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experts
anger
as food and drink firms
face no penalty on sugar

In association with
In association with
In association with
By Giles Sheldrick
Temperatures in Centigrade
Todays
summary:
Todays
summary:
JustSunny
a fewspells
showers
North West: Dry and bright with hazy
East Anglia: A dry and fine day with
sunshine and variable cloud. Gentle
lengthy periods of hazy sun. Moderate
easterly winds. Warm. High 23C (73F).
Northern Ireland: Generally cloudy with a
London/South East: A mainly cloudy day
few light showers possible. Gentle southbut dry with a few sunny periods. Gentle
easterly winds. High 20C (68F).
south-westerly winds. High 24C (75F).
Wales: Sunny intervals but also a few
South: Early drizzle will clear to leave a
showers, mainly light. Rain will edge in
mainly dry and bright day. Gentle southtowards evening. High 24C (75F).
westerly winds. High 24C (75F).
Midlands: Bright and dry with patchy
South West: Mostly cloudy with the risk
cloud and sunny spells. Gentle southof isolated showers later. Gentle westerly
winds. Humid. High 21C (70F).
Channel Isles: Dry and fine with spells of
North East/Yorks: Mist or fog patches at
rather hazy sunshine. Gentle westerly
first. Then dry with sunny periods. Gentle
winds. Warm. High 22C (72F).
south-easterly winds. High 24C (75F).
Sea: North Sea: Slight. Irish Sea: Slight.
Scotland: Mist or fog initially. A few
Channel: Moderate.
showers possible on coastal fringes with
some sunny periods. High 22C (72F).
UK OUTLOOK TOMORROW: Dry for a time in the east but heavy rain in the south-west
will track north-eastwards. Sunny spells will follow the rain but also heavy showers.
SIX-DAY FORECAST Temperatures in Centigrade

FRI
SAT
SUN MON TUE
London
Belfast
Birmingham
Cardiff
Glasgow
Manchester
Newcastle
Norwich
Plymouth
Aberdeen
Aberporth
Alnwick
Belfast
Birmingham
Bmouth
Bristol
Cardiff
Durham
Edinburgh
10.6
4.6
10.5
2.1
10.4
12.9
9.4
9.1
7.7
10.6
15
14
13
14
14
14
13
14
14
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.02
0.00
0.00
22
18
20
19
18
19
18
22
19
12
14
9
15
9
15
12
12
10
9
18
20
17
19
25
24
26
22
20
22
Britain
Extremes:
14
13
14
14
13
13
12
14
14
21
17
19
18
18
18
18
22
18
15
14
14
16
14
13
12
13
16
22
18
20
19
17
18
18
20
19
14
12
12
13
12
11
11
13
14
23
18
21
19
18
20
18
22
19
14
11
12
13
11
10
10
13
13
Sunny
Fair
Cloudy
Sunny
Thunder
Sunny
Sunny
Showers
Fair
23
17
21
20
18
19
17
23
20
Britain yesterday
Moon, sun and tides

MOON rises: 8.15pm, sets: 5.48am
SUN rises London: 5.51am, sets: 8.16pm
Manchester rises: 5.54am, sets: 8.30pm
11.7
3.7
10.7
6.3
7.1
12.4
11.7
9.4
12.0
10.8
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
11
7
10
8
10
13
8
11
13
9
23
20
22
22
22
26
23
26
22
18
Last Quarter
25 August
HIGH TIDE
London Bge
Liverpool
Greenock
Dover
Lighting-up times
Belfast
Birmingham
Bristol
8.47pm-6.07am
8.25pm-5.57am
8.25pm-6.02am
Glasgow
London
Manchester
Newcastle
24C/75F
22C/72F
19C/66F
26C/79F
25C/77F
27C/81F
34C/93F
26C/79F
27C/81F
Amsterdam
Brussels
Dublin
Frankfurt
Geneva
Lisbon
Madrid
Paris
Rome
8.45pm-5.56am
8.16pm-5.53am
8.30pm-5.56am
8.31pm-5.49am
Tomorrow
Fair
Drizzle
Rain
Fair
Fair
Cloudy
Sunny
Rain
Sunny
25C/77F
25C/77F
17C/63F
26C/79F
27C/81F
26C/79F
34C/93F
24C/75F
28C/82F
Around the world yesterday

Amsterdam .
Athens . . . . .
Barcelona. . .
Berlin . . . . . .
Budapest . . .
Cairo. . . . . . .
Cape Town. .
Casablanca .
Corfu . . . . . .
Dublin . . . . . .
Dubrovnik. . .
Faro . . . . . . .
Florence . . . .
Gibraltar . . . .
Guernsey . . .
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Rain
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Sunny
22
33
28
20
18
31
21
26
29
17
24
27
29
28
22
72
91
82
68
64
88
70
79
84
63
75
81
84
82
72
Hong Kong. .
Istanbul. . . . .
Jersey. . . . . .
Larnaca . . . .
Las Palmas .
Los Angeles.
Luxor . . . . . .
Malaga . . . . .
Mallorca . . . .
Malta . . . . . .
Melbourne . .
Miami . . . . . .
Moscow . . . .
Nairobi . . . . .
New Delhi. . .
Rain
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Fair
Fair
29
29
24
32
27
23
35
33
29
28
14
32
19
21
31
84
84
75
90
81
73
95
91
84
82
57
90
66
70
88
New York . . .
Nice . . . . . . .
Nicosia . . . . .
Perth. . . . . . .
Prague . . . . .
Singapore. . .
Stockholm . .
Sydney . . . . .
Tel Aviv. . . . .
Tenerife . . . .
Toronto . . . . .
Tunis. . . . . . .
Venice . . . . .
Vienna . . . . .
Warsaw . . . .
Thndr
Fair
Sunny
Shwrs
Fair
Shwrs
Cloudy
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Thndr
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Fair
32
24
35
15
18
32
14
22
31
28
26
33
27
21
20
90
75
95
59
64
90
57
72
88
82
79
91
81
70
68
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(2.29am), (2.53pm)
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(12.59am), (1.12pm)
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Europe forecast
Today
14
11
12
13
11
11
10
13
13
Glasgow
Hull
Ipswich
Leeds
Lincoln
London
Manchester
Oxford
Shampton
St Andrews
Warmest: Kinlochewe 26C (79F)

Coldest: Redesdale 4C (39F)
Wettest: Thomastown 0.09in.
(24 hours
to 2pm yesterday) Sunniest: Kinloss 14.1hr.
Amsterdam
Brussels
Dublin
Frankfurt
Geneva
Lisbon
Madrid
Paris
Rome
WED
22
17
21
20
17
19
18
24
19
MAKERS of foods and drinks popular

with children are to face no obligation
to slash the amount of sugar in their
products.
The Government was accused of
abandoning children after it emerged
last night that while producers will be
Temperatures
asked to reduce the content they will
in Centigrade
face no punishment if they fail to do so. Temperatures in Centigrade
Health chiefs will urge them to cut
sugar by
20 persummary:
cent, starting
with
fivescattered showers
Todays
Bright
with
Todays forecast:
per cent in the first year.
East Coast: It is going to be mainly dry
North West Coast: It is going to be
Spain,
Portugal
and
the Balearic and Canary Islands
But
the
centrepiece
of
the
longbut cloudy with the slim chance of a
mostly cloudy with the risk of a few
awaited
Childhood
Obesity
shower in the afternoon. A light and
showers, mainly
in the afternoon.
A light Strategy,
38C (100F). A dry and fine day acros
Cloudy with some drizzle for a time in
unveiled
today
after
of delays,
variable wind. High 20C (68F).
south-easterly
wind. High
18Cmonths
(64F).
Portugal with strong sunshine. Hot bu
the far north of Spain. Largely dry,
isSouth
not mandatory.
West Coast: After a bright start, it
North Central Ireland: A showery start. It
cooler near the coast. High 31C (88F
sunny and hot for most other areas
Nor
doesdrythe
plan cloudy
include
on remain mostly cloudy with a few
will
be largely
but mainly
with aa ban
will then
Breezy but dry and sunny in the
but a few showers will develop in the
chance
of a shower.advertising.
A gentle southlight showers later. A light south-easterly
TV
or in-store
Canaries. High 28C (82F).
far north-east in the afternoon. High
easterly
wind. High 19C (66F).
Tam breeze.
Fry, High
of 18C
the(64F).
National Obesity
Forum,
said:
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own Ireland:
Northern
Some
sunny
intervals
South Central
Ireland:
expected to
High-sugar drinks are a threat to children, a third
of whom
arefine
overweight
Largely
and hot or obese
Outlook:
senior
but also a few showers, mainly in the
be mostly health
cloudy with advisers
the odd isolatedhave called
afternoon. A two
gentle and
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time. Drizzlerisk
towards
evening. amorning
obesity
requiring
crisis andbetween
And
back
in
Britain
today
easterly breeze.
High 20C (68F).
A light easterly wind.
High 19C (66F).
management
response.
obese.
tain the equivalent of five
teaspoons of
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Fizzy drinks are the single
biggest
withday
almost
London/South
East: Asugar,
mainly cloudy
North:half
A dry containing
day with spells ofat
hazy
Warmest: Ballywatticock 20C (68F)
Outlook
tomorrow:
Ireland
but dryawith
a few sunny
periods.aGentle
sunshine
andrecommended
variable cloud. Gentle
from
what
is needed. There must be
TV
source
of
sugar,
with
more
than
childs
least
childs
daily
Coldest: Helens Bay 12C (54F)
Extremes:
south-westerly
winds. High
24C (75F).intakesouth-easterly
winds. High 24C (75F).
and
advertising
A
recommended
daily
intake
in
a
single
m
aximum
of
0.7oz.
It will supermarket
be wet and windy with
rain clearing bans.
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(24 hours
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perthecent
sugar
trends
almost
cent
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in the morning,inBehind
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with
patchy continue,
Scotland:
Mist or40
fogper
initially.
A few
near
what
is required.
Campaigner Clara Vaissecloud
said:
adults
in the UK
will possible
be obese
by 2025
and Kids
sunny spells.ofGentle
southshowers
on coastal
fringes with
rain, some
sunny
spells but also scattered
Last Quarter
winds. Warm. High
24C (75F).
some
sunny periods. High 22C (72F).
The Government
wants soft drinks,
are being pummelled witheasterly
a constant
about
20 million
people.
showers,
some heavy and thundery.
25 August
sweets, cereal and yogurt producers to
stream of advertisementsWales:
for Sunny
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The
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the
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will edgefrom
in
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showers,sugar
mainly intax,
the
SIX-DAY
FORECAST
Temperatures
in Centigrade
smaller or using
alternatives.
It hopes
bed.
This is simply not good
enough.
levy which will
be imposed
on High
drinks
towards
evening. High the
24C (75F).
afternoon.
Brisk winds.
20C (68F).
sugar content
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in theMON They
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WED Coca-Cola as nor- such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Red Bull
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Temperatures in Centigrade
SIX-DAY FORECAST
IN BRITAIN
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London
15
22
14
21
15
22
14
23
14 22
14 2
Glasggow
14 18
13 18
14 17
12 18
11 17
11 18
Belfast
14 18
13 17
14 18
12 18
11 17
11 1
Manchester
14 19
13 18
13 18
11 20
10 19
11 19
Birmingham
13 20
14 19
14 20
12 21
12 21
12 2
Newcastle
13 18
12 18
12 18
11 18
10 18
10 17
Cardiff
14 19
14 18
16 19
13 19
13 20
13 2
Norwich
14 22
14 22
13 20
13 22
13 24
13 23
Glasgow
14 18
13 18
14 17
12 18
11 17
11 1
Plymouth
14 19
14 18
16 19
14 19
13 19
13 20
Manchester
14 19
13 18
13 18
11 20
10 19
11 1
Newcastle
13 18
12 18
12 18
11 18
10 18
10 1
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MOON rises: 8.43pm, sets: 6.09am
Norwich
14 22
14 22
13 20
13 22
13 24
13 2
Aberdeen 10.6 0.00 12 18 Glasgow
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Aberporth 4.6 0.00 14 20 Hull
3.7 0.00 7 20 Manchester rises: 5.54am, sets: 8.30pm
Plymouth
14 19
14 18
16 19
14 19
13 19
13 2
10.7
6.3
7.1
12.4
11.7
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10
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11
13
9
22 HIGH TIDE
22
22 Waterford
26 Limerick
23 Galway
26 Cobh
22 Dublin
18 Belfast
(7.02am), (7.23pm)
(7.29am), (7.47pm)
(5.54am), (6.05pm)
(6.09am), (6.30pm)
(-), (12.24pm)
(11.48am), (11.57pm)
to ayesterday
gathering Moon,
of her
own
sun and
tides
Britain
Aberdeen
Aberporth
Alnwick
Belfast
Birmingham
Bmouth
Bristol
Cardiff
Durham
Edinburgh
10.6
4.6
10.5
2.1
10.4
12.9
9.4
9.1
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Today Corbyn, Mr Smith
Tomorrow
Europe forecast
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Drizzle
25C/77F
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Cloudy
19C/66F
Dublin
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17C/63F
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8.31pm-5.49
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26C/79F
if Geneva
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27C/81F
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Tomorrow
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34C/93F
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24C/75F
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leader
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28C/82F
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Now the Queen

is tipped to cap
perfect year for
golden couple
Pictures: BRYN LENNON/GETTY
Golden couple... Laura Trott and Jason Kenny show off their Rio 2016 gold medal haul yesterday
medallist amy, 16, hoping for more success in her gcseS

TEAM GBs youngest star, who
won a gymnastics medal on her
Olympic debut, is now hoping
for more success in her GCSEs.
Amy Tinkler, 16, was the first
British woman to win an Olympic
medal in the floor event when
she took bronze on Tuesday.
She is also the youngest
British Olympic medallist since
swimmer Sarah Hardcastle at the
Los Angeles Games in 1984.
Yet just six weeks ago Amy,
of Bishop Auckland in County
Durham, was sitting her exams.
She said: I get the results
when I get home on Thursday
so Ive got that to look forward to.

And regarding her medal success
she added: I love competing.
My coaches said I had nothing to
lose so just go out and enjoy it.
Amy had a break from training
to focus on her school work in
the run-up to the Games.
South Durham Gymnastics
Club coach Nicola Preston said:
The pressure is unbelievable.
Shes training 30 hours a
week and in 90 seconds has to
give the performance of her life.
You have to have that mental
strength and she does.
Shes a lion.
Amy Tinkler took bronze
BRITAINS golden Olympic couple

could soon be known as Sir Jason
Kenny and Dame Laura Trott.
The cycling superstars, who became
Britains greatest Olympians on
Tuesday night, are odds on to cap their
astonishing year by being recognised
in the New Year Honours list.
Insiders claim Jason and Laura are
heading the field in a list of Olympic
heroes being drawn up to receive
awards following Team GBs stunning
success at Rio 2016.
The couple are favourites with bookmakers to land the gongs, with Ladbrokes Jessica Bridge saying: Its a
case of when and not if itll be Dame
Laura and Sir Jason.
In an incredible 90 minutes of drama
on Tuesday, Laura scooped
her fourth gold medal
more than any other
British woman in history before Jason
went on to win his
sixth Olympic gold
in the velodrome.
It meant the
couple now have
10 Olympic gold
medals between
them, an achievement they sealed
with a kiss in
front of more than
11 million delighted
TV viewers.
The late night thriller
provided the BBC with its
biggest TV audience of the
Olympics so far.
Laura shed tears of joy as Jason, 28,
blitzed the field in the keirin final to
equal Sir Chris Hoys record of six
golds with his third in Rio.
Earlier Laura, 24, destroyed her
rivals in the omnium to grab her
second gold of the Rio Games.
The couple are now set to tie the
knot next month.
Yesterday, Laura said of the prospect of being honoured by the Queen:
It seems mad to me.
Obviously things like that come
with medals I get that.
But I just feel like that eight-yearold who started cycling because she
By David Pilditch
absolutely loved it. Jason added: We
never thought in a million years wed
get anywhere near it here and then
weve turned up and done the business
again which is just incredible.
Laura leapt to her sisters defence
yesterday after her sibling was targeted by internet trolls who branded
her bitter and jealous.
Emma Trott, 26, was blasted for a
lack of enthusiasm at her sisters
success after appearing on ITVs Good
Morning Britain.
She said she was not able to watch
Laura race because she was working
and also appeared to complain about
the amount of time she was
spending talking about her
sisters Olympic glory.
But Laura hit back:
Reading some nasty
messages
re
my
sister. Bitter? Jealous? If only you
people knew.
She is one of
my biggest supporters. She was
my idol growing
up. Yes, she was
working while I
raced. Im sure a lot
of people who care
about me were. I love
my sister to the moon.
Meanwhile, the wife of
Olympic gold medallist and
commentator Chris Boardman has
defended her husband after claims he
made a sexist comment during the TV
cycling coverage.
As Jason and Laura embraced,
Boardman said: Shes doing the emotion for both of them really. Hes looking at her going whats for tea?
Twitter users attacked the commentator for his casual sexism, but wife
Sally tweeted: As his wife, I can tell
you he never asks me to make tea.
Just to make it clear, Chris is a
feminist. We are all on the same side.
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GOLDEN COUPLE: PAGE 19
Hockey girls win a shot at final glory
Alex Danson, left, celebrates her goal with team-mates

***
TEAM GBs womens hockey team

guaranteed themselves an Olympic
medal by getting through to the final
last night.
The side, who took bronze at London
2012, won their semi-final, beating
New Zealand 3-0 thanks to two goals
from Alex Danson and one by Helen
Richardson-Walsh in Rio.
They will face the Netherlands in the
final tomorrow where they will hope to
become the first British womens hockey
team to win a gold medal.
Meanwhile, Mo Farah survived
another scare to keep his bid for a fourth
Olympic title on track as he reached the
final of the 5,000metres in Rio.
Four days after recovering from a fall
By David Pilditch
to retain his 10,000m crown, the 33-yearold narrowly avoided crashing to the
ground again, this time on the final lap.
But he did enough to qualify, coming
home in third place with the top five
guaranteed qualification.
Disaster nearly struck 200 metres from
the finish when Farah was clipped from
behind by Hassan Mead. The American
went down, but the Briton stayed on his
feet, despite stumbling, and eased
across the line in 13mins 25.25secs.
In the 10,000m he had fallen after an
accidental trip from training partner
Galen Rupp, but had time to recover
and still take gold. Ive got such a long
stride, so I find it hard, getting tangled

up with someone, said Farah. But I
managed to stay on my feet.
Farah is bidding to become only the
second man, after Flying Finn Lasse
Viren, to complete the long-distance
double at two Games.
Farahs team-mate Andy Butchart
also booked his final place, coming
home in fifth, but Tom Farrell went out
after finishing 20th.
And Hannah Mills and Saskia Clarks
sailing Olympic gold was on hold last
night after light winds postponed the
womens 470 medal race.
The British duo, who will take gold
merely by completing the final without
disqualification, will now compete today.
Obsessed pairs game of

By Chris Riches
and Jan Disley
Sadie Hartleys brother Graham Cook and daughter Charlotte Hartley
Daughter was told as she

celebrated engagement
Sadie Hartleys daughter heard
of her mothers murder while
celebrating her engagement
7,000 miles away.
And yesterday Charlotte
Hartley, 23, wept as she revealed
how her perfect mum will not
be here to plan her wedding and
see her walk down the aisle.
Miss Hartley was on an
Hawaiian beach during her
holiday of a lifetime with Rob
Silverstone after he proposed to
her three days earlier, in January.
But she received a 4am phone
call from a police liaison officer.
Miss Hartley, from Staffs, said:
My partner heard the news and
struggled to tell me, so I spoke to
the officer on the phone.
It was just indescribable; you
think it would never happen to
you. I knew she wasnt going to
be there when we got back.
They had been looking forward
to planning her wedding but it
had all been taken away. Miss
Hartley added: She was looking
to retire and spend time with me

and my brother. She wanted to go
on more holidays, enjoy family,
wait for me to have family.
She was just perfect. There
was nothing bad about her. She
was just a lovely, trustworthy,
kind, loving woman.
Miss Hartley, who has an older
brother, Harry, 25, branded the
trial evidence heartbreaking
and insisted no sentence against
Williams would be enough.
The victims brother, Graham
Cook, 63, fumed: We have tried
to make sense of this and we
havent. Sadies death has just
left a massive hole in all our lives
which will never be filled and we
will never, ever, get over this.
He said that from a humble
upbringing in Newark, Notts, his
sister got a microbiology
biochemistry degree from
Brighton Polytechnic.
She began her career in the
pharmaceutical industry and set
up her business, Hartley Taylor.
TWO arrogant and obsessed

women were jailed for life yesterday
after their love triangle murder was
branded a crime of pure evil.
Sarah Williams shot respected
businesswoman Sadie Hartley, 60,
with a 500,000-volt stun gun before
stabbing her over 40 times.
The 35-year-old ski centre worker
was besotted with Mrs Hartleys
new boyfriend, Ian Johnston, 57,
having had a wild fling with him.
Her obsession even saw her coconspirator Katrina Walsh, 56, nickname her bunny boiler, referring
to the 1987 movie Fatal Attraction.
Last January, with demonic
savagery Williams confronted her
love rival outside her 500,000 home
in Helmshore, Lancs, and left her in
a pool of blood.
Now she and Walsh have both
been jailed for life after a judge at
Preston Crown Court said their
crime grew not from passion, but
18 months of ruthless planning.
Fantasy
Mr Justice Turner said the loving
mother of two was slaughtered
like an animal adding: Let no-one
believe this was a crime of passion.
It was a crime of obsession, of
arrogance and of barbarity, but
above all a crime of pure evil.
Sadie Hartley died for your
amusement.
Doubtless, the features of secret
agent-style intrigue carried with
them elements of fantasy but this
was a game of death.
The judge said though Williams
wielded the stun gun and knife,
Walsh was a willing, sympathetic
and energetic confederate.
Divorced ex-fireman Mr Johnston first met Mrs Hartley in 2002
when her pharmaceutical marketing firm were showing a new emergency medical product to the Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service.
The pair had a relationship which
ended before he met snow holidays
rep Sarah Williams at Manchesters
The Chill Factore snow dome.
Her fling with him was one of
three affairs with Chill Factore ski
instructors while still in a relationship with wealthy sugar daddy
lover David Hardwick, 74.
Within months of first learning to
ski in 2011, she had an affair with
married gym owner Somapat Siti-
Sadie Hartley and Ian Johnston enjoying a break together in Venice;

below, the knife which was used to stab Mrs Hartley more than 40 times
watjana, 47. Next Williams targeted

ski instructor Andy Poole while
staying in the same ski lodge with
Mr Hardwick in the French resort
of Tignes in January 2012.
But devoted Mr Poole ended
their fling 12 months later because
Williams refused to leave her
wealthy, elderly lover.
It was then she turned to her
next conquest, Mr Johnston.
He finally ended their relationship after she became possessive
and difficult and he had begun a
new life with Mrs Hartley, but this
merely sparked Williams into a

jealous, bitter rage.
The jury heard Williams decided
to kill Sadie because she had a
delusional hope of a dream life with
her ideal man.
Prosecutor John McDermott QC
said although she and Mr Johnston
still secretly exchanged explicit
photos of their private parts and
sex texts behind Sadies back, he
was not persuaded to rekindle
their affair.
Instead Williams recruited close
friend Walsh who became integral
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death was act of pure evil

Pictures: PETER BYRNE/PA, CHRIS NEILL/MAVERICK
Killer Sarah Williams, top left, and accomplice Walsh, left. Above, Mrs Hartley and Mr Johnston in a restaurant with Williams, circled, in the background
to the plot which was like something from a spy novel.
Chilling diary entries made by
Walsh were revealed in which she
referred to taking the bint out
and planning the perfect murder.
Seized by detectives it showed
how the pair talked over and
planned the assassination of their
60-year-old victim in cold-blooded
detail. In one entry, 17 months
before the crime, Walsh wrote:
Sarah came round so got caught
up in endless murder plots for Ians
other half.
And in June last year she wrote:
Seriously talking of getting rid of
her opponent... she does seem to be
a totally evil bitch.
Walshs ex-husband yesterday
spoke of his horror at discovering
how Williams wanted him to shoot
Mrs Hartley dead with an arrow.
And archery expert Kevin Walsh
claimed freelance artist Katrina,
known to friends as Kit, must have
been simply a puppet in Williams
crazed scheme. The court heard

how Williams had contacted him
with plans to use his archery skills
to kill Sadie but he refused to meet
her and only learned of his wouldbe role from police afterwards.
Yesterday he said of his now jailed
ex-wife: I loved her because of the
way she was, the person she was,
everything that we had in common.
Kit is a very intelligent woman, but
she can be a little away with the
fairies sometimes.
At the start of the seven-week
trial, Mr McDermott said Mr Johnston was on a skiing holiday when
Sadie answered her front door on
January 14 this year. He said: What
happened next is truly shocking.
Williams stood on the doorstep.
As soon as the door was opened,
she lunged at Sadie with a stun gun
the kind you use to prod cattle.
She pressed it against Sadies
head and incapacitated her. Then,
with what can only be described as
demonic savagery, she attacked her
with a knife. She stabbed and

slashed this unfortunate woman,
blow after blow, causing appalling
and fatal injuries at least 40 knife
wounds in total.
She left her victim in a pool of
blood in the hallway, closed the door
and walked back to the car she had
used on this murderous mission and
set off back home.
It was a premeditated, planned
assassination
of
an
innocent
woman.
The evil pair, both from Chester,
blamed each other for the killing
but a jury took seven hours to convict them both of murder.
Mrs Hartleys children Harry and
Charlotte, 23, sighed alongside their
father Garry Hartley in the public
gallery as the verdicts were
announced.
Williams was ordered to serve a
minimum term of 30 years before
parole can be considered while
Walsh must serve at least 25 years
behind bars.
Perfect murder foiled

Sarah Williams and Katrina
Walsh planned the perfect
murder but were failed by their
blundering.
Walsh gave detectives an open
goal by writing every detail of
their planning of the murder,
gleefully describing the
excitement of plotting the
perfect murder in her diary.
She even used her Tesco
Clubcard when buying the knife.
The perverted pair watched
Channel 4 reality-game show
Hunted for hours to pick up tips
on forensic avoidance.
Williams had placed a secret
GPS tracker device on Ian
Johnstons car only to retrieve it
to charge the battery unaware
that it was then tracking her. She

was unable to explain away a
spiteful letter she wrote Mrs
Hartley, boasting of her affair.
Mrs Hartleys DNA was
discovered in Williamss bath
and on her glasses and the
victims blood was found in her
car. Boot prints at the scene
were traced to the exact pair
bought by Williams.
The killers movements were
recorded on CCTV, including
them boarding a ferry to
Germany to buy a stun gun.
They were even spotted
purchasing a cheap bunch of
flowers with Walsh caught
travelling to deliver them in
order to identify her prey.
Im a victim too, sobs sex text boyfriend
Ian Johnston... Ive lost everything
THE boyfriend of Sadie Hartley

who exchanged sex texts with her
killer yesterday claimed he too was
a victim.
Retired fireman and keen skier Ian
Johnston, 57, had split from Sadie
when he started a sexual relationship with obsessed Sarah Williams.
But Mr Johnston admitted that,
after dumping Williams and returning to Sadie, he was foolish and
naive to carry on exchanging
sexually charged texts with the
would-be murderer.
The divorced father of one also
revealed that, despite his innocence
By Chris Riches
of any crime, Sadies family have
broken off any contact with him.
He said of Williams: I didnt lead
her on. When we started this
relationship she was aware that I
didnt want a full-blown relationship.
I was a single guy.
Theres obvious responsibility
because in its simplest terms if Id
never met Sarah Williams she
wouldnt have been put in this
position where shes gone ahead and
murdered Sadie.
But he stressed the deadly moti-
vation for the brutal murder was

very much her responsibility.
He added: Ill forever carry this
overwhelming sense of regret that I
got involved with texts. I absolutely
wish Id never, ever met her. I dont
accept that sending texts is a reason
for slaughtering somebody.
Mr Johnston said he felt pilloried in the witness box over the sex
texts and had been left homeless by
the savage crime after selling his
home to move in with Sadie only to
find he was not included in her will.
In tears, he said: Ive lost everything. I was given a day to get all my
stuff out of the house. Everybody

has lost something here.
He claimed he was shocked and
stunned when he first heard
Williams had been arrested and now
believes she is a psychopath.
Mr Johnston said of Williamss
evidence in the witness box: I was
just aghast. Aghast at the arrogance,
at the downright lying.
And, branding her and Katrina
Walsh cowards, he revealed he is
quitting Britain for good for a new
life of adventure, remarking: I keep
seeing a mountain in the clouds. Its
got my boot prints in it.
Burkini wearers fined

and thrown off beach
Police probe hate

preachers wife
over filmed rants
Picture: FETHI BELAID/AFP
From Peter Allen in Paris

TEN women have been penalised by police for
wearing banned burkinis on a French beach.
Four were fined 37 euros (32) and they were all
ordered off the Riviera sand in Cannes and received
warnings that will remain on their criminal records.
Cannes mayor David Lisnard last week ruled that
access to beaches and for swimming is banned to
anyone who does not have bathing apparel that
respects good customs and secularism.
Aged from 29 to 57, the women were accompanied
by children, and some had been wearing the
garments while swimming in the sea.
The ban has been replicated in two other French
resorts and others are set to follow suit. Manuel
Valls, the countrys prime minister, has attacked the
burkini for not being compatible with the values of
France and the Republic.
Last month a man linked to IS mowed down 85
people with a lorry in Nice, 20 miles from Cannes.
THE wife of hate preacher Anjem

By John Twomey
Choudary is under investigation after
appearing on a TV documentary undercover reporter of her addressing
a group of women and teenagers.
about women who support Islamic
In the film, she tells of plots
State.
against Muslims and describes the
Rubana Akhtar, 42, featured in the
audacity and arrogance of these
broadcast talking about plots
Jews over the Palestine conflict.
against Muslims and filthy Jews.
She also hails the establishment of
Scotland Yard confirmed a probe
a caliphate a symbolic Muslim state
has been launched into the Channel 4
by
IS.
Dispatches programme.
She declared: The good days have
Choudary, 49, is facing up to 10 years
in jail after he was found guilty at the already begun. Nobody ever thought
in our lifetime we would see the estabOld Bailey of inviting support for IS.
lishment of the Khilafah (Islamic
In a series of sermons and speeches,
State). She also claims
the British-born former
that more people are
solicitor inspired generabecoming radicalised as a
tions of jihadists, includresult of the Prevent caming the killers of Fusilier
paign, the Governments
Lee Rigby.
programme
to
stop
He married Akhtar in
extremism.
1996 and they have five
Akhtar said: If they
children. His trial heard
thought it was a plan to
that Akhtar had run up
de-radicalise people, God
100 phone bills while
they got it so wrong.
trying to spread her
Choudary, of Ilford, east
extremist views.
London, will be sentenced
The
Channel
4
on September 6.
documentary, shown in
November last year, shows
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more than a tenth of the workforce.
And the number of people from eight
former communist countries including
Poland and the Czech Republic with UK
jobs has passed one million for the first
ever time, the official figures confirmed.
Critics of mass immigration last night
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passed a new milestone and demanded
swift action to curb the influx.
Tory MP David Nuttall said: These figures demonstrate the urgent need for us to
leave the EU and regain control of our borders at the earliest possible opportunity.
Yesterday it was revealed that the UK
employment rate had reached a record
high of 74.5 per cent, with 31.8million people in work in the three months to June
172,000 more than the previous quarter.
Tory MP Philip Davies said the figures
confirmed Britain had the most buoyant
economy in Europe. He added: It also
shows why it was so important we voted to
leave the EU we cannot cope with this
scale of immigration in perpetuity.
Lord Green of Deddington, chairman of
the pressure group Migration Watch, said:
These figures represent a milestone in EU
migration to Britain. The pressures this
has placed on local communities go a long
way to explaining the outcome of the referendum. The new statistics underline why it
is essential not just to regain control of our
borders but also to reduce net migration.
Essential
It is also important to realise that
80 per cent of these EU migrants are in
lower- skilled employment.
Migration into lower-skilled work is not
a particular benefit to the UK economy.
Former Labour welfare minister Frank
Field, joint chairman of the Commons
cross-party group on Balanced Migration,
said: Todays figures on the surge of eastern European migration show how crucial
it is that one aspect of Brexits success
must be the control of our borders.
This can best be done by introducing a
points system and accompanying this with
active measures to build up the skill levels
of our existing labour force.
It is possible now to acquire basic skills
such as brick-laying and carpentry from
bespoke 12-week training schemes. All new
public investment schemes should require
using such schemes so that, over time, skill
levels in the economy are raised.
This would allow us to restrict access to
our labour market through a robust points
system in a way that doesnt harm British
industry through skill shortages.
The Office for National Statistics data
for the three months to June this year
showed that the total number of foreigners
working in the UK has risen from 966,000 in
1997 to 3.45million.
Over nearly two decades, the proportion
of foreign citizens in the labour force has
are you middle class quiz for civil service applicants

PUBLIC sector job applicants
could one day be asked if their
parents are homeowners in a
bid to address middle-class
bias, it emerged yesterday.
It is part of an effort to make
the civil service more diverse
amid complaints that top
mandarins are overwhelmingly
from privileged backgrounds.
The Government has
launched a one-month pilot
scheme to assess the social
background of Britains 4,000
most senior civil servants.
Officials will be asked a
dozen questions on an
anonymous and voluntary
basis. They include questions
about their parents, including
whether they were owneroccupiers or renters, and
about their previous jobs and
Tory Ben
Gummer
wants to
see social
mobility
soared from 3.7 to 10.9 per cent. The figures

also showed that the number of EU
migrants employed in Britain nearly
doubled during the period when David
Cameron was prime minister.
And the number of Bulgarians and
Romanians now working in the UK has
more than doubled, say the figures.
About 130,000 citizens from the two
former communist nations were working in
Britain in January 2014 when visa restrictions for travel to the EU from both countries were lifted. By last month that figure
had risen to 266,000.
However, the number of workers in Britain from outside the EU changed little over
the last year, remaining at 1.21million.
Madeleine Sumption, director of the
Migration Observatory at the University of
Oxford, said last night: The statistics suggest the UK labour market remained relatively strong in the months leading up to
the referendum. But it is too early to know
how attractive a post-Brexit UK will be.
By Alison Little
Deputy Political Editor

qualifications. People will be
asked if they were in care, had
refugee or asylum status,
caring responsibilities as
children or free school meals.
They will also be asked the
type and name of their school
and their postcode at age 14.
And finally they will be
required to assess their own
socio-economic background.
When the pilot is completed
the Cabinet Office will whittle
the list down to five questions
to ask job applicants across
the state sector, with private
firms also urged to adopt the
same approach.
Most of the civil service and
several companies already
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Bungling traffickers spent

just 52 minutes in France
Jailed Ana-Maria Roman, 27
A BUNGLING pair of would-be

people smugglers claimed they
had been visiting relatives after
they spent just 52 minutes in
France picking up an illegal
Albanian migrant.
Ana-Maria
Roman
and
Skender Amati, British nationals, were caught when border
patrol officers suspected their
passenger was travelling on
false papers.
Dedicated
Skender Amati, 50, convicted
Case for quick Brexit

boosted by job figures
Picture: SWNS
from PAGE one
Roman, 27, and Amati, 50,

were jailed for three-and-a-half
years and two-and-a-half years
respectively after she admitted
assisting unlawful immigration
and he was convicted.
Canterbury Crown Court
heard that Roman, of Manchester, and Amati, of Middlewich,
Cheshire, drove to Dover in
January and caught a ferry to
Calais.
Their one-way ticket got
them to France at 3.55am. They
By Cyril Dixon
were arrested just 52 minutes
later at the Eurotunnel terminal in Coquelles trying to
return.
They told investigators they
had been visiting Romans
brother and had picked up their
passenger at a petrol station,
believing he was Romanian.
The court was told the Albanian was travelling on Romanian papers and after being
refused permission to enter
Britain, he was handed over to
the French authorities.
David Fairclough, assistant
director of the immigration
enforcement criminal investigations team, said: This prison
sentence should serve as a
warning to anyone thinking of
abusing our immigration rules.
We will catch you and you will
face imprisonment.
Working closely with Border
Force colleagues, our specialist
and dedicated teams will
r igorously investigate allegations of immigration-related

criminality.
The case came to an end with
the sentencing on Tuesday.
Last month, Robert Stilwell
and Mark Stribling were jailed
for more than four years for
smuggling 18 Albanians, including two children, rescued in a
perilous state from their sinking inflatable boat off Kent.
Sailing
Maidstone
Crown
Court
heard Stilwell, 33, who won gold
at judo in the 2000 Commonwealth Games, and Stribling,
35, were to be paid 2,000 each
to transport the migrants who
had paid 5,000 each.
In a separate case, Stephen
Jackson, 51, was sentenced to
four years at Lewes Crown
Court after pleading guilty to
sailing in to Chichester Marina
with a boat full of Albanian
men.
use processes which disguise

names and school details at
initial stages to guard against
unconscious bias.
Cabinet Office minister Ben
Gummer son of former Tory
minister John Gummer, now
Lord Debden said: I am
committed to ensuring that
anyone with the right talents
and aptitude can serve in the
civil service, no matter what
their background.
Social Mobility Foundations
David Johnson, said: People
call this social engineering
but the real social engineering
is people only giving work
experience to their relatives
or only recruiting from five
unrepresentative universities.
OPINION: PAGE 12
So long sun, brace for storms

By Nathan Rao
STORMY weather is on the way with
parts of the country set to be battered
at the weekend by 55mph gales and
heavy rain.
The Met Office last night issued a
severe weather warning for unseasonable weather across the South.
Winds will be strong enough to whip
up huge coastal waves, especially in
the West.
Strong winds and heavy downpours
are forecast through Saturday.
Met Office spokeswoman Nicola
Maxey said winds will top 45mph
inland across southern Britain including Wales and the South-west, London
and the West Midlands.
302ft flying bottom takes to the skies on historic maiden voyage
Exposed
She warned gusts could top 55mph
in exposed regions, whipping up with
20ft waves.
She said: A spell of unseasonably
strong south-westerly winds, accompanied by heavy, blustery showers, is
expected to develop across the South
later on Friday but peaking during
Saturday daytime.
Additionally the strongest winds
will lead to large waves round exposed
coastlines.
Gusts of up to 45mph inland, and
45 to 55mph along exposed coastlines,
are expected.
These may lead to disruption to
transport for holidaymakers and
outdoor activities.
Temperatures will hover around 73F
(23C) in the South today with highs of
66F further north.
But as the storms hit the South, the
North will also face a rainy Saturday.
THE future of aviation rises

majestically into the air as
hundreds cross their fingers.
The worlds longest aircraft, a
giant airship, made its maiden
flight at historic Cardington
airfield in Bedfordshire last night.
The Airlander 10 302ft long, 50ft

longer than the biggest
passenger jets performed one
lap of the field.
Nicknamed the flying bum, it
is the product of Hybrid Air
Vehicles. Its a great British
innovation think of a big

helicopter, a really giant
helicopter, said boss Stephen
McGlennan This can do the same
thing. It can take more over
longer distances, its cheaper and
its greener.
Golf lovers
have lying
off to a tee
By Douglas Patient
THE most popular
excuse used by cheating
husbands sneaking out
to meet another woman
is pretending to play a
round of golf, a new
survey has revealed.
In a poll of 2,000 men
by a dating website for
married people,
34 per cent said they
told their wife they were
off to play 18 holes as a
cover for an affair.
Other popular
excuses, according to
IllicitEncounters.com,
included 27 per cent who
said they were working
late or at a business
meeting and 13 per cent
who said they were at
the pub with mates.
Five per cent said they
were at the gym while
four per cent even
claimed they were
shopping for groceries.
Christian Grant from
the website said: Saying
youre going for a round
of golf ticks all the boxes.
It covers you for
several hours and its
something you can do
consistently without too
much suspicion.
And as its a popular
hobby among men, its
also much more likely
that your wife will
respect your space.
Midnight Cowboy star hails

wonderful, visionary Trump
VETERAN Hollywood star Jon Voight
yesterday hailed Donald Trump as a
visionary as he backed the billionaires bid to become the next US
president.
The
Oscar-winning
father
of
Angelina Jolie Pitt said Mr Trump
was a wonderful character.
He said he was not aware his daughter had raised concerns about the
Republican
candidates
remarks
about Muslims earlier this year.
Midnight Cowboy star Voight, 77,
said: Trumps an interesting character, hes a real character, but hes a
wonderful character.
Look at what hes produced in
terms of the extraordinary buildings
he has helped design. Hes a visionary.
Hes just the perfect guy to come from
outside the system to do a lot of the
work that needs to be done.
Speaking at the premiere of BenHur in Los Angeles, Voight was asked
about his daughters criticism of Mr
Trumps call for a temporary ban on
Muslims entering the US.
She had said in May: To me, America is built on people from around the
world coming together for freedoms,
especially freedom of religion. So its
hard to hear this is coming from
someone who is pressing to be an
By Mark Reynolds
American president. Voight said: I
havent heard anything from Angie, so
I dont know what she has said. But
the concerns that we have now in
terms of security, we have to have
those concerns.
I think people all over the world
are coming to an understanding of
that. We cant be naive. Were talking
about human life here.
Voight, who won a Best Actor Oscar
in 1979 for Coming Home, first
endorsed Mr Trump in March, calling
him playful and honest.
Mr Trump yesterday waded into
the debate over US police shootings
of black suspects.
Referring to the latest incident, he
said initial evidence suggested the
shooting of a black man by police in
Milwaukee was justified.
The killing of Sylville Smith in a
predominantly African-American part
of the city on Saturday led to
protests.
But after visiting police in the city,
Mr Trump said: We have to obey the
laws or we dont have a country.
He also accused presidential rival
Hillary Clinton of putting the rights of
offenders before those of victims.
Show of
support...
actor Jon
Voight
backs
candidate
Donald
Trump at
Ben-Hur
premiere.
The star
called
Trump,
left, an
interesting
character
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Gove joins the Brexit facial hair club

