CURRENCY (IRE) 9-9-08 Cash Is King Martin Keighley
74) 0-42026 OUR ISLAND (IRE) 7-9-07 David Fox Tim Vaughan
75) 11PPP0 SCHINDLER’S GOLD (IRE) 10-9-07 Dr Richard & Laura Newland Dr Richard Newland
76) 31P/-FP3 ABBEYBRANEY (IRE) 11-9-05 Sue Johnson George Bewley
77) 660-P42 SADDLERS STORM (IRE) 10-9-05 Billy Moffett, R T & J McLoughlin Tony Martin IRE
78) 05-34106 SMOKING ACES (IRE) 8-9-05 J P McManus Tom Taaffe IRE
79) 50-PP0F KING FONTAINE (IRE) 9-9-04 Trevor Hemmings Malcolm Jefferson
80) 6-12026 ANOTHER PALM (IRE) 7-9-03 M J M Racing Syndicate Noel Meade IRE
81) 12-20P3 BALLYVESEY (IRE) 7-9-02 Roddy Owen & Paul Fullagar Peter Bowen
82) 0P3-5U2 MINELLA THEATRE (IRE) 9-9-00 Middleham Park Racing XXIV & Dan Gilbert Lawney Hill
82 entries
31 Irish-trained
February 14, 2012 at 12:35 #391291Weights press release in full:
SYNCHRONISED HEADS JOHN SMITH’S GRAND NATIONAL FOLLOWED BY LAST YEAR’S WINNER BALLABRIGGS
Outstanding Grade One Lexus Chase winner Synchronised, owned by J P McManus and trained by Jonjo O’Neill, has been allotted top-weight of 11st 10lb for this year’s John Smith’s Grand National, which takes place over four and a half miles and 30 fences at Aintree on Saturday, April 14.
The weights were revealed today for Jump racing’s most famous event at the official John Smith’s Grand National Launch in London and the competitiveness of this year’s race is illustrated by the fact that 69 of the 82 entries (84 per cent) are in the handicap.
The John Smith’s Grand National, which has record prize money of £975,000 this year, is the only race of the year for which the weights are specially framed by the British Horseracing Authority’s Head of Handicapping, Phil Smith.
Ballabriggs, who carried 11st to victory in 2011 for owner Trevor Hemmings, trainer Donald McCain and jockey Jason Maguire, is second in the weights with 11st 9lb this year. Synchonised and Ballabriggs are the joint 16/1 second favourites with Betfred, the betting partner of the John Smith’s Grand National meeting.
Mon Mome, who sprang a 100/1 surprise in the 2009 John Smith’s Grand National, is the other past winner among the entries. He carried 11st when winning three years ago, 11st 7lb when falling at the 26th in 2010 and this year has been given 10st 8lb (40/1 Betfred).
Irish-trained raiders have a tremendous recent record in the John Smith’s Grand National, winning six of the last 13 runnings, and they have strength in numbers this year, accounting for 31 entries. An Irish-trained winner is priced at 11/4 by Betfred.
Ireland’s champion trainer Willie Mullins, successful in the 2005 John Smith’s Grand National with Hemmings’ first winner Hedgehunter, accounts for no less than 12 of those 31 and among his leading contenders are 20/1 chance Quel Esprit, who has a weight of 11st 7lb following his victory in the Grade One Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown on Sunday.
Stablemate On His Own (20/1), winner of the Thyestes Chase for owners Graham and Andrea Wylie, has 10st 11lb, while Blazing Tempo (40/1), the only mare entered, will have to overcome 11st 4lb after winning the Grade Two Normans Grove Chase at Fairyhouse on January 22. Apt Approach (25/1) has 11st 1lb on the back of his Grade Two Kinloch Brae Chase victory last month, while Scotsirish (11st 2lb & 50/1) and Prince De Beauchene (10st 6lb & 20/1) are two others of Mullins’ formidable dozen.
Many of the leading contenders in Betfred’s betting are set to carry 11 stone or above including Weird Al (11st 8lb & 33/1), the stable companion of Ballabriggs who captured the Grade Two Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby in October, and Midnight Chase (11st 8lb & 20/1), owned by Lady Clarke and trained by Neil Mulholland, who was successful in the Grade Two Argento Chase at Cheltenham last month.
