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Today the soundtrack to acclaimed 2014 independent film “Palo Alto” is released, featuring an instrumental score and other songs. Directed by Schwartzman's cousin, the film stars, James Franco, Nat Wolff, and Jack Kilmer. Released this month on VOD, the film debuted at #2 on iTunes. Schwartzman previously scored Gia's fashion videos and short films; Palo Alto is their first feature together.

Dev Hynes of also contributed to the music. About the album, Schwartzman said: 'Very happy to release my score album and other material recorded and inspired by the film Palo Alto. It's been a fun ride collaborating with my cousin Gia; I've had the opportunity to contribute score to her fashion shorts and other videos she directed, so it's all been building up to this feature film.

I started working on this music in Los Angeles in Spring of 2013 and it's great to finally make it available for everyone.' One of the songs used in the film was single 'It's You,' which has a music that recently premiered on. Schwartzman is best known as the lead singer/songwriter of the Los Angeles alternative pop band.

He has written multiple top charting radio hits in the US and internationally and has been a global touring act since 2002. He has co-written and collaborated with artists such as The Jonas Brothers, James Blunt, Coconut Records, Demi Lovato, Ben Lee, Jeff Barry, Kate Pierson, Alexz Johnson, Joe Jonas, Chester French, Ocean Grove, We The Kings, Miles Fisher, and Castledoor.

He launched an indie label in 2009 called California Dreamin’ Records and has released music by artists Miles Fisher, Lots of Love, JR., Undercover, SoloBob, Rooney, and his current solo album Double Capricorn. The album is a not-for-profit release, with all profits being donated to the, a charity that provides healthcare and education to women and children in rural areas in Tibet. This fall, Schwartzman will be on, where he will be performing a stripped down set inside a tour bus. The tour kicks off in Boston on September 18 and includes stops in New York City, Washington DC, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and two stops in Chicago. Schwartzman plays September 27 and 28 in Chicago.

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From Michael Seely New York Pebbles proved herself to be one of the toughest and bravest mares in racing history when beating Strawberry Road by a neck in the $2m Breeders' Cup Turf over a mile and a half at Aqueduct on Saturday. 'She's right up therc with the best I've ever ridden', a triumphant Pat Eddery said. 'And that includes Golden Flecce, Grundy and El Gran Senor. Steve Cauthen, the jockey on the runner-up paid Sheikh Mohammed's athletic wonder filly a high compliment when he added: 'How good is Pebbles?

Just look at what she did. She found three lengths more trouble than I did and she still wvon.'

The 14 runners had six bends to negotiate on the tight circuit. And a new track record of 2min 27 sec became a formality as Tony Ives blazed the trail on the front running Teleprompter. Eddery, handling the 2.4-1 favourite with the innate confi- dence of Europe's leading big race rider this autumn, started to move Pebbles up in the back straight. However, the filly still had three in front of her as Greinton swept past Tele- prompter turning for home. Then, just as when the jockey won the 1983 Budweiser Mil- lion on Tolomeo, the Red Seas parted and a free passage appeared tight against the far rail.

Immediately displaying the brilliant acceleration that had seen her win the 1984 1,000 Guineas and also enabled her to beat Slip Anchor so easily in the Champion Stakes, Pebbles qui- ckened to take the lead. Cauthen then launched a powerful attack on Strawberry Road. But the filly kept pulling out extra for a clever win. Mourjane finished third fol- lowed by Laslikari. Last year's winner. Trom Danger Hour and Shernazar, who never threat- ened to land a blow. Of the other European runners, Tele- prompter's stamina gave out after running too freely and Theatrical.

Lester Piggott's mount. Finished a never danger- ous I Ith.

Pebbles' heart warming dis- play certainly set the seal of approval on this extravangaza of international racing, not only withi the crowd of 42,568, but also among the hardened American press corps. 'That's certainly some mare.' Said a veteran of the New York Tirnes.

'Whatever happens in the Turf Classic. Pebbles has been the star of the shiow'. Eddery and Clive Brittain, the men of the moment, werc celebrating in a Penthouse suite on Fifth Avenue above Central Park late on Saturday night. Talking against the fabulous back-drop of the glittering New York skyline. The 33-year-old former champion jockey said: Pebbles and Pat Eddery hold the challenge of Strawberry Road (Steve Cauthen) to wvin the $2m Breeders' Cup Turf at Aqueduct 'There were really no problems, except when she got checked a couple of times in the back stretch. But Pebbles doesn't really stay a mile and a half 'After all this doesn't com- pare with the merit of her Newmarket win.

It was just her class that carried her through. She's so brave. I couldn't help being a little misty-eyed as I was pulling her up'. Brittain was still on Cloud Nine, but as modest and relaxed as ever after a superbly skilful feat of training. 'Pebbles is back hiome in her stable with her boyfriend, Come on the Blues.

They've really taken her to their hcarts in the barn area and my lads have all gone to an hotel for a party.' Sheikh Mohammed has dc- cided to let Pebbles stay in training next season, but she will not run in the Washington International in a fortnight's time. At the start of the afternoon countless seagulls wheeled and dived over the workaday concrete jungle of Aqueduct as the helicopters brought the rich aind powerful in and the band played the national anthem.