By Laura Holland
Beard and
shorts...
jogger
Gove
yesterday
By Jan Disley
A WOMAN of 77 bravely battled a
gang of muggers triying to snatch
her money at a cashpoint.
Winifred Peel grabbed one of the
robbers by the collar and rammed
his head into the cash machine
three times before the gang fled.
The three young men stole 200
from Winifred outside the bank.
But they were arrested after CCTV
images were circulated.
Despite her heroics, Winifred said
the terrifying ordeal had changed
my life.
Romanians Felix Stoica, 19, Piper
Dumitru and Florin Geblescu, both
18, who live in Manchester, were all
sent to a young offender institution
this week after admitting robbery.
Liverpool Crown Court heard they
drove to leafy village Bromborough,
in Wirral, in April on the lookout for
easy targets.
Prosecutor William Beardmore
said Winifred had put her bank card
into the cashpoint outside HSBC in
Bromborough Village Road and
entered her PIN number when the
gang struck.
He said: The complainant became
aware of somebody standing to her
right.
He pushed against her and she
recognised him as a male she had
seen exiting Barclays bank earlier.
She then became aware of a
IF the Olympics gave a medal

for dodgy facial hair, Brexiteer
Michael Gove must be in the
running.
Former Justice Secretary Mr
Gove was barely recognisable
as he went for a jog near his
London home, sporting the
beginnings of a beard.
Former Ukip leader Nigel
Farages new moustache has
attracted admiring comments
from followers on social media.
Then Mr Gove, 48, set Twitter
alight on Tuesday with rumours
that he was following suit and
had been to Westminster with a
new set of whiskers.
Breaking news, Michael
Gove, spotted in the Palace of
Westminster, has grown a
beard, one political journalist
tweeted.
Mr Goves wife Sarah Vine
then playfully slated his ginger
stubble in her newspaper
column yesterday.
She wrote: Everywhere,
normally clean-shaven
gentlemen are letting their
facial hair grow wild and free
as they relax their regimes.
I know a certain ex-minister
who is very much enjoying his
new hipster look.
She added: Meanwhile, the
female of the species is doing
precisely the opposite:
Mr Gove, above, is just beginning his hairy journey, so Mr Farage beats him by more than a whisker
Obsessively extracting every
last vestige of bodily fuzz.
Twitter was flooded with
comic references yesterday
pointing fun at Mr Goves
beard, which got its own
hashtag, #GoveBeard.
One likened him to a
homeless Ian Beale referring
to the EastEnders character.
Another user joked
alongside a Forrest Gump

movie inspired meme:
Michael Gove just went out for
a short run, didnt stop and the
beard just happened over
time.
As least Mr Farage has a
good excuse for his facial fuzz
its all in preparation for
Movember, in which men grow
moustaches to raise awareness
and sponsorship money for

male cancers. He said: I was a
victim of a male cancer myself
in my early twenties.
For the last couple of
Movembers, I have said no
because I thought as party
leader, heading up the national
elections leading up to the
referendum, it would have been
a terrible distraction.
Have-a-go Winnie, 77, batters

migrant mugger at cashpoint
Muggers,
from left to
right, Felix
Stoica, Piper
Dumitru and
Florin
Geblescu,
got more
than they
bargained
for when
they tried to
snatch
money from
Winifred Peel
econd male she also recognised
s
from h
aving left Barclays bank.
He leaned over her and pressed
the button to withdraw 200 and at
that point she realised she was being
robbed. She took hold of the second
male by the collar and banged his

head against the cash machine three
times to try and stop him.
The court heard Geblescu and
Stoica confessed in their police
interviews and officers established it
was Stoica who had been tackled by

the brave pensioner.
Mr Beardmore said Dumitru, who
acted as a lookout, had driven the
gang
to
Bromborough
from
Manchester,
despite
being
isqualified for dangerous driving.

d
In a statement, Winifred said: They
did not care about how this would
affect me.
I would definitely say this has
changed my life.
I will never have the confidence I
once did.
Judge Norman Wright told the
muggers: You targeted a vulnerable
victim, a lady who was 77 years of
age.
Notwithstanding her age, she
resisted. There was a struggle before
you made good your escape.
The court heard Stoica had
numerous previous convictions for
robbery while the other two had no
criminal records.
Stoica was sentenced to two
years in a young offender institution.
Geblescu was given 18 months, while
Dumitru was sentenced to eight
months.
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cut level of immigration
he number of EU workers in
Britain has now reached almost
2.2million having gone up by more
than 200,000 over the last year.
Nobody wants to see the EU workers
ARTWORKwith
currently living FINAL
here threatened
deportation.
Having made a home in Britain and
contributed to our society they deserve
to have their rights protected. No
matter what happens as we disentangle
ourselves from the EU they must be
guaranteed the chance to stay.

However it remains
the case that we
cannot accept a never-ending flow of
new arrivals. The latest statistics
demonstrate the importance of winning
back our right to control our borders
during the Brexit negotiations.
Restrictions on European migrants
will not be enough though. People from
around the world are still being allowed
to flock here with far too little done
during David Camerons years in charge
to restrict the numbers coming.
Theresa May must demonstrate a firm
commitment to border controls and
ensure the immigration figures are
reduced to a sensible and sustainable
level. After years of talk about cutting
net immigration to the tens of
thousands we need a prime minister
who is prepared to make it happen.
Policy built on class envy
ublic sector job hopefuls could

be asked if they are middle-class
as part of a Government scheme
to keep people with a privileged
background out of top jobs. This policy,
which smacks of class envy, is the sort
of nonsense one would expect Jeremy
Corbyn to dream up. It is certainly not a
proposal that a Conservative
Government should be supporting.
Improving levels of social mobility is
important. This is something that
everybody nowadays is agreed upon.
But the way to do that is by
encouraging opportunities for all, not
rigging the system to bring middle-class
people down a peg or two.
This scheme aims to deny people
chances if they went to a good school,
had well-educated parents or lived in a
nice area. This is deeply unfair. Nobody
can do anything about their
background and it is absurd to start
judging peoples suitability for a job on
how they grew up.
The best person for the vacancy
should get the job. Whether they are
working, middle or upper class has
nothing to do with it.
A record-breaking effort
ritains Olympic athletes are on

track to challenge the medal tally
from London and may do even
better than four years ago. At an
overseas Games this would be a
phenomenal achievement. Come on,
Team GB, you can do it!
Why did this hate

preacher escape
jail for so long?
H
is rhetoric is vile, his

ideology
poisonous.

For decades
radical
preacher Anjem Chou
dary escaped justice.
Unchallenged by the
feeble
British
state
this
dangerous fanatic was able to
carry on spreading his gospel of
hate and barbarity.
At last he has been made to
pay for his crimes. This week
brought the welcome news of
Choudarys
conviction
on
terrorism charges after a
protracted legal battle. The Dr
Goebbels of Islamist propa
ganda is where he belongs:
behind bars. He now faces a jail
sentence of 10 years, though
given his record of involvement
with extremism that term
should be even longer.
Whats more, his incar
ceration should have happened
far earlier. It is a national
scandal that Choudary was
allowed to remain at liberty for
so long, fomenting violence,
defending butchery and pro
moting jihadism. A ranting
mouthpiece for the notorious
Al Muhajiroun Islamist group
he is said by the security
authorities to have inspired at
least 15 terror plots and encour
aged more than 500 Muslims in
Britain to join Islamic State.
RANTING: Anjem Choudary was sentenced to 10 years
According to the Henry
Picture: EPA
Jackson Society think tank,
one quarter of all offenders con
victed here of Islamist terror
crimes had links to Choudarys
Al Muhajiroun organisation.
mong his followers

were the shoe bomber
Richard Reid and the
killers of Lee Rigby. Monstrously,
Choudary described Michael
Adebolajo, one of Rigbys
murderers, as a man of
impeccable character in whom
he was very proud.
Choudary was the driving
force behind the repugnant
protests by Muslim hardliners
against heroic British troops
returning from Afghanistan.
Yet even in the face of this
catalogue of infamy the legal
system
seemed
hopelessly
paralysed. The reluctance to
act undoubtedly stemmed from
a mix of cowardice and political
correctness.
Terrified of accusations of
Islamophobia, obsessed with
the dogma of diversity, des
perate to maintain the illusion
of multiculturalisms unalloyed
success, the state treated him
as an eccentric rather than a
menace. The same failure to
tackle Muslim radicalism and
criminality could be found
Leo McKinstry
Daily Express columnist
lsewhere, such as in the

e
protection given to the Fins
bury Park Mosque, though
many members were antiWestern fundamentalists, or in
the effective immunity granted
to predatory gangs of Pakistani
men abusing white girls in
Rotherham.
Such pusillanimity by the
state
created
tremendous
double standards that blow
apart the concept of equality
before the law. The pathetic
leniency
shown
towards
Choudarys
endless
hate
speeches
was
in graphic
contrast to the indignant
resolution displayed by the
state
towards
other
less
controversial targets.
While Choudary ranted freely,
Swansea student Liam Stacey
was jailed in 2012 for sending a

drunken, offensive tweet about
footballer Fabrice Muamba,
who collapsed during a cup tie.
A qualified lawyer and cun
ning operator Choudary ruth
lessly used our tradition of free
speech and concern for human
rights as a shield to defend
himself. It was breathtaking
hypocrisy. Choudary despised
the concept of liberty. Have
hate in your heart for British
democracy, he told supporters.
Furthermore his own actions
directly
undermined
our
freedoms by creating an atmos
phere of deepening fear across
our society. As with all Muslim
zealots his call for the redress
of alleged grievances came
cloaked in the language of
intimidation and conflict. What
He once said hed love

to live under sharia
is so shocking is not only that

the justice system remained
supine against this monster for
so long but that the authorities
even lent him support. The
Government might have talked
about the war against terror
yet it disgracefully colluded
with
this
recruiter
for
terrorism.
It is no exaggeration to say
that Choudary was a creation
of the British state, which gave
him the oxygen of publicity and
sustenance of welfare. He could
indulge in his campaign of
indoctrination because sec
tions of the media, usually so
quick to marginalise bigotry,
gave him a platform.
Shamefully he was a regular
guest on the BBC, which even
granted him a lengthy radio
interview after the killing of Lee
Rigby. In the same vein microblogging
website
Twitter
refused to remove his account,
which had more than 30,000
followers, despite repeated
requests from the police to
do so.
t is the same story with

financial backing. Chou
dary despised Britain yet
was happy to take our money.
He was given a six-figure sum
in legal aid for his defence and
provided with police protec
tion, while his wife recently
underwent a major NHS opera
tion. The couple might loathe
Western values but they love
Western benefits.
In 2013 it was reported that,
along with their five children,
they were raking in 25,000 a
year in social security. Their
subsidised home in East Lon
don is estimated to be worth
320,000, far beyond the dreams
of most law-abiding Britons.
Choudary once said that he
would love to live under sharia
in IS-controlled Syria or Iraq.
He never went. His immersion
in British welfare dependency
ran too deep. But it is disgrace
ful that British taxpayers have
had to bankroll this evil para
site for so long. A structure that
props up a sworn enemy of our
nation has completely lost its
moral integrity.
Yet Choudary did perform
one valuable service. Through
his tirades he provided a
chilling insight into the true
nature of Islamism in all its foul
inhumanity, megalomania and
authoritarianism. The lesson
we must learn from his case is
that victory against this dark
force will only be won by
determination, not by limpwristed equivocation.
OLYMPIC SPORTS
THAT TIME FORGOT
ID you know that Great

Britain are the reigning
Olympic champions in
tug-of-war? Or that live
pigeons were once shot as
part
of
an
Olympic
contest? At the Rio Olympics two
sports golf and rugby sevens
have been added to the official
programme. Golf has not featured
since 1904 and rugby hasnt been
played at an Olympics since 1924.
But there have been plenty of
other sports that have featured
before sinking without trace. And
these lost sports are unlikely to be
making a comeback
PIGEON SHOOTING
The Olympics of 1900, held in Paris,

was the only occasion on which live
animals were intentionally killed as
part of an Olympic event.
Live pigeon shooting saw contestants aiming to gun down as
many birds as possible. Each
participant was knocked out when
they missed two targets. During
the course of the event more than
300 pigeons perished.
Belgian sharp-shooter Leon de
Lunden claimed victory after
felling a total of 21 birds. He got
5,000 francs in prize money for
his efforts.
To the delight of animal lovers
the sport was quietly forgotten in
subsequent Olympics though firing
at deer-shaped targets was an
event from 1908 and shooting at
clay targets still features today.
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Never mind the omnium, what about a gold for bicycle polo?
JAMES MOORE looks at some curious events from Games past
Pictures: GETTY
TUG-OF-WAR
You might think of it as nothing

more than a bit of fun at a village
fete but tug-of-war was once a full
Olympic sport, featuring in five
tournaments between 1900 and 1920.
The sport goes as far back as
ancient Greece, home to the
original Olympics. Within years of
the Olympics being re-founded
in 1896 tug-of-war was a staple of
the action.
Bouts, with up to eight men on
each end of the rope, were taken
extremely seriously.
At the 1908 Olympics held in
London the US side accused one of
three British teams, made up of
Liverpudlian policemen, of wearing
unfairly spiked boots.
Their complaints were overturned and Britain went on to claim
gold, silver and bronze medals.
In fact Great Britain were also
crowned champions at the 1920
Games in Antwerp, Belgium, before
the sport was dropped, apparently
because it lacked an international
governing body.
SPORTING TRIUMPH: Clockwise from above, tug-of-war at the 1912

Stockholm Olympics; rope climbing at the 1906 Games in Athens;
bicycle polo in London in 1908; hot air balloons in Paris in 1900
MOTOR BOATING
The sport aimed to make a splash

at the 1908 London Games with
three events with boats in different
classes racing over five laps of an
eight-nautical mile course on
Southampton Water.
However the contests were not a
hit, partly because they took place
in a gale. Only one boat actually
finished in each of three races.
In the first a British boat ended
up grounded on a mud spit and in
another race one of the boats had
to be towed off the course with
engine trouble.
It wasnt exactly a spectacle of
speed either: the boats averaged
only 19mph. Great Britain ended
up with two golds and France one,
though they were the only two
nations taking part.
Motor boatings Olympic future
was swiftly sunk when the Olympic
committee
decided
to
ban
motorised sports.
CROQUET
Knocking balls through hoops

might seem a bit sedate for the
adrenaline-fuelled Olympics of
modern times but croquet was
included in the programme of the
1900 Olympics in Paris.
It was the first time women had
taken part in an Olympic event but
there were only 10 competitors and
they were all French. When the 1904
Olympics took place in the American city of St Louis croquet was

dropped but the Americans decided
to include their own recently
invented version of it.
The rules were similar to croquet
but it would be played on hard clay
surfaces rather than on grass and
they had cunningly remove the c
and t from the word croquet to
name it roque.
This time there were just four
people taking part all American.
Though there was briefly a national
roque league in the US interest in
the sport soon fizzled out.
HOT AIR BALLOONING ETC
The 1900 Olympics were held over

a five-month period during the
World Fair in Paris. And some
pretty odd events crept into the
unofficial programme.
Among these was the hot air ballooning contest with a host of disciplines including distance travelled
and dropping weights on a target.
The French swept the board in
every category. There were also firefighting and kite-flying contests.
The official equestrian long jump
event was won by Belgiums Con-
stant van Langendonck on his

horse Extra Dry with a 20ft leap.
But the event was a bit of a damp
squib and quickly dropped as it
turned out that those taking part
in the human version could actually
jump further.
At the same Games a team from
Great Britain beat France in cricket
by 158 runs the only match ever
played as part of an Olympics.
ROPE CLIMBING
Remembered painfully by millions

from their PE classes, shinning
up a rope was an official Olympic
event from 1896 to 1932. In 1896
gymnasts were judged on speed
and style but from 1900 simply on
those who could climb the rope the
quickest.
The most famous winner was the
American George Eyser who won
gold at St Louis in 1904, climbing a
25 metre rope in just seven
seconds.
He triumphed despite having a
wooden leg which had been amputated after he was run over by a
train. Eyser went on to pick up gold
in the parallel bars and long horse
vault too.
UNDERWATER SWIMMING
As a spectator sport it was surely

somewhat underwhelming but at
the Paris Games in 1900, 14 competitors from four nations took part
in the underwater swimming event.
Swimmers got one point for each
second they spent underwater and
two for every metre they swam
while submerged.
France claimed both gold and
silver with the victor, Charles de
Vendeville notching up a distance
of 60 metres in 1.08 minutes. He
would later be killed in the First
World War aged just 32.
Denmarks Peter Lykkeberg had
actually remained submerged for
22 seconds longer but lost out
because he only covered 28.5 metres
after mistakenly swimming in a
circle. He only collected bronze.
Underwater swimming was probably a marginally better spectacle
than solo synchronised swimming
event, which featured at Olympics
between 1984 and 1992 and proved
to be a contradiction in terms.
BICYCLE POLO
The more traditional form of the

sport, played on horses, featured
five times at the Olympics with

Great Britain leading the all-time
medal table with three gold, two
silver and one bronze medals.
A massive 45,000 people turned
out to see Argentina beat Great
Britain at the Berlin Games in 1936,
the last time that polo featured in
the Games.
At the 1908 London Games a
stranger form of the sport, which
was played on bicycles, also made
an appearance.
Bicycle
polo
was
invented
in 1891 by Irishman cycling champion Richard Mecredy.
Indeed by the start of the 20th
century clubs were popping up all
across the globe, with international
matches frequently being played as
a matter of course.
It also featured as a demonstration sport in 1908 with Ireland,
unusually being allowed to compete as a separate nation from
Great Britain, beating Germany 3-1
in the final at Londons White City
stadium.
Bicycle polo was still a popular
sport up until the 1930s but never
again would grace the Olympic
Games.
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AST month a lovely woman called Samia Shahid visited

family members in Pakistan and was killed by her first
husband for having had the temerity to divorce him and
marry again. Her father was involved. In the North
Caucasus a mufti has just said that female genital
mutilation is harmless and helps tame desire. In the
Middle East the psychopaths that make up IS responded to
images of women tearing off their niqabs in the freed Syrian
town of Manbij by saying they should exterminate these
whores. I could go on. And how have the people who care about
womens rights responded to this? By calling the icing used on
the new series of The
Great British Bake Off
sexist.
Yup, thats right:
across the world women
are being killed and tortured for the crime of
being women and yet
the real fuss of the
moment is that the
BBC admittedly no
sloth in the sexism
stakes but on this one
occasion it can be
excused gave the
female contestants in
Bake Off pink icing to
adorn their cakes and
the male ones blue.
Twitter leapt into
action and so as the
outcry
mounted
publicity pictures were
re-released in which
everything else looked
exactly the same but
the icing had mysteriously changed colour.
Contestant
Louise
Williams summed up
the nonsense: People
you think the suffragettes would
complaining about what colour icing
bother about the colour of icing? Or
the men and women have on the
the 1970s feminists who fought for
@GBBO pictures, she tweeted.
equal pay and equal rights? For
Need to get a serious serious grip.
heavens sake, lighten up and if you
Too right. Since when has a bit of
want to protest, choose a worthy
harmless fun become a womens
cause. Putting a stop to so-called
issue, to take to the streets (or these
honour killings might be a start.
days social media) to protest? Do
Pink and
blue icing
sexism row
is absurd
New PM shows she

is a canny operator
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I HAVE just written a biography of

Theresa May (out in all good bookshops
the week after next) and can testify she
is not only tough as old boots but an
exceedingly canny operator too. So how
very clever to make Boris Johnson
Foreign Secretary and Liam Fox Trade
Secretary. The two are already at each
others throats as our new PM must
have known would happen. Shove two
alpha males into overlapping roles over
Brexit and it wont be pretty. Do you
think its a coincidence they were both
past leadership contenders? I predict
the two of them will neutralise each
other and in doing so end any future
threat to Theresa. Well played, Mrs May.
ITS hard to keep up with what is

socially acceptable language these
days but heres one that has really
flummoxed me. Apparently, in the
United States, it is no longer acceptable
to use the word oriental. Asian is
correct instead. I must say, I thought
oriental was as blameless as caucasian.
How long before that gets banned too?
FACING THE FACTS

VICTORIA BECKHAM shows online how
she makes up in five minutes. Some say
she can do it, having had daily practice,
like all middle-aged women, for the past
20 years. But I found the opposite. It
takes three times as long to do mine as
it used to. Long gone are the days when
a swipe of lipstick was all that was
needed to go out to face the world.
SOMETIMES you are

struck by the sheer
loveliness of a teenage girl, on
the point of womanhood but
not quite there. And so it is
with the 15-year-old Iris Law,
daughter of Jude and Sadie
Frost. How good to see a
teenage girl who hasnt been
made to look sexy and older
than her years for the
cameras.
And looking at that sweet,
unsullied face it is impossible
to believe that her parents
have had a bit of a bohemian
past. But that said Iris has
certainly inherited mum and
dads enviable good looks.
Tory given key election

role despite bully claims
Pictures: SWNS
A TORY activist at the centre of

serious bullying allegations was still
given a key role in last years general
election campaign.
Seven complaints of bullying were
made against Mark Clarke over an
18-month period up until August
2015, three months after the general
election, a report has found.
But it was only after the suicide of
21-year-old party activist Elliott
Johnson in September a month
after he complained about Mr Clarke
that law firm Clifford Chance was
brought in to investigate.
Its report said the partys then cochairmen, Lord Feldman and Grant
Shapps, had not been made aware
of the allegations until August.
However, it did find that
though Mr Shappss chief of
staff Paul Abbott had been
aware, no action was taken.
In response to the law firms
report, the Conservative party
yesterday announced it was
establishing new procedures
for handling complaints by
volunteers, including a dedicated hotline and training for
relevant party employees.
Party chairman Sir Patrick
McLoughlin said: The death
of Elliott Johnson was a
Allegations
of bullying
were made
against
Mark
Clarke,
above.
Right,
fellow Tory
activist
Elliott
Johnson
who
committed
suicide
last year
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with his family and friends.
There can be no place for bullying behaviour in our party.
The actions we are taking today
will continue to ensure that volunteers, who are so vital to our party,
can flourish.
Mr Clarke was appointed head of
the partys RoadTrip campaign,
which bussed young activists around
the country to support candidates.
Mr Johnson committed suicide in
September, a month after he wrote
to Conservative Campaign HQ
complaining of an incident at a pub
where Mr Clarke was said to have

been rude and aggressive.
The report also disclosed that
when Mr Shapps and Mr Abbott
interviewed Mr Clarke to head the
RoadTrip, they were aware of a
confidential file from the time he
was a candidate in the 2010 general
election. It had included reports of
aggressive and bullying conduct
towards his campaign director as
well as negative media coverage
about his activities.
Mr Clarke was expelled from the
party and given a lifetime ban last
November. He refused to be interviewed by Clifford Chance but has
denied all allegations against him.
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set to conquer Hollywood after
landing a major movie role.
The hit-maker confirms that shell
appear as the lead in a new
big-screen version of the 1937
classic A Star Is Born, which will
also be the first directorial effort of
Oscar-nominated actor Bradley
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Taking to Twitter, a thrilled Gaga
wrote: Im elated to be directed by
and starring with Bradley in this
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As Day & Night
previously reported the
30-year-old has been
linked to the film for
months after the original
choice, her fellow diva
Beyonc, 34, suddenly
pulled out. Gaga, who
will also be writing new
tracks for the film, has
big shoes to fill
following the likes of Judy

Garland, who famously reprised
the lead in 1954, and Barbra
Streisand in 1976.
A Star Is Born tells the tale of
aspiring young singer Esther
Blodgett and her mentor and lover
Norman Maine.
As well as directing, American
Sniper star Bradley, 41, will be the
male lead. The production has been
marred by upheaval behind the
scenes. Along with Beyonc pulling
brakes, Will Smith, Tom Cruise
and Leonardo DiCaprio were also
said to have opted out.
Clint Eastwood was
originally in the directors
chair but will now produce.
Busy Gaga who this
year received a Golden
Globe for her role as a
hotel owner in TV series
American Horror Story:
Hotel is also set to
reprise her role for
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HARRY POTTER AUTHOR JK ROWLING JOINS THE REST
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OLYMPIC CYCLING EVENT THE OMNIUM
MODEL Daisy Lowe is the seventh
celebrity to be confirmed for Strictly as
the BBC bids to attract a younger
audience to the dance show.
The 27-year-old, who is the daughter of
socialite Pearl Lowe and Gavin Rossdale,
the rocker ex of Gwen Stefani, has been
dating West End star and singer Darius
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joins singer Will Young, 37, former Eternal
singer Louise Redknapp, 41, former shadow
chancellor Ed Balls, 49, former Hollyoaks star
Danny Mac, 28, TV presenter Laura
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and presenter Melvin Odoom, 36, as the
contestants announced so far.
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following her relationship woes?
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The 43-year-old actress, who launched her
lifestyle newsletter in 2008, tells the New York Post:
Were going to invest in our own product and head
count and make some tech investments.
As we reported last month the Iron Man 3 star
said she was keen to expand but would distance
herself from the brand to ensure its success: My
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her part in it. Singer Selena, 24, found herself in a war of
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her during their on-off relationship.
She wrote online: What I said was selfish and pointless.
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soul legend Lionel Richie.
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hate, then stop posting pictures of your girlfriend it should be
special between you two only. Dont be mad at your fans. They
love you.
Justin hit back: Its funny to see people that used me for
attention and still try to point the finger. Sad... before the pairs
argument turned to claims about cheating. Oh, get a room!
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By Robert Walmsley
Cars and homes burn as the Blue Cut fire in

California destroys 18,000 acres of brush
A HUGE fire has forced more than

80,000 residents out of their houses in
drought-stricken southern California.
The evacuation order has seen more
than 34,000 homes abandoned.
It is very fast-moving it has wind
behind it, said US Forest Service
spokeswoman Lyn Sieliet.
California Governor Jerry Brown has
declared a state of emergency in San
Bernadino County, allowing state
agencies to come to the assistance
of local officials.
The so-called Blue Cut fire , one of
two raging in the state, took hold on
Tuesday morning and has now
consumed 18,000 acres of heavy brush
in an area round Cajon Pass.
Two firefighters were trapped by the
flames while helping residents to flee
but escaped with minor injuries.
Hundreds of firefighters yesterday
asked residents living in the path of the
blaze, near the motorway from Las
Vegas to Los Angeles, to leave the
area.
Some 600 miles to the north, firefighters made progress yesterday on a
separate blaze called the Clayton
fire.
Since Saturday evening it has
destroyed 175 homes and businesses
and left 4,000 acres charred in and
around the community of Lower Lake.
On Tuesday night the California
The raging blaze is very fast-moving

Department of Forestry and Fire
Protection said the fire was 35 per cent
contained. There have been no reports
of casualties.
Damin Pashilk, a 40-year-old resident
of Clearlake, has been arrested on
suspicion of starting the blaze. Last
summer a series of wildfires destroyed
more than a thousand homes in the
Lake County area. Pashilk is suspected
of starting several of those blazes too.
Mum wins mercy for stab son who nearly killed her
A SON who hacked his mother with a
knife until she was almost dead has
been shown mercy after she pleaded
with a judge on his behalf.
Vivian Wilde was left fighting for
life after Matthew Bennett stabbed
her 20 times in a drug-fuelled frenzy.
But she refused to make a
complaint against her son and urged
the court to be lenient.
Judge Patrick Thomas, QC, said
Bennett would normally have been
jailed for at least 12 years after he
admitted wounding with intent.
But he cut the sentence to six years
saying it was a unique case. Bennett
By John Twomey
was a drug addict when he became
obsessed with the belief he should
not live to see his 32nd birthday.
The builders brother had died in a
car crash at the age of 32 in 2011,
Birmingham Crown Court heard.
Just weeks before his 32nd
birthday, Bennett took a gram of
cocaine at his home in Sutton
Coldfield, West Midlands.
Mrs Wilde, 63, pleaded with him to
seek help but he went to the kitchen,
grabbed a knife and attacked her.
As she lay bleeding, he snatched
her handbag and fled, the court

heard.
Hours after the attack in March, he
was arrested in nearby Tamworth,
Staffordshire.
Bennett told police: This is really
happening. Im not dreaming, am I?
Is mum in hospital?
The court heard he did not attempt
to steal money even though he knew
her bank card PIN number.
Andrew Jackson, defending, said
the death of his brother had left
Bennett battling mental health
problems and cocaine addiction.
Judge Thomas said: I have given
long thought to this case. It is a

completely unique case. This is an
exceptional departure from the
sentencing guidelines. It is intended
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Bennett will also be on monitored
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WHAT NEXT FOR THE

GOLDEN COUPLE?
By Harry Hodges
HE Jason Kenny and Laura

Trott love story started in
just the same way as their
journey to sporting stardom: in a velodrome. It was
back in 2010 that an
18-year-old Trott was selected to
join the British team and first made
the acquaintance of a surly sprint
cyclist from Bolton four years her
senior. Things did not start off well
as she explains: I didnt like him,
I really didnt. If he was in a room
with me, hed just sit there. He
wouldnt come up to me.
By the start of the 2012 Olympics
things had changed. After splitting
from Sam Harrison, another British
cyclist, in June 2012, Trott and
Kenny began dating shortly before
the London Games. And it was
during the Games that the nation
was properly introduced to the
couple who had managed to keep
their budding romance a secret.
With their own events in the
Velodrome complete they picked
up four gold medals between them
they went to watch the beach
volleyball competition. In Team
GB T-shirts it was impossible for
the young Olympians displays of
affection to go unnoticed, especially
as they were sat in the row behind
David Beckham.
David warned us [about the
attention], said Trott, He said,
Oh, be careful, you two. Because
he thought the press might take
pictures and he was right. We
thought in the grand scheme of
things we were nothing compared
to David Beckham.
This good-humoured modesty is
typical of the pair since dubbed,
appropriately enough, the Posh
and Becks of cycling.
Kenny, nicknamed King Kenny
by his adoring fiance who also
calls him her superhero, is now
on a level with Sir Chris Hoy as
Britains most decorated Olympian
with six gold medals and a silver.
Trotts four gold medals leave her
out on her own as the nations most
successful female Olympian ever.
But while their achievements are
stratospheric their home life is
resolutely down-to-earth.
Jason Kenny and Laura Trott have 10 Olympic

gold medals between them. Now it looks like
marriage soon for our cycling greats
Pictures: GETTY; INSTAGRAM
othing better illustrates

that than the story of
Kennys
proposal
on
Christmas Day 2014. The couple
were watching EastEnders in their
pyjamas at the time and, as Trott
remembers: He started showing
me 10 engagement rings on a
website and told me that when he
proposed thats what I was getting.
They were hideous. And then he
walked over to our bookshelf and
got this ring out and got down on
one knee.
The pair live together in a cottage just outside Knutsford,
Cheshire, with their two springerpoodle crosses Pringle and Sprolo.
To Trott the dogs are her babies
and the pair are devoted to them.
They are a regular feature of her
social media posts and Kenny has
been known to joke that it was
annoying they both made the GB
team because it meant having to
find somebody to look after them.
golden pair think it is their differences that help to keep them

together. Trotts father Adrian
says: If they were both like Jason,
God only knows how theyd talk
about anything. And God forbid
two Lauras in a household!
Trott is just as popular with her
future in-laws. Kennys mother
Lorraine says: We liked her from
the off. Shes a girly girl so I can
talk make-up and clothes to her.
Its such a treat having had two
sons Ive had years of remote-
control cars and standing out in
the rain and at last I can talk to
someone about posh shoes.
ON TRACK:
The couple,
who have
secured more
gold medals
between them
than all but
a dozen
nations, are
constantly
trackside in
support. Their
only regret?
Missing their
dogs, right
For Trott, born in Harlow, Essex,

but raised in Cheshunt, Hert
fordshire, becoming an elite athlete
was a battle against all the odds.
She spent the first six weeks of her
life on a ventilator in intensive care
having been born four weeks
prematurely and with a collapsed
lung.
At six years old she was diagnosed
with asthma and later developed a
condition that caused her to faint

without warning.
Nevertheless when mum Glenda
took up cycling to lose weight Trott
found her true calling. Indeed all of
the Trotts took to it with dad
Adrian another keen cyclist and
big sister Emma, who now lives in
New Zealand, also carving out a
career as a cyclist before retiring in
2014. Kenny similarly owes his
introduction to two wheels to his

family. He started pedalling aged
three when he stole older brother
Craigs tricycle but it was an uncle
who took the two young Kennys to
Manchester Velodrome. Jason in
particular, says his father Michael,
showed real aptitude and it just
went on from there.
But while they have plenty in
common those closest to the
ith her blonde plaits

which she ties herself
before races and her
glamorous image Trott is an attractive proposition for sponsors and
has enjoyed deals with Jaguar,
Adidas, insurance firm Prudential
and Ohso chocolate as well as
having her own range of bikes. The
reserved Kenny has not enjoyed
the same interest. He says: Im
not very marketable, which is fine.
I cant help being a miserable sod.
Ive just learned to accept that. I
like flying under the radar a little
bit and just get on with what I like
doing, which is racing.
Despite his own reticence he can
now expect more opportunity to
secure lucrative endorsements if
he wishes to take them.
Now their Rio Games are over
thoughts turn to the next four-year
cycle. After London Kenny took
advantage of a more relaxed cycling
schedule to dedicate his time to
another love: race car driving,
taking part in the 2013 Ginetta
series which features vehicles similar to touring cars but after 12 races
finished a disappointing 16th.
This time around he has a
wedding to prepare, though no
date has been set. In a TV interview former teammate Jess Varnish
prompted speculation yesterday
that they could tie the knot in
September but the couple are still
thought to be preparing to walk
down the aisle some time in 2017
especially as Trott has admitted
that no plans have yet been made.
Then there is the question of
children. Trott says: Me and Jason
speak about it and he wants the
same so I definitely want children
in the future. But it all depends on
how long my Olympic career lasts
because I dont want to end my
career. I dont want to be pushed
out of the sport whether its after
Tokyo [in 2020] or the ones after
that. I dont want to draw a line
because I love it too much.
Kenny and Trott are still only 28
and 24 respectively so both are
young enough to secure plenty
more Olympic medals. Kenny was
made an OBE and Trott an MBE
after the London Games so both
may be too recently decorated to
expect another trip to the Palace
straightaway.
However
their
Olympic records already put them
into the realm of sporting knights
and dames and it can only be a
matter of time before they become
Sir Jason and Dame Laura.
For now theyll have to settle for
being the King and Queen of the
cycling track.
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By Douglas Patient
Dad sues private school

for its 125,000 fees after
son gets just one GCSE
Ex-trucker
Scott
Craddock,
right, with
his son
David,
now 17,
who
attended
the public
boarding
school,
left, at a
cost of
28,000
per year
Thick
I feel like Ive been ripped off.
They just dont do what they say on
the tin.
I paid money for a public school
education and I did not get a public
school education.
Mr Craddock served legal papers
to headmaster Steve Fairclough
and the chairman of the governors
at the schools summer gathering.
Last year, just 60 per cent of
Abbotsholme GCSE pupils got
grades between an A* and a C. The
national average was 69 per cent.
Only 8.2 per cent received a
Grade A* or an A the national
average was 21.2 per cent.
Mr Craddock claimed: The
cleverest kid in the school only
came away with a handful of Bs and
Cs so its not the case of my child
being thick because he is not.
They are obliged to meet certain
results and should be held account-
able for not providing the standards they should be achieving.