The David Pipe-trained Junior, the 14/1 market leader with Betfred, failed to get in the field last year but has a certain place in 2012 with 11st 2lb.
The Henrietta Knight-trained Calgary Bay (25/1), winner of the Sky Bet Chase at Doncaster last month, has been given 11st 6lb, while the runner-up that day, Shakalakaboomboom (25/1), has 10st 12lb as he bids to give trainer Nicky Henderson a first victory in the John Smith’s Grand National. Henderson also has the lightly-raced Burton Port (11st 7lb & 25/1), another owned by Hemmings, and Quantitativeeasing (11st 2lb & 33/1) for McManus.
The rapidly-improving Hold On Julio (25/1), who has won both his starts for trainer Alan King, has been given 10st 7lb, while his stablemate West End Rocker (20/1), winner of the Betfred Becher Chase over the Grand National fences at Aintree on December 3, has a weight of 10st 12lb.
High-class hunter-chaser Roulez Cool (25/1), owned, trained and bred by Robert Waley-Cohen and ridden by his son Sam, who finished second on Oscar Time last year, has been allotted 10st 5lb.
Evan Williams has strong representation with his three entries, led by State Of Play (10st 3lb & 33/1) who has run in the John Smith’s Grand National for the last three years and finished fourth, third and fourth. His owners, Angela and William Rucker, also have the fancied Cappa Bleu (10st 10lb & 25/1), while the Welsh trainer’s third possible representative is Deep Purple (11st 3lb & 25/1).
Julian Thick, Managing Director at Aintree Racecourse, commented: "It is tremendous to see 69 of the 82 entries in the handicap and the 2012 renewal of the John Smith’s Grand National promises to be a race full of quality on Saturday, April 14, with a higher percentage of horses rated over 135 than ever before."
The two scratchings deadlines for the 2012 John Smith’s Grand National are on February 28 and March 20, with the five-day confirmation stage on April 9.
The final declaration stage is at 10am on April 12 when there can be a maximum field of 40 runners, with the provision for up to four reserves.
THE 2012 JOHN SMITH’S GRAND NATIONAL
Class 1, Grade 3, £975,000 total prize fund. 4.15pm, Aintree, Saturday, April 14, 2012, four miles and four furlongs. For seven-year-olds and upwards who, up to and including March 20, 2012, 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 12, 2012. Horses who 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 12 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 12, 2012. At the handicapper’s discretion, such horses may be allocated a rating. The decision of the BHA Head of Handicapping shall be final. The British Horseracing Authority has modified Rule (F)42.2.1 for the purposes of this race, such that racecourse performances up to and including Sunday, February 12, may be taken into account. A novice horse shall only be qualified to run in this race if it has run a minimum of three times in chases in Great Britain, Ireland or France in accordance with Rule (F)42.5. Highest weight 11st 10lb – no penalties after publication of the weights. Entries closed January 31, entries revealed February 1 (82 entries), weights revealed February 14, first scratchings deadline February 28, second scratchings deadline March 20. Five-day confirmation stage April 9, final declaration stage 10.00am, April 12. Maximum field size of 40, plus four reserves. Form figures supplied by Weatherbys and are correct up to and including the racing of Monday, February 13.Form Horse Age/Wgt Owner Trainer
