Full Result 5.10 Doncaster | 5 March 1994

'st Ninian' Open National Hunt Flat

(4-6yo) (2m140yds) 2m½f Good

1st £1,940 2nd £540 3rd £260

Pos. (Draw)	Horse / SP Trainer / Jockey	Jockey Trainer	Age	WGT	OR	TS	RPR	MR
1	0. Highly Reputable (IRE) 7/2F J Lower M C Pipe	J Lower M C Pipe	4	109	–	–	109	–
ch g Persian Heights - Reputation (Tower Walk)
Held up, improved to track leaders 6f out, led over 2f out, ridden out inside final furlong

2 3½	0. Go Ballistic 9/2 Robert Massey ⁷ D Nicholson	Robert Massey ⁷ D Nicholson	5	113	–	–	120	–
br g Celtic Cone - National Clover (National Trust I)
Always handy, every chance entering straight, led over 3f out, headed over 2f out, no extra inside final furlong

3 hd [3¾]	0. Mr Busker (IRE) 16/1 J P Durkan Simon Sherwood	J P Durkan Simon Sherwood	5	113	–	–	113	–
b g Orchestra - Kavali (Blakeney)
Settled on inside, outpaced and driven entering straight, stayed on well final furlong

4 ½ [4¼]	0. Capenwray (IRE) 20/1 B Storey Roger Fisher	B Storey Roger Fisher	5	1110	–	–	120	–
b g Supreme Leader - Godetia (Be Friendly)
Patiently ridden, steady headway on bit approaching straight, every chance 2f out, not quicken inside final furlong

5 4 [8¼]	0. Dissington Dene 8/1 P Midgley ⁵ J Norton	P Midgley ⁵ J Norton	5	1012	–	–	109	–
b g Denel (FR) - Greenpeace (Master Owen)
With leader, led halfway, headed over 3f out, no extra over 1f out

6 7 [15¼]	0. Valerios King (IRE) 5/1 Vince Slattery S Christian	Vince Slattery S Christian	5	113	–	–	102	–
b g Strong Gale (IRE) - Ariannrun (Deep Run)
Led, headed halfway, ridden approaching straight, beaten over 2f out

7 3 [18¼]	0. Lochnagrain (IRE) 10/1 Peter Niven Mrs M Reveley	Peter Niven Mrs M Reveley	6	113	–	–	99	–
bb g Strong Gale (IRE) - Mountain Sedge (GoldhillI)
Settled towards rear, effort approaching straight, kept on final furlong, nearest finish

8 2 [20¼]	0. Master Hope (IRE) 14/1 R Bevan D Nicholson	R Bevan D Nicholson	5	113	–	–	97	–
b g Strong Gale (IRE) - Bunkilla (Arctic Slave)
Tracked leaders, every chance approaching straight, ridden and not quicken 3f out

9 4 [24¼]	0. Mackabee (IRE) 9/1 N Doughty Mrs J Pitman	N Doughty Mrs J Pitman	5	113	–	–	93	–
bb g Supreme Leader - Donegal Queen (Quayside I)
Never far away, ridden approaching straight, beaten over 2f out

10 ¾ [25]	0. Stormy Petrel (IRE) 12/1 Mr P Macewan P T Walwyn	Mr P Macewan P T Walwyn	5	1012	–	–	87	–
br m Strong Gale (IRE) - Gorryelm (Arctic Slave)
Tracked leaders on inside until lost place entering straight

11 shd [25]	0. Ardent Love (IRE) 12/1 R Old Moore ⁷ Owen Brennan	R Old Moore ⁷ Owen Brennan	5	105	–	–	87	–
b m Ardross - Love Match I (USA) (Affiliate)
Towards rear, outpaced halfway, never on terms

12 8 [33]	0. Grey Smoke 20/1 J Driscoll ⁷ Michael Easterby	J Driscoll ⁷ Michael Easterby	4	102	–	–	76	–
gr g Alias Smith (USA) - Salira (Double Jump I)
Tracked leaders, ridden entering straight, gradually weakened

13 12 [45]	0. Van Der Grass 33/1 Tony Dobbin Maurice Barnes	Tony Dobbin Maurice Barnes	5	113	–	–	72	–
ch g Van Der Linden (FR) - Fanny Keyser (Majority Blue)
Mid-division, ridden along over 6f out, faded, tailed off

14 4 [49]	0. Spy Dessa 50/1 R Hodge T J Carr	R Hodge T J Carr	6	113	–	–	68	–
br g Uncle Pokey - Jeanne Du Barry (Dubassoff)
Behind, raced wide 1st bend, never a factor

15 8 [57]	0. Spontaneous Pride 14/1 Norman Williamson Kim Bailey	Norman Williamson Kim Bailey	6	113	–	–	60	–
b g Belfort (FR) - Seaknot (Perhapsburg)
Covered up in midfield, lost touch halfway, tailed off

16 8 [65]	0. High Mood 14/1 T Jenks ³ Tom George	T Jenks ³ Tom George	4	106	–	–	44	–
b g Jalmood (USA) - Copt Hall Princess (Crowned Prince)
Settled on outer, lost touch over 6f out, eased entering straight, tailed off

17 4 [69]	0. Skelton Lass (IRE) 20/1 C Woodall ⁷ J Parkes	C Woodall ⁷ J Parkes	5	105	–	–	43	–
ch m Lord Chancellor (USA) - Juleith (Guillaume Tell)
Broke loose before start, always struggling in rear, tailed off

18 dist [99]	0. Opera Talent (IRE) 20/1 Mark Dwyer J G Fitzgerald	Mark Dwyer J G Fitzgerald	5	113	–	–	–	–
ch g Orchestra - Gelliceaux (Record Token)
Sluggish start, behind, took closer order halfway, soon struggling, tailed off