I will be taking legal action to
try to be reimbursed.
David, now 17, is studying
arboriculture and horticulture at
Reaseheath College, Cheshire, and
has passed part two of his
horticulture diploma with merits.
He is also resitting his science
and maths GCSEs.
Yesterday he said: It never felt
like I was really pushed or tested by
my teachers.
I cant say they really motivated
me at all, they just seemed to think
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A FATHER who spent 125,000 on

his sons private education is to sue
for his money back after the boy
passed just one GCSE.
Truck driver Scott Craddock, 57,
worked in the Middle East to pay
for his son David to board at
Abbotsholme school in Rocester,
Staffs, founded in 1889.
But despite the outlay, 28,000 a
year, David left last year with just a
single GCSE out of eight: Grade C
science.
Yesterday, now retired father-oftwo Mr Craddock, who lives in
nearby Burntwood, said: Public
school should give you a leg up in
life but 125,000 is a lot of money
and I have not got what I paid for.
They boasted about being the
best school going but that is
absolute poppycock. The staff are
clearly not capable of getting the
best out of the children.
I was doing OK and that I would be

fine and get good results. But when
it came to the exams I noticed that
some questions on the paper we
had not even been taught.
Head Mr Fairclough said: We
recognised at the time that our
results were not as good as in previous years and have taken a number
of steps to reverse this situation.
In doing so, we are now on
course to receive excellent results
this year.
I am unable to comment on any
contact or dealings with Mr Craddock for legal reasons.
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AN EXPERIENCED rider died in a freak

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Kathryn Bull, 39, had put the horses
lead rope around her shoulder, an
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When the horse sprang away the rope
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However it is not known why Kathryn,
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had been up around Kathryns shoulders moments before the horse bolted.
Mr Bull said: The big question is how
the lead rope got around her neck she
obviously attached the head collar to
the horse and attached the lead rope.
He added: The practice is to not put
it on your shoulder.
The inquest heard that her body was
found a short time later in the field still
next to the horse.
Pathologist Ian Scott said Mrs Bull
had suffered a craniospinal trauma, a
fracture which would have caused
virtually immediate death.
Because no grazes were found on her
hands, Mr Scott said it suggested there
had been no struggle and again pointed

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Jane Gillespie, the assistant coroner
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as an extremely experienced horse
handler who had worked with the
animals all her life, achieving a Level 3
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her for advice on horses.
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or her neck.
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it was not witnessed and anything else
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The lead rope turned into a ligature
and I hope theres some comfort to her
family that she did not suffer.
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Picture: KATIE SCHBAUER / AFP
NORTH Koreas deputy ambassa

dor to Britain has defected in what
is seen as a major spying coup
against the communist state.
Security experts say British
intelligence will be keen to
question diplomat Thae Yong Ho.
But they also believe dictator
Kim Jong Un would be prepared to
exact revenge on him if he can.
Mr Thae is the highest-ranking of
Kims officials to swap sides and
will be familiar with the hardline
regimes darkest secrets.
One of his roles during his four
years in London was to monitor the
activities of defectors and other
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opponents. He has surfaced in
South Korea after disappearing
from North Koreas Embassy in
Ealing, west London.
Jeong Joon Hee, of South Koreas
Unification Ministry, confirmed he
is under government protection.
Mr Thae had been worried about
the future of his family. One of his
sons has obtained a place at
Imperial College, London, to study
maths and computer science.
Mr Jeong said: Thae is saying
his distaste for the Kim Jong Un
regime and yearning for the
epublic of Koreas free democratic

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system and the future of his child
are motives for the defection.
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North Korea, said: Pyongyang will
be furious about this. He never, in
front of me, expressed any ideologi
cal doubts. As a guide to how North
Korean bureaucrats operate he
would have a certain value. He may
also have had other roles.
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Unqualified scholar had
no place to pontificate
SIX years ago journalist Mehdi
Hasan wrote this about Anjem
Choudary: Is Choudary an Islamic
scholar whose views merit
attention or consideration? No.
Has he studied under leading
Islamic scholars? Nope. Does he
have any Islamic qualifications or
credentials? None whatsoever. So
what gives him the right to
pontificate on Islam, British
Muslims or the hellfire? Or
proclaim himself a sharia judge?
Mehdi added that Choudary was
as unrepresentative of British
Muslim opinion, as he is of British
anti-war opinion.
Choudarys greatest crime is
convincing many that his sick views
are representative of the majority
of UK Muslims, they are not.
Once a cleric, he tried to shame
and brainwash ordinary believers
into feeling like bad Muslims if they
were not taking up the fight
against the infidels. They should
never forgive him for that.
He encouraged impressionable
and immature disciples to flee to
Isis and take up arms against their
own country. Something he would
never do himself, of course. The
man is a complete coward.
Daniel Morgan,
Manchester
Sharia law would see cleric

facing the death sentence
OH, the irony. Surely I cannot be
the only one to have noticed that
if smirking Anjem Choudary had
been tried under his beloved sharia
law, he would now be facing a very
different sentence than spending
a mere few years behind bars?
Under Islamic law there is a
crime called fasad fil-ardh, which is
spreading mischief in the land.
The offence involves threatening to
undermine authority or destabilise
the state and can include many
acts such as treason or terrorism.
The penalty for this in those
countries that enforce strict sharia
law, of course, is death.
Gareth Hopkins,
Reading, Berks
France needs to do more

to protect children at risk
THE UK is right to accept refugees
from countries at war. But why has
Britain offered to take in children
from France, a stable country at
relative peace?
Surely the French have child
protection officers who should be
rescuing children in danger in the
Calais Jungle and placing them
into care? Do the French not foster
and adopt children?
Also, we are being told many of
the unaccompanied children have
relatives in the UK. Why are they
not going to France in person to
rescue these children rather than
leaving it to charities and officials
to sort out?
Finally, why is it local authorities
which take in foreign refugees have
to pass on the cost to council tax
payers? This should form part of
the foreign aid budget.
John Youles,
Norwich
Withholding driving bans

easy way out for courts
HEARING that lenient magistrates
are withholding a ban if it can be
proved to cause exceptional
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Letter of the day
Hateful Choudary
should have been
halted years ago
99 years old and STILL

commuting hopefully...
AT last evil hate preacher Anjem Choudary is facing years

behind bars for terror-related offences (Silenced at last,
hate preacher who inspired jihadist killers, August 17).
Just like that other poisonous and hate-filled cleric,
Abu Hamza, he spouted his treacherous message
seemingly without fear of prosecution.
His arrogant and smug look did little to hide the fact he
knew he could use this countrys much treasured and
hard-won right to freedom of speech to stay out of jail.
The law needs amending now so that anyone who
behaves in a similar manner can be taken off the streets
and, more importantly, off the internet instantly.
If Id have given a speech at a rally where placards were
held up announcing behead all Muslims, Im sure the
police would have felt my collar in a flash. But as the
Daily Express says, obsessed with appearing politically
correct nobody was willing to take the action necessary
to stop him. That cannot be allowed to happen again.
Ian Harrison,
Oxford FACING JAIL: Choudarys finally brought to book
hardship is so typical of courts

today (9,000 drivers ignore bans,
August 15). No wonder there are so
many accidents on the roads.
There is far more exceptional
hardship for the family of a dead
relative or child but of course this
is an easy, cheap way out for courts.
My local court regularly fines
people about a tenth of the cost
they would have to pay if they
actually had insurance, so almost
every week we have more people
getting to drive on the cheap and
not getting a ban at the end of it.
Derek Stocker,
Bexhill on Sea, E Sussex
Badly behaved brats follow

example set by the parents
IT is a sad tale indeed, as Douglas
Murray states (Children out of
control and a sad tale of our times,
August 17).
The example given is of the
Punch and Judy show in
Weymouth. Its close to closure
because puppeteer Mark Poulton is
suffering due to selfish parents who
dont know how to behave and who
cannot control their children.
It is a question of attitude. How
has it come to be that people who
Do dangerous dog laws need tightening up?
Yes
HOW many more

innocent people must be
mauled or, as in this
latest instance, killed before the
Government toughens its stance
on dangerous dog ownership (Dog
kills neighbour days after police
said it was safe, August 17)?
The question I pose is why, when
there are lots of relatively harmless
breeds of dog, do people choose to
own a vicious killing machine?
Surely you cant relax in your
own home knowing that the thing
could turn on you at any minute.
Any breed that has the potential
to kill or maim should be banned.
Its as simple as that.
Paul Harris,
Manchester
No
ITS funny that when a

dog is involved in an
incident, as they will be
from time to time being animals,
theres a huge commotion.
In this vein should we ban cars
too every time that somebody is
knocked down?
I am a responsible owner of a
Staffordshire bull terrier, a breed of
dog that is seriously demonised in
Great Britain.
The real picture couldnt be
further from the truth and if people
bothered to read up theyd find
that a majority of Staffies are
loving and generally gentle
creatures. Dont believe the hype.
Carol Davies,
Bradford
Ten things you never knew about... fish

This is National Fishing Month, which began on July
22 and goes on until August 29. You can fish out about
it at nationalfishingmonth.com. Meanwhile, here are
some fishy facts.
1. A discovery of ancient bone fishhooks in 2011 in

East Timor show that humans have been fishing
for at least 40,000 years.
2. The biggest fish in the world is the giant whale
shark which can grow to a length of around 60ft.
3. Eels can swim backwards. Most other fish cant.
4. Jellyfish have no backbones so are not fish. All
fish are vertebrate. Seahorses are fish.
5. There are more species of fish than amphibians,
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misbehave are arrogant enough to

think they are right? Do they think
if they had a business disrupted by
rowdiness they would like it?
Chris Hyland,
Northampton
What are TV commentators

doing to Queens English?
I AGREE with Peter Hill regarding
irritating so-called verbs such as
podium (August 16)
I shuddered the first time I heard
a record had charted. But this
latest rash from the Olympic
commentators is too much.
We were taught at primary school
that a verb is a doing word... what
does a podium actually do?

Wendy Simmons,
Leeds
It is Britons who make our

Olympic cyclists so great
WHEN foreign cycling coaches
question how we keep winning
medals the answers are clear.
Top athletes at the peak of their
fitness, brutal training regimes, top
equipment, great training facilities,
quality sports science and the very
best nutrition.
And one undeniable ingredient
that cannot be excluded from this
list is... our cyclists are British.
Philip Codd,
Manchester
WILLIAM HARTSTON
reptiles, birds and mammals combined.

6. Sharks are the only fish that have eyelids.
7. Fish scales are frequently used in the
manufacture of lipstick.
8. A fish does not add new scales as it grows but
its scales increase in size. A fishs age may be
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T is better, they say, to travel

hopefully than to arrive, a motto
the RMT union and Southern rail
appear to have taken to their
hearts. With strikes, cancellations and
extreme timetable truncations
affecting routes, hopefulness is all that
is left for many commuters.
According to the Southern Rail
website, the maximum seating capacity
of their trains is 320, yet to hear the
tales of woe, it would be no surprise to
learn that some 600 people fight for
the seats. So here, without further ado
or apologies to Tennyson, is The
Charge Of The Alight Brigade.
Half an inch, half an inch,
Half an inch onward,
All in the depths of despair
Rode the six hundred.
Swathed in dysphoria,
Each day theyre hoarier,
Crawl to Victoria,
Rode the six hundred.
Forward, commuters bold,
Eer you become too old,
Southern or RMT
Someone has blunderd.
Ours not to query them,
We are but weary men,
Bleary men, teary men,
Slowly to London Bridge
Trudge the six hundred.
Strikers to the left of them,
Strikers to the right of them,
Strikers in front of them,
Our savings plunderd;
Rail fares are rising still,
Putting us through the mill,
Making us want to kill:
Onward to Cannon Street
Crawl the six hundred.
We must apologise,
Say those complacent guys,
For problems which arise,
In case you wondered
Why were two hours late.
Train crews we cant locate
Causing you all to wait.
Slowly to Charing Cross
Creep the six hundred.
This is the guard again,
Really I must explain,
Why you are caused such pain,
Plans ripped asunder.
Just one small contract clause:
Who must perform the chores
Closing and opning doors,
When at Blackfriars shores,
Alight the six hundred.
Now theyve gone back to work,
Pausing this act berserk,
Strikes off for now, they smirk,
Threatning and thunderd.
Weve slightly changed our stance,
Off on another dance,
Stopping the trains to France,
Under the channels waves,
Stranding six hundred.
Train trudges in at last,
Freeing its noble cast,
Hours and hours have past,
Since they first blundered.
Suffering Southern plight,
Now, at last, all alight.
Then get back on and fight,
Hard for a seat. They might
Still get back home that night,
Though the chance may be slight.
Gallant six hundred.
Tycoon who bought

his childhood idyll
By Dominic Midgley
n 2008 the north Devon vill

age of Woolfardisworthy was
judged the areas Best kept
village (large village group).
But in the years that followed
it fell into decline culminating in the closure of the village
pub in December 2012.
The Farmers Arms got into a
sorry state. At one stage half of
the derelict thatched roof was
covered in lurid green tarpaulin.
The carriage lamp designed to
light the doorway hung drunk
enly askew. And many of the
letters making up the pub sign
dropped off long ago.
Its a similar story at the
villages impressive manor house
which has been unoccupied for
the past 10 years. Its doors are
boarded up, the paint is peeling.
With two such high-profile
buildings in a state of disrepair
the centre of the village was
turning into an eyesore and
putting off home-buyers. Things
werent helped by the fact that
the nearest alternative pub was
a three-mile hike away. It began
to look as if the locals would have
to come to terms with the fact
that the village they call Woolsery
for short would become yet
another victim of rural flight.
Then Hilary Birch had the
bright idea of calling her brother
Michael. The familys association
Michael Birch, who sold his

social media site for
650m, never forgot the
village where he once had
so many happy holidays...
Joao Havelange, the former president

of footballs world governing body FIFA,
who has died aged 100, liked to recount
how he was nearly never born at all, thanks
to one of the 20th-centurys best-known
disasters.
While born in Brazil, Havelange was the
son of wealthy Belgian parents who
emigrated to South America. But he once
claimed that his father, who was leaving his
home city of Liege to take up a job in Peru,
had been scheduled to sail on the Titanics
maiden voyage in 1912. However he was
delayed while travelling to Southampton,
and the doomed liner left the docks
without Havelange senior.
ICONIC: The striking signage
NEW LIFE: The manor house will be revitalised

his plans to a public meeting and
was shrewd enough to lay on free
wine and beer for the 200 locals
who turned up.
I have a huge emotional con
nection to the village and have
fond memories of drinking in the
Farmers Arms and was saddened
to hear that it had closed. I want
to make sure I get it right.
At another public meeting just
under a year later more details
were revealed. The manor house
would be turned into a 19-bed
room hotel with a landscaped
courtyard and caf. Meanwhile
the Farmers Arms was to be
renovated and rethatched.
One of the most important
things is to revitalise the village
centre, said Michael. Our plan
for the Farmers Arms is to create
a traditional English pub feel. It
needs to be intimate and cosy.
Michael certainly knows what
hes talking about when it comes
Jane Birkin is interviewed by Mojo

magazine to mark the 25th anniversary of
the death of her partner Serge Gainsbourg.
The duo achieved
notoriety in 1969 for their
single Je TAime Moi
Non Plus, complete with
lurid moaning, which led
many to conclude that
the couple had been
recorded actually, you
know, at it.
The 69-year-old,
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[a real recording] it would have been a
long-playing record. Mais naturellement!
Ringo Starr is celebrating becoming the
first Beatle great-grandfather at 76 after his
granddaughter Tatia Starkey, 30, gave birth to
son Stone. But what of the woman who would
have been his great-grandmother?
Perhaps the lowest profile of all the Beatle
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with the village goes back more

than three centuries to 1700.
While she and her siblings were
brought up in Hertfordshire, six
generations of the family lie
buried in the churchyard and the
present brood had spent many
happy summers in Woolsery.
The reason Hilary thought
Michael, 46, might be able to
help is because he and his wife
Xochi had set up a social media
site called Bebo in 2005, which
they had sold to media giant
AOL for 650million in 2008. The
deal had left the San Franciscobased couple sitting on a nest
egg of 300million to them any
investment in Woolsery would
amount to loose change.
Michael, who is so fond of the
area that he called one of his two
sons Devon, knew he wanted to
do something the moment his
sister told him about the plight
of the Farmers Arms. He was
even more certain after flying
over for a visit.
It was in the saddest state Id
seen the village in my memory,
he told the BBC.
The pub had been closed for a
number of years, the manor
house had been closed a lot
longer... it was knowing that I
could do it [help] and knowing
that I needed to do it.
Over the past two years he has
bought five buildings, including
the Farmers Arms, the manor
house and the fish-and-chip shop.
In November 2014 he hired the
village community hall to explain
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REVAMPED: The Farmers Arms is due to reopen
to pubs. He is so obsessed with

them that when he wanted to set
up a bar in his Californian home
he had a closed-down English
pub removed piece-by-piece and
shipped over.
He and Xochi are also cofounders of The Battery, a hip
private members club in San
Francisco, which has no fewer
than four bars.
We seem to put bars every
where, he told the FT last year.
I did meet my wife in a bar. I
spent most of my student life in
a bar. My favourite thing to do
socially is to go to bars.
While the pub and hotel are
still to undergo their 1million
renovations the fish-and-chip
shop is already open.
Michaels
investments
in
Woolsery represent the continu
ation of a family tradition that
dates back centuries. His greatgreat grandfather Job Andrew
built the Woolsery village shop,

which remained in the family
until 1961. His grandmother
Millicent Andrew, meanwhile,
was born in the village shops
premises in 1900 and his grand
father Joseph Burrow was born
at nearby Ashcroft Farm.
Ive always had a sentimen
tality about it, he said. Im related
to 95 per cent of the churchyard
but nowhere near the same
percentage of the living.
But the living are certainly
grateful. Its as good as winning
the lottery because theres no
way that the parish council and
residents could have come
together with enough money to
make a go of the pub, says
Robin Edmonds, of the local
parish council. Sonia Hamilton,
vice-chairwoman of the council,
adds: He is bringing the centre
of the village back to life. We feel
loved and wanted by him.
Jeremy Corbyns man of the people

credentials might have taken a slight knock
yesterday after he failed to identify Ant and
Dec, pictured. Questioned on the Victoria
Derbyshire show on BBC
One during a Labour
leadership debate he was
unable to name the duo
after a picture was shown
to him even when he was
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Geordie TV presenters.
Just how closeted away
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as they are Labour supporters)? In contrast
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lesson for her birthday.
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then and asked for lessons every
Christmas until I was old enough
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this thing, she says.
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in need. Here she tells us her incredible story
ECKI continued flying

while studying physics
at Bath University. It
was there that she first heard
about MAF.
I never wanted to fly
commercially so the work they did
in small planes really appealed.
At 25 Becki gained her full
pilots licence and after leaving
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planes around Cornwall searching
for traffic accidents.
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rigorous training needed to
become an MAF pilot, with the
intention of uprooting her life and
moving to Africa with her husband
Matt, 33, and their now
four-year-old daughter Bethan.
I had health and psychological
tests, travelled to Uganda for a
flight trial and learned the ins and
outs of running a small plane
alone in the African bush.
In September 2014 the family
packed up their home in Devon
and bought a one-way ticket to
Madagascar. Matt became a
teacher to support his wifes
unusual career.
Hes been incredible. He got
himself a nine-to-five job so
I could, quite literally, spread my
wings, says Becki. However, my
parents were a bit worried about
me upping and leaving and taking
their granddaughter.
Yet in Africa her parents
FAMILY: Husband Matt and daughter Bethan

reaction became the least of her
worries. Being one of the only
female pilots in the area came
with its own challenges, says
Becki.
Locals can be sceptical. They
often see women as these giggly,
hysterical beings. I get asked Do
you have a licence? and Have you
ever flown a plane before?
Ive been harassed quite a lot.
People sometimes cant believe
their eyes when a girl steps out of
the plane.
Becki recalls one of her first
days on the job, flying to pick up
a woman in labour. It was a race
against time and sadly by the time
we got there it was too late she
had died during childbirth.
There was another pregnant
woman who needed medical
assistance so we rushed her to
hospital. For Becki there is no
TEAMWORK: The MAF pilots help people in need across Africa
such thing as a typical days work.

One day I could be picking up a
group of Italian nuns, the next a
woman in labour or someone in
need of urgent surgery.
Its a third-world country but
we use our resources to help as
many people as we can.
Remembering her favourite day
on the job, Becki describes the joy
she felt flying a one-year-old baby
home from hospital after a cleft lip
operation.
We had flown Rosella and her
mother from their village to Mercy
Ships, a hospital on a boat. The
staff fed her regular meals, did the
operation and nursed her back to
health.
When I flew Rosella home, her
father laid eyes on her for the first
time and was moved to tears.
Seeing his daughter looking
healthy and chubby in a bright
green dress was overwhelming,

especially as he hadnt been able
to contact his wife and had started
to fear the worst.
Becki explains that due to the
unpredictable Madagascan
weather, being stranded is par for
the course.
I always pack an overnight bag
because often when I land, driving
rain or thick smog will emerge
from nowhere and ground me.
Ive been stranded in remote
villages for days. Sometimes there
is a guesthouse, sometimes I have
to sleep on peoples floors.
Becki admits that it isnt always
easy when the going gets tough.
You need patience to deal with
passengers who try to take more
baggage than my tiny plane can
carry.
She shudders as she describes
the time the engine of her plane
split in two at 2,000ft, forcing her

to make an emergency landing
before it stopped working
completely.
You just go, excuse the pun,
into autopilot. I dont tend to
panic when something like that
happens, for example, a strange
noise or a plume of smoke. I just
focus on landing the plane.
While she may be fearless when
shes in the driving seat, Becki
admits turbulence can scare her
just as much as everyone else.
I actually find international
flights quite frightening, she
laughs. I think, I wish I was in
control of the plane.
Currently on maternity leave,
Becki is due to give birth to her
second child in September, after
which she plans to take a year off.
Babies and planes dont mix,
she says. My focus has to be on
the new baby.
Flying takes up a lot of your
mental capacity, from prep to
safety checks to the flight itself
and its debrief.
Its hard to give it your full
attention when you have baby
brain.
Yet after her time off, the next
stop for the family will be Chad,
northern Africa, where Becki will
continue her work with MAF.
I cant wait to get back in the
cockpit, she says.
The sky is my home.
MAF is the worlds largest
humanitarian airline. Find out
more at maf-uk.org
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the BBC demonstrate
dazzling financial acumen.
Katie Derham recently
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about The Girl From
Ipanema and the bossa nova genre
to which the song belonged.
It would have been expensive to
send a presenter and a crew to Rio
for such a niche topic except, of
course, when lots of tv personnel
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I thought theyd pulled a similar
stunt in Skies Above Britain
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on the Yorkshire Moors.
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If further savings were sought the
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in June the BBC2 series City In The

Sky pondered the mysteries of
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sky at any one time.
Now another series with the word
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the same. But it is more interesting
than the intricacies of baggage
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Picks of the day

Reality: On Benefits: Costa Del Dole,
8pm, Channel 5
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Gentle history lessons embarked
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was all undeniably interesting but
none of it quite as gripping, or
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9.15 Olympics: Rio Highlights
2016 Jason Mohammad introduces
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200m at 13.15 and mens K2 200m at
13.39. See Pick Of The Day. (W) (S)
1.45 Red Rock Conor covers for
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2.30 The Edge Gameshow, hosted
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roll balls along lanes to win money
and the closer they get to The Edge,
the more cash they will bank. (R) (S)
3.10 Escape To The Country
Alistair Appleton searches for a home
with holiday let potential in Cornwall
for a London couple who have a
budget of 500,000. (AD) (R) (W) (S)
4.00 The Great Antiques Map Of
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rare piece of Clutha glass and a
Singer sewing machine. (R) (W) (S)
4.30 Flog It! Paul Martin and the
team value antiques in Longleat. (R)
5.15 Pointless Quiz show. (R) (S)
6.00 Olympics 2016 Hazel Irvine
presents further live coverage. (W) (S)
6.00 Good Morning Britain

Katie Price discusses her new reality
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8.30 Lorraine Entertainment and
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9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
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10.30 This Morning Celebrity chat
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12.30 Loose Women The ladies put
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1.30 ITV News, Weather (W) (S)
1.55 Local News, Weather v
2.00 Judge Rinder Criminal barrister
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in a studio courtroom. (R) (W) (S)
3.00 Secret Dealers The team
searches the home of a woman who
has inherited a large collection of
gold and silver trinkets, and the
dealers bid for a cabinet full of
Royal Doulton flambe. (R) (W) (S)
3.59 Local Weather (W) (S) v
4.00 Tipping Point Ben Shephard
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hope of winning a 10,000 jackpot. (R)
5.00 Alphabetical Quiz in which
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Their aim is to win a jackpot that
increases in size each time it isnt
won. Hosted by Jeff Stelling. (W)
6.30 ITV News, Weather
6.15 3rd Rock From The Sun (R)

6.40 3rd Rock From The Sun (R)
7.05 Everybody Loves Raymond
Comedy, with Ray Romano. (R,S)
7.35 Everybody Loves Raymond
Sitcom, with Patricia Heaton. (R,S)
8.00 Frasier Hit comedy. (AD) (R,S)
8.30 Frasier US sitcom. (AD) (R,S)
9.00 The Big Bang Theory (R,S)
9.30 The Big Bang Theory (R,S)
10.00 The Simpsons (AD) (R,S)
11.30 Come Dine With Me (R,S)
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12.05 Come Dine With Me
Victoriana enthusiast Peter Saunders
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Former waitress Keri Lever hosts the
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Teacher Jackie Mather hosts the final
dinner party in Nottingham. (R,S)
1.35 Channel 4 Racing Nick Luck,
Emma Spencer and AP McCoy
present coverage of the second day
of the Ebor Festival at York. (S)
4.00 Four In A Bed Hoteliers from
the Isle of Man, Blackpool and
Warwickshire compete. (R,S)
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Marilyn finally accepts Johns
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terrorist plotting an attack. (AD) (R,S)
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10.00 Olympics 2016

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mens hockey final at the
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10.30 Olympics 2016
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Clare Balding and Mark Chapman
the days events, presented
review the highlights so far from
by Kirsty Wark. (W) (S)
day 13 in Rio, which included the
Followed by Weather. (W) (S)
mens triathlon and the hoped-for
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report on back seat passenger
basketball and handball semiJaqueline, who is involved in
finals at Riocentro and the
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Future Arena respectively. (W) (S)
12.00 Olympics 2016
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beach volleyball, handball and
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Dragonball Z: Battle Of Gods (2013) (12) Animated
fantasy adventure. 5.00 Star Trek Beyond: Special
The making of the latest instalment in the sci-fi series. 5.30
Finding Pixar Documentary about the animation studio.
Sky Cinema Comedy
Sky 308
6.50am Pitch Perfect 2 Special With Anna Kendrick.

7.20 The Man (2005) (12) With Samuel L Jackson.
8.50 King Ralph (1991) (PG) With John Goodman.
10.35 Rushmore (1998) (15) With Jason Schwartzman.
12.15pm Spy (2015) (15) With Melissa McCarthy. 2.20
Ricki And The Flash (2015) (12) With Meryl Streep.
4.10 The Top Ten Show 2016 4.30 Norbit (2007)
(12) With Eddie Murphy. 6.20 Blazing Saddles (1974)
(12) With Mel Brooks. 8.00 Spy (2015) (15) With Melissa
McCarthy. 10.05 Norbit (2007) (12) With Eddie Murphy.
11.55 Theres Something About Mary (1998)
(15) With Cameron Diaz. 2.00am Jackass Number
Two (2006) (18) With Johnny Knoxville. 3.35 The
Frighteners (1996) (15) With Michael J Fox. 5.30
Pitch Perfect 2 Special With Anna Kendrick.
Sky Cinema Action & Adventure Sky 307
6.05am Jaws 3 (1983) (12) With Dennis Quaid. 7.50

Spider-Man 3 (2007) (12) With Tobey Maguire. 10.15
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) (12) With
Megan Fox. 12.05pm San Andreas (2015) (PG) With
Dwayne Johnson. 2.15 Black Sea (2014) (15) With Jude
Law. 4.25 Batman Forever (1995) (12) With Val Kilmer.
6.35 Spider-Man 3 (2007) (12) With Tobey Maguire.
9.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) (12)
Times quoted are GMT
lethal weapon HHHH
Day (1993) (PG) Comedy, starring Bill Murray. 11.20

Journey To The Center Of The Earth (1959) (U)
Sci-fi adventure, starring Pat Boone. 1.40pm The Bridge
On The River Kwai (1957) (PG) Oscar-winning
Second World War drama, starring Alec Guinness. 4.20
Happy Gilmore (1996) (12) Golfing comedy, starring
Adam Sandler. 6.00 Lethal Weapon (1987) (15) See
Todays Choice. 8.00 Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) (18)
Action thriller sequel, with Mel Gibson, Danny Glover and
Joss Ackland. 10.00 Lethal Weapon 3 (1992) (15)
Action thriller sequel, with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.
12.15am Harry Potter And The Order Of The
Phoenix (2007) (12) Fantasy adventure, starring Daniel
Radcliffe. 2.50 Harry Potter And The Half-Blood
Prince (2009) (12) Fantasy adventure sequel, starring
Daniel Radcliffe. 5.30 Star Trek Beyond: Special The
making of the latest instalment in the sci-fi series.
Sky Cinema Greats, 6pm
As far as police pairings go, Roger Murtaugh and Martin

Riggs are almost without comparison, played superbly
by Mel Gibson and Danny Glover in this, the first
instalment in the Lethal Weapon series.
The pair are forced to work together to investigate the
death of the daughter of an old friend of Murtaughs
but as ever in Hollywood, it appears there is more
to the suicide than meets the eye.
As the investigation gathers pace, the duo find
themselves in a violent and bloody confrontation with a
ruthless drugs cartel with links to the dead girl.
Terrific example of an old-school action thriller.
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TCM
With William Fichtner. 11.00 San Andreas (2015) (PG)

With Dwayne Johnson. 12.55am Black Sea (2014) (15)
With Jude Law. 2.50 Poseidon (2006) (12) With Kurt
Russell. 4.30 Jaws 2 (1978) (PG) With Roy Scheider.
(1950) (U) Disney animated fairytale, with the voice of

Ilene Woods. 5.10 The Black Cauldron (1985) (U)
Animated fantasy adventure, with the voice of John Hurt.
Sky 306
6.30am Pitch Perfect 2 Special With Anna Kendrick.

7.00 The Candidate (1972) (PG) With Robert Redford.
9.00 Get On Up (2014) (12) With Chadwick Boseman.
11.25 The Remains Of The Day (1993) (U) With
Anthony Hopkins. 1.45pm Burnt (2015) (15) With
Bradley Cooper. 3.35 Pitch Perfect 2 Special With
Anna Kendrick. 4.05 Think Like A Man Too (2014)
(12) With Kevin Hart. 6.00 Kelly & Cal (2014) (15)
With Juliette Lewis. 8.00 Burnt (2015) (15) Drama, with
Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller. 9.45 The Theory
Of Everything (2014) (12) With Eddie Redmayne and
Felicity Jones. Midnight Men, Women & Children
(2014) (15) With Adam Sandler. 2.10 In The Name Of
The Father (1993) (15) With Daniel Day-Lewis. 4.30
The Country Girl (1954) (PG) With Bing Crosby.
Sky Cinema Fairy Tales
6.05am The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008) (PG)

Fantasy adventure, starring Freddie Highmore. 7.50 Mulan
II (2004) (PG) Disney animated adventure sequel. 9.15
The Princess And The Frog (2009) (U) Disney
animated musical fantasy. 11.00 Alice In Wonderland
(1951) (U) Disney animated fantasy. 12.30pm Tangled
(2010) (PG) Disney animated comedy. 2.20 Cinderella
(1950) (U) Disney animated fairytale. 3.45 Cinderella
II: Dreams Come True (2002) (U) Animated fairytale
sequel. 5.10 Cinderella III: A Twist In Time (2007)
(U) Disneys animated fantasy sequel. 6.30 The Black
Cauldron (1985) (U) Animated fantasy adventure.
8.00 Tangled (2010) (PG) Disney animation. 9.45
The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008) (PG) Fantasy
adventure, with Freddie Highmore. 11.25 The Princess
And The Frog (2009) (U) Disney animated musical
fantasy. 1.05am Alice In Wonderland (1951) (U)
Disney animated fantasy. 2.25 Mulan II (2004) (PG)
Disney animated adventure sequel. 3.50 Cinderella
Sky Cinema Drama & Romance
Sky Cinema Greats
Sky 310
Sky 304
6.20am The Iron Giant (1999) (U) Animated adventure,

with the voice of Vin Diesel. 7.55 Broken Lance (1954)
(U) Western, starring Spencer Tracy. 9.35 Groundhog
Sky 317
6.45am Kung Fu 7.50 Kung Fu 8.55 Guns For San

Sebastian (1968) (PG) 11.05 Gun Glory (1957) (U)
12.50pm Kung Fu 1.55 Kung Fu 3.00 The Law
And Jake Wade (1958) (U) Western, starring Robert
Taylor. 4.40 The Flame And The Arrow (1950)
(PG) Adventure, starring Burt Lancaster. 6.25 David
Copperfield (1935) (U) Period drama, starring Freddie
Bartholomew. 9.00 The Last Boy Scout (1991) (18)
Action thriller, starring Bruce Willis. 11.10 Mad Max 2
(1981) (18) Futuristic adventure, starring Mel Gibson.
1.05am Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura
2.05 Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura
2.55 Hollywoods Best Film Directors 3.25
Hollywoods Best Film Directors 4.00 Hollywoods
Best Film Directors 4.30 Hollywoods Best Film
Directors 5.00 Hollywoods Best Film Directors
5.35 Hollywoods Best Film Directors
Film4
Freeview 15 - Sky 315
11.00am Step Up 3 (2010) (12) Dance drama sequel,

starring Rick Malambri. 1.10pm Doctor In Clover
(1966) (PG) Medical comedy, starring Leslie Philips. 3.15
The House Of Magic (2013) (U) Animated adventure,
with the voices of Murray Blue and Doug Stone. 4.55
Casper (1995) (PG) Family comedy, starring Christina
Ricci. 6.55 The Adjustment Bureau (2011) (12) Scifi thriller, starring Matt Damon. 9.00 About Time (2013)
(12) Romantic fantasy comedy, starring Domhnall Gleeson.
11.25 Bronson (2008) (18) Biopic of the notorious
convict, with Tom Hardy. 1.10am Serpico (1973) (18)
entertainmentsatellite, cable and digital

ITV2
6.00am Planets Funniest Animals 6.20

Dinner Date 7.10 The Ellen DeGeneres Show
8.00 Emmerdale 8.30 Coronation Street
9.00 Youve Been Framed! 9.30 Psych 10.20
Royal Pains 11.15 Dinner Date 12.15pm
Emmerdale 12.45 Coronation Street 1.15
Youve Been Framed! Gold 1.45 The Ellen
DeGeneres Show 2.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show
5.50 Take Me Out 7.00 Youve Been Framed:
A-Z 8.00 Two And A Half Men 9.00 Film: The
Matrix Reloaded (2003) (15) 10.10 FYI Daily
10.15 Film: The Matrix Reloaded (2003) (15)
11.45 Family Guy 12.40am American Dad!
1.40 The Vampire Diaries 2.30 Teleshopping
ITV3
6.00am Movies Now 6.10 In Loving Memory

6.35 Heartbeat 7.35 Where The Heart Is
8.35 The Royal 9.40 Judge Judy 11.00
Murder, She Wrote Noon Love Your Garden
1.05 Heartbeat 2.05 The Royal 3.10 Where
The Heart Is 4.15 In Loving Memory 4.50
Rising Damp 5.20 George And Mildred 5.55
Heartbeat 7.00 Murder, She Wrote 8.00
Endeavour 10.00 Lewis. With Kevin Whately.
Midnight Inspector Morse 2.05 ITV3
Nightscreen 2.30 Teleshopping. Home goods.
ITV4
6.00am Magnum, PI 6.50 Gunsmoke 7.45

The Sweeney 8.50 Ironside 9.50 Quincy
ME 10.55 Magnum, PI 11.55 Gunsmoke
1.00pm Pawn Stars 2.00 Storage Wars 2.55
The Sweeney 3.55 Quincy ME 4.55 Ironside
6.00 Storage Wars 7.00 The Motorbike Show
8.00 World Series Of Darts: Sydney Midnight
Benidorm 1.00 River Monsters 2.00 The
Sweeney 2.50 ITV4 Nightscreen. Text-based
information. 3.00 Teleshopping. Home goods.
Sky1
Sky 106
6.00am The Dog Whisperer 7.00 Monkey

Life 8.00 Ashley Banjos Big Town Dance 9.00
Greggs: More Than Meats The Pie 10.00 Road
Wars 11.00 NCIS: Los Angeles Noon Hawaii
Five-0 1.00 Supergirl 2.00 The Flash 4.00
Modern Family 5.00 The Simpsons 5.30
Futurama 6.30 The Simpsons 8.00 Modern
Family 9.00 Dont Tell The Bride 10.00 The
Simpsons 11.00 A League Of Their Own
Midnight NCIS: Los Angeles 1.00 Hawaii
Five-0 2.00 Limitless 3.00 Arrow 4.00 Road
Wars 5.00 Ninja Warrior 5.30 Ninja Warrior
E4
6.00am Charmed 6.45 Hollyoaks 7.10

Coach Trip: Road To Ibiza 7.40 Melissa &
Joey 8.05 How I Met Your Mother 9.00 Rules
Of Engagement 10.00 Baby Daddy 11.00
Charmed 1.00pm How I Met Your Mother
2.00 The Big Bang Theory 3.00 Baby Daddy
4.00 Melissa & Joey 5.00 Marvels Agents
Of SHIELD 6.00 The Big Bang Theory 7.00
Hollyoaks 7.30 Coach Trip: Road To Ibiza 8.00
The Big Bang Theory 9.00 New Girl 9.30 Angie
Tribeca 10.00 Film: X-Men Origins: Wolverine
(2009) (12) 12.05am The Big Bang Theory
1.05 Gogglebox 1.55 First Dates 2.50 Angie
Tribeca 3.10 Marvels Agents Of SHIELD 3.55
Rules Of Engagement 4.35 Charmed
More4
8.55am Food Unwrapped 9.35 A Place In

The Sun: Winter Sun 10.30 Food Unwrapped
11.05 Hughs 3 Good Things: Best Bites
11.15 Film: Drums Across The River (1954)
(PG) 12.55pm Time Team 3.05 A Place
In The Sun: Winter Sun 5.15 Four In A Bed

7.55 Grand Designs 9.00 The Secret World
Of Lego 10.00 24 Hours In A&E 11.05 Love
Child 12.10am Ramsays Kitchen Nightmares
USA 1.15 24 Hours In A&E 2.20 The Secret
World Of Lego 3.25 River Cottage Bites
GOLD
Sky 110
7.00am Outnumbered 7.40 The Brittas Empire

8.15 My Hero 8.55 Last Of The Summer Wine
10.55 Keeping Up Appearances 12.55pm
Outnumbered 1.35 The Brittas Empire 2.15
My Hero 2.50 Last Of The Summer Wine 4.52
Creature Comforts 5.00 Outnumbered 5.40
Only Fools And Horses 9.00 Fawlty Towers.
Comedy. 9.45 Absolutely Fabulous 10.25
Fawlty Towers 11.10 Absolutely Fabulous
12.25am Little Britain Abroad 1.05 Cheers
1.35 I Dream Of Jeannie 2.30 Little Britain
Abroad 3.05 Cheers 3.30 Rex The Runt
Sky Living
Sky 107
6.00am UK Border Force 8.00 Million Dollar

Listing: NYC 9.00 Nothing To Declare 11.00
RSPCA Animal Rescue Noon The Biggest
Loser: Australia 1.00 Million Dollar Listing:
NYC 2.00 Criminal Minds 4.00 UK Border
Force 5.00 Cooks To Market 5.15 Nothing
To Declare 6.45 My Kitchen Rules: Australia
8.00 Chicago Fire 10.00 Criminal Minds
1.00am Bones 3.00 Criminal Minds 4.00
Border Security: Canadas Front Line
CBS Action
6.00am Teleshopping 9.00 NCIS 11.00

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Noon Star Trek
1.00 Bonanza 2.00 NCIS 4.00 Walker,
Texas Ranger 5.00 JAG 6.00 Star Trek 7.00
MacGyver 8.00 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
9.00 NCIS 10.00 Bad Girls 10.45 Walker,

Texas Ranger 11.40 NCIS 2.20am Bonanza
3.20 Walker, Texas Ranger 4.10 Flashpoint
CBS Reality
6.00am Teleshopping. Home shopping. 9.00

Judge Judy 10.00 Its A Miracle With Roma
Downey 11.00 Unsolved Mysteries Noon 48
Hours: Mystery 1.00 Judge Judy 3.00 Its A
Miracle With Roma Downey 4.00 Unsolved
Mysteries 5.00 Judge Judy 7.00 Medical
Detectives 8.00 Troubled Teens: Jail Shock
9.00 Addicted To The Life 10.00 Snapped:
Killer Couples 11.00 Medical Detectives
Midnight I Survived 1.00 Addicted To The
Life 2.00 Snapped: Killer Couples 3.00
Teleshopping 4.00 Rapid Response 4.25 Heir
Hunters 5.10 Dog And Beth: On The Hunt
BBC Four
1.00pm Olympics 2016. The opening

coverage of day 13. 2.00am Britain On Film:
The World Of Work 2.30 Sounds Of The 70s
2 Troubadours Peaceful Easy Feeling 3.00
Burma, My Father And The Forgotten Army
Comedy Central
Sky 112
8.00am The Middle 9.00 Bobs Burgers

