Bentley more rewarding than Heaven for Queally; WOLVERHAMPTON YESTERDAY'S ACTION.Byline: by Will O'Hanlon TOM QUEALLY, who won the Listed feature at Pontefract on Sunday, had mixed fortunes here, taking the 7f handicap on Bentley but getting no run in the straight when beaten on Heaven in the 5f handicap. Bentley, who has recently joined James Given from Derek Shaw Derek Shaw is Chairman of Preston North End Football Club (2001-Present), and formerly Deputy Chairman (1997-2001). Shaw, a lifelong Preston North End fan, originally became involved in the club through shirt sponsorship in the early 1990s. , struck on his second run for the Willoughton trainer when landing the 7f handicap with something in hand. The 7-2 shot was never far off the pace and kept on under pressure in the straight to see off the free-running All You Need. "He ran a good second on his debut for James at Lingfield," said Given's representative Chris Dalton. "That was also over seven furlongs, and it would seem as if a step up from sprinting has helped the horse, although I think he still has the speed to be effective at six." Queally's chance of completing the double rested on Heaven, and with any sort of run in the straight, the 3-1 jointfavourite would have obliged. But the Peter Makin-trained filly filly young female horse up to first breeding or 4 years, then a maiden mare. Called filly foal up to weaning, then weanling filly to 1 year, then yearling filly to 2 years. was stuck behind Shatter shat·ter v. shat·tered, shat·ter·ing, shat·ters v.tr. 1. To cause to break or burst suddenly into pieces, as with a violent blow. 2. a. Resistant and Jalons Bridewell Bridewell (brīd`wəl), area in London, England, between Fleet St. and the Thames River. The Bridewell house of correction, demolished in 1863, was on the site of a palace built under Henry VIII and given by Edward VI to the City of London in all the way from the turn until 100 yards from the line, and by the time she saw daylight 20-1 shot Stoneacre Pat had swept by on the outside. The winner, trained by Peter Grayson and ridden by Paddy Mathers, bounced back to form after a six-week break, having shown signs of being over the top when last raced in May. Sally Randell, who has had 20 rides in point-to-points and one over regulation fences, gained her first success with her first ride on the Flat when making all on Dandygrey Russett for trainer Dai Williams in the 1m4f amateur riders' seller. "I was pretty nervous beforehand, but I really enjoyed it," said Randell. "I'd ridden the horse at home and she's been working well, but she can be keen and I was very pleased when she settled for me." Dandygrey Russett was a rare Flat winner for Williams. The mare came to him after being bought out of a Uttoxeter selling hurdle by Paul Rich. "She's got very arthritic joints," said the Monmouth trainer, who retained his winner without a bid. Marco Botti Raphael Jose Botti (born February 23, 1981) simply known as Botti, is a Brazilian professional footballer. He plays as a midfilder for Vissel Kobe. Botti is a hard-working and talented player who may not get on the scoresheet too often – just 14 times in his five years has his team in fine form and kept up his winning run when Bertbrand took the 6f claimer under Neil Callan, but this one will not be adding to Botti's tally in coming weeks as he was claimed by David Flood. Predict, trained by Sir Mark Prescott and ridden by Jean-Pierre Guillambert, made it third time lucky after a couple of second placings when taking the 6f juvenile maiden, while Hadden Frost's mount Themwerethedays won the 1m maiden for trainer Sylvester Kirk. Star performance Bentley won the 7f handicap in the style of a horse who can score again soon Quote of the day "I heard the whips cracking behind me, so I said 'go' to her, and she went" - Sally Randell on Dandygrey Russett, who repelled allcomers in the amateur riders' seller One to watch Highland Storm, very green to halfway, finished well on his debut to snatch snatch removal of a newborn animal from the dam before it has an opportunity to suck. The objective is to rear it independently and free of colostrum-borne infection or of colostral antibodies. third in the race won by Predict CAPTION(S): Marco Botti: in winning form |
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