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Charlie said he hated the ground and never really went a yard in it, but I thought he was always going to get there. Just when he got to the front he found it a bit hard work, but surprisingly I was quite confident. You wouldn't know he was in the yard. Any kid can ride him and when we started working him any kid did ride him because I thought that he wasn't very good and he doesn't do anything. I found the worst race in England, at Chepstow, for him to win. He fell out of the stalls and he won going away and I thought 'maybe you are a bit better than I think you are'. He just doesn't work well at home, he never has, so it's hard to know what you've got. Obviously he's never encountered soft ground, we haven't had any. I wouldn't say he loved it but he handled it. The sale has been very lucky and we found Tout Seul and Beaver Patrol and had a rake load of success out of it. It's a great sale for my sort of trainer. I buy my horses with Anthony Bromley, from Highflyer Bloodstock, and we've gotten better at him knowing what I like and me knowing what he buys. It's going really well. Eve Johnson Houghton, trainer

M.A. Enright, rider of Red Sky At Night trained by J.A.Stack, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount ducked violently left after one hundred yards

R.P. Whelan, rider of Freedom Falls trained by Jack W. Davison, reported to the Clerk of the Scales that his mount wandered a little under pressure

The Stewards enquired into an incident inside the final furlong involving Streets Of Gold, ridden by C. Bishop, and Dandy Alys, ridden by R. Hornby where it appeared that Streets Of Gold drifted into the path of Dandy Alys which checked. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. In his evidence, R. Hornby stated that Streets Of Gold quickened better but caused his own mount to switch when crossed and received interference. C. Bishop stated that his mount was lugging left towards his challenger but he kept his hands on the reins and thought that he was clear when allowing his mount drift to the rails racing to the finish. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Stewards found that C. Bishop was in breach of Rule 214 in that he had ridden carelessly, and having considered his record in this regard, the Stewards suspended him for two racedays.

For two years old only which had been sold or bought in under the hammer at the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale of 21st and 22nd September, 2021 and had been declared by Tattersalls (Ireland) Ltd. as eligible to be entered and run in accordance with the relevant Conditions of Sale. Horses which do not have a registered name and have not been Returned In Training with a Licensed Trainer by Wednesday 27th July, 2022 will be automatically struck out of this race. (Please note for un-named horses trained in Ireland which were foaled in Britain or Ireland an acceptable naming application should be made to HRI by Thursday, 21st July, 2022 and for all other un-named horses, naming forms should be submitted earlier as the naming process will take longer)
Weights - 9st 5lbs Fillies allowed 5lbs
Penalties - Winner of a race 2lb extra Of a Listed or a Group race 5lb extra