10.00 That 70s Show. US sitcom. 11.00
Friends 2.00pm Impractical Jokers. US
comedy. 3.00 Friends 8.00 Impractical Jokers
9.00 Film: Kevin And Perry Go Large (2000)
(15) 10.45 Film: Superhero Movie (2008) (12)
12.30am The Daily Show 1.00 South Park
2.00 Russell Howards Stand Up Central 2.30
Drunk History 3.00 Comedy Central At The
Comedy Store 3.50 Two And A Half Men. US hit
comedy. 5.00 Teleshopping. Home shopping.
FOX
Sky 124
8.00am Law & Order: Criminal Intent 9.00

Medium 11.00 The Closer 1.00pm NCIS
3.00 Medium 5.00 The Closer 7.00 NCIS
9.00 Family Guy 9.30 American Dad! 10.00
Family Guy 10.30 American Dad! 11.00 Neon
Joe, Werewolf Hunter 11.30 Robot Chicken
11.45 Brad Neelys Harg Nallin Sclopio
Peepio Midnight Family Guy 1.00 American
Dad! 2.00 Family Guy. US hit comedy. 2.30
American Dad! Animated hit comedy. 3.00
Family Guy. US hit comedy. 4.00 American
Dad! 5.00 Teleshopping. Home shopping.
Discovery
Sky 520
6.00am Extreme Car Hoarders 7.00 Alaskan

Bush People 8.00 Bear Grylls: Born Survivor
9.00 Fast N Loud 11.00 Wheeler Dealers
1.00pm Fat N Furious: Rolling Thunder 2.00
Gold Rush 3.00 Bear Grylls: Born Survivor
4.00 Mythbusters 5.00 Wheeler Dealers 6.00
Fast N Loud 8.00 Misfit Garage 9.00 Alaskan
Bush People 10.00 Film: Valley Uprising
Midnight Naked And Afraid 1.00 Street
Outlaws 2.00 Moonshiners 3.00 Alaskan
Bush People 3.50 Wheeler Dealers. With Mike
Brewer. 4.40 How Its Made. Making globes.
History
Sky 529
6.00am Teleshopping. Home shopping. 7.00

Teleshopping. Home goods. 7.30 Teleshopping
8.00 Pawn Stars 9.00 Down East Dickering
10.00 Shipping Wars 11.00 Counting Cars
Noon Storage Wars 1.00 Pawn Stars 3.00
Mountain Men 5.00 Pawn Stars 6.00 American
Pickers 7.00 Storage Wars 8.00 The Curse Of
Oak Island 9.00 Duck Dynasty 10.00 Pawn
Stars 10.30 Storage Wars Midnight Duck
sport
Sky Sports 1
Sky 401
6.00am Football Gold 6.30 Football Gold

7.00 WWE: Smackdown 8.00 Premier League
World 8.30 Premier League Years 10.30 Great
Sporting Moments 11.00 Premier League
100 Club 11.30 Football Gold Noon Premier
League 100 Club 1.00 Premier League Legends
2.00 Premier League Years 4.00 Football Gold
4.30 Football Gold 5.00 Motorsport Mundial
5.30 Sporting Triumphs 6.00 Premier League
World 6.30 Premier League 100 Club 7.00
Premier League Match Pack 7.30 Live Super
League Super 8s. Hull FC v Catalan Dragons
(Kick-off 8.00pm). 10.30 La Liga Show 11.00
Premier League World 11.30 Premier League
Match Pack Midnight Super League Super
8s Highlights 12.15 Premier League 100 Club
12.45 Super League Super 8s Highlights 1.00
La Liga Show 1.30 Premier League World 2.00
Super League Super 8s Highlights 2.15 Super
League Gold 2.30 La Liga Show 3.00 Premier
League World 3.30 Super League Super 8s
Highlights 3.45 Super League Gold
Sky Sports 2
Sky 402
6.00am Cricket Classics 7.30 Crickets

Greatest 8.30 Crickets Greatest 9.30 Crickets
Greatest 10.30 Crickets Greatest Noon
Crickets Greatest 12.30 Crickets Greatest
1.00 Cricketing Yorkshire 1.30 Cricket Classics
1.45 Cricket Fillers: We Love It Adam Gilchrist
1.55 Live Royal London One-Day Cup Cricket.
Kent v Yorkshire. 10.30 Cricketing Yorkshire.
The 2015 season enters a crucial phase. 11.00
AB De Villiers: Sporting Genius. A cricketing

masterclass with the South Africa captain. 11.30
AB De Villiers: Sporting Genius. A cricketing
masterclass with the South Africa captain.
Midnight The World Rugby Show 12.30
Cricket Classics 1.30 Crickets Greatest 2.00
Crickets Greatest 2.30 AB De Villiers: Sporting
Genius 3.00 Cricketing Yorkshire 3.30 The
World Rugby Show 4.00 Cricket Classics 5.00
Crickets Greatest 5.30 Crickets Greatest
Sky Sports 3
Sky 403
6.00am Darts Gold 6.15 Darts Gold 6.30

Darts Gold 6.45 Darts Gold 7.00 Sky Sports
Boxing Gold 7.30 Sky Sports Boxing Gold
8.00 ATP Masters Tennis 9.00 Sporting Greats
9.30 Racemax 10.00 Sporting Heroes: Gary
Newbon Interviews Sir Everton Weekes 11.00
Racing News 11.30 Sporting Greats Noon
Time Of Our Lives 1.00 ATP Masters Tennis
2.00 Racemax 2.30 Sporting Greats 3.00 ATP
Masters Tennis 4.00 Live ATP Masters Tennis.
The Western and Southern Open. Coverage
of day four, featuring matches from the last 16.
2.00am ATP Tour Uncovered 2.30 Racemax
3.00 Legends Of Darts 3.15 Legends Of Darts
3.30 Legends Of Darts 3.45 Legends Of Darts
4.00 Sky Sports Boxing Gold 4.30 Sky Sports
Boxing Gold 5.00 Time Of Our Lives
BT Sport 1
Sky 413
5.00am Classic MOTD Thrillers 5.30 Classic

MOTD Thrillers 6.00 Indoor Bowls: Premier
3s Finals 7.00 BRDC Formula 3 Championship
Highlights 8.00 Moto3: Grand Prix Of Austria

9.00 Moto2: Grand Prix Of Austria 10.00
MotoGP: Grand Prix Of Austria 11.00 MotoGP
Chequered Flag Noon FIM Sidecar World
Championship Highlights 12.30 Toyota AFL
Highlights Show 1.30 WTA All Access 2.00
WTA Tennis: Cincinnati 4.00 Live WTA Tennis:
Cincinnati. Coverage of the last-16 matches on
day four of the Western and Southern Open from
Lindner Family Tennis Centre in Ohio. 4.00am
Classic MOTD Thrillers 4.30 Classic MOTD
Thrillers. Chelsea v Newcastle United 1980/81.
Eurosport 1
Sky 410
7.25am Going For Gold 7.30 MCE British

Superbikes 9.30 Cycling: Amstel Gold Race
10.30 Cycling: Fleche Wallonne 11.30 MCE
British Superbikes 1.30pm Motorcycling:
Southern 100 2.30 Snooker: Welsh Open 4.30
Cycling: Liege-Bastogne-Liege 5.30 Cycling:
Tour De France 6.30 Live Cycling: Vuelta A
Espana. Coverage of the team presentation
ahead of the Grand Tour race. 7.25 Cycling:
Vuelta A Espana. A review of the Grand Tour
race. 8.25 Eurosport News. The latest stories.
8.30 Cycling: Vuelta A Espana. A chance to
see the team presentation ahead of the Grand
Tour race. 9.30 Going For Gold. A look ahead
to the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
9.45 Eurosport News. The latest stories. 9.50
WATTS. Eurosport highlights. 9.55 Snooker:
Welsh Open. Ben Woollaston v John Higgins.
11.55 Queensbury Boxing League. Action from
the quarter-finals. 12.55am Eurosport News
Dynasty 1.00 Pawn Stars 1.30 Storage Wars

3.00 Pawn Stars 4.00 American Pickers
Yesterday
Home
6.00am Great British Ghosts. With Michaela

Strachan. 6.25 Medieval Dead 7.10 Great
British Railway Journeys 8.00 The World At
War 9.00 Henry VIIIs Enforcer: The Rise And
Fall Of Thomas Cromwell 10.00 Raiders Of
The Lost Past 11.00 Medieval Dead Noon
Great British Railway Journeys 1.00 The World
At War 2.00 Henry VIIIs Enforcer: The Rise
And Fall Of Thomas Cromwell 3.00 Raiders Of
The Lost Past 4.00 Medieval Dead 5.00 Great
British Railway Journeys 6.00 The World At
War 7.00 Henry VIIIs Enforcer: The Rise And
Fall Of Thomas Cromwell 8.00 Allo Allo! 8.35
Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? 9.55
Keeping Up Appearances 11.15 Allo Allo!
11.50 Raiders Of The Lost Past 12.50am
Great British Ghosts 1.20 The Treasures Of
Ancient Rome 2.20 Great British Ghosts
7.00am Homes Under The Hammer 8.00
Flog It! 9.00 DIY SOS 10.00 Escape To The
Country 11.00 Fantasy Homes By The Sea
Noon Homes Under The Hammer 1.00 Flog
It! 2.00 DIY SOS 3.00 A Place In The Sun:
Summer Sun 4.00 Escape To The Country
5.00 Fantasy Homes By The Sea 6.00 Flog
It! 7.00 Homes Under The Hammer 8.00 DIY
SOS 9.00 A Place In The Sun: Summer Sun
10.00 Fantasy Homes By The Sea 11.00
Escape To The Country Midnight DIY SOS
1.00 Flog It! 2.00 Homes Under The Hammer
3.00 A Place In The Sun: Summer Sun
National Geographic Sky 526
8.00am Nazi Megastructures 9.00 Secret

Bible 10.00 The Egyptian Job 11.00
Highway Thru Hell Noon Wicked Tuna 1.00
Family Guns 2.00 Ultimate Airport Dubai
3.00 Air Crash Investigation 5.00 Car SOS
6.00 Supercar Megabuild 7.00 Air Crash
Investigation 8.00 Yukon Gold 9.00 Lawless
Island 10.00 Car SOS 11.00 Air Crash
Investigation Midnight Science Of Stupid
1.00 Underworld, Inc 2.00 Big Fish, Texas
5.00 Teleshopping 5.30 Teleshopping. Home
shopping. 6.00 Teleshopping. Home shopping.
6.30 Teleshopping 7.00 Teleshopping
Good Food
Sky 133
Universal Channel
Sky 113
6.00am The Opener 7.00 Hairy Bikers Best

Of British 8.00 Nigel Slaters Simple Suppers
8.30 Jamies 30 Minute Meals 9.00 The Great
Comic Relief Bake Off 10.00 Tom Kerridges
Proper Pub Food 11.00 John Torodes Australia
Noon Hairy Bikers Best Of British 1.00 Nigel
Slaters Simple Suppers 1.30 Jamies 30 Minute
Meals 2.00 The Great Comic Relief Bake Off
3.00 Tom Kerridges Proper Pub Food 4.00
John Torodes Australia 5.00 Hairy Bikers
Best Of British 6.00 Nigel Slaters Simple
Suppers 6.30 Jamies 30 Minute Meals. 7.00
The Great Comic Relief Bake Off 8.00 Tom
Kerridges Proper Pub Food 9.00 MasterChef
10.00 Hairy Bikers Best Of British 11.00 The
Great Comic Relief Bake Off Midnight Tom
Kerridges Proper Pub Food 1.00 MasterChef
6.00am CSI: Miami 7.00 Teleshopping 8.00
CSI: Miami 10.00 Law & Order 2.00pm NCIS
8.00 Major Crimes 9.00 Mr Robot 10.00
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 2.00am Mr
Robot 3.00 Numb3rs 5.00 CSI: Miami
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ACROSS
1 Adders on the move notice
target (9)
6 Late ordering the duck (4)
10 Barrage from colossal
voters (5)
11 A quiet friend finds fish
awful (9)
12 Lies are difficult to see (7)
13 Food riots to break out (7)
14 Confine backlash to series
of events (5,8)
17 Copper foundry (6,7)
21 City with its own tidy
fashion (7)
22 Shout about man being
dependent (7)
24 Sectional development of
shore (9)
25 Row about German
animal (5)
26 Reported spectacle at
location (4)
27 Country has no ideas in
production (9)
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pamphlet (8)
2 Model talked about
mouth (5)
3 Tomatoes entail adjusting
mental condition (9,5)
4 Size has space for a
triangle (7)
5 Experimental crime carried
out with Greek character (7)
7 Exit scene about reality (9)
8 Military unit thats very
large (6)
9 Understated city can
produce language (9,5)
15 Pliant cap worn by
candidate (9)
16 His teary performance
induces panic (8)
18 Room inside one for an
Italian artist (7)
19 Idiot takes tune to the
top (7)
20 Calculator as a cub might
construct (6)
23 Chap, after a port, has some
beef (5)
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TUESDAYS SOLUTION
NAME
ACROSS: 1 Pick, 3 Checkpoint, 9 Soon, 10 Tunnelling, 11 Modern dress,

15 Renovated, 17 Yahoo, 18 Enter, 19 Larcenous, 20 High treason, 24 Untameable,
25 Mien, 26 Atmosphere, 27 Here. DOWN: 1 Post-mortem, 2 Coordinate, 4 Hound,
5 Contender, 6 Polystyrene, 7 Iris, 8 Toga, 12 River Thames, 13 Shropshire,
14 Consonance, 16 Telegraph, 21 Tiler, 22 Puma, 23 Atom. Prizeword: Hedonist
ADDRESS
POSTCODE
THE DAILY EXPRESS 30-SECOND CHALLENGE
TEASER
TODAYS ANSWERS: BEGINNER = 18; INTERMEDIATE = 16; ADVANCED = 392.
CROSSDOUBT
mensateaser: WIN A Dozen Summers on DVD
Can you make two common five-letter

words from the nine letters given,
using each letter only once? You can
but only if one letter features in both
words in the squares on the right.
Theres at least one way to do it, and
you have to have the right letter at the
crossover but which one is it?
See if you can find the answer within
our target time. If you need help, ring
our clue-line below to find out the
crossover letter. Solution tomorrow.
Target times: Average:
16 mins Good: 12 mins
Excellent: 8 mins
Yesterdays solution:
CATCH (across)
SIGHT (down)
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YESTERDAYS SOLUTION
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hate hated haunt haunted head
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than thane thank thanked then
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todays Target solution
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Yesterdays solution
Black squares: 2, 5, 8,
10, 13, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24,
25, 31, 35, 38.
Across: Prize, Winners,
Stash, Oligarchy, Bobs,
Mien, Mixture, Harp,
Tear, Pseudonym, After,
Injured, Equal.
Down: Bishop, Ratio,
Sunk, Sumptuous, Echo,
Lynx, Vowed, Zingy,
Ugly, Make, Increment,
Arch, Arena, Yonder.
Extra letter clues
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0907 181 2558
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deduct two minutes for each clue letter heard) Alternatively, for six extra letter
clues direct to your mobile, text DXALPHA to 88080. Texts cost 1 plus
normal network operator rate. FULL SOLUTION: 0907 181 2565;
ACROSS ONLY: 0907 181 2561; DOWN ONLY: 0907 181 2562.
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SMALL CROSSWORD
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1 Soaks (9)
7 Underground room (6)
9 Utter failure or disaster (7)
10 Engrave (4)
12 Association of Tennis
Professionals (abbr.) (3)
13 With difficulty (2,1,4)
14 Higher National Certificate
(abbr.) (3)
15 Row, rank (4)
17 Divide into three parts (7)
19 Good sense and
judgment (6)
20 T tan rodeo (anag.) (9)
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YESTERDAYS SOLUTION
ACROSS 1 Calendar, 8 Muesli, 9 Acme, 10 Yes,
11 Reared, 13 Apparatus, 15 Gibbet, 17 Ton, 18 Free,
19 Entrap, 20 Soulless.
DOWN 1 Character, 2 Accept, 3 Lima, 4 Numerical,
5 Dead, 6 As yet, 7 Disasters, 12 Queens, 14 Panto,
15 Guru, 16 Brie.
Level: Difficult
DOWN
1 Subordinate event or
incident (8)
2 Assist in a crime (4)
3 Container (3)
4 Act of receiving (9)
5 Nearly (3,3)
6 Planet (5)
8 Newspaperman (8)
11 Persons hairstyle,
informally (6)
13 __ Lennox, singer (5)
16 Resound (4)
18 Consume (3)
For todays solution

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SUDOKU
Target: 28 mins
Fill the grid so that every column, row, and 3x3 square includes all of the digits from one to nine.
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THE ALPHABEATER
CAN you crack the
Alphabeater? Each grid
number represents a letter
or black square. As in
Alphapuzzle, every letter of
the alphabet is used. But
you have to complete the
grid too! Use the given
letters and black squares
below the grid to start. The
grid is rotationally
symmetrical in other
words, it looks the same if
you turn the page upside
down. Solution tomorrow.
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Both todays words in a moment
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Answer for Teaser 11/08/16: No, it will be 1.625 gallons short.
SOLUTION
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TODAYS TARGET
Good 14; very good 21; excellent 27
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SNIFFY CHESS HALL SOLD
to give two traditional seaside foods.
What are they?
0901 322 5601 0901 322 5607
HOW many words of four letters

or more can you make from the
letters shown here? In making a
word, each letter may be used
once only. Each must contain the
centre letter and there must be at
least one nine-letter word. No
plurals or verb forms ending in s.
DIFFICULTY: 7/10; TARGET: 22 mins; CLUE: Tool, we hear, is lowly.

YESTERDAYS SOLUTION: Across: Trickle, Know, Pleat, Quizzed, Gloom,
Blow, Drowsy, Joined, Live, Fined, Panacea, Axing, Spry, Wedding.
Down: Uphold, Lupus, Reed (clue), Souvenir, Catalyst, Liquor, Mirage,
Forehand, Nuzzling, Kiln, Widow, Drudge.
Take the online Mensa workout at www.mensa.org.uk or apply for a supervised IQ test in your area,
email bookatest@mensa.org.uk or telephone 01902 772771. Mensa does not accept hyphenated words,
and uses the Oxford Dictionary of English (Second Edition Revised) as its official reference.
STUCK? CALL FOR A CLUE
The Target
uses
words in
the main
body of
Chambers
21st
Century
Dictionary
(1999
edition)
Alphapuzzle tests your logic and word power. Each grid number
represents a letter. Every letter of the alphabet is used. Use the given
letter or letters below the main grid to start. Solution tomorrow.
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Alphapuzzle 2016 Acorn Editorial Ltd. All words appear in Chambers Dictionary.
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YESTERDAYS SOLUTION
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Celebrating today: newsreader Huw Edwards, 55, and actor Edward Norton, 47.
Aries Mar 21 Apr 20

Theres a good deal of high octane
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A full moon at the top of your skies

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bearing on the next few months. So get your
ideas across to those in power. Call me to
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Gemini May 22 June 21

Break from the usual monotony and
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introducing you to some unusual people
and activities that youll find stimulating.
Call me to hear why its all or nothing.
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Libra Sep 24 Oct 23

Uranus, planet of the unexpected,
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unusual developments to enjoy where heart
interests are concerned. Call me to hear
why you must now get the whole picture.
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Scorpio Oct 24 Nov 22

A full moon shining a spotlight on
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or youre hosting a party. Later theres an
evening of leisure. Call me to hear why
you need to make that important contact.
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Sagittarius Nov 23 Dec 21

If you concentrate your energies on
the activities you enjoy, youll breeze through
the day. Expect a rapid exchange of calls,
information, and conversations. Uranus is
awaking your creative passions. Call me to
hear why you must go that extra mile now.
0905 789 3709*
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PSYCHICS
RUPERT AND THE LOST CUCKOO No 29
Yes, Horace grunts, I told you so,

Hes flown to Africa, you know.
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Horace the hedgehog, still grumbling,

moves forward. A cuckoos a cuckoo
even if it does come out of a clock,
he says, and I expect yours has
gone with the others. Thats the
direction they took, towards the sun,
and I believe they go to a place called
Africa. He turns and disappears into
the bushes. Oh dear, this is worse
than ever! cries Rupert as he hurries
back towards the lake and meets
some of the animals. I must find Mr
Noah again now that we know where
I think, says Rupert, I should tell
we may have to look.
Express Newspapers 2016
Old Noah where hes gone, as well.
Boozy chocolate cake

This take on chocolate cake has strong stout as an ingredient, adding an unusual and
complementary avour. It is ideal served warm with whipped soured cream spread over the top. Serves 8.
INGREDIENTS
250ml stout style beer
250g butter
100g dark bitter chocolate, broken up
400g caster sugar
2 medium eggs
Small tub (250g) of soured cream
275g plain our
1 tablespoon bicarbonate of soda
METHOD
1) Heat the stout
style beer, butter,
dark bitter
chocolate and
caster sugar
together.
2) Mix in the
eggs and soured
cream.
3) Add in the
plain our and
bicarbonate of
soda.
4) Beat until it
is smooth with
no lumps.
5) Place into a
20cm tin and bake
for 40 to 50
minutes at
180C/160C fan/
gas mark 4.
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Cancer June 22 July 23

Uranus, planet of surprises, is
conjuring up an opportunity or two for you.
Its one of those days when a mystery is
suddenly brought to light. What happens
could bring more cash your way. Call me to
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Leo July 24 Aug 23
Capricorn Dec 22 Jan 20

Your house, whether youre working
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original and imaginative ideas. Suddenly, a
plan comes together and fires you into
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its in your interest to plan ahead.
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Aquarius Jan 21 Feb 19
Theres wild energy in the air as a

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Expect calls out of the blue and news that
will get you thinking. Two heads are always
better than one. Call me to hear why you
shouldnt delay that purchase.
Uranus, your far-sighted inventive

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meetings you have pave the way. Call me to
hear why you must be sure of your facts.
Virgo Aug 24 Sep 23
Pisces Feb 20 Mar 20
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With todays full moon in your work

and wellbeing skies youll notice a powerful
emphasis on physical activity and health.
You wont be short of the push and drive
you need to get things done. Call me to hear
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Unexpected developments bring a

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At last there is light at the end of the tunnel!
You need some time off, so take it slowly.
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ADVERTISING FEATURE
GEORGE
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menopause
HE menopause is inevitable,
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a change in life but one that
doesnt have to be accepted
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The menopause usually affects
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80 per cent of them experience
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EAT WELL
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Exercise also increases levels of
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RELAX
Stress can have a negative effect on

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BALANCE YOUR OESTROGEN

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Research shows that Promensil
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Travel
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Ronan Keating, 39, shot to fame
as part of Boyzone in the 1990s.
He later forged a solo career
before rejoining the band and
has also been a judge on
Australian versions of The X Factor
and The Voice. He is married to
Storm, has three children, Jack,
Missy and Ali from his first
marriage. He splits time between
London, Dublin and Sydney.
WHAT WAS YOUR MOST
MEMORABLE HOLIDAY?
My honeymoon last August was
phenomenal. Storm and I spent a
week in Ulusaba, which is Sir
Richard Bransons private game
reserve in South Africa.
It was the most incredible
week. We woke up every
morning at 6am to see the
African sunrise over the
bush, and then would
be driven out to see
the wildlife.
We saw rhino,
elephant, lion, wild
dogs, zebra,
everything you
could imagine. The
food was amazing,
the people were
friendly. We could
easily have spent
another week there.
We then flew onto
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anyone time. We had our own
villa, a pool, and had access to a the boys from Boyzone to a resort
in Spain (I think it was either
beach for ourselves. There were
Lanzarote or Tenerife). We really
lots of Giant Aldabra Tortoises
hadnt thought it through.
roaming around, which was
We had all been a bit spoilt by
amazing. You drive around in
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golf buggies and there is a
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FAVOURITE SOUVENIR?
A copper and silver prowling
leopard statue what we picked
up from our honeymoon trip to
South Africa.
We like to pick up attractive
things from our travels, but it
tends to be more to go into our
home rather than be just a
souvenir. In Amsterdam recently,
we picked up three paintings by
a local artist, which are hanging
on our walls.
filming The Voice. Ive just picked

up Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, the
man who created Nike, which Im
looking forward to reading.
HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR TIME
ON HOLIDAY?
I get bored just sitting in the sun.
So if I am taking it easy, Id prefer
to read a book while having a
long lunch in a nice restaurant. I
prefer being active, so I swim,
hike, or spend time on a boat.
But I like seeing wherever I am
visiting. I have trekked up Mount
Kilimanjaro once, and across
Ireland twice that was 260
miles, and Ive swum in the Irish
Sea, all for charitable causes.
BEST HOLIDAY READ?

The Old Man of the Sea by Ernest
Hemingway, which is a book
Ive read
many
times,
WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO
and
REVISIT?
which I
Vietnam. I stayed there at the
read on
Sofitel Legend Hotel in Hanoi on
honeya solo tour a few years ago. Id
moon.
love to go back. Often when Im
Ive just
touring, I only get to see a place
been
reading A through hotel or car windows.
year in
WHERE NEXT?
Provence
Next week, Ill be in Cape Town
by Peter
and Johannesburg on tour. Ill
Mayle
then be travelling around Ireland,
when I
followed by the UK in September
was in
and October.
Sydney
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Christmas time we hope to be
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this
moving into our new house just
summer,
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OVER 440million was wiped from
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high, after it admitted market volatility weakened its capital strength.
Its solvency ratio capital as a
proportion of the minimum required
fell from 206 per cent to 180 per
cent in the six months to 30 June.
Lower interest rates have increased
the value of liabilities for claims
alongside a reduction in the value of
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maintained a strong capital buffer
and does not see a material adverse
impact on day to day
operations after the
Brexit vote. It also hiked
its half-year dividend
payout by 23 per cent.
The capital concerns
overshadowed a 4 per
cent rise in interim pretax profit to 193million
on 19 per cent higher
turnover of 1.26bilion,
as Admiral increased its
UK car cover customers
by 11 per cent to 3.52
million. Chief executive
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LAURA ASHLEY
COOKING WITH GAS
SHOPPERS appetite for kitchen
products and cookware kept
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Same-store home accessories
turnover for the 74 weeks to 30
June increased by 6.8 per cent,
outstripping the 2.2 per cent
like-for-like growth in fashions.
Furniture takings were up 4.3
per cent and online sales
jumped 15.7 per cent as the
group posted a pre-tax profit of
25.8million on total sales of
400.9million. Chairman Tan
Sri Dr Khoo Kay Peng said
the brand would continue
to explore partnerships
in new markets,
despite taking
a 1.3million
charge after its
Australian partner
went into administration
in January. It has since signed
a new licence partner there and
has 252 franchised stores in 29
territories.
By David Shand
said: Weve benefited from an
increasingly rational motor market
with evidence of a move towards a
less violent cycle. Prices have been
rising and weve used this opportunity to grow our motor book
strongly.
Admiral said it could look to move
its European business to Ireland or
elsewhere if British insurers lose socalled passporting rights to sell
their products across Europe. It has
operations in Spain, Italy and
France. Eamonn Flanagan, insurance analyst at Shore Capital, said:
The UK motor book has benefited
from good rate increases but we
remain sceptical of Admirals ability
to replicate this success
in the highly competitive
home
market.
The
noise
around
the
groups solvency position does question the
wisdom of Admirals
return of capital strategy.
Admiral had indicated
previously
it
would
return 150-200million
of surplus capital to
shareholders, but this
has been reduced to
100-150million.
GREY DAY:
Laura Ashley
fashions did
not do as well
as homeware
Cobham replaces Murphy at helm

STRUGGLING
aerospace group Cobhams
chief executive Bob
Murphy is to step down
after a torrid few months
in which it sounded a
profit warning and was
forced to raise 500million from shareholders.
Murphy
will
be
replaced by David Lockwood, CEO at tech
group Laird. Lockwood,
who previously worked
at BT Global Services
BAE
Systems
and
Thales, will be paid a salary of 690,000. Cobham
chairman John Devaney

said: David has a background in defence and
communications technology which are at the
heart of Cobham.
Cobham shares rose
p to 161p, while Laird
fell 23p to 308p.
Lookers in the driving seat Balfour Beatty rebuilding

LOOKERS is gearing up for more
acquisitions after a website revamp
helped drive record half-year results.
The car dealer posted a 17 per
cent rise in pre-tax profit to 46.7million on 33 per cent higher revenue of
2.34billion, after the number of
leads generated by its website
increased by nearly a third.
Reducing its debt from 161.7million at the start of the year to
74.9milion, Lookers now has unused

bank facilities of 165.1million.
It has just agreed to buy Midlands-focused
Mercedes
dealer
Drayton Group for 55.4million and
chairman Paul White said its healthy
cashflow provided the spending
firepower for further strategic
acquisitions at a time when there
are significant consolidation opportunities within the sector.
BALFOUR Beatty cheered investors

by reinstating dividend payouts as
the rebuilding job under Leo Quinn
gathered momentum.
The group reduced its half-year
loss from 150million to 21million,
continuing its recovery from a string
of profit warnings which resulted
from underbidding on contracts and
spiralling costs. Quinn, the former
boss of defence technology firm
MARKET REPORT
++ THE FTSE 100 THE FTSE 100 THE FTSE 100 ++

COMPANY
CLOSE
3i Group ..............................621
A.B. Foods .........................2972
Admiral Group ....................2081
Anglo American ................ 865
Antofagasta...................... 542
ARM Holdings.....................1687
Ashtead Group ................1228#
AstraZeneca ....................5069#
Aviva ....................................414
Babcock International ........1021
BAE Systems .................... 522
Barclays .........................160#
Barratt Development ........ 448
Berkeley Grp Hldgs..........2491#
BHP Billiton .......................1046
BP .................................432#
British Amer.Tob ................4947
British Land ..................... 651
BT Group .......................395#
Bunzl .................................2389
Burberry Group ..................1358
Capita Group......................1010
Carnival..............................3646
Centrica ...............................230
Coca-Cola HBC...................1702
Compass Group..................1490
CRH ...................................2535
DCC ...................................7000
Diageo ............................2178#
Direct Line Insurance ........373#
Dixons Carphone .............. 364
EasyJet...............................1047
Experian Group...................1506
Fresnillo..........................1927#
GKN ...............................307#
GlaxoSmithKline .......... 1680#
Glencore .......................... 192
Hammerson..........................563
Hargreaves Lansdown .........1311
52 WEEK
+/- HIGH LOW
-4
640
-10 3599
-173 2260
-24 897
-16
615
1689
-4 1245
-28 5220
-3
521
+7 1084
+1 545
-1
274
+6 662
-6 3757
-3 1194
-3 461
-21 5035
-4
876
+3 499
-22 2436
-8 1504
1296
+23 3907
-3
268
-10 1723
-7 1515
+23 2627
+10 7075
+6 2192
-1 414
+1
500
-13 1808
-12 1541
-55 2010
-1 310
-9 1712
-4
200
- 685
-27 1525
389
2350
1455
221
346
848
769
3774
346
854
425
127
332
2270
581
310
3355
544
375
1671
1041
848
2957
183
1255
991
1637
4620
1640
333
281
989
1022
588
248
1237
68
468
1054
COMPANY
CLOSE
52 WEEK
+/- HIGH LOW
Hikma ................................2266
-46 2676 1704
HSBC Holdings ..................543# +
556 416
Imperial Brands.............. 4128 -10 4154 2991
Informa .............................707#
755
543
InterContinental Htl............3298
-15 3346 2192
Intertek Group ...................3603
-14 3680 2328
Intl Consolidated Airlines.. 385
-9 614
344
Intu Properties ................. 307 -2 353 255
ITV................................... 195
-
278
154
Johnson Matthey ................3345
-4 3363 2230
Kingfisher ............................358 -1 379 306
Land Securities ..................1076
-7 1352
910
Legal & General................ 210
-1
275
165
Lloyds Banking Grp ..........53#
- 80 47
London Stock Ex. ...............2797
-84 2906 2123
Marks & Spencer ............. 336
-1 542 285
Mediclinic Intnl...................1091
-19 1191
814
Merlin Ent. ........................480# +1 482
366
Mondi ................................1599
-12 1625 1124
Morrison (Wm) ................. 187
-2 209
139
National Grid......................1070
-11 1130 818
Next...................................5360
-25 8015 4384
Old Mutual ...........................209 -4 225 149
COMPANY
CLOSE
52 WEEK
+/- HIGH LOW
Paddy Power Betfair...........9720 +65 14275

Pearson ........................... 882
-6 1224
Persimmon.........................1748 +12 2219
Provident Financial .............2834
-1 3634
Prudential ...................... 1397
-18 1568
Randgold Res .....................8385 -200 9715
Reckitt Benckiser ...............7487
-34 7692
Reed Elsevier ..................1442#
-9 1471
Rio Tinto ..................... 2436#
-50 2599
Rolls-Royce Group ............ 782 -5
831
Royal Bank Of Scot .......... 190 -1 340
Royal Mail ...........................510
-2
541
RSA Insurance Grp ...............507
-4 516
Ryl Dutch Shell A ....... 1927# -2 2107
Ryl Dutch Shell B ....... 2019#
+4 2148
SABMiller ...........................4378
-4 4440
Sage Group ...................... 732
-1 740
Sainsbury (J)..................... 234
- 292
Schroders ..........................2749
-36 3023
Severn Trent ......................2409
-20 2478
Shire..................................5030
-35 5245
Sky ......................................856
-4 1127
Smith & Nephew ................1264
-16 1310
Smiths Group .....................1342
-8 1360
SSE.................................1515#
-11 1628
St Jamess Place .............. 954 -4 1023
Standard Chartered ..............637
-16 807
Standard Life ................... 353 -1 442
Taylor Wimpey......................153
- 210
Tesco............................... 156 -1 204
Travis Perkins ....................1525
-9 2102
TUI AG ...............................1028
-3 1271
Unilever...........................3614# +3 3678
United Utilities ................. 986
-5 1039
Vodafone Group ............... 235
-1 239
Whitbread ..........................4035 +34 5115
Wolseley ............................4223
-36 4336
Worldpay..............................306 -1 316
WPP Group ........................1760
-4 1784
Qinetiq who took over at Balfour at

the start of last year, said the group
had become overly complex after a
decade of forced growth.
He added: By concentrating on
our selected markets, we are growing
our order book within a control
environment which ensures that our
business decisions lead to sustainable profit and cash growth.
Shares rose 7p to 251p.
7560
657
1289
2164
1087
3625
5510
1011
1577
512
149
413
373
1266
1277
2877
489
214
2049
2024
3480
797
1051
863
1321
716
386
262
115
139
1313
844
2524
828
200
3391
3230
256
1304
INDIVIOR, the pharma business

spun out of consumer giant
Reckitt Benckiser, improved 26p
to 327p after its RBP-6000
injectable treatment for opioid
use disorder cleared phase 3 trials.
Standard Chartered was
overdrawn 16p to 637p as broker
HSBC cut its buy rating to hold,
while estate agent Savills moved
up 29p to 728p on the back of
buy support from Citigroup.
Mineral drilling company
Capital Drilling gained 4p to
43p as it flagged a sustainable
upswing in core markets after
solid half-year figures.
Transport software firm Tracsis
accelerated 50p to 480p after a
$400,000-plus North American
contract win, while security and
surveillance systems firm Petards
Group was steady at 16p after a
1.3million order to supply
eyeTrain technology for London
Overground trains.
Boardroom buying lifted
hygiene and environmental
consultancy services provider
PHSC 4p to 32p, while
nutrition and ingredients group
Glanbia was 56 cents healthier at
18.05 after interim pre-tax
earnings rose 13.7 per cent.
47
+ BG + Barclays + BT + Centrica + Dixons Carphone + First Group + HSBC + Kingfisher + Marks & Spencer + Next + Prudential + Rolls-Royce + Sainsburys + Tesco + Unilever + Vodafone + Whitbread + WPP
COMPANY
CLOSE +/-
52 WEEK
HIGH LOW
Aerospace & Defence

Avon Rubber . . . . . . . . . . . . 890#
1167
718
BAE Systems . . . . . . . . . . . .522 +1 545 425
Chemring Group. . . . . . . . . .137 +4 210
115
Cobham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 + 260 127
Meggitt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .457 - 495 346
QinetiQ Group . . . . . . . . . . . 226#
274
212
Rolls-Royce Group. . . . . . . .782 -5
831 512
Senior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 + 300
186
Ultra Electronics . . . . . . . . . . 1705 -15 2026 1595
Alternative Energy
Porvair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375#
- 387
280
Automobiles & Parts

GKN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .307# -1 309 248
Torotrak. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
7
3
Banks
Bank Of Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
31 13
Barclays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .160# -1
268 127
Bco Santander . . . . . . . . . . .322 -7
421 260
HSBC Holdings . . . . . . . . . . 543# + 547 416
Lloyds Banking Grp . . . . . . .53# -
79 47
Royal Bank Of Scot . . . . . . .190 -1 336
149
Standard Chartered . . . . . . . . 637 -16 786 386
Beverages
Barr (AG) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514
-1 614 455
Britvic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 650
-1 738
584
Coca-Cola HBC . . . . . . . . . . 1702 -10 1723 1255
Diageo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2178# +6 2192 1640
SABMiller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4378
-4 4440 2877
Chemicals
Carclo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 +1 163 110
Croda International. . . . . . . . 3392 +1 3412 2657
Elementis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .222 +1
254 180
Johnson Matthey . . . . . . . . . 3345
-4 3363 2230
Synthomer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
-2 386
275
Treatt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .182
190
153
Victrex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1555
-5 1939 1367
Construction & Materials

Alumasc Group. . . . . . . . . . .130
Balfour Beatty . . . . . . . . . . . .251
Boot (Henry) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
Clarke T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Costain Group . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
CRH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2535
Galliford Try . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1024
Gleeson (MJ) . . . . . . . . . . . .537
Keller Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900
Kier Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1152
Kingspan Grp . . . . . . . . . . .1940
Low & Bonar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Marshalls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .286
Morgan Sindall . . . . . . . . . . .771
Smart (J) & Co. . . . . . . . . . .102
SWP Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Titon Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Tyman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .277#
218
119
+7 272 190
+5
240 169
+1 90 65
-5 397 274
+23 2535 1637
+3 1807
785
-2
625 396
+20 1050 728
-1 1513
932
-19 2243 1561
-
70
55
-1 370 206
837
560
113
99
7
5
+ 110 78
-3 310 225
Electricity
Drax Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . .306
SSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1515#
-3 357 207
-11 1628 1321
Electronic & Electrical Equipment

Dialight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710 +22
E2V Technologies . . . . . . . .239 +1
Halma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1068#
-4
Morgan Crucible . . . . . . . . . .287 +
Oxford Instruments. . . . . . . . . 710
Renishaw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2615 -40
Spectris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1917
-9
TT Electronics. . . . . . . . . . . . . 147 +1
Volex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 -
Xaar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499 +11
XP Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1660 -44
710 380
246
184
1094
713
343 192
891
516
2693 1600
2000 1442
168
122
87 25
563 409
1720 1421
Equity Investment Instruments