1) 13-P031 SYNCHRONISED (IRE) 9-11-10 J P McManus Jonjo O’Neill
2) 11/1121- BALLABRIGGS (IRE) 11-11-09 Trevor Hemmings Donald McCain
3) 115-F31 MIDNIGHT CHASE 10-11-08 Lady Clarke Neil Mulholland
4) 1/10P-13 WEIRD AL (IRE) 9-11-08 Brannon, Dennis, Dick, Holden Donald McCain
5) 11121/2- BURTON PORT (IRE) 8-11-07 Trevor Hemmings Nicky Henderson
6) FF-B111 QUEL ESPRIT (FR) 8-11-07 Red Barn Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
7) 2F-0511 CALGARY BAY (IRE) 9-11-06 Camilla Radford Henrietta Knight
106-P42 NEPTUNE COLLONGES (FR) 11-11-06 John Hales Paul Nicholls
9) F-6041U ALFA BEAT (IRE) 8-11-05 Irvin Naylor John Hanlon IRE
10) F01/35-2 PLANET OF SOUND 10-11-05 Charles Lloyd-Baker Philip Hobbs11) 143111 BLAZING TEMPO (IRE) 8-11-04 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE
12) 1U30432 ROBERTO GOLDBACK (IRE) 10-11-04 Seamus Dunne Dessie Hughes IRE
13) 51U/022/- BLACK APALACHI (IRE) 13-11-03 Gerard Burke Dessie Hughes IRE
14) 6/3U34-1 DEEP PURPLE 11-11-03 Paul Green Evan Williams
15) 131/321- JUNIOR 9-11-02 Middleham Park Racing LI David Pipe
16) 112-021 QUANTITATIVEEASING (IRE) 7-11-02 J P McManus Nicky Henderson
17) 3631441 SCOTSIRISH (IRE) 11-11-02 Double R Stables Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
18) 04-5060 TARTAK (FR) 9-11-02 Power Panels Electrical Tim Vaughan
19) 2-FU111 APT APPROACH (IRE) 9-11-01 Greenstar Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
20) 6/1155-6 LITTLE JOSH (IRE) 10-11-01 Tony Bloom Nigel Twiston-Davies21) 0F2224 PSYCHO (IRE) 11-11-00 Exors of the late C McClure Tony Martin IRE
22) 10-U303 CHICAGO GREY (IRE) 9-10-13 John Earls Gordon Elliott IRE
23) 3100-01 TATENEN (FR) 8-10-13 The Stewart Family Richard Rowe
24) 22-3011 ACCORDING TO PETE 11-10-12 Peter Nelson Malcolm Jefferson
25) F11/-111 SEABASS (IRE) 9-10-12 Gunners Syndicate Ted Walsh IRE
26) 000-112 SHAKALAKABOOMBOOM (IRE) 8-10-12 Liam Breslin Nicky Henderson
27) 11PB-P1 WEST END ROCKER (IRE) 10-10-12 Barry Winfield & Tim Leadbeater Alan King
28) 1P-1323 HECTOR’S CHOICE (FR) 8-10-11 James and Jean Potter Richard Lee
29) 235/3/1-P MASSINI’S MAGUIRE (IRE) 11-10-11 Alan Peterson David Pipe
30) 14P1-B1 ON HIS OWN (IRE) 8-10-11 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE31) 2113-1P ALWAYS RIGHT (IRE) 10-10-10 John Wade John Wade
32) 3F2P/-13 CAPPA BLEU (IRE) 10-10-10 William & Angela Rucker Evan Williams
33) 5U-P20P CRESCENT ISLAND (IRE) 9-10-09 Sarah Bays Jill Scott Sarah MacEchern Nigel Twiston-Davies
34) PU-3450 RARE BOB (IRE) 10-10-09 D A Syndicate Dessie Hughes IRE
35) 63F/-52P MON MOME (FR) 12-10-08 Vida Bingham Venetia Williams
36) 12-133F ORGANISEDCONFUSION (IRE) 7-10-08 Grace Dunlop Arthur Moore IRE
37) 3/216-B43 THE MIDNIGHT CLUB (IRE) 11-10-08 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE
38) P/P-51423 TREACLE (IRE) 11-10-08 Bjorn Nielsen Tom Taaffe IRE
39) 0P2F-60 ARBOR SUPREME (IRE) 10-10-07 J P McManus Jonjo O’Neill
