| 1511910 |
1 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
8 |
62.7 |
Tolstoy |
IRE |
b |
g |
Kingman |
War And Peace |
Frankel |
6 |
63.5 |
85 |
null |
Shay Farmer |
7 |
B Ellison |
Won this last year off a mark of 74; slowly away beaten 8l in a handicap at Ascot last time; generally out of form; usually held up; best with cut; bit to prove |
null |
84 |
2 |
10 |
-116.38 |
|
|
7 |
10 |
136.36 |
347 |
| 1511910 |
2 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
5 |
-30.3 |
Desert Falcon |
IRE |
b |
g |
Gleneagles |
Love Oasis |
Oasis Dream |
5 |
63.05 |
84 |
null |
O McSweeney |
null |
Miss J A Camacho |
Ran to form beaten a length off 83 at Thirsk last time on back of a double prior; enjoys making it; conditions suit; bang in the mix |
null |
84 |
8 |
11 |
-151.02 |
|
|
4 |
17 |
230.95 |
425 |
| 1511910 |
3 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
13 |
-64.3 |
Mereside Diva |
IRE |
ch |
m |
Ivawood |
Mujaesce |
Mujahid |
5 |
61.69 |
81 |
null |
William Pyle |
null |
T D Barron |
Below par beaten 7l in a handicap here last time; usually consistent; wide draw; conditions suit; in the mix |
null |
84 |
6 |
3 |
61.84 |
|
|
3 |
21 |
160.0 |
414 |
| 1511910 |
4 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
9 |
-53.5 |
Al Muqdad |
null |
ch |
g |
Zoustar |
Miss Work Of Art |
Dutch Art |
5 |
59.87 |
77 |
null |
C Horgan |
5 |
D OMeara |
Below par down the field in a handicap here most recent; generally out of form; conditions suit; back on last winning mark but bit to prove |
null |
81 |
5 |
6 |
35.59 |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
355 |
| 1511910 |
5 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
7 |
-30.3 |
Little Empire |
IRE |
b |
g |
Holy Roman Emperor |
Tamika |
Dragon Pulse |
5 |
59.42 |
76 |
null |
Archie Young |
3 |
A McCann |
Raced freely when landing a handicap by 1 1/4l off 70 at Ayr last time on fast ground; pretty consistent of late; possibly bit more to come, player |
null |
86 |
7 |
9 |
-47.21 |
|
|
12 |
-9 |
108.79 |
405 |
| 1511910 |
6 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
6 |
-30.3 |
Yaaser |
IRE |
b |
g |
Lope De Vega |
Urjuwaan |
Cape Cross |
7 |
59.42 |
76 |
null |
Amie Waugh |
null |
J S Goldie |
Scored by 2l off 70 at Ayr three starts back; fourth beaten 2l off 76 last time; conditions suit; usually held up; in rude health, in the mix |
null |
83 |
4 |
2 |
78.61 |
|
|
1 |
28 |
323.33 |
406 |
| 1511910 |
7 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
11 |
-76.8 |
Quest For Fun |
null |
ch |
g |
Lope De Vega |
Craic Agus Spraoi |
Intense Focus |
7 |
58.97 |
75 |
t |
Jake Dickson |
7 |
T D Easterby |
Below par beaten 6 1/2l in a handicap here last time; generally out of form; may not relish fast ground; wide draw; struggling to find level, bit to find on 2025 form |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
83 |
3 |
1 |
233.0 |
|
|
8 |
8 |
106.59 |
459 |
| 1511910 |
8 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
12 |
62.7 |
Feel The Need |
null |
b |
g |
Ribchester |
Patterned |
Dansili |
5 |
58.51 |
74 |
null |
Andrea Pinna |
7 |
M Herrington |
Did not get a clear run beaten 5 1/2l in a handicap here last time; generally out of form; wide draw; CD winner; much more encouraging latest and now below last wining mark, chance |
null |
83 |
4 |
4 |
48.65 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
375 |
| 1511910 |
9 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
2 |
-7.0 |
Bowood |
null |
b |
g |
Siyouni |
Pretty Paper |
Medaglia d'Oro |
5 |
58.06 |
73 |
null |
Elle-May Croot |
5 |
I Furtado |
Below par down the field in a handicap here most recent; generally out of form; usually held up; struggled so far this term, bit to prove |
null |
79 |
2 |
5 |
36.4 |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
321 |
| 1511910 |
10 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
10 |
16.2 |
The Caribbean |
IRE |
b |
g |
No Nay Never |
Shermeen |
Desert Style |
4 |
57.61 |
72 |
b |
Kaiya Fraser |
null |
H Main |
Ran to form beaten 2l off 72 over 6f at Ascot last time; trainer in form; up in trip, suits; wide draw; looks to have found level again, major player |
Wearing blinkers |
85 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
14 |
98.46 |
460 |
| 1511910 |
11 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
4 |
86.0 |
Eligible |
IRE |
b |
g |
Dark Angel |
Secrets Away |
Refuse To Bend |
9 |
57.61 |
72 |
null |
Lewis Chalkley |
7 |
M D Easterby |
Did not get a clear run beaten 10l in a handicap over CD last time; struggling a bit prior; CD winner on quick ground; lost way, bit to find on recent form but below last winning mark |
null |
78 |
2 |
7 |
0.15 |
|
|
2 |
24 |
89.59 |
379 |
| 1511910 |
12 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
3 |
39.5 |
Project Geofin |
null |
br |
g |
Calyx |
Bond Artist |
Excellent Art |
4 |
57.15 |
71 |
null |
Tom Kiely-Marshall |
3 |
G R Oldroyd |
Did not get a clear run beaten 3l off 71 over 8f at Doncaster last time; may not relish fast ground; went well over CD only try; in fair form but needs to find bit more |
null |
81 |
3 |
8 |
-29.36 |
|
|
6 |
13 |
72.94 |
372 |
| 1511910 |
13 |
4 |
4YO plus |
13:50 |
York |
13 Jun 2025 |
Andy Thornton Hospitality Furniture 50th Anniversary Apprentice Handicap |
£12,885 |
7f |
Good to firm-good in places |
null |
Even |
Tolstoy not only won this race but followed up over course-and-distance on the Saturday of this corresponding fixture 12 months ago. He is highly respected in bidding for back-to-back wins. However, QUEST FOR FUN, who is also a previous C&D winner, shades preference as he runs off 10lb lower than his last winning mark. Yaaser, Mereside Diva and Little Empire are other key players in a competitive edition of this apprentice riders' showpiece. |
Last year's winner, Tolstoy, is three from three over course and distance and would usually be first port of call given he's back below his last wining mark but he's failed to fire in three runs this year and so reluctantly he's overlooked. THE CARIBBEAN could be the answer having kicked off this campaign in good fashion with a placed effort on fast ground over 6f. The step back up to 7f will suit and this might be another step towards rediscovering fomer levels (when trained in Ireland in 2023). Heading a host of dangers are Leap Day, whose been knocking on the door of late and Little Empire, a winner last time out over 7f at Ayr on fast ground and still steadily improving, with marginal preference for the former |
Quest For Fun |
Tolstoy |
The Caribbean |
Leap Day |
Little Empire |
82 |
1 |
-7.0 |
Leap Day |
null |
b |
g |
Gregorian |
Yearbook |
Byron |
5 |
55.79 |
68 |
p |
Rhys Elliott |
5 |
T D Easterby |
Raced freely beaten 2l off 68 at Ayr last time; handles conditions; knocking on door of late, big player |
Wearing cheek pieces |
86 |
8 |
12 |
-154.41 |
|
|
13 |
-9 |
61.54 |
387 |