Aberdeen All Asia. . . . . . . . .500
Aberdeen Asian Sml . . . . . .945
Aberforth Smll.Co. . . . . . . . 1020#
Acencia Debt . . . . . . . . . . . .105
Acorn Income . . . . . . . . . . . .348
Advance Devlpg Fund . . . . . . 485
Albion Tech.& Gen. VCT . . . . 65
Albion VCT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Alliance Trust . . . . . . . . . . . .583
Artemis Alpha . . . . . . . . . . .229#
Aurora Inv.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . .161
Baillie Gifford Japan . . . . . . .528
Baillie Gifford Shin Nip . . . . .574
Bankers Inv.Tst . . . . . . . . . . 655#
Baronsmead VCT.2 . . . . . . . . 91
BH Global GBP . . . . . . . . . . 1255
BH Global USD . . . . . . . . . . . 956
BH Macro GBP. . . . . . . . . . . 1925
Biotech Growth Trust . . . . . .708
BlackRock Mining. . . . . . . . . . 311
Blue Planet Intl Tst . . . . . . . .35#
BlueCrest AllBlue . . . . . . . . . 187
Bluehone AiM VCT2 . . . . . .36#
British Assets Tst . . . . . . . . . . 112
British Empire Tst . . . . . . . . .555
Brunner Inv.Tst . . . . . . . . . . .583
Caledonia Inv.. . . . . . . . . . . . 2405
Cayenne Tst . . . . . . . . . . . . .157
City Natural Res.Yld. . . . . . . 118#
City Of London . . . . . . . . . . . 407#
Dunedin Ent.IT. . . . . . . . . . .323
Dunedin Income . . . . . . . . .246#
Dunedin Small. . . . . . . . . . . .203
Eastern Euro Tst . . . . . . . . .257
Ecofin Water&Power . . . . .142#
Edin Wwide Inv. . . . . . . . . . .487
Edin.Drgn.Tst.. . . . . . . . . . . .303
Edin.Inv.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 730
Edin.UK Tracker . . . . . . . . . . 322#
Edin.US Tracker . . . . . . . . . . 1086
Elderstreet VCT . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Electra Private Eq. . . . . . . . . 3785
F&C Cap&Inc . . . . . . . . . . . .284
F&C Smaller Cos . . . . . . . . . 1123
F&C US Smaller Companies 734
Fidelity Asian . . . . . . . . . . . .325
Fidelity European . . . . . . . . . . 180
Fidelity Japanese . . . . . . . . . . 100
Fidelity Special . . . . . . . . . . .194
Finsbury Gwth&In. . . . . . . . . . 662
For.&Col.Inv.Tst . . . . . . . . . .505
Foresight 3 VCT . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Foresight Tech.VCT . . . . . . . . 72
Gartmore Euro.. . . . . . . . . . . 1025
560
+7 945
+10 1214
126
+5 403
-1
487
76
66
+1
589
+ 270
169
-2 532
-3 598
661
98
-5 1319
+ 996
+2 2095
-4
790
-2 313
39
197
38
- 140
-
556
+6
586
+45 2511
159
- 118
+ 409
355
-2 249
+
223
-1
261
-2 144
-5
497
-4 311
+1
731
-2 325
+1 1105
64
+15 4019
+ 284
+1 1135
-8
758
+ 328
+1
180
- 101
-
203
-1 669
+1
507
49
85
-5 1090
407
673
849
97
322
352
65
65
440
205
151
385
318
522
88
1230
930
1915
539
159
30
176
34
110
412
468
2112
154
66
341
289
193
173
166
104
378
211
620
268
730
57
3175
234
859
523
197
151
70
170
532
391
37
71
884
COMPANY
CLOSE +/-
Genesis E.M.F.. . . . . . . . . . .590

-6
Graphite Ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603 +13
Hansa Tst A . . . . . . . . . . . . . 790 +1
Hansa Tst Plc . . . . . . . . . . . .831 +1
Henderson Euro.Tst . . . . . . . . 918 +8
Henderson Far Est . . . . . . .337# -2
Henderson High Inc . . . . . . .183 +1
Henderson Opp Tst . . . . . . .796 -
Herald Inv.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . . . 784 +6
HGCapital Tst. . . . . . . . . . . . 1285 -13
HSBC Infrastructure . . . . . . . . 177
Impax Env.Mkt . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
-1
Int.Biotech.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . .517 +
International Public . . . . . . . .160 +
Invesco Asia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226 -1
Invesco Inc Gth Tst . . . . . . .288 +
Invesco Perp UK . . . . . . . .378# -2
JPM American . . . . . . . . . . .338 +1
JPM Asian . . . . . . . . . . . . . .272 -
JPM Claverhouse. . . . . . . . . 580# -
JPM Elect Man Gwth . . . . . .654 -2
JPM Emerg Mkt . . . . . . . . . .720 +3
JPM Euro Sml Co . . . . . . . . . 301
-1
JPM Global Emerging . . . . .122 +1
JPM Indian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 648
-4
JPM Japanese . . . . . . . . . . .329 -
JPM Mid Cap . . . . . . . . . . . .942 -5
JPM Overseas IT . . . . . . . . . . 239 -1
JPM Smaller Co . . . . . . . . . . . 785
JPM US Sml Co . . . . . . . . . .206
-3
Jupiter Euro. . . . . . . . . . . . . .562 -7
Jupiter Primdna . . . . . . . . . .293 -
JZ Capital Partners . . . . . . .447
Keystone Inv.Tst. . . . . . . . . . 1710 -6
Law Debenture . . . . . . . . . . . 496#
-2
London & St Law.. . . . . . . . . 345# +2
Lowland Invest Co . . . . . . . . 1290 -15
M&G High . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Majedie Inv. . . . . . . . . . . . . .257 +3
Manchester&Lon. . . . . . . . . . 300# -
Martin Currie Pac. . . . . . . . .324 +4
Martin Currie Prtflo Tst . . . . . . 210 -1
Matrix Inc & Gwth 4 . . . . . . . . 97#
Maven Income And Growth VCT 65
Mercantile Inv Tst . . . . . . . . . 1674
-1
Merchants Tst. . . . . . . . . . . . . 433
Mid Wynd Int. . . . . . . . . . . . .404 -
Midas Inc&Gwth Tst. . . . . . .154 +
Mithras Inv.Tst . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
Monks Inv.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . .502 -
Montanaro Euro Tst . . . . . . .621 -2
Montanaro Uk . . . . . . . . . . . .462 -2
Murray Inc.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . . . 758 -2
Murray Int.Tst . . . . . . . . . . . 1082#
-5
New India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395 +
New Star Inv.Tst. . . . . . . . . . . 90
North Atl.Smlr.Tst . . . . . . . .2532 +3
Northern 2 VCT . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Northern Investors . . . . . . . . . 735
Northern Venture . . . . . . . . . . 69
Oxford Tech 2 VCT . . . . . . . . . 22
Oxford Tech VCT . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Pacific Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 +1
Pacific Horizon . . . . . . . . . . . . 212 +5
Pantheon Int. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1427
-4
Perpetual In.&Gwth . . . . . . .384 -
Polar Cap.Tech . . . . . . . . . . . 759 -
Private Equity . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
RCM Technology Trust . . . . . 780 -7
RIT Capital Partners. . . . . . . 1795 +21
Ruffer Investment . . . . . . . . .227 +
Schroder Asia . . . . . . . . . . . .335
-4
Schroder Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258 -1
Schroder Japan . . . . . . . . . . . 170 +5
Schroder UK . . . . . . . . . . . . .160
Schroder UK M&S . . . . . . . . . 445 +3
Scottish American . . . . . . . .308
Scottish Inv.Tst . . . . . . . . . . . . 705 -3
Scottish Mortgage . . . . . . . .308
-2
Shires Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .227 +1
Shires Smlr.Co . . . . . . . . . . .197
Small Comp Div.Tst . . . . . . .193 -
SPARK VCT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Standard Life Equity. . . . . . . . 416
Standard Life UK Sml . . . . . . 353 +1
SVM Global . . . . . . . . . . . . .237 +1
SVM UK Emerging. . . . . . . . . 59
Talisman VCT. . . . . . . . . . . .51#
Temple Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1105
-5
Templeton Emrg. . . . . . . . . .579
-2
The European Inv.Tst . . . . . . 712
-5
Throgmorton Tst. . . . . . . . .317# -2
TR Euro.Growth . . . . . . . . . . . 704
-4
TR Prop. IT . . . . . . . . . . . . . .311 +6
Troy Inc & Growth Trust . . . . . 78 -
UK Select Tst . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
Value & Income . . . . . . . . . .246 +
Witan Inv Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . 839
-2
Witan Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . . .282 +
Wwide Healthcare . . . . . . . . 2135
-4
52 WEEK
HIGH LOW
607
615
832
879
927
347
184
1042
791
1328
185
204
554
162
229
292
394
341
273
624
657
732
302
122
658
342
1093
242
924
209
599
305
452
1840
531
370
1403
120
275
301
324
213
106
70
1838
455
405
154
164
503
624
536
760
1095
400
90
2548
80
735
83
23
47
236
212
1440
423
779
187
787
1814
227
341
273
170
163
499
308
713
314
233
220
197
18
469
386
237
69
52
1125
586
758
367
708
315
78
176
261
844
286
2162
400
507
691
692
775
241
159
676
617
982
150
139
380
130
153
246
332
243
183
524
540
483
224
73
434
243
765
170
685
150
463
250
383
1540
433
322
1095
114
230
227
237
156
97
64
1375
376
313
137
131
361
460
393
602
742
265
68
1998
66
515
69
19
37
159
143
1175
332
503
151
515
1436
193
233
223
128
137
360
230
544
220
183
177
174
18
361
294
202
57
44
940
371
594
266
563
241
64
152
219
683
206
1596
640
200
364
367
319
382
289
28
1547
30
1525
312
515
186
951
672
426
570
259
472
327
2906
40
175
444
3634
2359
2610
3023
2337
389
163
209
196
210
239
221
3
989
21
1054
195
381
135
690
454
219
402
120
329
235
2123
34
107
227
2164
1590
1992
2049
1558
Financial Services
3i Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 621
-4
3i Infrastructure. . . . . . . . . . .191
-2
Aberdeen Asset.Man. . . . . .324
-6
Ashmore Group . . . . . . . . . .362
-5
Brewin Dolphin . . . . . . . . . . . . 263 +3
Charles Stanley . . . . . . . . . .311 +9
Charles Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . 280 +8
City Of London . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Close Brothers . . . . . . . . . . . 1358 +2
Guinness Peat Group . . . . . . 30 +
Hargreaves Lansdown. . . . . 1311 -27
Henderson Group. . . . . . . . .244 -2
ICAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459 -1
IFG Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
IG Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 951 +20
Intermediate Cap.Grp . . . . . . 592 -4
International Pers Fin . . . . . .270 +3
Investec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .490 -8
IP Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .181 +1
Jupiter Fund Man. . . . . . . .411# -14
Liontrust Asset Man . . . . . . . . 320 -3
London Stock Ex. . . . . . . . . . 2797 -84
Lonfin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Man Group . . . . . . . . . . . . .111# -3
Paragon Group. . . . . . . . . . .296 +4
Provident Financial. . . . . . . . 2834
-1
Rathbone Brothers . . . . . . . . 1840 +16
S & U. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2377
Schroders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2749 -36
Schroders NV . . . . . . . . . . . . 2060 -25
SHARES AT A GLANCE
COMPANY
CLOSE +/-
Shore Capital . . . . . . . . . . . .217

SVG Capital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 553
Tullett Prebon . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
Walker Crips Group . . . . . . . . . 45
52 WEEK
HIGH LOW
-5
425 217
564
436
396
275
52 41
-3
Fixed Line Telecommunications

BT Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . .395# +3 499 375
KCOM Group . . . . . . . . . . . .110 +
122
86
TalkTalk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .220 -5
323 189
Telecom Plus . . . . . . . . . . . . 1025 -16 1171 815
Food & Drug Retailers

Booker Group . . . . . . . . . . . .175
-1
190 149
Greggs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1028 -16 1314
884
Morrison (Wm) . . . . . . . . . . .187
-2 209
139
Ocado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280 -
407
208
Sainsbury (J) . . . . . . . . . . . .234 - 292 214
Tesco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .156 -1 204 139
United Drug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 615 -2
625 460
Food Producers
A.B. Foods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2972 -10
Anglo-Eastern . . . . . . . . . . . . . 457 -13
Carrs Milling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
Cranswick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2320#
Dairy Crest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 645 -3
Devro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247 -5
Glanbia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1563 +48
Greencore Group . . . . . . . .344#
-1
Kerry Grp A Shs . . . . . . . . . 6676 +7
Premier Foods . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 -
REA Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . .218 -2
Tate & Lyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 735 +2
3599
622
172
2538
697
317
1633
392
7253
59
317
735
2350
390
137
1536
504
236
1334
273
5451
30
218
502
COMPANY
CLOSE +/-
Taylor Wimpey . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
52 WEEK
HIGH LOW
- 210 115
COMPANY
52 WEEK
HIGH LOW
CLOSE +/-
Vedanta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .535
-11 603 205
Mobile Telecommunications
Inmarsat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 831 -11 1148 689
Vodafone Group . . . . . . . . . .235
-1 239 200
Nonequity Investment Instruments
Industrial Engineering
Bodycote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .585 -8
C.H. Bailey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 +5
Castings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .430# +2
Fenner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .163#
-1
Goodwin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2150 +62
Hill & Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1193 +1
IMI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1050# -14
Melrose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138#
Renold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 -
Rotork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .199
-1
Severfield-Rowen . . . . . . . . . . 55 -
Slingsby H.C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Spirax-Sarco . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4370 -39
Tex Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
Trifast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 +1
Vitec Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . .606 +5
Weir Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1551 -31
647
237
514
177
2525
1193
1082
786
75
222
73
337
4486
130
143
662
1590
494
105
405
98
1435
643
742
138
32
152
43
125
2725
100
105
485
787
175
82
56
14
Industrial Metals & Mining

Evraz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173 -1
Ferrexpo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 -1
Interntl Ferro Metals . . . . . . . . . . .
Industrial Transportation
BBA Aviation. . . . . . . . . . . . .256
-2 260 150
Braemar Shipping Serv . . . . . 417 +2
495
391
Clarkson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2150 +4 2525 1691
Fisher (J) & Sons . . . . . . . . . 1499 -17 1583
914
Ocean Wilsons . . . . . . . . . . .927 +7 927
705
Royal Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510
-2
541 413
European Ass Tst. . . . . . . . 1070#

Invesco Lev. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
M&G High Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . +
M&G High Inc . . . . . . . . . . . .47#
Oryx Int.Gwth.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 600
Rights &Iss.Inc . . . . . . . . . . . 1500
1127
934
76 63
3
+
60
41
652 532
1500 1025
Nonlife Insurance
Admiral Group . . . . . . . . . . . 2081
Beazley Group . . . . . . . . . . . 394#
Direct Line Insurance . . . . . . 373#
Esure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252
Hiscox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1066#
Jardine Lloyd . . . . . . . . . . . . . 983
Lancashire . . . . . . . . . . . . .605#
Novae Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . 818
RSA Insurance Grp . . . . . . . . 507
-173 2260 1455

-1 404 318
-1 414 333
-4
288 223
-11 1091
867
+4 1054
778
-5
759 518
-7
900 734
-4 516 373
Oil & Gas Producers

BP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .432#
Cairn Energy. . . . . . . . . . . . .208
Enquest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Exillon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
Gulf Keystone Pet. . . . . . . . . . . 5
JKX Oil & Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Ophir Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Premier Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Regal Petroleum. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Ryl Dutch Shell A . . . . . .1927#
Ryl Dutch Shell B . . . . . .2019#
Salamander Energy . . . . . . 79
Soco International . . . . . . . .159
Tullow Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
-3 461 310
+4 231 127
+1 40
11
-2
124
62
35
3
-1
29 15
106
65
111
19
4
1
-2 2107 1266
+4 2148 1277
+ 192
116
281 118
Oil Equipment, Services & Distribution

Amec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 527
Hunting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 460
John Wood Group . . . . . . . . . 725
Lamprell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Petrofac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 847
-4
-7
-5
+3
-3
829 327
518 239
738 534
141 64
982
663
Personal Goods
Burberry Group. . . . . . . . . . . 1358
-8 1504 1041
PZ Cussons . . . . . . . . . . . .346# -1 353 249
Supergroup . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1574#
-1 1714 1184
5220 3774
728 520
1968 1281
1712 1237
2676 1704
9
4
5155 3480
18 14
Real Estate Investment & Services
Unilever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3614# +3 3678
2524
Forestry & Paper

Mondi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1599
-12
1625
1124
Gas, Water & Multiutilities

Centrica. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230 -3 264 183
Dee Valley Group. . . . . . . . . 1380 +5 1475 1192
National Grid. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1070 -11 1130 818
Pennon Group . . . . . . . . . .884#
-6 945
713
Severn Trent. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2409 -20 2478 2024
United Utilities. . . . . . . . . . . .986
-5 1039
828
General Industrials
DS Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .408 -2
RPC Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 878# +1
Smiths Group . . . . . . . . . . . . 1342
-8
Vesuvius . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371#
417
889
1360
399
331
575
863
270
General Retailers
Ashley (Laura) . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Brown (N.) Group . . . . . . . . . . 183
Caffyns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 555
Carpetright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220
Debenhams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Dignity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2731
Dixons Carphone . . . . . . . . .364
Dunelm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .877
Findel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Flying Brands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
French Connection. . . . . . . . . 43
Halfords Group . . . . . . . . . . . 358#
Home Retail Group . . . . . . .158
Inchcape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .710#
John David Group . . . . . . . . 1288
Kingfisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 358
Lookers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Marks & Spencer . . . . . . . . .336
Moss Bros. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Mothercare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
Next . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5360
Pendragon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Pets At Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
Poundland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .224
Saga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .215
Sports Direct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Ted Baker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2500
Topps Tiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . .115
WH Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1552
+1
-2
-5
-
+42
+1
-1
+1
-1
-1
+
-3
+13
-1
-2
-1
+2
-25
+
-3
-1
-5
-3
-15
28 20
389 160
595
510
580
212
89
53
2834 2205
500 281
1018
741
254
130
47
521
181
810
1332
379
185
542
110
256
8015
49
311
357
220
807
3555
165
1878
20
305
89
581
805
306
92
285
88
106
4384
26
222
139
174
252
2124
96
1455
Health Care Equipment & Services

Bioquell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .151 +1 174
127
Consort Medical . . . . . . . . . . 1027 +18 1155 909
Mediclinic Intnl . . . . . . . . . . . 1091 -19 1191
814
Smith & Nephew . . . . . . . . . 1264 -16 1310 1051
Household Goods & Home Construction

Abbey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1035
Barratt Development . . . . . .448
Bellway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2150
Berkeley Grp Hldgs . . . . . . 2491#
Bovis Homes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 825
Colefax Group . . . . . . . . . . . . 460
Headlam Group . . . . . . . . . .436
Mcbride . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .157
Persimmon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1748
Reckitt Benckiser . . . . . . . . . 7487
Redrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
1267
+6 662
-6 2848
-6 3757
+4 1132
497
-1
541
-2 178
+12 2219
-34 7692
+5 499
933
332
1689
2270
627
457
418
114
1289
5510
275
The service is provided for general information only and is not intended to address individual requirements. Appropriate independent advice should be obtained before
making investment decisions. Reasonable care will be taken in ensuring the accuracy of the information provided but it may include errors, omissions or inaccuracies.
Stobart Group . . . . . . . . . . . .163 +

UK Mail Group . . . . . . . . . . . 314# +12
Wincanton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193 +3
178 96
420 245
210 148
Leisure Goods
Games Workshop . . . . . . . .530 -4
621 423
Photo-Me Intl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 +1 182
129
Life Insurance
Aviva . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414
Chesnara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .307
Legal & General . . . . . . . . . .210
Old Mutual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
Phoenix Group . . . . . . . . . . .829
Prudential . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1397
St Jamess Place . . . . . . . . .954
Standard Life . . . . . . . . . . . .353
-3
521 346
-6 362 254
-1
275
165
-4 225 149
-14 943
719
-18 1568 1087
-4 1023
716
-1
442
262
Media
4imprint Group . . . . . . . . . . . 1643
Bloomsbury Publish. . . . . . .175
Creston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93#
Daily Mail & Gen . . . . . . . . .701
Euromoney Inst. . . . . . . . . . . 1036
Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Haynes Publishing . . . . . . . . . 110
Huntsworth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Informa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 707#
ITE Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .171
ITV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .195
Johnston Press. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Moneysupermarket . . . . . . .307
Pearson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .882
Quarto Group . . . . . . . . . . . .263
Reed Elsevier . . . . . . . . . . . 1442#
Rightmove. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4152
Sky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 856
STV Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . .363
Tarsus Grp.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
Trinity Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . .100
Utd Business Media . . . . . . . . 678
UTV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
Wilmington Group . . . . . . . . . 250
WPP Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1760
+23 1650
+ 178
162
833
-73 1124
11
125
-
47
755
-1
176
-
278
-
108
-3
377
-6 1224
267
-9 1471
+15 4250
-4 1127
+1
515
- 274
+ 182
-
686
-5
320
+2
279
-4 1784
1100
144
84
575
852
8
99
34
543
128
154
9
233
657
197
1011
3173
797
304
204
73
478
150
243
1304
Mining
African Barrick Gold . . . . . . . 588 +6
Anglo American . . . . . . . . . .865 -24
Anglo Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Antofagasta. . . . . . . . . . . . . .542 -16
Avocet Mining . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 -
BHP Billiton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1046 -3
Centamin Egypt . . . . . . . . . .177 +
Fresnillo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1927# -55
Gem Diamonds . . . . . . . . . . . 122 -5
Glencore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 -4
Hochschild Mining . . . . . . . .294 -19
Kazakhmys . . . . . . . . . . . . . .163
-4
Kenmare Res. . . . . . . . . . . .272 -9
Lonmin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .229 -7
Ovoca Gold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 +
Petra Diamonds . . . . . . . . . . . 116 -
Petropavlovsk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Polymetal Intl. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1174 -16
Randgold Res. . . . . . . . . . . . 8385 -200
Rio Tinto . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2436# -50
Trans-Siberian Gold . . . . . . . . 55 +1
597 156
890
221
99 52
615
346
123
20
1194
581
177
57
2008
588
147
96
200 68
313 39
190 72
570 62
497 36
16
4
157
54
8
5
1190 447
9715 3625
2599 1577
55
9
Capital & Counties . . . . . . . .284 -4 470

Capital & Regional . . . . . . . . . 58
71
Cardiff Property . . . . . . . . . . 1350
1500
CLS Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . 1350
-5 1950
Daejan Holdings . . . . . . . . . . 5625 +170 6595
Development Sec. . . . . . . .170# +
275
F&C Commercial . . . . . . . .122# +1 148
Foxtons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .115 -4 246
Grainger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .223 +1 252
Helical Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . .268
-1 474
London & Ass.Prop . . . . . . . . 22
36
Mountview Est. . . . . . . . . . . 10600 +10012255
Raven Russia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 +
51
Savills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .728 +29 949
St. Modwen Prop.. . . . . . . .268# -2
486
UK Coal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
133
UK Commercial Prop . . . . . .77# -
88
Unite Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603 -8 697
Wynnstay Props. . . . . . . . . . . 470
500
263
46
1000
1163
4411
140
102
96
193
230
19
9825
28
548
222
70
65
560
455
Real Estate Investment Trusts

Big Yellow Group . . . . . . . . . . 722
British Land. . . . . . . . . . . . . .651
Derwent London . . . . . . . . . . 2721
Great Portland Est.. . . . . . . .649
Hammerson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 563
Hansteen Holdings. . . . . . . .112
Highcroft Inv.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900
Intu Properties . . . . . . . . . . .307
Land Securities. . . . . . . . . . . 1076
London & Stamford Prop . . . . 161
Mckay Secs. . . . . . . . . . . . . .183
Mucklow (A&J) . . . . . . . . . . . . 425
Primary Health . . . . . . . . . .112#
SEGRO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .445
Shaftesbury. . . . . . . . . . . . . .940
Town Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Workspace Group . . . . . . . . . 654
+4 886 654
-4
876 544
-25 3880 2257
-9 889
536
-
669 468
124 95
1075 812
-2 353 255
-7 1352
910
- 171
135
+2
275
142
528
382
114 98
-2
457 370
-1 958
813
+1
336
265
-5
987
577
Software & Computer Services

Aveva Group . . . . . . . . . . . . 1898
Computacenter . . . . . . . . . . . . 806
Electronic Data Proc. . . . . . . . 71
Emblaze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fidessa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2550
Gresham Computing . . . . . . . 89
Intec Telecom . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Micro Focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2032
Microgen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190#
RM Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142#
Sage Group . . . . . . . . . . . . .732
SDL International . . . . . . . . . . 449
Triad Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
-52
-2
2319
879
75
1237
694
63
-15
2596
116
1758
89
-8 2043 1175
-1
198
100
+2
177 114
-1 740 489
+
463 321
41
21
Support Services
Acal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .242
Aggreko. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1047
Ashtead Group . . . . . . . . . . 1228#
Atkins (WS). . . . . . . . . . . . . 1481#
Babcock International. . . . . . 1021
Berendsen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1226
Brammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100
Bunzl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2389
Cape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .182
Capita Group . . . . . . . . . . . . 1010
Carillion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .284
Communisis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
DCC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7000
De La Rue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 622
Diploma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 828
Electrocomponents . . . . . . .302
Essentra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 498
306
-21 1286
-4 1245
-17 1656
+7 1084
-25 1355
-7
318
-22 2436
+4 258
1296
-1
350
56
+10 7040
-3 641
-1 870
-4
309
-2
891
CLOSE +/-
52 WEEK
HIGH LOW
1541
259
107
165
581
531
60
608
3680
610
180
2145
68
17
472
532
335
56
526
1091
195
354
221
943
464
242
132
106
189
171
51
247
375
2060
101
4336
316
1022
164
52
94
363
341
10
221
2328
366
109
2010
43
13
353
265
230
32
306
720
91
249
141
653
250
162
76
71
99
129
28
70
229
1313
59
3230
256
Technology Hardware & Equipment

ARM Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . 1687
BATM Advanced . . . . . . . . . . . 19
CML Microsystems . . . . . . .347
Imagination Tech . . . . . . . . .207
Laird Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
Northamber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Spirent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88#
1689
20
407
-3 259
-23 400
44
+ 93
848
12
312
105
287
30
65
Tobacco
British Amer.Tob. . . . . . . . . . 4947 -21
Imperial Brands . . . . . . . . .4128 -10
5035 3355
4139 2991
Travel & Leisure
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology

AstraZeneca . . . . . . . . . . . . 5069# -28
BTG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 635
-4
Genus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1811 +11
GlaxoSmithKline . . . . . . . .1680#
-9
Hikma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2266 -46
Oxford Biomedica. . . . . . . . . . . 4
Shire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5030 -35
Source BioScience. . . . . . . . . 17
COMPANY
Experian Group . . . . . . . . . . 1506 -12

G4S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .226 +1
Harvey Nash Group . . . . . . . . 60 -
Hays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122
-1
Homeserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 573 +1
Howden Joinery . . . . . . . . . . . 442 +3
IEnergizer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Interserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .387 +4
Intertek Group. . . . . . . . . . . . 3603 -14
John Menzies . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610 +6
Lavendon Group . . . . . . . . .111 -1
London Security . . . . . . . . . . 2010
Macfarlane Group . . . . . . . . . 63
Mangmnt Consulting . . . . . . . 16 -
Mears Group . . . . . . . . . . . .421 +5
Michael Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . 354 -1
Mitie Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262 +3
Norish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Northgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409 -3
Paypoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .976 +12
Premier Farnell . . . . . . . . . . . . 192 +
Regus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .309 +1
Rentokil Initial . . . . . . . . . . .217# -
Ricardo Group . . . . . . . . . . . . 795 -13
Robert Walters . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
-5
RPS Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . .184 -5
Serco Group . . . . . . . . . . . . .129 -
Shanks Group . . . . . . . . . . .104 +3
SIG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .111 +
Smiths News . . . . . . . . . . . .161 +1
Speedy Hire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 -
St.Ives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119 +1
SThree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .250 -1
Travis Perkins . . . . . . . . . . . . 1525
-9
Waterman Group . . . . . . . . . . . 75
-3
Wolseley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4223 -36
Worldpay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306 -1
215
770
769
1158
854
969
60
1671
178
848
221
34
4620
395
608
172
467
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888 Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . .200

-4
Air Partner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .378 +5
Carnival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3646 +23
Celtic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Compass Group . . . . . . . . . . 1490
-7
Dominos Pizza. . . . . . . . . .368# -4
EasyJet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1047 -13
Enterprise Inns . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 +1
FirstGroup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 +
Fuller Smith & Turner. . . . . .989 -4
Go-Ahead Group . . . . . . . . . 1863 +15
Greene King . . . . . . . . . . . . . 805# +4
GVC Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . .704 +7
Heavitree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .442
InterContinental Htl. . . . . . . . 3298 -15
Intl Consolidated Airlines . . .385
-9
Irish Continental Uts . . . . . . .388 +10
Ladbrokes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155 -
Marstons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .144
Merlin Ent.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 480# +1
Millennium & Cop. . . . . . . . . 420# -2
Mitchells & Butlers . . . . . . . . . 255 +2
National Express . . . . . . . . .348 +1
Paddy Power Betfair . . . . . . 9720 +65
Punch Taverns . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Rank Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224 +7
Restaurant Gp . . . . . . . . . . .420 +10
Ryanair Holdings . . . . . . . .1026
-6
Sportech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 -
Stagecoach Group . . . . . . . . . 220 +1
Thomas Cook Group . . . . . . . 61
TUI AG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1028
-3
Wetherspoon (JD) . . . . . . . . . 892 +16
Whitbread . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4035 +34
William Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . .307 +4
234
448
3907
75
1515
397
1808
120
113
1200
2713
977
704
475
3346
614
502
157
176
480
570
369
349
14275
137
295
723
1329
80
398
126
1271
892
5055
410
155
329
2957
72
991
279
989
72
80
930
1790
728
372
442
2192
344
363
93
129
366
366
217
272
7560
86
199
257
912
50
196
54
844
609
3391
247
17
1685
4832
9
84
9750
815
17
922
652
237
14
127
25
65
200
360
623
106
520
99
477
81
6
1492
268
397
2
1267
55
36
3
16
66
1255
7
1265
2473
4
27
7510
517
6
497
550
179
5
95
10
31
87
287
211
22
379
84
296
49
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1119
180
295
1
845
24
10
+
5
24
1075
AIM
600 Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Arbuthnot Banking . . . . . . . . 1640 +11
ASOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4626 -169
BCB Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Boohoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 -
Camellia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8553 -197
Churchill China . . . . . . . . . . . . 770 +5
CPP Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 -
Cropper (James) . . . . . . . . . . 885 -2
Dewhurst . . . . . . . . . . . . . .627#
Falkland Islands . . . . . . . . . .191
Filtronic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Finsbury Food Group . . . . . .125 +1
Flowgroup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 +
Gemfields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 +
Goals Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Gresham House . . . . . . . . . . . 325
GW Pharmaceuticals . . . . . . . 517 -17
Hornby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 +
James Halstead . . . . . . . . . . . 433 -2
Johnson Service. . . . . . . . . . . 98
Majestic Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415 -6
Molins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Monitise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Nichols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1442# +31
Numis Corporation . . . . . . . .195 -2
Panther Secs. . . . . . . . . . . . .307
Patagonia Gold. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Portmeirion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 895 -7
Rockhopper Exploratn . . . . . . 32 +
Sirius Minerals . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 +
Ten Alps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +
UBC Media Group . . . . . . . . . . 7 -
Victoria Oil & Gas . . . . . . . . . . . 38 +
Young & Co Brewery A . . . . 1200 +8
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3.30
4.05
Bagad Bihoue
Our Cat
Londonia
Present Accepted
4.40 Monsieur Gibraltar

5.15 Victor Leudorum
5.45 Magnolia Ridge
TOTEPLACEPOT NOVICES HURDLE

2.20 BET
3,249 (Class 4) 2m 2f 148yds (4 dec)
l BAGAD BIHOUE (7) (C&D) P Nicholls 5 11 12.S Twiston-Davies

MAGNA CARTOR (7) D Loughnane 6 11 5.....................A Coleman
SAND BLAST (36) D Skelton 5 11 5...................................H Skelton
MILIAIR (45) D Bridgwater 6 10 5..............................T Scudamore
TONGUE STRAP: No. 3 CHEEK PIECES: No. 3.
W-Factor: Bagad Bihoue (99); Sand Blast (97); Magna Cartor (90).
SP FORECAST: 5-6 Bagad Bihoue, 9-4 Sand Blast, 6 Magna Cartor, 10
Miliair.
1
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3
4
111
2FU
512
2F8
2.55
BET TOTEQUADPOT HANDICAP CHASE

6,498 (3) 2m 3f 98yds
(8)
2P-6 FAYETTE COUNTY (25) T Vaughan 9 11 12.................. P Moloney

134 GURKHA BRAVE (39) (F,T) K McLintock 8 11 12.......... B Hughes
257 OLIVERS GOLD (F37) M Walford 8 11 10...................... J Greenall
4-3L TINDARO (33) P Webber 9 11 7..................................... R McLernon
PFL- MONT ROYALE (130) Jonjo ONeill 8 11 5.....................A Coleman
1P-6 MOORLANDS JACK (97) (D) J Scott 11 11 2..............N Scholfield
431 l OUR CAT (18) (D,S) F OBrien 8 11 1.......................... P Brennan
572 DOMTALINE (27) (C) P Winks 9 10 13.......................T Scudamore
VISOR: No. 4 TONGUE STRAP: No. 4 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 3, 6.
W-Factor: Our Cat (99); Mont Royale (92); Domtaline (90).
SP FORECAST: 13-8 Our Cat, 11-2 Mont Royale, 6 Fayette County, 13-2
Domtaline, 7 Gurkha Brave, 12 Tindaro, Olivers Gold, Moorlands Jack.
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HANDICAP HURDLE
3.30 NOVICES
3,249 (5) 2m 2f 148yds
(11)
4P0 DESERTMORE HILL (45) Paul Morgan 6 11 12............. D ORegan

L63 RIZAL PARK (F15) H Evans 5 11 7.................. W Featherstone(7)
2L-4 LAKE CHAPALA (18) T Vaughan 7 11 3........................ T J OBrien
UP-P JEANS LADY (45) M Keighley 7 11 3.................................A Tinkler
163 l LONDONIA (32) G McPherson 4 11 2...................Kielan Woods
7L/3 DARLOA (27) V Dartnall 7 11 2......................................N Scholfield
857 IRISH RANGER (21) Mrs R Gasson 5 10 13................... B Poste(3)
160 ROSE RED (36) B Summers 9 10 11........................C Hammond(7)
81F PRIMO ROSSI (28) (D) T R Gretton 7 10 8..................J M Davies
P74 WILDMOOR BOY (21) R Dickin 5 10 7...................................C Poste
006 DYLANS STORM (25) David Dennis 4 10 0...............A Coleman
VISOR: No. 10 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 4, 9 HOOD: Nos. 2, 5.
W-Factor: Londonia (99); Desertmore Hill (96); Primo Rossi (96).
SP FORECAST: 7-2 Londonia, 9-2 Darloa, 6 Primo Rossi, Lake Chapala, 13-2
Desertmore Hill, 15-2 Rizal Park, 8 Rose Red, 12 Dylans Storm, 25 Others.
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TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good. Left Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY (2011-16):
A Coleman 26% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (2011-16): Jonjo ONeill
20% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 4.05 Play The Ace (cheek pieces, tongue strap),
Water Wagtail (cheek pieces).
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TOTEEXACTA HANDICAP CHASE
4.05 BET
4,549 (4) 2m 6f 125yds
(12)
OFFICER CADET (82)(T) K McLintock 7 11 12................ B Hughes

PLAY THE ACE (18) P Bowen 7 11 11............................Sean Bowen
HEPIJEU (25) (C) C Longsdon 5 11 10...........................A Coleman
DRUMLANG (20) Kevin Frost 10 11 10...................H Bannister(3)
GENTLEMAN MOORE (18) D Bridgwater 6 11 10.....W Featherstone(7)
HOUSTON DYNIMO (32) (D) D Pipe 11 11 8..............T Scudamore
PERFECT TIMING (18) N Mulholland 8 11 7.......................N Fehily
THOONAVOLLA (75) T H Weston 8 11 7......................... P Moloney
BEST BOY BARNEY (25) (D) J Scott 10 11 6..............M Griffiths
WATER WAGTAIL (50) Miss E Lavelle 9 11 3.S Twiston-Davies
l PRESENT ACCEPTED (24) (C&D) B Millman 9 10 12.. R T Dunne
THATS THE DEAL (18) J Cornwall 12 10 0................ L Edwards
BLINKERS: Nos. 6, 9 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 3, 6, 9
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 3, 7, 10 HOOD: No. 1.
W-F: Present Accepted (99); Thoonavolla (95); Play The Ace (93).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Present Accepted, 10-3 Thoonavolla, 9-2 Others.
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
2P-4
323
L35
LPL
1U8
34L
PL7
11L
276
5L/8
111
2P7
NOVICES CHASE
4.40 TOTETRIFECTA
3,899 (4) 2m 6f 125yds
245
42F
232
9-L2
(4)
KASHMIR PEAK (23) D Skelton 7 11 1.............................D England

l MONSIEUR GIBRALTAR (33) P Nicholls 5 11 1.S Twiston-Davies
NET WORK ROUGE (23) K Bailey 7 11 1.................................D Bass
PROMANCO (25) C Longsdon 7 10 8..............................A Coleman
BLINKERS: No. 2 VISOR: No. 3
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 3, 4 CHEEK PIECES: No. 4.
W-F: Monsieur Gibraltar (99); Net Work Rouge (98); Promanco (98).
SP FORECAST: 11-8 Net Work Rouge, 15-8 Monsieur Gibraltar, 5 Others.
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4
CHASE
5.15 HANDICAP
6,498 (3) 3m 3f 119yds
(4)
P-9P STANDING OVATION (32) (D) D Pipe 9 11 12.........T Scudamore

22P VELATOR (32) N Mulholland 9 11 12.....................................N Fehily
112 BILLY TWO TONGUES (27) J Scott 8 11 5...................M Griffiths
P21 l VICTOR LEUDORUM (7) (F) C Mann 9 11 2....H Bannister(3)
BLINKERS: No. 1 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 4 CHEEK PIECES: No. 2.
W-F: Victor Leudorum (99); Billy Two Tongues (88); Velator (87).
SP FORECAST: 7-4 Victor Leudorum, 2 Billy Two Tongues, 11-4 Others.
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3
4
RIDERS HANDICAP HURDLE

5.45 AMATEUR
2,496 (5) 2m 70yds
(10)
THE KVILLEKEN (23) (C) M Keighley 8 11 12.. Miss C V Hart(3)

l MAGNOLIA RIDGE (F30) (D,F) M Walford 6 11 12.Mr H J Kinder(7)
SANDGATE (32) N Mulholland 4 11 9............. Mr James King(5)
ANTON DOLIN (36) (D) M Mullineaux 8 11 6.Mr H F Nugent(7)
DEADLINE DAY (27) M Mullineaux 5 11 5............Mr L Stones(7)
DESCARO (28) (D) G Smyly 10 11 1......Mr D Symes-Meineck(7)
LIGHT BREAKS (32) N Twiston-Davies 4 10 10... Mr Z Baker(3)
CRAZY TRAIN (32) R Walford 7 10 9................ Mr J Newman(5)
NORPHIN (32) S Hodgson 6 10 3.......................Mr M Bastyan(7)
CULM COUNSELLOR (8) C Down 7 10 0...Miss Page Fuller(5)
BLINKERS: No. 5 TONGUE STRAP: No. 6
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 2, 6, 7 HOOD: Nos. 9, 10.
W-Factor: Magnolia Ridge (99); The Kvilleken (98); Sandgate (98).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Magnolia Ridge, 3 Sandgate, 4 The Kvilleken, 8 Others.
BEATEN FAVOURITES: 2.20 Sand Blast. 4.05 Play The Ace(hcp ch),
Thoonavolla(hcp hdl). 4.40 Kashmir Peak. 5.15 Billy Two Tongues(hcp ch),
Velator(hcp ch). LONGEST TRAVELLER: Gurkha Brave (2.55) & Officer
Cadet (4.05) 230 miles. STABLE SWITCH: No Qualifiers.
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5
6
7
8
9
10
324
1L1
932
928
05L
896
PP-5
8-L4
8L-U
455
Evening RESULTS
KEMPTON: Standard to slow
6.40SIR DANCEALOT (J Crowley, 41

