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Beverley14 Sep 2016

toteplacepot Six Places In Six Races Claiming Stakes

(Class 6)(2yo)5fGood To Firm

1st £2,587.602nd £7703rd £384.804th £192.40

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toteplacepot Six Places In Six Races Claiming Stakes, 5f - Good To Firm, Class 6 2yo

POS.(DRAW)	HORSE / SPTRAINER / JOCKEY	JOCKEYTRAINER	AGE	WGT	OR	TS	RPR	MR
1⁽⁵⁾	7.Newgate Sioux66/1 T:Tony CoyleJ:Barry McHugh	J:Barry McHughT:Tony Coyle	2	8-5	39	50	60	–
2⁽⁷⁾ 1¾	3.Local Artist(IRE)5/2 T:John QuinnJ:Jason Hart	J:Jason HartT:John Quinn	2	8-9	66	47	57	–
3⁽⁴⁾ 1¼[3]	1.Bismarck The Flyer(IRE)9/2 T:Ollie PearsJ:Jacob Butterfield³	J:Jacob Butterfield³T:Ollie Pears	2	8-12	66	48	59	–
4⁽¹⁾ ¾[3¾]	5.Flying Hope(IRE)18/1 T:Nigel TinklerJ:Tom Eaves	J:Tom EavesT:Nigel Tinkler	2	8-8t	49	38	49	–
5⁽²⁾ nk[4]	4.Whigwham10/11F T:Richard FaheyJ:Tony Hamilton	J:Tony HamiltonT:Richard Fahey	2	8-9	66	38	49	–
6⁽⁶⁾ ½[4½]	2.King Of Castilla16/1 T:Gay KellewayJ:Dougie Costello	J:Dougie CostelloT:Gay Kelleway	2	8-13tp	61	40	51	–
7⁽³⁾ 20[24½]	6.Penuche100/1 T:Derek ShawJ:Noel Garbutt³	J:Noel Garbutt³T:Derek Shaw	2	8-5	11	–	–	–

1⁽⁵⁾

7.Newgate Sioux

66/1

2yo8st 5lb39OR50TS60RPR–MR

2⁽⁷⁾

1¾

(IRE) 5/2

2yo8st 9lb66OR47TS57RPR–MR

3⁽⁴⁾

1¼ [3]

1.Bismarck The Flyer

(IRE) 9/2

2yo8st 12lb66OR48TS59RPR–MR

J:Jacob Butterfield

³

4⁽¹⁾

¾ [3¾]

(IRE) 18/1

2yo8st 8lbt49OR38TS49RPR–MR

T:Nigel Tinkler

5⁽²⁾

nk [4]

10/11F

2yo8st 9lb66OR38TS49RPR–MR

T:Richard Fahey

J:Tony Hamilton

6⁽⁶⁾

½ [4½]

2.King Of Castilla

16/1

2yo8st 13lbtp61OR40TS51RPR–MR

J:Dougie Costello

7⁽³⁾

20 [24½]

100/1

2yo8st 5lb11OR–TS–RPR–MR

³

7 ranOff time: 1:50:46Winning time: 1m 1.50s (slow by 1.50s)Total SP: 113%

1st owner: W P S Johnson (Newgate Sioux)1st breeder: W P S Johnson
2nd owner: Ontoawinner, Cathriona Stewart & Partner (Local Artist)
3rd owner: Ontoawinner & Bernard O'Gorman (Bismarck The Flyer)

Tote win: £38.70PL: £12.10£3.20Ex: £270.20CSF: £219.79Trifecta: £1,046.50

Newgate Sioux was claimed by J. M. Bradley for £4,000.