40) 3/5P-2304 COOLDINE (IRE) 10-10-07 Jackie Mullins Willie Mullins IRE
41) PP//1-11 HOLD ON JULIO (IRE) 9-10-07 Mr & Mrs F Bell, N Farrell, A Marsh Alan King
42) 2130-F2 PEARLYSTEPS 9-10-06 The Glazeley Partnership Henry Daly
43) U5351-5 PRINCE DE BEAUCHENE (FR) 9-10-06 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE
44) F505-02 NICHE MARKET (IRE) 11-10-05 Graham Regan Paul Nicholls
45) //U1/2B/1- ROULEZ COOL 9-10-05 Robert Waley-Cohen Robert Waley-Cohen
46) P0-5121 STEWARTS HOUSE (IRE) 10-10-05 Double Trouble Partnership Tim Vaughan
47) 03F-30P SUNNYHILLBOY (IRE) 9-10-05 J P McManus Jonjo O’Neill
48) 140310 UNCLE JUNIOR (IRE) 11-10-05 Mrs M McMahon Willie Mullins IRE
49) 4-U2634 FAIR ALONG (GER) 10-10-04 Alan Peterson Philip Hobbs
50) F-03034 KILLYGLEN (IRE) 10-10-04 David McCammon Stuart Crawford IRE51) 2F-4010 QUISCOVER FONTAINE (FR) 8-10-04 J P McManus Willie Mullins IRE
52) 4-P1300 THARAWAAT (IRE) 7-10-04 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
53) 041-044 ALWAYS WAINING (IRE) 11-10-03 Mr & Mrs Peter Douglas Peter Bowen
54) 42F-63F BECAUSEICOULDNTSEE (IRE) 9-10-03 Noel Glynn Noel Glynn IRE
55) P-0P011 LE BEAU BAI (FR) 9-10-03 Glass Half Full Richard Lee
56) 144/P3/4- STATE OF PLAY 12-10-03 William & Angela Rucker Evan Williams
57) 2313P2 SWING BILL (FR) 11-10-03 David Johnson David Pipe
58) FP-2661 POSTMASTER 10-10-02 The Bill & Ben Partnership Tim Vaughan
59) 30/-003P SHAKERVILZ (FR) 9-10-02 Jackie Mullins Willie Mullins IRE
60) 312U5/5- THE PACKAGE 9-10-02 David Johnson David Pipe61) 1P-6P60 WYMOTT (IRE) 8-10-02 Trevor Hemmings Donald McCain
62) P/5000-P BACKSTAGE (FR) 10-10-01 MPR & Capranny Syndicate Gordon Elliott IRE
63) 3/P22-12 GILES CROSS (IRE) 10-10-01 KCMS Partnership Victor Dartnall
64) PP-5U65 HELLO BUD (IRE) 14-10-00 Seamus Murphy Nigel Twiston-Davies
65) 431U0-P IN COMPLIANCE (IRE) 12-10-00 Dessie Hughes Dessie Hughes IRE
66) 21/10P-1 MIDNIGHT HAZE 10-10-00 Kim Bailey Racing Partnership Kim Bailey
67) 500423-F NORTHERN ALLIANCE (IRE) 11-10-00 Irish Rover Syndicate Tony Martin IRE
68) 0044B-20 VIC VENTURI (IRE) 12-10-00 Seamus Dunne Dessie Hughes IRE
69) 00-143P VIKING BLOND (FR) 7-10-00 Caroline Mould Nigel Twiston-Davies
70) R-120U3 QHILIMAR (FR) 8-9-13 Whites of Coventry & Stephen Dunn Charlie Longsdon71) PP24U6 SOME TARGET (IRE) 8-9-10 Captain Conflict Syndicate Willie Mullins IRE
72) 0-31504 NEPTUNE EQUESTER 9-9-09 Koo’s Racing Club Brian Ellison
73) 32-3P40 ANY CURRENCY (IRE) 9-9-08 Cash Is King Martin Keighley
74) 0-42026 OUR ISLAND (IRE) 7-9-07 David Fox Tim Vaughan
75) 11PPP0 SCHINDLER’S GOLD (IRE) 10-9-07 Dr Richard & Laura Newland Dr Richard Newland
76) 31P/-FP3 ABBEYBRANEY (IRE) 11-9-05 Sue Johnson George Bewley
77) 660-P42 SADDLERS STORM (IRE) 10-9-05 Billy Moffett, R T & J McLoughlin Tony Martin IRE
78) 05-34106 SMOKING ACES (IRE) 8-9-05 J P McManus Tom Taaffe IRE
79) 50-PP0F KING FONTAINE (IRE) 9-9-04 Trevor Hemmings Malcolm Jefferson
80) 6-12026 ANOTHER PALM (IRE) 7-9-03 M J M Racing Syndicate Noel Meade IRE81) 12-20P3 BALLYVESEY (IRE) 7-9-02 Roddy Owen & Paul Fullagar Peter Bowen
82) 0P3-5U2 MINELLA THEATRE (IRE) 9-9-00 Middleham Park Racing XXIV & Dan Gilbert Lawney Hill82 entries
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