2nd fav) 1; Tonahutu (81) 2; Magical Forest
(31 fav) 3. 12 ran. 6l, 1l. (D Elsworth). Tote:
4.50; pl 2.10, 2.60, 1.70. exacta: 48.70.
trifecta: 121.80. CSF: 33.78. Non-runner:
Master Billie.
7.10TAFFETA LADY (J Crowley, 74
2nd fav) 1; Casablanca (161) 2; Torquay (45
fav) 3. 7 ran. 1l, 6l. (Mrs L Wadham). Tote:
2.90; pl 1.80, 3.30. exacta: 25.60. trifecta: 52.40. CSF: 25.83.
7.40CATCHMENT (P Dobbs, 81) 1;
Owaseyf (92 2nd fav) 2; Excellent Sounds
(158 fav) 3. Hcap 8 ran. nk, 13/4l. (Mrs A
Perrett). Tote: 9.20; pl 2.00, 2.20, 1.10.
exacta: 48.80. tricast: 88.83. trifecta:
64.00. CSF: 40.18. Non-runners: Gleaming
Girl, Golden Glimmer.
8.10DOMMERSEN (N Mackay, 41 2nd
fav) 1; Afjaan (31 fav) 2; Sirius Prospect
(201) 3. Hcap 13 ran. hd, 2l. (J Gosden).
Tote: 5.50; pl 1.70, 1.50, 5.50. exacta:
20.70. tricast: 222.71. trifecta: 303.80.
CSF: 15.26. Non-runner: Murad Khan.
8.40ARTY CAMPBELL (D Muscutt,
71) 1; Saborido (121) 2; King Calypso (121) 3.
Hcap 8 ran. hd, 2l. (B J Llewellyn; 11-4 fav
Hatsaway). Tote: 9.00; pl 2.50, 3.70,
2.90. exacta: 90.10. tricast: 950.57. trifecta: 548.90. CSF: 80.03.
9.10CURIOUS FOX (W Carson, 121) 1;
Deer Song (161) 2; Keiba (81) 3. Hcap 10
ran. 11/2l, nk. (A Carson; 2-1 fav Oasis Moon).
Tote: 11.10; pl 3.40, 4.20, 2.40. exacta:
CSF: 185.44. Non-runners: Manipura,
Staffa.
Placepot: 185.30. Quadpot: 62.00
WORCESTER: Good
5.00MIDNIGHT KING (A Coleman, 45

fav) 1; Right Enough (81) 2; Mad Money (61)
3. Hcap 8 ran. 21/2l, shd. (A Honeyball). Tote:
2.30; pl 1.10, 1.60, 1.90. exacta: 10.40.
tricast: 24.37. trifecta: 40.60. CSF: 7.99.
Non-runners: Caspian Piper, Daulys
Anthem, Provincial Pride.
5.30BALLYKNOCK LAD (D Bass, 72
2nd fav) 1; Shuil Royale (101) 2; Gone Too
Far (141) 3. Hcap 9 ran. shd, 33/4l. (K Bailey;
11-4 fav Pacha Du Polder). Tote: 3.80; pl
1.50, 2.40, 4.00. exacta: 10.40. tricast:
434.79. trifecta: 148.10. CSF: 37.26. Nonrunner: Forever My Friend.
6.00POTTERS STORY (Sean Bowen,
45 fav) 1; Cable Car (251) 2; Outsmartin
(161) 3. 6 ran. 11l, 23/4l. (P Bowen). Tote:
1.40; pl 1.10, 8.60. exacta: 23.30. trifecta: 123.70. CSF: 23.93. NRr: Tengri.
6.30FOUNTAINS BLOSSOM (H Cobden,
evens fav) 1; Driftashore (111) 2; Old Pride
(61) 3. 5 ran. 41/2l, 1l. (A Honeyball). Tote:
1.60; pl 1.10, 3.90. exacta: 11.40. trifecta:
37.10. CSF: 11.80. NR: Big Generator.
7.00SKYLANDER (M Heard, 51) 1;
Listen And Learn (72 2nd fav) 2; Perspicace
(91) 3. Hcap 7 ran. nk, 4l. (D Pipe; 5-2 fav
Sinakar). Tote: 3.80; pl 1.30, 3.60. exacta:
CSF: 21.71. Non-runner: Theatre Goer.
7.30KNIGHT BACHELOR (G Sheehan,
47 fav) 1; Horseguardsparade (31 2nd fav)
2; Carrigkerry (51) 3. 4 ran. 5l, 8l. (W
Greatrex). Tote: 1.40; exacta: 2.20. trifecta: 3.30. CSF: 2.68.
8.00WHO AM I (Mr James King, 61
2nd fav) 1; Double Court (71) 2; Adios
Alonso (161) 3; Bob Lewis (81) 4. Hcap 16
ran. 11/4l, 31/2l, hd. (Mrs D Hamer; 4-1 fav Court
King). Tote: 7.80; pl 2.20, 2.50, 3.70,
1.70. exacta: 54.80. tricast: 657.19. trifecta: 982.60. CSF: 46.59.
Hamilton
RACING UK IN HD HCAP 3YO

RACING UK HANDICAP
6.10 WATCH
2,911 (6)
6f 6yds
(10) 7.10 3,881 (5)
1m 4f 14yds
RUK
1 (8) 063 THE BIG DAY (12)(T) N Tinkler 9 7................. A Mullen

2 (9) 26-L ROMAN TIMES (203) J Riches 9 4..Nathan Evans(5)
3 (1) 505 DUNCAN OF SCOTLAND (35) L Smyth (IRE) 9 3
THE Scout

P Mulrennan
5.10 No Refund
7.10 Neuf Des Coeurs
4 (2) 460 WISHING TREE (35)(T) B Ellison 9 2....Ben Robinson(7)
5.40 X Rated
7.40 Twobeelucky
5 (4) 9-66 MAN OF LA MANCHA (83) B Haslam 9 1..............G Lee
6 (10) 943 CARLOVIAN (9) C Kellett 8 13............................C Lee(7)
6.10 Ss Vega
8.10 Salvatore Fury
7 (3) 435 l SS VEGA (31) J Bethell 8 13.........................J Haynes
6.40 Freight Train
8 (5) L-L8 MR CONUNDRUM (12)(T) Miss L Siddall 8 12.P Aspell
9 (7) 337 TARNEND LASS (16) (F,T) T Easterby 8 12..J P Sullivan
10 (6) L78 AMY BLAIR (12) K Dalgleish 8 9.Shirley Teasdale(5)
APPRENTICE HANDICAP
2,911 (Class 6) 1m 67yds (12 dec)
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 7, 9 HOOD: No. 10.
1 (4) 901 NORVILLE (10) (D) L Smyth (IRE) 9 10 0(6ex)
W-F: Ss Vega (99); The Big Day (98); Tarnend Lass (94).

Natalie Hambling
2 (6) 371 BIG TIME DANCER (7) (D,T) B Ellison 3 9 9(6ex) SP FORECAST: 3 The Big Day, 4 Ss Vega, 9-2 Carlovian, 6 Tarnend

Ben Robinson(6) Lass, 8 Man Of La Mancha, 10 Duncan Of Scotland, 12 Others.
3 (9) 5-72 l NO REFUND (29)(T) David Loughnane 5 9 8.C Noble
SCOTTISH TROPHY HANDICAP
4 (5) 9L3 CHEERS BUDDY (10) (C&D) L Smyth (IRE) 8 9 8
7,470 (4)
1m 1f 34yds (15)

Danielle Mooney
5 (3) 123 GALILEE CHAPEL (22) (C&D,F) A Whillans 7 9 7 1 (9) 0LL- SEAGULL STAR (391) K Dalgleish 5 9 10.....C Beasley

Adam J McNamara 2 (14) 852 FREEWHEEL (47) (D) G Moss 6 9 9.Nathan Evans(5)
6 (8) 730 CALL ME CROCKETT (31)(T) N Wilson 4 9 6.. P Vaughan 3 (5) 613 LORD FRANKLIN (18) (C&D) E Alston 7 9 9..N Farley
7 (7) 952 WAYSIDE MAGIC (31) M Dods 3 9 4.......................C Lee 4 (10) 417 ARCHIES ADVICE (19) (C,D) K Dalgleish 5 9 8.....J Hart
8 (12) 921 TEDS BROTHER (12) (C&D) R C Guest 8 9 3.Ger ONeill(3) 5 (13) 529 l FREIGHT TRAIN (15) (D) M Johnston 4 9 8.F Norton
9 (11) 342 PENELOPE PITSTOP (10) L Smyth (IRE) 4 9 3 6 (11) 162 SAVE THE BEES (8) (C,D,T) D Carroll 8 9 7.. Ger ONeill(7)

Hayley Irvine(3) 7 (7) 543- CADEAU MAGNIFIQUE (381) R Fahey 4 9 7
Adam J McNamara(5)
10 (1) 6U2 DRINKS FOR LOSERS (12) R M Smith 5 9 2.C Rodriguez
11 (10) 0-64 LILOZZA (16)(T) T Easterby 3 9 1.Hannah Worrall(6) 8 (12) 44L OPTIMA PETAMUS (24) P Holmes 4 9 6..............G Lee
12 (2) 346 KERRY ICON (14) I Jardine 3 8 9........... J Gormley(8) 9 (1) 139 EASTERN DRAGON (24) (F) I Jardine 6 9 6..G Whillans(5)
10
(4)
526
EUTROPIUS
(25)
(D)
G
Swinbank
7 9 5............ D Swift
BLINKERS: Nos. 1, 5 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 6, 7
11 (8) 24L MUQARRED (15)(T) David Loughnane 4 9 3...C Noble(7)
EYE COVERS: No. 8 HOOD: Nos. 8, 12.
W-F: No Refund (99); Galilee Chapel (96); Teds Brother (96). 12 (3) 325 WARP FACTOR (34) J P Shanahan (IRE) 3 9 3.T OShea
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Big Time Dancer, 7 Norville, 15-2 Teds Brother, 13 (6) 322 HARAZ (14) D OMeara 3 9 3.......... Shelley Birkett(3)
14 (2) L-L0 COSMIC RAY (80)(T) D Loughnane 4 9 2..D Costello
8 No Refund, 10 Penelope Pitstop, Galilee Chapel, 12 Others.
15 (15) 52L ROCKWOOD (17) (D) K McLintock 5 9 2.P Mulrennan
DEBUTANTS EBF MAIDEN STKS 2YO BLINKERS: No. 6 VISOR: No. 15 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 11, 14
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 5, 8, 11 HOOD: No. 13.
4,528 (4)
6f 6yds
(6)
1 (1)
BAMBER BRIDGE M Dods 9 5..................... P Mulrennan W-F: Freight Train (99); Freewheel (97); Save The Bees (96).
2 (5)
HEE HAW K Dalgleish 9 5..................................C Beasley SP FORECAST: 11-2 Freight Train, 7 Eutropius, Save The Bees, 8
Haraz,
Freewheel,
10 Others.
3 (4)
PRANCING OSCAR B Haslam 9 5.....................J Haynes
4 (2)
l X RATED (F) M Johnston 9 5.......................F Norton BEATEN FAVOURITES: 5.10 Galilee Chapel(hcp). 6.40 Cadeau
5 (3)
COOL RUN GIRL I Jardine 9 0........................D Costello Magnifique(hcp), Eutropius(hcp), Freight Train(hcp). 7.10 Love
6 (6)
NELLIES DANCER(T) S Dixon 9 0...................... D Swift Marmalade(hcp). 7.40 Apres Midi, Traditional Dancer, Twobeelucky.
W-Factor: X Rated (99); Bamber Bridge (84); Hee Haw (80). DRAW: Low to middle numbers best in sprints, especially on soft
SP FORECAST: 15-8 X Rated, 11-4 Bamber Bridge, 4 Hee Haw, 7 ground. LONGEST TRAVELLER: Penelope Pitstop (5.10), Cheers
Prancing Oscar, 8 Cool Run Girl, 12 Nellies Dancer.
Buddy (5.10), Norville (5.10), Duncan Of Scotland (6.10), Warp
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good. Right Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY Factor (6.40), Jocks Wa Hae (7.10), Lara Carbonara (7.10),
(2011-16): G Lee 15% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (2011-16): M Fivehundredmiles (7.40) Ireland; Nellies Dancer (5.40) & Cosmic
Johnston 25% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 6.10 Ss Vega (cheek pieces), Ray (6.40) 245 miles. STABLE SWITCH: 5.10 Call Me Crockett from
6.40 Cosmic Ray (tongue strap), 7.10 First Sargeant (visor), Aislabie I Jardine. 6.10 Roman Times from A Berry. 6.40 Seagull Star from W
(hood), 8.10 Gowanless (blinkers), Encantar (blinkers).
Haggas. 7.40 Traditional Dancer from Joseph G Murphy.
5.10
6.40
5.40
Chepstow
OUT AT BET365 HANDICAP

3.55 CASH
2,588 (6)
1m 14yds (13)
ATR
MAIDEN STAKES 2YO

2.10 BET365/EBF
3,881 (Class 5) 5f 16yds (5 dec)
1 (1) 440 l DIABLE DOR (20) Eve J-Houghton 9 5..S W Kelly

2 (3)
JACK BLANE D Kubler 9 5...................................L Morris
3 (4) L7 PASTFACT (8) M Saunders 9 5..............................R Tate
4 (5) 03 WEARETHEPEOPLE (13) W Muir 9 5.......... S Hitchcott
5 (2) 236 SHEILAS PALACE (1) J S Moore 9 0...............L Keniry
W-F: Diable dOr (99); Sheilas Palace (93); Wearethepeople (90).
SP FORECAST: 4-6 Diable dOr, 9-2 Sheilas Palace, 6 Jack Blane, 8
Wearethepeople, 14 Pastfact.
HANDICAP
2.45 BET365.COM
3,234 (6)
5f 16yds
(8) U8L
(4) 324
(3) 2LL
(2) LL3
(7) 831
(5) 623
(6) 585
(1) 644
3YO
(8)
RAMPERS (20) (D) J Osborne 9 7..................W Carson

l ANDALUSITE (14) E McMahon 9 7............J Crowley
SILVER SPRINGS (29) P Evans 9 4................S W Kelly
DAVIDS BEAUTY (11) (D) B Baugh 9 2...........L Morris
TOPSOIL (15) (D) R Harris 8 12...................... R Da Silva
SECRETFACT (21) M Saunders 8 7.................... J Quinn
MASTER PEKAN (27) R Brotherton 8 7.M Godwin(7)
CONCUR (21) B Millman 8 7..............................D Probert
CHEEK PIECES: No. 4.
W-Factor: Andalusite (99); Topsoil (91); Davids Beauty (87).
SP FORECAST: 7-2 Davids Beauty, 4 Topsoil, Concur, 5 Secretfact,
6 Andalusite, 7 Rampers, 14 Silver Springs, 25 Master Pekan.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
FILLIES HANDICAP
3.20 BET365
3,234 (5)
1m 14yds
(3) 134
(1) 222
(5) 124
(2) 414
(6) 484
(4) 33L
(6)
l LADY BAYSIDE (41) (C&D) M Saunders 8 9 11.J Crowley

SMART MOVER (11) Mrs N Evans 3 9 6.....C Shepherd(5)
ZARIA (14) (C&D) R J Price 5 9 5....... Hollie Doyle(7)
FANTASY QUEEN (15) (C,F) Eve J-Houghton 3 8 10.J Fahy
ZEBEDEES GIRL (27) P Evans 3 8 10............S W Kelly
GOLDEN ISLES (20) J S Moore 3 8 7...............L Morris
W-Factor: Lady Bayside (99); Zaria (98); Smart Mover (97).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Fantasy Queen, 3 Lady Bayside, 4 Smart Mover,
5 Zaria, 6 Golden Isles, 8 Zebedees Girl.
1
2
3
4
5
6
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good to Firm. Left Handed. TOP TRACK

JOCKEY (2011-16): David Probert 16% Strike rate. TOP TRACK
HURDLE
5.00 HANDICAP
3,249 (Class 5) 2m 3f 33yds (8 dec)
1 (5) 4-81 NO NO CARDINAL (29) (D) M Gillard 7 9 2...T J Murphy

2 (11) 45L PENSAX LADY (52) D Loughnane 3 9 1.....G Downing(3)
3 (1) 6-L4 BURNING LOVE (187) Adam West 3 9 1........H Poulton
4 (6) 3-49 THE REEL WAY (35) P Chamings 5 9 0.M Godwin(7)
5 (8) 1L2 l CARCHARIAS (10) (C) E De Giles 3 9 0..J Crowley
6 (3) 42L POOR DUKE (12) (D) M Mullineaux 6 8 13..........R Tart
7 (2) 446 RED ROSE RIOT (40) D Menuisier 3 8 12......W Carson
8 (13) 706 DARK PHANTOM (16) G Deacon 5 8 12............P Pilley
9 (7) 9LL/ LIDDLE DWIGGS (1009) P Hiatt 5 8 12....D A Parkes(5)
10 (9) 346 FASTER COMPANY (176) J S Moore 3 8 7.. Hollie Doyle(7)
11 (12) 043 OPERA BUFFA (15) S Flook 3 8 7......................L Morris
12 (10) L06 BROOKES POINT (26) N Mulholland 3 8 6.S Hitchcott
13 (4) 555 ROSIES VISION (21) M Usher 3 8 6................. J Quinn
TONGUE STRAP: No. 11 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 3, 6, 11, 13 HOOD: No. 13.
W-F: Carcharias (99); Poor Duke (96); No No Cardinal (94).
SP FORECAST: 9-2 Carcharias, 6 Red Rose Riot, 7 Opera Buffa, The
Reel Way, 8 Poor Duke, No No Cardinal, Rosies Vision, 10 Others.
AT BET365 HANDICAP
4.30 CASINO
2,588 (6)
2m 2f
(10)
1 (3) L46 KASHGAR (18) (C) B J Llewellyn 7 10 0.Jordan Williams(7)

2 (6) L-L5 THE LAMPO GENIE (J7) J Farrelly 4 9 11.. S Donohoe
3 (7) 415 RING EYE (18) (C) J G OShea 8 9 9..... E Greatrex(3)
4 (1) 229 HIER ENCORE (11) D Menuisier 4 9 5.............W Carson
5 (2) 5L8 DANGLYDONTASK (43) D Arbuthnot 5 9 5.J Crowley
6 (8) 63L- ALBERT HERRING (J72) J Portman 4 8 13........R Tate
7 (10) 284 FUZZY LOGIC (27) B J Llewellyn 7 8 12.......D Probert
8 (5) 722 DOUBLE DEALITES (16) J Poulton 6 8 11............. K Fox
9 (4) 0-63 MOON TRIP (16) G Deacon 7 8 11.........................P Pilley
10 (9) 821 l MISS MARINA BAY (14) Sir M Prescott 3 8 5.....L Morris
BLINKERS: Nos. 5, 7 TONGUE STRAP: No. 1
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 10 HOOD: No. 5.
W-F: Miss Marina Bay (99); Danglydontask (91); Ring Eye (89).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Miss Marina Bay, 6 Double Dealites, 7 Fuzzy
Logic, Ring Eye, 8 Hier Encore, The Lampo Genie, 10 Others.
TRAINER (2011-16): B J Llewellyn 10% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 3.55

Rosies Vision (cheek pieces, hood), Burning Love (cheek pieces).
BEATEN FAVOURITES: 2.45 Concur(hcp). 3.55 Faster Company(hcp).
5.05 Cottesloe(hcp). DRAW: High numbers have a slight advantage in
races up to a mile. LONGEST TRAVELLER: Miss Marina Bay (4.30)
& Cottesloe (5.05) 164 miles.
Fontwell
ATR
1 4-72 l RED ORATOR (51) Jim Best 7 11 12............. R Johnson

2 809- FULL BLAST (206) C Gordon 5 11 12............ M Goldstein
3 0-L6 QUENCH TARA (44) M Scudamore 9 11 4...... B J Powell
THE Scout
4 5-LL SHALIANZI (F26) (C&D) G L Moore 6 11 2.Jamie Moore
5.00 Red Orator
7.00 Excellent Team
5 L65 SINOUR (21) Robert Stephens 6 10 9....... C Gethings(5)
5.30 Spring Steel
7.30 Bobble Emerald
6 L-33 WATCHMETAIL (72) J Panvert 10 10 0.......James Best
6.00 Ivors Queen
8.00 Deise Diamond
7 L-PP AL GUWAIR (81) M Hoad 6 10 0...................... K Edgar(3)
6.30 Pied Du Roi
8 5-L8 APPROPRIATE (58) P Henderson 6 10 0

Mr B Paris-Crofts(7)
BLINKERS: No. 4 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 5, 6, 8
NOVICES HANDICAP CHASE
HOOD: Nos. 2, 3, 5, 8.
3,249 (5)
2m 5f 31yds (6)
W-F: Red Orator (99); Shalianzi (98); Quench Tara (96).
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Red Orator, 10-3 Watchmetail, 5 Quench Tara, 7 1 P-L2 l PIED DU ROI (28) C Longsdon 6 11 12....... R Johnson
2 24P ON YOUR MAX (18) P York 8 11 7................Mr P York(5)
Shalianzi, 8 Sinour, 10 Full Blast, 14 Appropriate, Al Guwair.
3 PP3 TREACY HOTELS BOY (72) P Henderson 9 11 4

Jamie Moore
HANDICAP CHASE
4,549 (4)
2m 1f 96yds (7) 4 3L4 MILAN OF CRYSTAL (20) Robert Stephens 7 10 13
C Gethings(5)
1 P6L VEXILLUM (24) (C&D) N Mulholland 7 11 12

Mr M McIntyre(7) 5 445 UNIFY (7) A Honeyball 6 10 12.......................H Cobden(3)
2 3L-7 THE BAY BANDIT (24) N Mulholland 9 11 11.W Hutchinson 6 3F2 WYNDCREST (8) A Dunn 9 10 10.....................R McLernon
BLINKERS: No. 6 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 4, 5, 6
3 P-45 TOWN MOUSE (18) (C) N King 6 11 11.................. T Whelan
4 L3P THE YANK (33) (D) D Bridgwater 7 11 10... J Hodson(5)
W-Factor: Pied Du Roi (99); Unify (94); Wyndcrest (92).
5 LL5 EDLOMOND (5) W G M Turner 10 11 8.............A Thornton
6 P11 l SPRING STEEL (21) A Dunn 7 11 6...................... R Flint SP FORECAST: 9-4 Wyndcrest, 11-4 Pied Du Roi, 4 Treacy Hotels
Boy,
9-2
Unify,
8
Milan
Of Crystal, 16 On Your Max.
7 5LL SYLVAN LEGEND (7) (C) M Sheppard 8 10 0.Doubtful
BLINKERS: No. 3 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7
HANDICAP HURDLE
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5.
3,899 (4)
2m 1f 145yds (9)
W-F: Spring Steel (99); The Bay Bandit (96); Vexillum (94). 1 9L7 SATANIC BEAT (21) P W Middleton 7 11 12.C Shoemark(3)
SP FORECAST: 5-4 Spring Steel, 9-2 The Yank, 11-2 Town Mouse, 6 2 35-L RUSSIAN BOLERO (45) David Dennis 5 11 7..J Bargary(5)
The Bay Bandit, 8 Vexillum, 12 Edlomond.
3 325 GRAMS AND OUNCES (F10) Grace Harris 9 11 6

Robert Hawker(7)
NOVICES HURDLE
4 P5-P ITSNOWCATO (108) B Pauling 5 11 5.. Nico De Boinville
3,899 (4)
2m 1f 145yds (6) 5 2F6 WALDEN PRINCE (39) D Bridgwater 9 11 4.....J Hodson(5)
1 51- SATELLITE (131) T Vaughan 5 11 5................... R Johnson 6 222 l EXCELLENT TEAM (8) D Skelton 4 11 1.......H Skelton
2 731 MY MO (F5) David Dennis 4 11 4.................. J Bargary(5) 7 4-65 UTMOST ZEAL (31) Mrs L Hill 6 11 1.................A Thornton
3 U26 FRACTION MAN (95) P G Murphy 6 10 12...... J McGrath 8 504- EMPTY THE TANK (122) J Boyle 6 10 12....... R Johnson
4 4-12 l IVORS QUEEN (25) C Tizzard 7 10 12...H Cobden(3) 9 P/0P BORDER STATION (28) (C&D) Mrs L Young 10 10 0
5 P/8 SIDS TOPPER (45) M Keighley 6 10 12..... T Bellamy(3)

T Cheesman(5)
6 354 TRAKEUR (23) S Hodgson 9 10 12...........T Cheesman(5)
VISOR: No. 5 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 4, 5
W-F: Excellent Team (99); Itsnowcato (95); Utmost Zeal (91).
W-Factor: Ivors Queen (99); Satellite (97); My Mo (92).
SP FORECAST: 2 Excellent Team, 3 Walden Prince, 5 Empty The
SP FORECAST: Evens Ivors Queen, 11-4 Satellite, 4 My Mo, 16 Tank, 6 Itsnowcato, 7 Utmost Zeal, 14 Grams And Ounces, 16
Satanic Beat, 33 Russian Bolero, 50 Border Station.
Trakeur, 20 Sids Topper, Fraction Man.
6.30
5.30
7.00
6.00
(12)
1 (3) L33 LARA CARBONARA (19) (C) J P Shanahan (IRE) 4 10 0

D Costello
2 (10) 7-56 TOOLA BOOLA (25) J OKeeffe 6 9 12......J P Sullivan
3 (12) 223 LOVE MARMALADE (20) (D) D OMeara 6 9 12

Josh Doyle(5)
4 (2) 321 l NEUF DES COEURS (6) (C,D) I Jardine 5 9 8(6ex)

C Lee(7)
5 (9) 344 GHOSTLY ARC (8)(T) N Wilson 4 9 6........... G Gibbons
6 (11) 5U7 HEAD HIGH (82) K Ryan 3 9 4.................................G Lee
7 (8) 553 FIRST SARGEANT (13) (C,D,T) L Mullaney 6 9 2....C Hardie
8 (5) 455 EEZ EH (56) K Dalgleish 3 9 2.........................C Beasley
9 (7) 447 AISLABIE (25) M Walford 3 9 1..............................J Hart
10 (1) 9-03 OPERATEUR (47) (C&D) B Haslam 8 8 12...P Mulrennan
11 (4) 471 JOCKS WA HAE (19) (C) J P Shanahan (IRE) 3 8 9.....T OShea
12 (6) 854 LATIN REBEL (17) (C) J Goldie 9 8 9......... Joe Doyle
VISOR: No. 7 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 3, 4, 12 HOOD: No. 9.
W-F: Neuf Des Coeurs (99); Jocks Wa Hae (95); Operateur (93).
SP FORECAST: 10-3 Neuf Des Coeurs, 9-2 Jocks Wa Hae, 5 Love
Marmalade, 6 Lara Carbonara, 8 Ghostly Arc, 12 Others.
FARM MAIDEN STAKES

7.40 OVERTON
3,881 (5)
1m 1f 34yds (6)
1 (1) L/ TRADITIONAL DANCER (J22) I Jardine 4 9 12......P Mulrennan

2 (6) 33 FIVEHUNDREDMILES (19) J P Shanahan (IRE) 3 9 5

T OShea
3 (3) 3-22 l TWOBEELUCKY (12) M Johnston 3 9 5.....F Norton
4 (5) 322 APRES MIDI (25) K Burke 3 9 0....................D Costello
5 (4)
CLARABEL G Moss 3 9 0...................................... A Mullen
6 (2)
SINAMAS E Alston 3 9 0...........................................J Hart
W-Factor: Twobeelucky (99); Apres Midi (97); Clarabel (96).
SP FORECAST: Evens Twobeelucky, 2 Apres Midi, 8
Fivehundredmiles, 12 Traditional Dancer, 16 Sinamas, 20 Clarabel.
UK HD ON SKY 432 HCAP

8.10 RACING
3,881 (5)
5f 7yds
(11)
1 (1) 7L7 ASTROPHYSICS (15)(T) Miss L Siddall 4 9 10.P Aspell

2 (6) 241 l SALVATORE FURY (6) (C&D) K Dalgleish 6 9 10(6ex)

G Gibbons
3 (4) 6-46 ENCANTAR (60) (D) Mrs A Duffield 3 9 8.....F Norton
4 (5) 42-2 WERNOTFAMUSANYMORE (20) (F) K Ryan 3 9 8.G Lee
5 (3) L59 BRONZE BEAU (7) (C&D,T) Kristin Stubbs 9 9 5....J P Sullivan
6 (10) L26 ROCK CANYON (10) (C&D) Miss L Perratt 7 9 2.Josh Doyle(5)
7 (2) 7-24 BUSY BIMBO (13) (C&D) J Riches 7 9 2.......... Nathan Evans(5)
8 (9) 67L GOWANLESS (14) M Dods 3 9 1................. P Mulrennan
9 (11) L78 AMBER CRYSTAL (10) (D) Miss L Perratt 4 8 6......C Hardie
10 (7) 275 TINSILL (7) (C&D,T) N Tinkler 5 8 5.............. A Mullen
11 (8) 832 KINLOCH PRIDE (19)(T) N Wilson 4 8 5.........N Farley
BLINKERS: Nos. 3, 7, 8 TONGUE STRAP: No. 5
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 5, 10, 11.
W-F: Salvatore Fury (99); Wernotfamusanymore (97); Encantar (92).
SP FORECAST: 3 Salvatore Fury, 4 Wernotfamusanymore, 7 Tinsill,
Busy Bimbo, 8 Encantar, 10 Kinloch Pride, 12 Others.
THE Scout
2.10
2.45
3.20
3.55
DIABLE DOR
Andalusite
Lady Bayside
Carcharias
4.30 Miss Marina Bay

5.05 Glens Wobbly
5.35 Flag Of Glory
HANDICAP
5.05 BET365
6,469 (4)
1m 4f 23yds
(8)
RIDERS HANDICAP
5.35 LADY
2,496 (6)
1m 2f 36yds
(8)
1 (8) 133 PRENDERGAST HILL (10) E De Giles 4 10 0.J Crowley

2 (6) 152 THAMES KNIGHT (14) M Tregoning 4 9 9...R Ffrench
3 (2) 746 AGENT GIBBS (18) (D) J G OShea 4 9 8.C McKee(5)
4 (7) L25 ROSE ABOVE (14) (D) A Balding 4 9 7.........D Probert
5 (4) 229 COTTESLOE (26) (D,F) J Berry 7 9 6.. David Egan(7)
6 (1) 331 l GLENS WOBBLY (18) (C&D) J Geake 8 9 5.H Crouch(5)
7 (3) 2/24 WHAT A SCORCHER (J32) Mrs N Evans 5 9 1.....E Greatrex(3)
8 (5) 131 SENZA UNA DONNA (17) (C,S) H Morrison 3 8 9

C Bennett(5)
TONGUE STRAP: No. 8 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 3 HOOD: No. 4.
W-F: Glens Wobbly (99); Thames Knight (96); Rose Above (95).
SP FORECAST: 15-8 Glens Wobbly, 9-2 Senza Una Donna, 6
Prendergast Hill, 7 Thames Knight, 8 Others.
1 (8) 551 HIGHLIFE DANCER (6) (D,F) M Channon 8 10 12(6ex)

Miss Katy Lyons(5)
2 (1) 225 WHIP UP A FRENZY (51) R Rowe 4 10 7.Miss A Wallace(5)
3 (5) 013 SHIRATAKI (6) (D) P Hiatt 8 10 6(6ex)...Miss M King(5)
4 (2) 232 l FLAG OF GLORY (47) (C&D) P Hiatt 9 10 5

Miss M Edden(5)
5 (3) 651 EDGE (16) B J Llewellyn 5 10 5...... Miss S Brotherton
6 (4) 6-46 CAPTAIN OATS (16) Mrs P Ford 13 10 5.Miss S Bowen(7)
7 (7) 046 SURPRISE US (J24) M Gillard 9 9 12..Miss A McCain(5)
8 (6) 066 DESERT TANGO (50) M Mullineaux 3 9 6

Miss M Mullineaux
BLINKERS: Nos. 4, 5 CHEEK PIECES: No. 7.
W-F: Flag Of Glory (99); Highlife Dancer (96); Shirataki (96).
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Highlife Dancer, 3 Edge, 5 Whip Up A Frenzy, 7
Shirataki, 8 Desert Tango, 10 Flag Of Glory, 14 Others.
STABLE SWITCH: 3.20 Smart Mover from J J Quinn. 3.55 Burning

Love from D Morris, Liddle Dwiggs from D Coakley. 5.35 Desert
Tango from J Portman.
HONDA HCAP HURDLE

7.30 YEOMANS
3,899 (4)
2m 5f 139yds (8)
1 46P FILBERT (32) Mrs S Leech 10 11 12................... R Johnson

2 L-64 FIRST AVENUE (F49) Mrs L Mongan 11 11 6.....H Teal(7)
3 L-2P ROYAL BATTALION (F50) (C) G L Moore 5 11 3

Jamie Moore
4 285 BREAKING BITS (32) (C,F) J Snowden 9 11 2

M G Nolan
5 1-P4 l BOBBLE EMERALD (75) M Keighley 8 11 0.A Tinkler
6 L-PL DO WE LIKE HIM (23) (D) C Gordon 6 10 9.....T Cannon
7 L-27 THEPARTYSOVER (63) (C) P Henderson 11 10 9

T J OBrien
8 L-PP LADY FROM GENEVA (72) B Powell 9 10 0.. B J Powell
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 5, 7
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 3, 5.
W-Factor: Bobble Emerald (99); Breaking Bits (98);
Filbert (97).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Breaking Bits, 7-2 Bobble Emerald, 4 First
Avenue, 9-2 Royal Battalion, 8 Thepartysover, 10 Lady From
Geneva, 16 Do We Like Him, 20 Filbert.
OPEN NH FLAT RACE

8.00 STANDARD
1,560 (6)
2m 1f 145yds (5)
1 42 l DEISE DIAMOND (21) N King 5 11 2............... T Whelan

2 3-28 KABANGA BAY (18) P York 5 11 2................Mr P York(5)
3 0-75 LAOCH BEAG (44) Mrs H Nelmes 5 11 2............C Ring(3)
4 2 PULL THE TRIGGER (68) T Vaughan 5 11 2.. R Johnson
5
JEZZEBELLE G L Moore 4 10 8.....................Jamie Moore
W-Factor: Deise Diamond (99); Laoch Beag (95);
Pull The Trigger (91).
SP FORECAST: 10-11 Deise Diamond, 5-2 Jezzebelle, 4 Pull The
Trigger, 14 Laoch Beag, 33 Kabanga Bay.
JOCKEY (2011-16): T Cannon 13% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER
(2011-16): G L Moore 14% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 5.30 Town Mouse
(blinkers), 6.00 Sids Topper (hood, tongue strap), 7.00 Utmost Zeal
(tongue strap), Russian Bolero (cheek pieces, tongue strap). BEATEN
FAVOURITES: 5.00 Red Orator(hcp hdl). 6.00 Ivors Queen. 7.00
Excellent Team, Utmost Zeal. LONGEST TRAVELLER: My Mo (6.00) &
Russian Bolero (7.00) 164 miles. STABLE SWITCH: 6.00 Fraction
Man from Alan Tobin. 8.00 Deise Diamond from Miss E Doyle, Laoch
Beag from Barry J Murphy.
RACING: AFTERNOON RESULTS

INDEX
C - Chepstow
F - Fontwell
H - Hamilton
S - Stratford
Y - York
Abingdon.............. Y 4.20
Agent Gibbs.......... C 5.05
Aislabie................ H 7.10
Al Guwair...............F 5.00
Albert Herring...... C 4.30
Alfred Hutchinson.Y 3.05
Alyaa.................... Y 4.55
Amber Crystal...... H 8.10
Amy Blair............. H 6.10
Andalusite............ C 2.45
Angel Down.......... Y 1.55
Anton Dolin...........S 5.45
Anzhelika............. Y 4.20
Appropriate...........F 5.00
Apres Midi............ H 7.40
Archies Advice.... H 6.40
Astrophysics........ H 8.10
Azraff................... Y 3.05
Bagad Bihoue........S 2.20
Bamber Bridge..... H 5.40
Best Boy Barney....S 4.05
Big Time Dancer... H 5.10
Billy Two Tongues.S 5.15
Birdman................ Y 3.05
Bobble Emerald.....F 7.30
Border Station......F 7.00
Breaking Bits........F 7.30
Bronze Beau......... H 8.10
Brookes Point..... C 3.55
Burning Love........ C 3.55
Busy Bimbo.......... H 8.10
Cadeau Magnifique.H 6.40
Call Me Crockett.. H 5.10
Captain Oats........ C 5.35
Carcharias............ C 3.55
Carlovian.............. H 6.10
Cheers Buddy....... H 5.10
Chil The Kite......... Y 3.05
Clarabel................ H 7.40
Clem Fandango..... Y 2.30
Computable.......... Y 1.55
Concur.................. C 2.45
Cool Run Girl........ H 5.40
Cosmic Ray........... H 6.40
Cottesloe............. C 5.05
Crazy Train............S 5.45

Culm Counsellor....S 5.45
Danglydontask...... C 4.30
Danielsflyer.......... Y 1.55
Dark Destroyer..... Y 1.55
Dark Phantom...... C 3.55
Darloa...................S 3.30
Davids Beauty..... C 2.45
Dawaa................... Y 4.55
Deadline Day.........S 5.45
Deise Diamond.......F 8.00
Descaro.................S 5.45
Desert Tango........ C 5.35
Desertmore Hill.....S 3.30
Diable dOr........... C 2.10
Dinkum Diamond... Y 3.05
Do We Like Him.....F 7.30
Domtaline..............S 2.55
Double Dealites.... C 4.30
Drinks For Losers.H 5.10
Drumlang...............S 4.05
Duncan Of Scotland.H 6.10
Dutch Mist............ Y 4.55
Dylans Storm........S 3.30
Eastern Dragon.... H 6.40
Edge..................... C 5.35
Edlomond..............F 5.30
Eez Eh.................. H 7.10
Empty The Tank.....F 7.00
Encantar.............. H 8.10
Endless Time........ Y 3.40
Eutropius............. H 6.40
Even Song............ Y 3.40
Excellent Team......F 7.00
Fair Eva................ Y 2.30
Fanciful Angel...... Y 3.05
Fantasy Queen..... C 3.20
Fashion Queen...... Y 2.30
Faster Company... C 3.55
Fayette County.....S 2.55
Filbert...................F 7.30
Fireglow............... Y 3.40
Firmament............ Y 3.05
First Avenue..........F 7.30
First Sargeant...... H 7.10
Fivehundredmiles.H 7.40
Flag Of Glory........ C 5.35
Florenza............... Y 4.55
Fort Bastion......... Y 3.05
Found................... Y 3.40
Fraction Man.........F 6.00
Freewheel............. H 6.40
Freight Train........ H 6.40
Full Blast...............F 5.00
Vital statistics
IN-FORM TRAINERS (last 10 days) M
Tregoning 80% (2 wins and 2 places
from 5 runners), J Gosden 75% (6/6/16),
L Smyth 75% (1/2/4), R Brotherton 75%
(1/2/4), R Charlton 67% (3/5/12), D
Lanigan 60% (1/2/5), J OKeeffe 60%
(1/2/5), M OCallaghan 60% (2/1/5), N
Tinkler 58% (5/6/19), S Kirk 58% (5/2/12),
W Haggas 57% (3/14/30), I Jardine 56%
(2/3/9), J S Moore 56% (1/4/9), Sir M
CARLISLE: Good to firm
2.10CAESER THE GAESER (Mr B Lynn,

92 jt fav) 1; Picks Pinta (51) 2; Cruise Tothelimit
(121) 3. Hcap 12 ran. 21/2l, 21/4l. (N Tinkler; 9-2
jtfav Penny Royale). Tote: 4.70; pl 2.00,
2.00, 3.20. exacta: 27.60. tricast: 253.63.
trifecta: 284.40. CSF: 25.26.
2.45SENATOR (T Hamilton, 46 fav) 1;
Racemaker (501) 2; Whirl Me Round (114 2nd
fav) 3. 7 ran. 13/4l, 11/4l. (R Fahey). Tote: 1.50; pl
1.10, 6.40. exacta: 19.10. trifecta: 50.40.
CSF: 42.77.
3.20PORTLAND STREET (P Mulrennan,
52 fav) 1; Alpine Dream (251) 2; Athollblair Boy
(121) 3. Hcap 11 ran. nk, 3/4l. (B Smart). Tote:
3.40; pl 1.50, 6.50, 4.10. exacta: 67.90.
3.55HIDDEN REBEL (P Mulrennan, 92) 1;
Furia Cruzada....... Y 3.40

