NEXT MEETING:

PENSHURST, Sun March 28th

DOUBLES FOR HAYDON AND BULL 

ROARINGWATER

LITTLE LEGEND

MASTER ALF

HONOURABLE SPIDER

 

Reigning champions Peter Bull and Cynthia Haydon both scored doubles at Detling on Saturday. Bull sealed his by dead-heating with Teeton Bollinger for the Kent Grand National, his fifth win in the 25th running of the race. Earlier he had steered Honourable Spider to a comfortable win in the Conditions race, extending his lead over Nick Pearce for the area jockeys' championship to 26 points. Halfway through the season Pearce is suffering a quiet time with Simon Tindall's horses and drew a blank with his outside rides at Detling. Cynthia Haydon's double came with Roaringwater and Little Legend, both owned by her father. She already has an unassailable lead for the ladies' title.

DEAD HEAT IN KENT GRAND NATIONAL

The Kent Grand National trophy was shared this year by MASTER ALF and TEETON BOLLINGER. Master Alf and Peter Bull had looked assured of a win at the last fence, where they were in front of Bee An Bee and Stuart Robinson, but S.Morris galvanised Teeton Bollinger on the run-in to catch the pair in front. Not everyone agreed with the judges' verdict.

It was Bull's fifth win in the 25 renewals of the Shepherd Neame sponsored race.

Bee An Bee and Master Alf


SO FAR THIS SEASON:

DETLING Jan 31st POSTPONED (frost)

DETLING Feb 7th RUN

GODSTONE Feb 14th RUN

TWESELDOWN Feb 20th ABANDONED (frost)

CHARING Feb 28th ABANDONED (waterlogging)

GODSTONE Mar 7th RUN

PARHAM Mar 13th RUN

DETLING Mar 20th RUN

Still to come: 

Sun March 28th OSB & WK Penshurst

Sat April 3rd A V Charing

Mon April 5th E K Aldington

Sun April 11th S & E Godstone

Sun April 18th ES & RM Catsfield

Sat April 24th OSB &WK Penshurst

Sat May 8th S U Peper Harow

Thurs May 13th Folkestone United Hunts

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