Fuzzy Logic.......... C 4.30
Galilee Chapel...... H 5.10
Gentleman Moore..S 4.05
Ghostly Arc.......... H 7.10
Glamorous Approach.Y 4.20
Glens Wobbly........ C 5.05
Golden Isles.......... C 3.20
Gowanless............ H 8.10
Grams And Ounces..F 7.00
Gurkha Brave........S 2.55
Haley Bop............. Y 4.55
Haraz.................... H 6.40
Harlequeen........... Y 3.40
Hawatif................. Y 4.55
Head High............. H 7.10
Hee Haw............... H 5.40
Heir of Excitement.. Y 1.55
Hemingway........... Y 1.55
Hepijeu..................S 4.05
Hier Encore.......... C 4.30
Highlife Dancer..... C 5.35
Houston Dynimo....S 4.05
Irish Ranger..........S 3.30
Itsnowcato............F 7.00
Ivors Queen..........F 6.00
Jack Blane............ C 2.10
Jadaayil............... Y 4.55
Jailawi.................. Y 3.05
Jeans Lady............S 3.30
Jezzebelle.............F 8.00
Jocks Wa Hae....... H 7.10
Kabanga Bay..........F 8.00
Kashgar................ C 4.30
Kashmir Peak........S 4.40
Kelinni.................. Y 3.05
Kerry Icon............ H 5.10
Kilmah.................. Y 2.30
Kinloch Pride........ H 8.10
Koora................... Y 3.40
Lady Bayside........ C 3.20
Lady From Geneva.F 7.30
Lake Chapala.........S 3.30
Laoch Beag............F 8.00
Lara Carbonara..... H 7.10
Lat Hawill............. Y 3.05
Latin Rebel........... H 7.10
Legendary Lunch.. Y 1.55
Liddle Dwiggs....... C 3.55
Light Breaks..........S 5.45
Light Music........... Y 4.55
Lil Sophella........... Y 4.55
Lilozza.................. H 5.10
Londonia...............S 3.30
Lord Franklin........ H 6.40

Love Marmalade... H 7.10
Loving Things....... Y 3.40
Lustrous............... Y 4.20
Magical Fire.......... Y 2.30
Magna Cartor........S 2.20
Magnolia Ridge......S 5.45
Man About Town... Y 1.55
Man Of La Mancha.H 6.10
Master Pekan....... C 2.45
Milan Of Crystal....F 6.30
Miliair....................S 2.20
Miss Infinity......... Y 1.55
Miss Marina Bay... C 4.30
Mister Universe.... Y 3.05
Monsieur Gibraltar.S 4.40
Mont Royale..........S 2.55
Moon Trip............. C 4.30
Moorlands Jack.....S 2.55
Mr Conundrum...... H 6.10
Mr Hobbs.............. Y 1.55
Muqarred.............. H 6.40
Mustashry............ Y 3.05
Mustique.............. Y 4.55
My Mo....................F 6.00
Nations Alexander.Y 2.30
Nellies Dancer..... H 5.40
Net Work Rouge....S 4.40
Neuf Des Coeurs... H 7.10
No No Cardinal..... C 3.55
No Refund............. H 5.10
Norphin.................S 5.45
Norville................ H 5.10
Officer Cadet.........S 4.05
Olivers Gold..........S 2.55
On Your Max..........F 6.30
One Word More..... Y 3.05
Opal Tiara............. Y 4.55
Opera Buffa.......... C 3.55
Operateur............. H 7.10
Optima Petamus... H 6.40
Our Cat..................S 2.55
Our Greta............. Y 1.55
Pandora................ Y 4.20
Pastfact............... C 2.10
Penelope Pitstop.. H 5.10
Pensax Lady......... C 3.55
Perfect Madge...... Y 1.55
Perfect Symphony.Y 1.55
Perfect Timing......S 4.05
Pied Du Roi............F 6.30
Play The Ace.........S 4.05
Poor Duke............ C 3.55
Prancing Oscar..... H 5.40
Prescott 56% (3/2/9), A Balding 55%

(6/5/20), David Loughnane 53% (4/4/15),
A P OBrien 51% (6/12/35), E De Giles
50% (3/3/12).
IN-FORM JOCKEYS C Lee 78% (2 wins
and 5 places from 9 runners), D Muscutt
71% (2/3/7), G Baker 64% (6/8/22), Pat
Cosgrave 62% (2/6/13), Hollie Doyle 57%
(1/3/7), P Hanagan 53% (10/8/34), K J
Manning 52% (5/7/23), W Buick 52%
(5/7/23), D Swift 50% (1/1/4), J Quinn
50% (1/3/8), J Vaughan 50% (1/1/4),
James Doyle 50% (2/4/12).
Dawn Mirage (94 fav) 2; Surewecan (132) 3.
Hcap 6 ran. 21/4l, 11/2l. (A Whillans). Tote: 6.30;
pl 2.60, 1.50. exacta: 15.20. trifecta: 61.40.
CSF: 14.39. Non-runner: Gold Flash.
4.30RAINBOW REBEL (J Fanning, 41
2nd fav) 1; Jordan James (81) 2; Firedanser
(61) 3. Hcap 7 ran. 31/4l, 1/2l. (M Johnston; 9-4
fav New Abbey Angel). Tote: 4.90; pl 2.10,
4.20. exacta: 41.00. trifecta: 147.20. CSF:
34.04.
5.05POINTILLISM (D Nolan, 41 2nd fav)
1; The Wee Barra (92) 2; Taopix (281) 3. Hcap
9 ran. shd, 1/2l. (I Jardine; 10-3 fav Chiswick
Bey). Tote: 5.00; pl 1.60, 1.50, 7.30. exacta:
24.10. tricast: 440.45. trifecta: 679.30. CSF:
22.09.
5.40TRENDSETTER (J Garritty, 21 2nd
fav) 1; Jan Smuts (121) 2; Bell Weir (81) 3. Hcap
Prendergast Hill... C 5.05

Present Accepted..S 4.05
Pretty Perfect...... Y 3.40
Primo Rossi...........S 3.30
Promanco..............S 4.40
Pull The Trigger.....F 8.00
Queen Kindly........ Y 2.30
Queens Trust....... Y 3.40
Quench Tara..........F 5.00
Quick N Quirky..... Y 4.55
Rainbow Mist........ Y 1.55
Rampers............... C 2.45
Red Napoleon....... Y 3.05
Red Orator............F 5.00
Red Rose Riot....... C 3.55
Ring Eye............... C 4.30
Rizal Park..............S 3.30
Rock Canyon......... H 8.10
Rockwood............. H 6.40
Roly Poly.............. Y 2.30
Roman Times........ H 6.10
Rose Above.......... C 5.05
Rose Red...............S 3.30
Rosies Vision....... C 3.55
Royal Battalion......F 7.30
Russian Bolero......F 7.00
Rusumaat............. Y 1.55
Sagely.................. Y 4.20
Salvatore Fury..... H 8.10
Sand Blast.............S 2.20
Sandgate...............S 5.45
Satanic Beat..........F 7.00
Satellite................F 6.00
Savannahs Dream.Y 1.55
Save The Bees...... H 6.40
Seagull Star.......... H 6.40
Secretfact............ C 2.45
Senza Una Donna.. C 5.05
Seventh Heaven... Y 3.40
Shalianzi................F 5.00
Sharaakah............ Y 4.55
Sheilas Palace..... C 2.10
Shirataki.............. C 5.35
Show Stealer........ Y 4.55
Sids Topper..........F 6.00
Silver Springs....... C 2.45
Sinamas................ H 7.40
Sinour...................F 5.00
Smart Mover........ C 3.20
Solar Deity........... Y 3.05
Spark Plug............ Y 3.05
Spring Steel..........F 5.30
Ss Vega................ H 6.10
Standing Ovation...S 5.15
Stop The Wages.... Y 1.55

Stormy Clouds...... Y 1.55
Surprise Us.......... C 5.35
Sylvan Legend.......F 5.30
Tap Tap Boom....... Y 1.55
Tarnend Lass........ H 6.10
Teds Brother....... H 5.10
Thames Knight..... C 5.05
That Is The Spirit. Y 3.05
Thats The Deal.....S 4.05
The Bay Bandit......F 5.30
The Big Day.......... H 6.10
The Kvilleken.........S 5.45
The Lampo Genie.. C 4.30
The Reel Way........ C 3.55
The Yank...............F 5.30
Thepartysover.......F 7.30
Third Time Lucky.. Y 3.05
Thoonavolla...........S 4.05
Tindaro..................S 2.55
Tinsill................... H 8.10
Tiptree................. Y 4.20
To Eternity........... Y 4.20
Toola Boola.......... H 7.10
Topsoil................. C 2.45
Town Mouse...........F 5.30
Traditional Dancer.H 7.40
Trakeur.................F 6.00
Treacy Hotels Boy.F 6.30
Turret Rocks........ Y 3.40
Twitch.................. Y 4.20
Twobeelucky......... H 7.40
Unify.....................F 6.30
Utmost Zeal..........F 7.00
Velator..................S 5.15
Vexillum................F 5.30
Victor Leudorum...S 5.15
Walden Prince.......F 7.00
Warp Factor......... H 6.40
Watchmetail..........F 5.00
Water Wagtail........S 4.05
Wayside Magic...... H 5.10
Wearethepeople... C 2.10
Wedding Dress...... Y 1.55
Wernotfamusanymore.H 8.10
What A Scorcher.. C 5.05
Whip Up A Frenzy. C 5.35
Wildmoor Boy........S 3.30
Wishing Tree........ H 6.10
Wyndcrest.............F 6.30
X Rated................ H 5.40
Youre Fired......... Y 3.05
Zaria..................... C 3.20
Zebedees Girl...... C 3.20
gossip from The

gallopS
North: RUSUMAAT
(1.55 York)
Newmarket: ABINGDON
(4.20 York)
Lambourn: SENZA UNA DONNA
(5.05 Chepstow)
Cotswolds: OUR CAT
(2.55 Stratford)
6 ran. 1l, nk. (J J Quinn; 15-8 fav Hardstone).
Tote: 2.80; pl 1.50, 5.50. exacta: 30.40.
Non-runners: Aramist, Scarpeta.
CHEPSTOW: Good to firm
2.20COMPTON POPPY (G Downing,

221) 1; Tschierschen (74 2nd fav) 2; Coral Sea
(72) 3. 9 ran. 23/4l, 11/4l. (A Carroll; 5-4 fav
Island In The Sky). Tote: 26.90; pl 7.00,
1.02, 1.50. exacta: 127.70. trifecta: 611.80.
CSF: 64.22.
2.55NOTALOT (L Steward, 64 fav) 1;
Marquee Club (141) 2; Spin Top (251) 3. Hcap
8 ran. 21/4l, nk. (M Bell). Tote: 2.30; pl 1.20,
3.30, 6.20. exacta: 22.00. tricast: 376.65.
trifecta: 471.40. CSF: 24.96.
York
LOGISTICS STKS (HCAP)

STAKES (FILLIES LISTED)
3.05 CLIPPER
52,912 (2) 1m
(20) CH4
4.20 GALTRES
34,026 (1)
1m 4f
(9)
RUK
1 (19) 6-4L CHIL THE KITE (33) (C&D) H Morrison 7 9 10....G Baker
2 (9) 7L8 FANCIFUL ANGEL (26) (D) M Botti 4 9 8

D Muscutt(3)
3 (13) 440 KELINNI (18) (D) K Ryan 8 9 8.............................. S Gray
4 (14) 870 YOURE FIRED (20) (C&D) K Burke 5 9 7

THE Scout

J Vaughan(5)
1.55 Danielsflyer
4.20 Glamorous
5 (10) 025 SPARK PLUG (33) (D,T) B Meehan 5 9 7........S Levey

Approach
2.30 FAIR EVA (nb)
6 (5) 160 MISTER UNIVERSE (103) (C,D) M Johnston 4 9 5
4.55 Hawatif
3.05 Red Napoleon

J Fanning
3.40 FOUND (nap)
7 (4) 070 DINKUM DIAMOND (19) H Candy 8 9 3.Oisin Murphy
8 (12) 4L3 BIRDMAN (20) (C&D) D OMeara 6 9 3............ D Nolan
SCOTTISH EXPRESS: 3.40 FOUND (nap)
9 (7) 337 ONE WORD MORE (20) (D) T Easterby 6 9 3.. D Allan
10 (3) 1-0L THIRD TIME LUCKY (20) (D) R Fahey 4 9 3

PREMIER YEARLING STKS 2YO

T Hamilton
147,540 (C2) 6f (20 dec)
11 (6) 3L5 ALFRED HUTCHINSON (26) (C&D) D OMeara 8 9 2
1 (7) 167 LEGENDARY LUNCH (34) (D,F,T) R Hannon 9 2

P J Smullen

Doubtful 12 (20) 120 JAILAWI (20) (D) I Mohammed 5 9 2........ S De Sousa
2 (20) 651 ANGEL DOWN (11) (D) H Candy 8 11........Oisin Murphy 13 (16) 479 AZRAFF (20) (D) M Botti 4 9 2......................... A Atzeni
3 (11) 726 COMPUTABLE (69) T Easterby 8 11......................J Hart 14 (15) 902 LAT HAWILL (12)(T) K Dalgleish 5 9 1..............P Makin
4 (18) 212 l DANIELSFLYER (76) (D,F) T D Barron 8 11.P Makin 15 (1) 241 FIRMAMENT (16) (D) D OMeara 4 8 13...... D Tudhope
5 (2) 3 DARK DESTROYER (20)(T) J Tuite 8 11......... J F Egan 16 (11) 09L THAT IS THE SPIRIT (26) (C) D OMeara 5 8 12

6 (5) 215 HEIR OF EXCITEMENT (24) K Ryan 8 11............ S Gray

G Gibbons
7 (6) 51 HEMINGWAY (25) K Ryan 8 11............................. T Eaves 17 (2) 1-71 l RED NAPOLEON (28) (D,T) R Beckett 4 8 12

8 (3) 47 MAN ABOUT TOWN (40) K Burke 8 11......P J Smullen

James Doyle
9 (9) 151 MISS INFINITY (12) (D) M Johnston 8 11.....J Fanning 18 (17) 101 MUSTASHRY (26) (D) Sir M Stoute 3 8 11.P Hanagan
10 (8) 221 MR HOBBS (42) (D,T) S Kirk 8 11.................... L Dettori 19 (8) 008 SOLAR DEITY (20) (D) J Chapple-Hyam 7 8 10

11 (12) 223 PERFECT SYMPHONY (19) K Ryan 8 11.............K Stott

M Dwyer
12 (15) 331 RAINBOW MIST (41) (C) Mrs A Duffield 8 11.P McDonald 20 (18) 830 FORT BASTION (22) (D) D OMeara 7 8 10.....W Buick
13 (14) 012 RUSUMAAT (20) (D,S) M Johnston 8 11.... P Hanagan
BLINKERS: Nos. 13, 20 VISOR: No. 14
14 (17) 315 TAP TAP BOOM (21)(T) G Baker 8 11..............S Drowne
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 5, 11, 19 HOOD: Nos. 2, 9.
15 (4) L23 STORMY CLOUDS (6)(T) R Hannon 8 9...........S Levey
W-Factor: Red Napoleon (99); Mustashry (98);
16 (1) 3L1 OUR GRETA (19) M Appleby 8 6....................B A Curtis
Alfred Hutchinson (94).
17 (16) 001 PERFECT MADGE (15) (D) K Ryan 8 6......... Joe Doyle SP FORECAST: 6 Mustashry, 8 Firmament, Red Napoleon, 10 One
18 (19) 237 SAVANNAHS DREAM (6) D OMeara 8 6....H Bentley Word More, Azraff, 12 Spark Plug, Lat Hawill, 14 Others.
19 (13) 216 STOP THE WAGES (6)(T) B Meehan 8 6........ M Dwyer
20 (10) 12L WEDDING DRESS (67) (D) D Brown 8 6........ A Atzeni
YORKSHIRE OAKS (FILLIES G1)
BLINKERS: No. 15 TONGUE STRAP: No. 8.
207,417 (1) 1m 4f (12)
W-Factor: Danielsflyer (99); Our Greta (97);
1 (5) 11-1 ENDLESS TIME (47) (D) C Appleby 4 9 7........W Buick
Perfect Symphony (96).
2 (1) 222 l FOUND (64) (D) A P OBrien (IRE) 4 9 7.. J A Heffernan
SP FORECAST: 11-2 Danielsflyer, 6 Rainbow Mist, 7 Rusumaat, 8 3 (4) 522 FURIA CRUZADA (47) J Gosden 5 9 7........... L Dettori
Stormy Clouds, Miss Infinity, 10 Hemingway, 14 Savannahs Dream, 4 (6) 1-24 KOORA (53) (D) L Cumani 4 9 7................ J P Spencer
Mr Hobbs, Angel Down, 20 Others.
5 (8) 134 LOVING THINGS (20) (D) L Cumani 4 9 7...Martin Lane
6 (3) 317 EVEN SONG (33) (D) A P OBrien (IRE) 3 8 11

LOWTHER STKS (FILLIES G2) 2YO

P J Smullen
7 (11) 521 FIREGLOW (19) (D) M Johnston 3 8 11....James Doyle
113,420 (1) 6f
(8)
1 (5) 811 ROLY POLY (41) (D) A P OBrien (IRE) 9 3... J A Heffernan 8 (9) 333 HARLEQUEEN (16) M Channon 3 8 11......... S De Sousa
2 (1) 233 CLEM FANDANGO (33) K Dalgleish 9 0...........P Makin 9 (7) 910 PRETTY PERFECT (33) (D) A P OBrien (IRE) 3 8 11

P Hanagan
3 (7) 11 l FAIR EVA (26) (D,T) R Charlton 9 0...P J Smullen
4 (6) 21 FASHION QUEEN (27) D OMeara 9 0......... D Tudhope 10 (2) 442 QUEENS TRUST (19) (F) Sir M Stoute 3 8 11.A Atzeni
5 (3) 642 KILMAH (26) (D) M Johnston 9 0..................J Fanning 11 (10) 161 SEVENTH HEAVEN (33) (D) A P OBrien (IRE) 3 8 11

C ODonoghue
6 (2) 152 MAGICAL FIRE (41) (D) M OCallaghan (IRE) 9 0

C ODonoghue 12 (12) 674 TURRET ROCKS (33) J S Bolger (IRE) 3 8 11....K J Manning
7 (8) 131 NATIONS ALEXANDER (12) (D,T) R Hannon 9 0.....P Dobbs
TONGUE STRAP: No. 12.
8 (4) 131 QUEEN KINDLY (36) (F) R Fahey 9 0..... J P Spencer W-F: Found (99); Seventh Heaven (96); Endless Time (95).
W-F: Fair Eva (99); Nations Alexander (95); Roly Poly (93). SP FORECAST: 7-4 Found, 4 Seventh Heaven, 5 Endless Time, 8
SP FORECAST: 1-2 Fair Eva, 5 Queen Kindly, 7 Roly Poly, 16 Kilmah, Queens Trust, 12 Even Song, 14 Koora, 16 Furia Cruzada, Fireglow,
20 Magical Fire, Nations Alexander, 33 Others.
20 Others.
JACKPOT: www.totepoolliveinfo.com
1.55
CH4
3.40
2.30
Afternoon RESULTS
3.30SANTE (S De Sousa, 94 2nd fav) 1;
Big Chill (72) 2; Curriculum (54 fav) 3. 9 ran.
9l, 4l. (C Hills). Tote: 3.30; pl 1.50, 1.80,
10.62. Non-runner: Sir Jamie.
4.05FORCE (S De Sousa, 21 jt fav) 1;
Bluegrass Blues (71) 2; Izmir (21 jt fav) 3. 5
ran. hd, 13/4l. (C Hills). Tote: 3.10; pl 1.20,
16.34.
4.40QUANTUM DOT (L Keniry, 92) 1;
Dreams Of Glory (101) 2; Bonjour Steve (103
fav) 3. Hcap 7 ran. 13/4l, shd. (E De Giles). Tote:
5.20; pl 2.40, 3.80. exacta: 51.10. trifecta:
204.80. CSF: 44.67.
49
CH4
5.15VERCINGETORIX (S De Sousa, 46
fav) 1; Rahmah (72 2nd fav) 2; Classic Mission
(41) 3. Hcap 4 ran. hd, 13/4l. (P Evans). Tote:
1.60; exacta: 3.00. trifecta: 4.80. CSF:
3.29. Non-runner: Diamonds A Dancing.
5.45FANDANGO (H Crouch, 21 fav) 1;
Lady Blanco (41 2nd fav) 2; Harrys
Endeavour (92) 3. 8 ran. 1l, 33/4l. (J Gask).
Tote: 2.60; pl 1.02, 2.20, 2.30. exacta:
10.10. tricast: 31.58. trifecta: 36.70. CSF:
10.15. NR: Cartwright, Rubensian.
YORK: Good to firm
1.55BOOM THE GROOM (A Atzeni, 111) 1;

Duke Of Firenze (81 fav) 2; Captain Colby
(141) 3; Line Of Reason (111) 4. Hcap 20 ran.
hd, 11/2l, 11/4l. (A Carroll). Tote: 11.40; pl 2.20,
CH4
ANZHELIKA (17)(T) D Lanigan 4 9 7.................G Baker

LUSTROUS (27) (C) D OMeara 5 9 7.......... D Tudhope
PANDORA (27) (C,F) D OMeara 4 9 7..............P Makin
TWITCH (21) (D) H Palmer 4 9 7...............James Doyle
ABINGDON (19) (S) Sir M Stoute 3 9 1............ A Atzeni
l GLAMOROUS APPROACH (32) J S Bolger (IRE) 3 8 11

K J Manning
SAGELY (22) E Dunlop 3 8 11........................ S De Sousa
TIPTREE (19) L Cumani 3 8 11..................... J P Spencer
TO ETERNITY (13) (D) J Gosden 3 8 11.......... L Dettori
CHEEK PIECES: No. 4
HOOD: No. 3.
W-Factor: Glamorous Approach (99); Pandora (98);
Twitch (98).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Abingdon, 5 Twitch, 6 Glamorous Approach,
Tiptree, 7 Anzhelika, 8 To Eternity, Pandora, 14 Sagely, 20
Lustrous.
1
2
3
4
5
6

7
8
9
(8) 1-1
(9) 686
(3) 713
(1) 423
(6) 112
(2) 253

(4) 2L2
(7) 553
(5) 221
FILLIES STAKES (HANDICAP)

4.55 EBF
37,350 (2)
7f
(14)
1 (14) 349

2 (1) 200
3 (13) 017

4 (8) 353

5 (7) 613
6 (12) 175
7 (10) 372
8 (11) 612
9 (6) 211
10 (9) 24-1
11 (4) 332
12 (3) 164
13 (5) 572
14 (2) 671
SHARAAKAH (12) (D) E Dunlop 3 9 10

Josephine Gordon(3)
LIGHT MUSIC (42) (D) W Haggas 3 9 9....P Cosgrave
OPAL TIARA (20) (D,F) M Channon 3 9 8

Oisin Murphy
LIL SOPHELLA (44) (C&D) P Holmes 7 9 7

J Garritty
DAWAA (26) (C&D) M Johnston 3 9 7....... P Hanagan
SHOW STEALER (26) R Guest 3 9 4................ M Dwyer
HALEY BOP (5) M Johnston 3 9 1............James Doyle
DUTCH MIST (52) K Ryan 3 9 0................. J P Spencer
l HAWATIF (19) (D,F) M Johnston 3 8 13.. J Fanning
JADAAYIL (126) (D,T) C Hills 3 8 11................ D ONeill
QUICK N QUIRKY (12) (D) T Easterby 3 8 9.... D Allan
FLORENZA (11) C Fairhurst 3 8 6.......................A Elliott
MUSTIQUE (13) R Fahey 3 8 4........................P Mathers
ALYAA (21) (D,F) C Allen 3 8 2................ N Garbutt(3)
CHEEK PIECES: No. 11 HOOD: No. 14.
W-Factor: Hawatif (99); Dawaa (97); Quick N Quirky (92).
SP FORECAST: 5 Jadaayil, 6 Hawatif, 7 Dawaa, 8 Dutch Mist, 10
Quick N Quirky, Opal Tiara, Show Stealer, 12 Haley Bop, Sharaakah,
Mustique, 14 Others.

JOCKEY (2011-16): P Hanagan 12% Strike rate. TOP TRACK
TRAINER (2011-16): D OMeara 11% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 1.55 Man
About Town (tongue strap). BEATEN FAVOURITES: 1.55 Computable.
2.30 Clem Fandango. 3.40 Even Song, Harlequeen. 4.20 Abingdon,
Glamorous Approach(hcp). 4.55 Dutch Mist(hcp), Mustique(hcp).
DRAW: Low numbers best on the straight track, especially when soft
LONGEST TRAVELLER: Roly Poly (2.30), Magical Fire (2.30), Even
Song (3.40), Seventh Heaven (3.40), Pretty Perfect (3.40), Turret
Rocks (3.40), Found (3.40), Glamorous Approach (4.20) Ireland;
Red Napoleon (3.05) 251 miles. STABLE SWITCH: No Qualifiers.
4.70, 3.30, 2.90. exacta: 97.30. tricast:

1295.84. trifecta: 2032.30. CSF: 85.54.
2.30SYPHAX (J P Spencer, 161) 1; Best
Of Days (1011 fav) 2; Lockheed (72 2nd fav) 3.
7 ran. hd, 3/4l. (K Ryan). Tote: 19.40; pl 5.80,
31.83. Non-runner: Majeste.
3.05IDAHO (J A Heffernan, 56 fav) 1;
Housesofparliament (61) 2; Across The Stars
(92 2nd fav) 3. 6 ran. 13/4l, 13/4l. (A P OBrien
(IRE) ). Tote: 1.70; pl 1.20, 2.60. exacta:
5.50. trifecta: 17.60. CSF: 5.87.
3.40POSTPONED (A Atzeni, 158 fav) 1;
Highland Reel (61 jt 2nd fav) 2; Mutakayyef
(152) 3. 12 ran. 11/4l, 1l. (R Varian). Tote: 2.50;
pl 1.50, 1.90, 2.50. exacta: 16.60. tricast:
70.83. trifecta: 86.70. CSF: 11.92. Nonrunner: My Dream Boat.
4.20OCEANE (D Sweeney, 71 jt 2nd fav)

1; Nakeeta (81) 2; The Cashel Man (141) 3.
Hcap 15 ran. 11/2l, 11/4l. (A King; 13-2 fav
Renneti). Tote: 7.20; pl 2.30, 2.80, 5.40.
810.00. CSF: 58.21. Non-runners: Montaly,
Percy Veer.
4.55THE WAGON WHEEL (P Mathers,
132) 1; La Casa Tarifa (201) 2; Storm Cry
(101) 3; Masham Star (501) 4. Hcap 19 ran.
13/4l, 1/2l, hd. (R Fahey; 5-1 fav Mutawatheb).
Tote: 7.10; pl 2.30, 4.80, 2.60, 9.20.
2777.20. CSF: 140.85. Non-runner:
Navarone.
Jackpot: Not won.
50
FOOTBALL: SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP
WORLD OF SPORT
Wasps banking
on captain Joe
RUGBY UNION
JOE LAUNCHBURY
has taken another step
towards the England
GREGOR Townsend,
captaincy after being
the Glasgow Warriors
named Wasps skipper.
coach, will take over
The second row,
from Vern Cotter as
capped 35 times,
Scotland head coach in
replaces England
June next year.
team-mate James
SALE centre Sam
Haskell who will miss
James has signed a
most of the season
new four-year deal
after surgery on a
after a
big toe and
breakthrough
prop Matt
season with
Mullan,
seven tries in
who were
24 appearances
co-captains.
and a call-up to
Wasps
the England
director of
Saxons side.
rugby Dai
LAUNCHBURY
Cameron
Young said:
Neild, with
Hes already proven
whom he shared the
himself as a world-class
young player of the
player and Im sure
season award last term,
that the captaincy will
also agreed a four-year
only help him grow
Sharks contract.
again.
WORCESTERS
Launchbury, 25, said:
South African flanker
Its a massive honour
Dewald Potgieter has
to be named captain
been ruled out for three
and something I am
months after surgery
very excited about.
on a torn thigh muscle.
CRICKET
SRI LANKA completed a 3-0 sweep over

Australia after left-arm spinner Rangana
Herath spun the hosts to a comprehensive
163-run victory in the final Test in Colombo.
Chasing 324 in a bid to salvage some pride,
Australia surrendered to Heraths guile and
folded to 160 all out to lose their No 1 ranking
to India and slip to third place behind
Pakistan. Herath (7-64) claimed a 13-wicket
match haul, giving him 28 in the series.
CHALLENGE CUP
finalists Hull FC can
secure a top-four finish
in the Super 8s with a
win over Catalans
tonight.
Lee Radfords men
face Warrington at
Wembley on Saturday
week but the Black
and Whites boss is
concentrating on
victory over the
Dragons.
Another two points
tonight for the Super
League leaders would
take Hull into the
play-off semi-finals and
to within 80 minutes of
the Grand Final at
Old Trafford.
Head coach Radford
said: Im not focused
RUGBY LGE
on Wembley but on
getting the win against
Catalans to secure a
top-four spot because
thats really important.
It would take us
one game away from
the Grand Final, which
effectively makes this a
quarter-final, and
thats how were
looking at it.
Hull are at full
strength with
scrum-half Marc Sneyd
returning to the side
after missing last
weeks 38-0 win at
Widnes with a minor
injury.
NEWCASTLE
READING
By Jason Mellor
RAFA BENITEZ soon

brought his Newcastle
players
back
down
to earth after they
finally opened their
Championship account
with a first win of the
season.
Dwight Gayle scored twice

as Benitezs men bounced
back from consecutive defeats
to climb out of the bottom
three with a morale-boosting
victory to kick-start their
campaign.
But Benitez was not fully
satisfied and promised there
is more to come from his title
favourites.
We can play much better
than that. How much more is
difficult to quantify, but we
will improve, he said.
After losing our first two
games, tonight was all about
the result. It was important
for me, for the fans, the players
and for everyone to get three
points.
We showed good character
but we know we can play
better and get stronger.
Newcastle were flattered by
the scoreline, Gayle scoring
twice in the final 20 minutes
as Reading left gaps in search
of a way back into a contest in
which they played more than
a full part.
Gayle, who had an early
effort correctly ruled out for
handball,
curled
home
Newcastles third with a
spectacular 25-yard free-kick
and the 10 million summer
arrival from Crystal Palace
added a fourth in the final
minute when he swept home a
deflected Isaac Hayden cross.
Hayden had put his side
ahead in the 20th minute,
firing into the bottom corner
from 15 yards after Matt
Ritchies free-kick cannoned
off the wall and fell for the
former Arsenal midfielder to
open his Newcastle account.
Reading enjoyed their best
spell
as
the
interval
approached and soon after
Roy Beerens struck the bar,
Jaap Stams side drew level
from a 45th-minute penalty
Garath McCleary sending
Matz Sels the wrong way after
Ciaran Clarks upended John
SHANE DUFFY was

sent off last night after
scoring two own-goals as
Cardiff beat Blackburn
2-1.
Cardiff scored two
inside 21 minutes thanks
to Duffy, who also scored
at the wrong end against
Wigan on Saturday and
CHRIS HAMILTON
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to
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tackle
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1. Which England cricketer hit 162 on his home ground to win the
fourth ODI against Sri Lanka and with it the series?
2. Which Italian took 18 steps before missing his penalty
in their Euro 16 quarter-final shoot-out against Germany?
3. Which British tennis player beat Alexandr Dolgopolov at
Wimbledon to set up a third-round match
against Roger Federer?
4. Which England winger has moved to
Crystal Palace from Newcastle, less than
six months after joining them from Spurs?
5. Which darts player is nicknamed Darth Maple?
6. Which Panamanian athlete won the
mens long jump at the 2008 Olympics?
RATINGS
7. In rowing what name is given to a heat that 0-3 Oh dear
4-6 Small beer
gives losers another chance to qualify for finals? 7-9 So near
10 Sporting seer
8. Which county cricket club has its
headquarters at The Oval?
9. Which American state has a baseball team known as the
Diamondbacks?
10. Which American won the Open at Royal Troon in 1997?
DOUBLE
DELIGHT:
Gayle scores
his second and
Newcastles
fourth goal
last night
4
1
Picture: LEE SMITH
Gayle force
gives Rafa
Toon lift-off
Swift. It was the third time
Newcastle have conceded on
the stroke of half-time this
season and Benitez said:
Maybe we should just play 40
minutes in each half, not 45.
Ritchie restored their lead
four minutes into the second
half from the spot as Chris
Gunter was penalised for
ROUND-UP
his miserable night was
compounded when he
was dismissed late on for
a second booking.
Rovers Danny Graham
netted a consolation.
Josh Scowen scored the
tussling with Yoan Gouffran,

before Gayles late brace.
Stam said: We were the
better team and deserved
more but we werent sharp
enough at times and that
makes life hard.
NEWCASTLE (4-2-3-1): Sels; Anita,
Mbemba,
Clark,
Dummett;
Hayden,
Shelvey; Ritchie (Aarons 89), Perez
winner to give Barnsley a

3-2 victory over QPR as
Rangers Grant Hall was
also sent off for a
second yellow.
Tjaronn Cherys
amazing season from the
penalty spot continued
when Barnsleys Marc
Roberts pushed
(Lascelles 76), Gouffran (Colback 83);

Gayle. Booked: Gayle. Goals: Hayden 20,
Ritchie 49 pen, Gayle 69, 88.
READING (4-1-4-1): Al-Habsi; Gunter,
McShane, Van der Berg, Obita; Evans
(Mendes
83);
McCleary,
Swift,
Williams,
Beerens
(Meite
79);
Kermorgant. Booked: Obita, Williams,
Gunter, Evans, Kermorgant. Goal: McCleary
45 pen.
Referee: A Madley (West Yorkshire).
Sebastian Polter and

Chery made no mistake.
He has netted from the
spot in all three league
games this term. That
equaliser was followed by
QPRs fourth penalty of
the season, awarded
after James Bree tripped
Yeni Ngbakoto and, this
time, Polter converted.

That lead only lasted
three minutes before
Connor Hourihane scored
with a 20-yard free-kick.
He also had a hand in
the opening goal when
his corner kick led to
Marley Watkins heading
home.
SPORT IN BRIEF
UEFA Champions
League Play-off Round
First Leg
CELTIC (3) ............ 5 HAPOEL B SHEVA (0) .2

Rogic 9
Griffiths 40, 45
Dembele 73
Brown 85
Maranhao 55
Melikson 57
DUNDALK (0) ........ 0 L WARSAW (0) ....2

Nikolic 56 (pen)
Prijovic 90
FC PORTO (0) ....... 1 ROMA (1) ...........1
Andre Silva 61 (pen) Felipe Monteiro 21 (og)
LUDOGORETS (0) .. 2 PLZEN (0)...........0

Moti 51 (pen)
Misidjan 64
VILLARREAL (1) ..... 1 MONACO (1).......2

Alexandre Pato 36
Fabinho 3 (pen)
Bernardo Silva 72
UEFA Europa League

Play-Off Round First Leg
B JERUSALEM (1) .. 1 ST ETIENNE (2) ..2

Vered 8
Lemoine 15
Pogba 30
Sky Bet Championship
BARNSLEY (1) ....... 3 QPR (0) ..............2

Watkins 4
Hourihane 77
Scowen 89
Chery 47 (pen)
Polter 74 (pen)
Att: 11,613
CARDIFF (2) .......... 2 BLACKBURN (0) .1

Duffy 14 (og), 20 (og) Graham 77
Att: 14,041
NEWCASTLE (1) .... 4 READING (1) .......1

Hayden 20
Ritchie 50 (pen)
Gayle 69, 89
McCleary 45 (pen)
Att: 48,209
Sky Bet League One
BRISTOL RVRS (0) 1 BOLTON (2) ........2

Harrison 57
Att: 9,169
Vela 6
Spearing 26
Ball 50, Hunter 70
Att: 2,614
FLEETWOOD (0) .... 2 OXFORD UTD (0) 0

IRN-BRU CUP.-2ND RD NORTH:
Arbroath 2 East Fife 3 (AET: Score
after 90 mins 2-2), Turriff United 1
Montrose 0.
IRN-BRU CUP.-2ND RD SOUTH:
Rangers U20 1 Stenhousemuir 3.
CRICKET
ROYAL LONDON ONE-DAY CUP QUARTER-FINALSSomerset v

Worcestershire (Taunton): Worcs 210
(42.5 overs; M M Ali 81, D K H Mitchell
64). Somerset 214-1 (36.5 overs;
D P M D Jayawardene 117no, J Allenby
81). Somerset beat Worcestershire by
9 wickets.
Warwickshire v Essex (Edgbaston):
Warwickshire 283-7 (50.0 overs;
I J L Trott 101, L J Evans 70no, T R
Ambrose 60). Essex 213 (42.1 overs;
T Westley 61, R N ten Doeschate 53).
Warwickshire beat Essex by 70 runs.
THIRD TEST MATCHSri Lanka v
Australia (Colombo (SSC)): Sri Lanka
355 (141.1 overs; L D Chandimal 132,
D M de Silva 129; M A Starc 5-63) and
347-8 dec. (99.3 overs; J K Silva 115,
D M de Silva 65no; N M Lyon 4-123).
Australia 379 (125.1 overs; S Marsh
130, S P D Smith 119,
M Marsh 53; H Herath 6-81) and 160
(44.1 overs; D A Warner 68; H Herath
7-64). Sri Lanka beat Australia by 163
runs.
GREYHOUNDS
ROMFORD: 7.31 Bigwood Billy 5-1 (3-6

24.66). 7.47 Myles Baby 9-4f (1-4
13.42). 8.02 Sparta Melody 9-2 (5-4
30.48). 8.18 Bar Silver 3-1 (1-2 10.05).
8.34 Posh Frock 3-1jt (2-5 21.13). 8.50
Carlyle Paddy 9-2 (3-4 21.88). 9.06 Ruby
Wharf 4-1 (3-1 17.27). 9.24 Droopys
Novak 2-1f (2-5 17.80). 9.40 Catunda
Colleen 11-4jt (4-1 19.02). 9.56 Gingers
Dream 6-1 (6-4 48.72). 10.11 Black
Taranis 4-1 (5-6 22.07). 10.26 Totally
Magic 8-1 (5-4 53.84).
Fenerbahce v Grasshoppers (7pm),

IFK Goteborg v Qarabag (6pm), Istanbul
Basaksehir v Shakhtar Donetsk (6.30),
Krasnodar v Partizani Tirana (5.30),
Lokomotiva Zagreb v Genk (7pm),
Maccabi Tel-Aviv v Hajduk Split (6pm),
Sassuolo v Red Star Belgrade, Slavia
Prague v Anderlecht (6pm), Sonderjyske v
Sparta Prague (5.15), Vojvodina v
AZ Alkmaar (7pm), Gabala v Maribor
(6pm), Panathinaikos v Brondby (7pm).
CRICKET
(7.45pm unless stated)
First ODI: Ireland v Pakistan (Dublin,

10.45am). Fourth Testday 1 of 5:
West Indies v India (Port of Spain, 3pm).
Royal London One-Day Cup Quarter-Finals: Kent v Yorkshire
(Canterbury, 2pm). Northamptonshire v
Surrey (Northampton, 1.30pm).
(Live on BT Sport 2)
GOLF
TODAYS DIARY
UEFA Europa League
Play-Off Round First Leg
FC Astra Giurgiu v West Ham (7.15) ..........
Gent v Shkendija Tetovo (7.30), AEK
Larnaca v Liberec (6pm), AS Trencin v
Rapid Vienna (8.05), Arouca v
Olympiakos (8pm), Astana v BATE Borisov
(3pm), Dinamo Tbilisi v PAOK Salonika
(5pm), Midtjylland v Osmanlispor (5.30),
Austria Vienna v Rosenborg (6pm),
D+D Real Czech Masters (Prague).

Wyndham Championship (Sedgefield
CC, Greensboro, North Carolina).
RUGBY LEAGUE
First Utility Super League Super 8s

(8pm): Hull v Catalans Dragons.
***
10 TO TACKLE ANSWERS: 1 Jason Roy. 2 Simone Zaza. 3 Dan Evans.

4 Andros Townsend. 5 John Part. 6 Irving Saladino. 7 Repechage. 8 Surrey.
9 Arizona. 10 Justin Leonard.
***
FOOTBALL: CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
51
Main picture: DANIEL MIHAILESCU
RICHARD
TANNER
reports
SERGIO AGUERO says

his head was spinning
after
missing
two
penalties in 12 minutes
in their Champions
League play-off victory
at Steaua Bucharest
but wants to continue
to take them.
He refused to use the

distraction of a laser pen being
shone in his eyes as an excuse
but was relieved to recover
his composure to complete a
hat-trick from open play as
City ran out 5-0 winners.
Aguero has now missed four
of his last five penalties for
City in European competition
but does not want to give up
the job and has been backed
to carry on by Pep Guardiola
and his team-mates.
Yes, a laser pen was shone
in my eyes but that is not an
excuse, said Aguero. I
missed the penalties and I
know I have to improve and I
will try to improve. But I have
the confidence to continue to
take them.
After I missed my first
penalty, my head was
spinning a bit but I
thought, I have to
carry on and try to
score this one. But
I missed again. I
had a change in my
mind about how to
take the second
one but it didnt
go in.
Ive
never
missed
two
penalties in a
game
before
Aguero: Im
still spot on
but then I have never missed
two and scored three either!
The victory was Citys
biggest in the Champions
League and, while there will
be bigger tests to come,
Aguero says the display
indicates the players are
adapting to Guardiolas new
methods.
But he warned against
getting too carried away so
early in the season.
We have only had two
games, thats it. The season is
very long but we have to keep
playing like this, he said.
Guardiola employs tactics
that are different to all the
coaches I have had before and
we are adapting to the new
style of play he wants.
Little by little we are
learning
and score a hat-trick. It shows

big strikers can turn things
around.
Zabaleta says the manner of
the performance will give City
huge confidence as they adjust
to Guardiolas build-fromthe-back philosophy. We are
happy with how it went, he
said. We were aggressive.
Defensively we were solid
and we should have scored
three or four more goals. It is a
big step forward in terms of
our confidence. The manager
is very happy with the
performance of the team. This
is the way we want to continue
for the season.
more. What he will do is

improve everyone.
Defender Pablo Zabaleta
paid tribute to his compatriots
resilience for bouncing back so
impressively after the misses.
It was tough when he
missed the second penalty. I
was just thinking, That must
be very hard to deal with,
said Zabaleta. I have never
seen Kun miss two penalties
in the same game but he has
the personality to handle it.
He was prepared to take
the second penalty after
missing the first one and, even
though he missed again, he
had the confidence to go on
Its disgusting, City
FROM BACK PAGE
Hart is digging in his heels and says he will only leave City on loan.
He is in a difficult position because, at this late stage in the
transfer window, most leading clubs have settled their goalkeeping
staff.
Everton appear his only serious Premier League suitors with
Europa League winners Sevilla also thought to have an interest.
Yesterday ex-City midfielder Joey Barton said: The club I played
for wouldnt have treated a player that had been a servant for as
long as Joe has in the manner that it has. It is disgusting.
MIXED NIGHT:
Aguero is happy
after scoring,
but missed two
from spot, inset
ASTON VILLA have completed the

signing of Mile Jedinak from Crystal
Palace. The Australian midfielder has
signed a three-year deal having watched
Villas 1-1 Championship draw with
Huddersfield on Tuesday.
WIGAN have re-signed
Sunderlands Jordi Gomez on a
one-year deal.
TONY PULIS has been dealt yet
another blow to his transfer plans
after Leicester blocked Jeff Schlupps
move to the Hawthorns. West Brom
have made four bids for the left-sided
player who is keen to leave the Premier
League champions to get regular
first-team football.
RANGERS midfielder Joey Barton
says Brendan Rodgers is having a
mid-life crisis. Ive not managed to run
into him yet, said Barton ahead of next
months Old Firm derby. I know the
places he goes and the places I go
probably differ, with the tan and the
teeth and that kind of thing... Im not
having a mid-life crisis.
Relief for Klopp

after Mane scare
LIVERPOOLS fears over
the fitness of Sadio Mane
have eased after scans
revealed he did not
dislocate his shoulder
in a training ground
accident.
Medical tests
have instead
confirmed that
the 30 million
Senegal attacker
suffered a muscle
injury after colliding
with a team-mate during
a session at Melwood.
He is a doubt for
Saturdays trip to
Burnley but manager
Jurgen Klopp is hoping

that Mane, below, will be
back soon after.
Mane, 24, was taken to
hospital following the
incident but was
later seen driving
away from the
training ground,
with his left arm
in a sling, after
first stopping to
sign autographs.
Klopp will be
relieved at the diagnosis
given Manes superb
competitive debut at
Arsenal last Sunday.
PAUL JOYCE
RIYAD MAHREZ has

committed his future
to Leicester by signing a
new contract.
The Algerian, 25, was a
key figure in the Foxes run
to the title, scoring 17 goals
and registering 11 assists.
He attracted
strong interest
from Arsenal
and Chelsea.
Like
team-mate
Jamie Vardy,
Mahrez,
right, has
agreed fresh
terms that run
until 2020.
Arsenal,
who also
saw Vardy
turn them
down, visit
Leicester on
Saturday.
STICK WITH IT: Andy Carroll trains for Astra match
Bilic blow as
Ayew out for
four months
SLAVEN BILIC has lost

ASTRA
record signing Andre
WEST HAM
Ayew for the next four
months after a thigh
KICK-OFF: 7.25PM. TV: BT SPORT 2
injury picked up
against Chelsea on
By Matthew Dunn
Monday proved worse
than expected.
play-off represents.
The 20.5million
The Romanian team
signing from Swansea
knocked West Ham out
made his debut for
a year ago, after
West Ham at Stamford
coming from two goals
Bridge but pulled up
behind at Upton Park
after just half an hour
to earn a 2-2 draw,
as he chased Eden
before capitalising with
Hazard.
a 2-1 win at home a
Initially it was hoped
week later.
the Ghana striker could
But defeat gave Bilic
travel to Romania for
the luxury of a number
todays Europa League
of empty midweeks in
qualifier play-off first
which to get to know
leg against Astra
his new charges better
Giurgiu, with Bilic
while the teams in
saying after the
contention for a
game that Ayew had
top-six finish around
assured him it was not
them were regularly
a big one.
jetting off around the
However, in the
continent.
end the news was
We wanted to
worse than
get into the
first feared.
PROBABLE Europa
And Manuel
League and
TEAM (4-2-3-1) it was a
Lanzini was
also left in
Randolph; Byram, reward for
London after
last season,
Collins, Reid,
suffering
said Bilic.
Masuaku;
a knee
There is
Kouyate, Noble; big hype
injury while
Nordtveit,
Payet,
preparing for
about
Valencia; Carroll. qualifying for
the Rio
Olympics
the Europa
football
League.
tournament with
Everyone at the
Argentina, but Bilic is
club wants to
confident he will return
participate. It is a great
to action in just one
experience for the
week albeit a busy
players to participate
one.
in different countries.
This game at the
Last years surprise
Stadionul Marin
Romanian League
Anastasovici is the
champions have not
filler of three matches
been beaten in
sandwiched into six
their last six home
days and the Premier
games in European
League matches
competition, and are
against Chelsea and
already well into their
Bournemouth are very
stride having played
much the bread-andfour rounds of this
butter.
years domestic
Following the 2-1
campaign already.
defeat at Stamford
We have a big job
Bridge on Monday
to do against them,
night, Bilic will be
said Bilic.
keen to make the first
I know there are
league match at the
many players from last
new London Stadium a
year and a lot of
successful one, while
international players.
making no secret of the
For me they played
poisoned chalice that
a good game against
regular Europa
Copenhagen at home
League football the
and I know how good
reward for winning
the teams from
this two-legged
Romania can be.
52
HOW BRITISH CYCLING MANAGED TO SHRUG
Chain gangs
BACK in April, it looked
as if the wheels had come
off British Cycling.
IN LIKE FLINT: Jones will defend taekwondo crown
I get a kick
bashing my
pal Bianca
JADE JONES has been
kicking lumps out of
her best friend and
flatmate over the past
few months to prepare
for the Olympics.
But do not worry, it
is all legitimate. No
need to call the police.
Neither have they
fallen out. It is all for
a good cause.
Jones shares a flat
with Bianca Walkden,
a fellow taekwondo
star, and the pair
train together at the
National Taekwondo
Centre in Manchester.
Jones opens her
Olympic -57kg defence
with a last-16 clash this
afternoon against
Moroccos Naima
Bakkal. Her biggest
rival for a second
successive gold is the
Spaniard Eva
Calvo Gomez,
who has
emerged in
the same
category over
the past year.
Jones feels
she has the
beating of the
2015 world
silver medallist
should the pair end up
meeting at the
Carioca Arena.
And to ensure she is
in the best physical
shape, she has been
training with the taller
Walkden, the
heavyweight world
champion, throughout
this year.
Jones, 23 said: No
one is going to be as
tall as Bianca so that
really helps. Sparring
with her is really hard
because shes got leg
length on me. That is
essential training in
case I end up meeting
Gomez.
Shes got long legs
and her little flicks
always seem to score.
I couldnt even see
where they were coming
from. Its always good
to have a rivalry it
keeps you hungry and
it keeps you training
The elite end was in complete

disarray just four months ago
when the technical director,
Shane Sutton, resigned after
serious allegations were made
against his methodology and
the culture in the team. Jess
Varnish, the sprint rider who
Rob
MAUL
in Rio
had just missed out on Olympic

selection,
accused
the
Australian of being a bully and
using sexist and discriminatory
language in training sessions
and meetings.
Once she spoke out, others
followed suit. Some members of
the team privately and publicly

backed Sutton. Sir Bradley
Wiggins and Sir Chris Hoy
defended him.
Sutton has denied all the
claims and we await the findings
of an independent review as to
whether or not there is any
justification in the comments
by Varnish.
It was all a very unsavoury
episode for one of Britains most
successful sports. The concern
was that, coming so close as it
did to the Rio Olympics,
it would affect the
performances on the track and

the road.
That could not have been
further from the reality. Once
again, for the third successive
Olympics, Britain have finished
top of the cycling medals tally,
and comfortably so.
Their exceptional peddle
power was demonstrated by
their eight gold medals at both
the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. In
Rio, they have won six golds, as
well as four silvers and two
bronzes. The BMX and
mountain biking could
even
produce
unexpected
m e d a l s .
Wherever
y o u
looked
there
were
From Rob Maul in Rio

hard. But the last two
times I have beaten
her well so hopefully
thats done now.
Bianca and I never
really fall out, were
quite good friends. We
have a little bit of a
bicker now and again
but that is it.
The reason for that
is because were both
so dedicated and want
to give everything to
win the gold medal. It
works really well. We
will often go shopping
together.
We push each other
together all the time
in training and its
paying off.
Physically Jones
is in great form, and to
get into the right
mental state
for Rio, she
has been
watching her
collection of
London 2012
DVDs.
The Flint
fighter
stunned the
taekwondo
world four
years ago when, aged
just 19, she kicked her
way to glory in front of
a raucous ExCeL
centre.
Sometimes if Im
having a hard day or
needing a bit of
motivation I try to
watch it again, she
said. There is a
different pressure on
me heading into these
Games. For London
no one expected
me to win, I was
the underdog.
I never really
expected it and
I did it, whereas now
everybodys got high
expectations of me and
Ive got high
expectations of myself.
If I dont get a
gold medal Ill be
devastated. Different
pressure but a true
champion has to deal
with that pressure.
If I dont
get a gold
I will be
devastated
TEAMS OF HEROES:
Laura Trott, right, and the
womens pursuit.
Top left, Katy Marchant
and Rebecca James
in the womens
sprint.
Above, Sir
Bradley Wiggins,
right, and the
mens pursuit.
Left, Jason
Kenny,
centre, and
the mens
sprint
KEEPING THE WHEELS TURNING

TWENTY-ODD years ago, British Cycling had a handful of
people working at the elite end. Now it is dozens, with many
high-paid professionals working to improve our prospects.
Iain Dyer was appointed GB head coach in October 2014,
Rod Ellingworth and Brian Stephens are the mens and
womens road coaches. Heiko Salzwedel and Paul Manning
are in charge of the mens and womens endurance sides
respectively. New Zealander Justin Grace and German Jan van
Eijden are sprint coaches. Ruth Anderson is the teams
sports psychologist, with Calvin Morris performance scientist.
OLYMPIC RESULTS
ATHLETICS
MEN3000m Steeplechase
Final: 1 C Kipruto (Ken) 8mins
03.28secs OR, 2 E Jager (USA)
8:04.28, 3 E Kemboi (Ken)
8:08.47. 5000m Round 1 Heat 1:
3 M Farah (Gbr) 13:25.25 (Q).
Heat 2: 5 A Butchart (Gbr)
13:20.08 (Q), 20 T Farrell (Gbr)
14:11.65 (DNQ). Hammer Throw
Qualifying Round Group A: 9 M
Dry (Gbr) 71.03 (DNQ). Group B:
11 C Bennett (Gbr) 71.32 (DNQ),
13 N Miller (Gbr) 70.83 (DNQ).
WOMEN800m Round 1 Heat 1:
1 L Sharp (Gbr) 2mins 00.83secs
(Q). Heat 2: 3 S Oskan-Clarke
(Gbr) 1:59.67 (Q).
BADMINTON
MENSingles Quarter-Final: V
Axelsen (Den) bt R Ouseph (Gbr)
2-0 (21-12 21-16).
MIXEDDoubles Gold Medal
Match: Indonesia bt Malaysia 2-0
(21-14 21-12).
BOXING
MENWelter (69kg) Final Bout:

D Yeleussinov (Kaz) bt S Giyasov
(Uzb) 3-0.
WOMENMiddle (69-75kg)
Qtr-Final: N Fontijn (Ned) bt S
Marshall (Gbr) 2-0.
CANOE SPRINT
MENKayak Double 200m

Semi-Final 1: 1 Great Britain
31.899secs (Q).
WOMENKayak Single 500m
Semi-Final 3: 6 R Cawthorn (Gbr)
1:58.410 (DNQ).Heat 1: 4 R
Cawthorn (Gbr) 1:56.612 (Q).
CYCLING BMX
MENSeeding Run: 10 L Phillips

(Gbr) 35.095, 21 K Evans (Gbr)
35.776.
DIVING
WOMEN10m Platform
Preliminary: 5 T Couch (Gbr)
332.80 (Q), 23 S Barrow (Gbr)
277.40 (DNQ).
EQUESTRIAN
MIXED Jumping Team Final

Overall: 1 France 3pts, 2 USA 5, 3
Germany 8, 4 Canada 8. Bronze
Jump-Off: 1 Germany 0pts, 2
Canada 8. Individual 3rd Qualifier:
6 B Maher (Gbr) 1, 26 N Skelton
(Gbr) 5.
FOOTBALL
MENSemi-Finals: Brazil 6
Honduras 0, Germany 2 Nigeria 0.
GOLF
WOMEN1st round (Par 71): 65 A

J (Tha), 66 I Park (Kor), S Kim (Kor),
67 N Broch Larsen (Den), C Kung
(Tpe), C Ciganda (Spa), Also: 68 C
Hull (Gbr), 71 C Matthew (Gbr).
HOCKEY
WOMENSemi-Finals:
Netherlands 1 Germany 1 (4-3 on
pens), Great Britain 3 NZ 0.
TABLE TENNIS
MENTeam Bronze Medal Match:

Germany bt Korea 3-1.
TUESDAYS LATE RESULTS

ATHLETICS
MENHigh Jump Final: 1 D

Drouin (Can) 2.38, 2 M E Barshim
(Qat) 2.36, 3 B Bondarenko (Ukr)
2.33, 4 R Grabarz (Gbr) 2.33.
110m Hurdles Final: 1 O McLeod
(Jam) 13.05secs, 2 O Ortega (Spa)
13.17, 3 D Bascou (Fra) 13.24.
Semi-Final 1: 8 A Pozzi (Gbr)
(DNQ). Semi-Final 2: 6 L Clarke
(Gbr) 13.46 (DNQ). 400m Hurdles
Semi-Final 1: 8 J Green (Gbr)
49.54 (DNQ).
WOMEN1500m Final: 1 F C
Kipyegon (Ken) 4:08.92, 2 G
Dibaba (Eth) 4:10.27, 3 J Simpson
(USA) 4:10.53, 7 L Muir (Gbr)
4:12.88, 11 L Weightman (Gbr)
4:14.95. 200m Semi-Final 1: 4 D
Asher-Smith (Gbr) 22.49 (Q).
Semi-Final 2: 8 J Williams (Gbr)
22.99 (DNQ). 400m Hurdles
Semi-Final 2: 3 E Doyle (Gbr)
54.99 (Q).
Long Jump Qualifying - Group A: 4

L Ugen (Gbr) 6.65 (Q Group B: 5 J
Sawyers (Gbr) 6.53 (Q), 9 S
Proctor (Gbr) 6.36 (DNQ).
BOXING
MENLight Heavy (81kg)

Semi-Finals: A Niyazymbetov (Kaz)
bt J Buatsi (Gbr) 3-0.
Super Heavy (+91kg) Qtr-Final: J
Joyce (Gbr) bt B Jalolov (Uzb) 3-0.
CYCLING TRACK
MENKeirin Final: 1 J Kenny

(Gbr), 2 M Buchli (Ned) +0.040, 3
A Awang (Mal) +0.085.
WOMENOmnium Final
Standings: 1 L Trott (Gbr) 230pts.
Sprint Finals - Gold: K Vogel (Ger)
bt R James (Gbr) 2-0. Bronze: K
Marchant (Gbr) bt E Ligtlee (Ned)
2-0.
DIVING
MEN3m Springboard Final: 1 Y

Cao (Chn) 547.60pts, 2 J Laugher
(Gbr) 523.85.
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53
OFF CONTROVERSY TO EXCEED EVERYONES EXPECTATIONS
road to glory
Main picture: MATTHEW CHILDS
great stories, and wonderful

memories to write about. Jason
Kenny won a hat-trick of golds
(team sprint, individual sprint
and keirin), drawing level with
Hoy on six Olympic titles.
Laura Trott became
Britains
most
successful
female
Olympian by retaining
the omnium and team
pursuit titles.
Wiggins ended his
two-decade
career
with a record eighth
Olympic medal when he
guided the mens team pursuit
to glory. And Mark Cavendish,
above, finally won an
Olympic medal,
finishing
second
i n
the omnium on Monday. All 15

members of the track cycling
team won a medal over the past
week.
Ive lost count of how many
medals we have won, said
Iain Dyer, the British
Cycling head coach. It
has been a super week.
We
have
achieved
everything we have
dreamed about.
We timed it right.
We didnt know what
the rest of the world
would bring and what the
outcome would be. It was
extremely
successful.
A
fantastic experience.
In fairness, there should be
no excuses for failure when they
have 30 million of UK Sport
funding to play with. Their
rivals could only dream of a
under Sir Dave Brailsford for

many years and implemented
the culture.
Cavendish and Wiggins, two
of the biggest names on the
Team GB squad, both said it
was a shame Sutton was not
present in Brazil to receive the
plaudits.
There are three things that
have been instrumental in our
success, Dyer said. First, our
athletes are outstanding. The
second thing is the National
Lottery funding. And thirdly, a
lot has been talked about the
culture of the programme, but
this week has showed that our
culture is one of success.
fraction of that budget. The

enormous financial support
does give Britain an unfair
advantage.
That said, it is all well and
good having lots of money, but
its how you spend it which is
important. Key people fulfil the
key roles at the Manchester
HQ, including coaches, masseurs,
nutritionists and psychologists.
Twenty years ago there was
only a handful of people working
in British Cycling, part-time
they even had to rotate their
use of bikes. Now it is all
full-time
and
extremely
professional. A lot of that comes
back to Sutton, who worked
TRACK ROLL OF HONOUR

MEDAL WINNERS
GOLD: Mens Team Sprint (Kenny, Hindes, Skinner);
Mens Sprint (Kenny); Womens team Pursuit (Trott, Archibald, Barker,
Rowsell); Mens Team Pursuit (Wiggins, Clancy, Burke, Doull, Wiggins);
Womens Omnium (Trott); Mens Keirin (Kenny).
SILVER: Womens Individual Sprint (James); Mens Individual Sprint
(Skinner); Mens Omnium (Cavendish); Womens Keirin (James).
BRONZE: Womens Individual Sprint (Marchant).
TOP FIVE TRACK MEDAL TABLE

Team
GB
11
Holland
Germany
China
Italy
GOLDEN COUPLE:
Kenny and Trott
FAVOURITES: Alistair, right, and Jonny fight it out
Big brother
Brownlee is
out for gold
IF Alistair Brownlees
rivals thought his
powers had waned as a
consequence of injuries
since London 2012,
then he put them
straight last night.
The defending
Olympic champion
sent out an ominous
warning to the rest of
the field that will
assemble today at Fort
Copacabana for the
triathlon.
After a four-week
altitude training camp
in St Moritz, Brownlee,
28, says he is in his best
shape since winning
gold four years ago
despite injuries and
ankle surgery last year
to rectify a longstanding complaint.
Now he aims to
become the first
triathlete to
retain an
Olympic
crown.
I felt good
after coming
down from
altitude. I
couldnt be
happier with
my form, he
said. Its just
adding the finishing
touches and making
sure Im in the best
shape possible.
The Leeds Triathlon
was amazing in June
and the Stockholm
world series event went
really well. And Ive
come a long way since
then. Im in my best
shape since London.
Its given me a lot of
confidence after an up
and down few years.
Only two men
Simon Whitfield, of
Canada, and New
Zealander Bevan
Docherty have won
multiple medals since
the triathlon was
introduced to the
Olympics 16 years ago.
Nothing can
compare to the
expectation before a
home Olympics, said
Brownlee. Im kind of
glad thats over. This is

more relaxed. It would
mean a massive amount
to win the gold medal
again.
The absence of
Spanish world
champion Javier
Gomez, who fractured
an elbow, is a big boost
to Brownlee and his
younger brother Jonny,
26. They are the best
competitors in the field
and it would be a shock
if either is not on the
podium. They are
brilliant in all three
disciplines 1.5km
swim, 38.5km bike ride
and 10km run.
Triathlon insiders
predicted four years
ago that Alistair would
win in London and
Jonny, the 2012
Olympic
bronze
medallist,
would take
over this
mantle in
Rio. Yet
Alistair,
despite
injuries and
surgery, is
still the man
to beat. Jonny is a
warmer character than
his driven brother and,
some might say,
slightly in awe of
Alistair.
But asked if he has
acquired the
ruthlessness to beat
his big brother, Jonny
replied: I hope so.
Weve hardly raced
against each other over
the last couple of years.
In London, I was
very much the younger
brother coming
through. Having
Alistair there helped
me as he had all the
pressure, he was the
world champion. I just
could get on with it.
This time, hopefully,
if I come down the
finishing straight, I will
be ruthless enough to
win. Alistair is always a
hard man to beat you
have to be ruthless.
Im in my
best shape
since
London
Laugher rides the glory bus
LAUGHER: Two medals
YOU wait for a diving medal

all your life and then two
come at once, a feat
which has been marked by
Jack Laugher having a bus
named after him.
Laugher added silver in
the 3m springboard on
Tuesday night to his
synchro gold with
Chris Mears last week.
It was an achievement
commemorated for all
time after the No36 bus
By Tim Gow
from Ripon to Harrogate
was christened in his
honour.
Its my life story in a
way, said Laugher, 21. I
was brought up in Ripon,
went to Harrogate for
diving and now I live in
Leeds. It was really
touching and nice to hear.
I always knew I could
medal at this Olympic
Games. My performances
have been on the up since
2013, but doing it is a
totally different story with
so many nerves and
different weather
conditions. Its really hard
to get to the Olympics and
actually do it.
I did my best and it
really paid off with a truly
fantastic performance and
something to remember
for the rest of my life.
Having won seven diving

medals in 112 years
Britain have claimed three
already in Rio, with
Tom Daley yet to begin his
bid to better his London
bronze medal in the
10m platform and Tonia
Couch through to todays
semi-finals of the womens
event.
Its going to be a
brilliant couple of days,
added Laugher.
54
FARAH STUMBLES BUT IS READY FOR LAST PUSH

ALMOST DOWN:
Farah, right,
nearly falls in
his 5,000m heat
Picture:
DYLAN MARTINEZ
SAVANNAH SUFFERS: Marshall, left, missed medal
Marshall out
of luck, and
refs are axed
SAVANNAH Marshall
might well have lost
fair and square in the
womens quarter-finals
last night but
Olympic boxings
governing body have
removed some judges
and referees from the
Games after a series of
controversial decisions.
Briton Marshall gave
it her all but lost on a
split decision to
Nouchka Fontijn of
Holland in the
middleweight division.
But if that bout was
straightforward, many
here have not been and
the International
Boxing Association
said they had reviewed
all decisions in the 239
bouts to date and
found less than a
handful were not at
the level
expected.
The
concerned
referees and
judges will
no longer
officiate at
the Rio 2016
Olympic
Games, they
said in a
statement, adding,
however, that the
results of all bouts
would stand.
The judging was
thrown into the
spotlight this week
when Irish and US
boxers protested they
had been robbed in
quarter-final fights.
Irish world champion
bantamweight Michael
Conlan went on an
expletive-laden rant on
live television after
losing to Russian
Vladimir Nikitin and
told reporters he would
never fight again in any
AIBA-organised
competition.
US coach Billy Walsh
joined in the criticism
after his lightwelterweight Gary
Russell missed out on a
medal. The judging
has been atrocious,
he said. The last time
From Rod Gilmour in Rio

I saw it as bad was in
Seoul in 1988 when Roy
Jones got robbed in
the final.
Questions were also
raised after Russian
Evgeny Tishchenko
won heavyweight gold
to boos from the crowd
who clearly felt Kazakh
opponent Vasily Levit
had done more.
AIBA said they
would protect the
reputation of the sport
and of their referees
and judges whose
integrity is constantly
put into question and
would not be deterred
by subjective
judgments made by
discontented parties.
Scoring systems in
Olympic boxing have
long
provoked
controversy
and
allegations of
underhand
activity.
The
biggest and
most blatant
injustice was
the decision
against USA lightmiddleweight Jones,
who lost gold in Seoul
to home fighter Park
Si-hun despite
dominating the final.
The scoring was
computerised in 1989,
with judges pushing a
button whenever a
punch was made. But
that too proved
controversial, with US
light-flyweight Eric
Griffin beaten by local
man Rafael Lozano in
Barcelona in 1992, as
judges could not react
fast enough to register
many of his blows.
That Rio system is a
professional-style
10-point format, with
five judges ringside but
the scores of only three
counting after being
chosen at random by a
computer.
But still that has not
eliminated suspicion.
The judging
has been
atrocious
at Games

MO
FARAH
feels
that yesterdays nervewracking stumble is a
serious warning in his
quest for the longdistance double-double.
Britains
Olympic
hero
almost hit the ground during
his 5,000m qualifying heat in
the morning session.
Although
he
eventually
qualified for Saturdays final
with relative ease, there
was a real heart-in-the-mouth
moment 200m from the end
when he was accidently
clipped by Hassan Mead. The
American fell to the ground
and the collision meant Farah
momentarily lost his balance
before he managed to recover.
During the 10,000m final on
Saturday, Farah hit the deck
when he was tripped by his
training partner Galen Rupp,
badly bashing his shoulder,
which
has
subsequently
caused him some discomfort
at night.
His long, gangly stride
makes him vulnerable to a fall
in close groupings at breakneck
speed. This was the fourth
successive time at the highest
level, going back to two
occasions at last years world
championships, when he has
had a problem with his
footing.
Ive got such a long stride,
which often means I get
tripped up or tangled up with
WARMING: Medal offer
A wake-up
call for Mo
someone. But I managed to
stay on my feet this time, said
Farah.
It was quite nerve-wracking
again just getting yourself
back in the zone again.
Sometimes you just take
yourself away from it. Thats
what I did a little bit
after I won, the normal
stuff you go through
emotionally.
And
its a wake-up now
to say, Look, this
job isnt done yet.
Now I have to
recover, just lock
myself in my room
and get ready for this
race. I was a little bit
tired today. Its just because of
the heat and having recently
run the 10k.
And also mentally, just
getting back in that zone. In
the 10k I was on the edge
AFTER Michael Conlans

controversial boxing
defeat earlier this week,
one young fan made him
feel like a winner.
A five-year-old boy from
Dublin wrote a letter to
his hero offering him
the consolation prize of
his own school medal.
I want you to have my
school medal because you
are a winner, said Finn
McManus.
Conlan, who was
Irelands last hope of a
boxing medal after a
nothing was going to get in my

way. So I just need to get back
in the zone and focus now.
Farah came third in heat
one in a pedestrian 13mins
25.25secs. Of his team-mates,
Andrew
Butchart
went
through after finishing fifth in
heat two in13:20.08 but
Tom Farrell was way
off the pace in 20th.
If Farah wins a
fourth
Olympic
gold he will achieve
the double-double
of
5,000m
and
10,000m a feat last
accomplished
by
Finlands Lasse Viren
40 years ago.
Farah said: Am I confident
about the double gold?
Its possible but you look at
the guys and they are ready
for me. I just have to get myself
back in that frame of mind and
OLYMPIC
DIGEST
By Rob Maul
disappointing Olympics,
tweeted: Very warming
message from this young
lad. If anyone knows who
he is, could they please
tell him that I have a gift
for him.
Bantamweight Conlan
lost by unanimous
decision to Russias
Vladimir Nikitin in the
get ready. Im still hungry and

still want it, which is the most
important thing.
Caster Semenya, the leading
800m runner this year, made
her first Rio appearance,
comfortably qualifying for the
semi-finals in 1:59.31.
Britains Shelayna OskanClarke qualified as a faster
loser from the same heat, while
Lynsey Sharp was the heat
one winner in 2:00.83.
South African Semenya, left,
has a condition known as
hyperandrogenism. She has
always identified herself as a
woman but has many of the
physiological features of a
man.
Elsewhere, Chris Bennett,
Mark Dry and Nick Miller all
bombed in the qualifying
groups
for
the
hammer
throws.
quarter-finals and Conlan

reacted furiously when
the Russians hand was
raised in victory.
PATRICK HICKEY, head
of the Olympic Council of
Ireland, has stood down
temporarily after being
arrested over the alleged
illegal sale of Olympic
tickets.
Police said they had
evidence linking the
71-year-old to an
international scheme to
illegally pass tickets to
touts who were reselling
them at well above their

original price.
BRITISH showjumpers
Nick Skelton and Ben
Maher both qualified for
tomorrows individual
final after producing
strong performances in
Deodoro.
Skelton collected five
faults on Big Star around
a huge course in searing
heat, while his London
2012 team gold medalwinning colleague Maher
picked up one time fault
on Tic Tac.
***
***
55
AS HOCKEY HEROINES SURGE TO THEIR FIRST OLYMPIC FINAL

From Rod Gilmour in Rio
THEY are one match
away
from
ultimate
glory but what a
seminal moment for
British hockey.
Those 1988 references to the

mens side winning gold can
nearly be put to bed. Great
Britains women are into their
first ever final with the side
guaranteed a silver medal or
better for the first time.
On a balmy night here 30kms
outside Rio, an Alex Danson
brace and Helen RichardsonWalshs penalty stroke sent
Britain through after a 3-0 win
over New Zealand.
This
bold,
previously
embattled squad of players
are into the Olympic final to
face the mighty Netherlands,
the 2008 and 2012 Olympic
champions,
with
history
waiting in the wings.
It will be some night
hopefully less bloody than this
cut-throat clash.
Hockeys coming home,
sang the small pocket of
British fans. This time they
even managed to stave off
semi-final heartbreak.
In a tournament which has
seen a plethora of upsets
across the mens and womens
matches, Britain have simply
got better. A seventh win here
equalled their tally in Valencia
last summer for accumulating
wins. No Britain side has had
such momentum before.
Kate Richardson Walsh,
Britains near-400 cap skipper,
said: I am exhausted to be
History
girls go
on the
march
honest. I am really proud. We
stuck to our task and have
done our job. We were so
resilient. We had to defend like
our lives depended on it.
Im proud of all the players.
What you saw today was the
ultimate squad performance.
Everyone to a woman did their
job and stood up today. The
sound of sticks clashing early

on was plainly evident, New
Zealands Kayla Whitelock
green-carded in the seventh
minute.
Petrea Webster skewed wide
for the first chance for New
Zealand. Then, in the extended
first quarter time-out GB won
their second penalty corner,
and Crista Cullens strike

rebounded to Danson, who
was clinical.
It was Dansons fourth of
the tournament and fourth
against New Zealand in under
two games following her
hat-trick in the summer.
However, New Zealands
direct running and counterattacking hockey kept the
game as open as the Amazon.
It was brutal and utterly
gladiatorial too.
Cullen took a blow to the
head in clearing the ball in the
D and needed stitches. Soon
after, Georgie Twigg saw a
deflected ball off a stick tickle
smack her lip, for which she
needed an ice pack.
GB
goalkeeper
Maddie
Hinch and her defence then
had to withstand a barrage of
second-half circle penetration.
With 13 minutes left, Helen
Richardson-Walsh, who has
fought her way back into the
squad after career-threatening
injuries, weaved magically into
the D and was carved down by
goalkeeper Whitelock.
After sending Whitelock the
wrong way, she celebrated
before hobbling away with a
hamstring problem. The price
of a hockey final.
Danson then scored from
another stroke late on. Time
ticked down and a sea of red
embraced. Remarkable.
FALLOUT: Kiwis
Keddell tumbles as
GB win on a glory
night, as Helen
Richardson-Walsh,
inset, celebrates
scoring the second
BECALMED: Saskia Clark,

right, and Hannah Mills
will secure gold today
We just keep
getting better
FROM BACK PAGE
MEDAL TABLE
taekwondo, athletics,
G
S
B
T
1
USA
28 30 28 86
hockey and boxing
2 GB
19 19 12 50
medals all
3 China
17 15 20 52
anticipated they
4 Russia
12
15 39
could potentially beat 5 Germany 11 12
8
9 28
6 France
the extraordinary
8
11 11 30
7 Italy
mark of 65 achieved
8
9
6 23
8 Netherlands 8
3
3 14
four years ago on
9 Australia
7
8
9 24
home soil.
10 Japan
7
4
18 29
What we are doing
in Rio means a lot,
incredible achievement
said Farah. In London,
and the country should
we just thought it was
be extremely proud.
home advantage but
The best ever away
coming here four years
Games is a piece of
later we have all
history
and Im
improved.
delighted that weve
Having the London
been able to reach that
Olympics has helped
target so early on.
us, not just in athletics
With four days still
but all sport. You look
to go and a number of
at the medal table now
sports
yet to even start
and we are ahead of
competing, no doubt
many countries.
we can look forward to
Everybody is just
more success.
inspiring each other,
Another gold will be
like Mark Cavendish in
earned later today in
the cycling and myself.
I was also watching the the womens 470 class.
The honour was not
1500m on Tuesday
handed out yesterday
night and wanted
because competition
Laura Muri to do well.
sailing was postponed
There have been
lots of gold medals too. due to a lack of wind at
the Marina da Gloria.
Its really good. But in
terms of track and field
Saskia Clark and
weve still got a little
Hannah Mills have an
bit left to come.
unassailable lead
Team GBs chef de
heading into the
mission Mark England
medals race. Weather
said: What this team
permitting, the
has delivered so far at
competition will
Rio 2016 is an
conclude today.
Neymars in
record mode
***All times
are BST
SKELTON: Into the final
11.30am GOLF Womens Round 2

1.47pm CANOE SPRINT Mens
Kayak Double 200m Final
2pm MODERN PENTATHLON
Womens fencing ranking round
2.04pm CANOE SPRINT
Womens Kayak 500m Final B
2.10pm BADMINTON Mens
Doubles Bronze Medal Match
2.30pm TAEKWONDO Womens
-57kg Round of 16
3pm MENS TRIATHLON
3.11pm CANOE SPRINT Womens
Kayak single 500m nal
3.20pm ATHLETICS Womens
4x100m Relay Round 1

3.48pm ATHLETICS Mens
4x100m Relay Round 1
4pm ATHLETICS Mens 400m
hurdles nal
5.05pm SAILING 49er mens and
womens medal races
6pm BOXING Womens Fly
semi-nal
6.30pm MODERN PENTATHLON
Mens fencing ranking round
7.30pm BOXING Mens light
heavyweight nal bout
8pm DIVING Womens 10m
Platform nal
9pm HOCKEY Mens gold medal

match
TOMORROW
12.30am ATHLETICS Mens shot
put nal
1.10am ATHLETICS Womens
javelin nal
800m semi-nals
2am TAEKWONDO Womens
-57kg gold medal contest
400m Hurdles Final
2.30am ATHLETICS Mens 200m
nal
NEYMAR scored a
brace including the
fastest goal in Olympic
history as Brazil
swept aside Honduras
6-0 to reach the final of
the mens football
tournament yesterday.
Gabriel Jesus also
scored twice and
Marquinhos and Luan
added one each.
Brazil, playing in
front of a packed
Maracana stadium and
desperately seeking the
only international title
they have yet to win,
got off to the perfect
start by scoring after
just 15 seconds.
Honduras knocked the
ball back from the

kick-off but Neymar,
above, caught Johnny
Palacios in possession
on the edge of the box
and challenged the
keeper to bundle the
ball into the net.
Gabriel Jesus
doubled the score in
the 26th minute and
scored again minutes
later. Marquinhos got a
fourth, Luan Vieira got
the goal his hard work
deserved 12 minutes
from time, before
Neymar made it six.
Brazil will play
Germany, 2-0 winners
over Nigeria, in
Saturdays final.
56
WHEEL WAY TO SUCCESS P52-53

WERE ON OUR WAY: Alex Danson and
Georgie Twigg celebrate as Great Britian
beat New Zealand 3-0 to reach the final
Picture: GARRY BOWDEN
Mario
thrown
to the
Wolves
By Peter Edwards
MARIO Balotelli could be
in line for a sensational
move to Championship
side Wolves thanks to his
links with super agent
Jorge Mendes and Jose
Mourinho.
Flop Balotelli, below, has
no future at Liverpool
under Jurgen Klopp
and the Italian
striker is
thought to
have spoken
to Mourinho,
who he
played for at
Inter Milan,
and the
Manchester
United boss told
him to look outside
the Premier League for
regular football.
Wolves want a striker to
head a Chinese revolution
with new owners Fosun
and Mourinho has a
connection at Wolves
where Mendes has been
recruiting players to work
under boss Walter Zenga.
Were on
the rise!
GREAT BRITAINS women
reached their first ever
Olympic hockey final last
night as the flow of medals
showed no sign of abating.
And Mo Farah believes
Team GBs success in Rio
they are second behind
USA having won 19 golds and
50 medals in total proves
London 2012 was no fluke.
They have surpassed the
previous best away tally of 47
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