The visiting Europeans had their first disappointment when Committed, Vilikaia, Vacarme and Al Sylah proved unable to handle the dirt track and finished unplaced behind Chris McCarron and Precisionist in.the Breeders' Cup Sprint. However, the major set back of the afternoon-came when the blisteringly-fast pace of the Breeders' Cup Mile around such a sharp track proved too much for Shadeed, Rousillon and Never So Bold. The Patrick Biancone-trained Palace Music did best of the forcign raiders coming home strongly to finish second to Cozzene but was subsequently disqualified for interferring with Tsunami Slew and Rousillon and placed ninth. Shadeed had battle on bravely to finish a close fourth, but was then promoted to third. Al Momoon and Shadeed had hurtled to the first sharp bend in an incredible first quartcr time of 22.4sec. After that the 2,000 GOuineas winner was never on an even keel.

Rousillon missed the break and Never So Bold was carried off his legs. Walter Swinburn, Shadeed's rider said: 'He just couldn't handle the turf. Everv time he got into his stride, another bend came up. I had to keep him running to get position.

The trouble started going into the first turn.' Cozzene, ridden by Walter Guerra is a five-year-old grey horse. He is just about the best Morc racing. Page 25 turf miler in the States and had been specially trained by Jan Nerud to improve on his third to Royal Heroine in the race last year. The $3 million Breeders' Cup Classic resulted in an upset in form when Jorge Velasquez brought Proud Truth storming through to beat Gate Dancer by a head. Chiefs Crown, favourite to win this race and the Horse of the Year title finished a tired fiftlh, beaten nearly 10 lengths. The first four winners were Florida bred, Velasquez took the riding honours with a double and there were two 88- year-old owners in the winners' enclosure.

A record total of S27.7 million was staked nationwide, beating the pre- vious record of $26.8 million wagered on this year's Kentucky Derby. Breeders' Cup results Going: fast (dirt) EREEDERS' CUP SPRINT. PRECISIO- NIST (C McCarron): 2. Smile (J Vasquez); 3, Mt Livermore (J Vasquez).

ALSO RAN: Fighting Fit (4th), Pancho Vitla (5th). Ziggy's Boy (6th). Committed (7th). V'ilikaia (Eth). Charging Falls (9th). Key To The MLon (10Oth). Vacarne (1 1th).

Al Sylah (12th). Entropy (13th). Fifty Six Ina Row.

L Fenstermaker. Pari-mutuel: 8.80: (1-2), 5.00. 6.60: Show (1.2-3) 3.60. (To a $2 stake).

1 min 08.4sec. ERM R'CUP MILE (im): 1. COZZENE (W Guerra): 2. Al Matmoon (4-9-0 A Cordero); 3. ALSO RAN: Dr Schwartzman (4th).

Tsunami Slow (5th). The Noble Player (6t,h). Late Act (7th). Rousillon (8th).

Paiace Music (9th), Never So Bold (10th). Sitzmark (11th), Forzando (12th). Chapel Cottage (13th), Capture Him. Nose, 34, 11. Pari-mutuel: 9.20: (1-2) 5.60. 13.60: Show (1-2-3) 4.00, 8.60, S.60. Palace Music finished 2nd, but was disqualified BREEDERS, CUP TURF (lm 4Q: 1.

PErBLES (Pat Eddery); 2, Strawberry Road (S Cauthen); 3. Mourisne (R Migliore). ALSO BAN: Lashkari (4th). Danger's Hour (Sth). Shernazar (6th), Gretnton (7th).

Teleprompter (8th). Who's For ainner (9th). Baillamont (10th), Theatrical t 11th). Bob Back (12th). Persian Tiara (13th).

1',1, 11, 2'-1,1 C Brittain. Pari-mutuet: 6.40: (1-2) 4.20. 4.-80: Show (1-2-) 3.20 3.40, 10.60. 2mm 27sec (course record). Sterne should carry Wilson out in style By Nlandarin (7Mlichael Phillips) Lester Piggott and Joe Mercet a.e not the only jockeys retiring at thic end of this season. Jim WVilson, a leading amateur for many years, vill also be metaphorically hanging up his boots after he has ridden Sterne for Guy Harwood in the Leeds Amateur Riders Stakes at Folke- stone this afternoon. In reality though, the craggy, pipe-smoking 35-year-old will be doing nothing of the kind because like Piggott he will be turning his attention to training and invariably riding out vith his string each morning.

Wilson hopes to send out his first runner, his vife's 10-year- old Wearmouth, from their Genfall Stables at Charlton Kings on the outskirts of Cheltenham either this week or next. During the past 15 years - his first winning ride was on Advocate at Clonmel in Ireland in 1970 -.' ilson has earned both the respect and affection of his fellow members of the weighing room and punters To be the leading rider at Cheltenham during the famous National Hunt Festival is an achievement of vhich any pro- fessional can be proud. When he won the Kim Muir Challenge Cup on Good Prospect, the Coral Golden Hurdle Final on Willie Vumpkins and the National Hunt Handicap Chase on Again The Same in 1980 WVilson became the only amateur to vin the coveted Ritz Trophy Twvelve months later lhe scaled even greater heights when he won the Gold Cup on Little Owl. The horse he owvns vith his brother, having, only the day before won the Coral Hurdle for the third successive time on that grand old Clieltenham favourite, Willie Wumpkins. Earlier this year Harwood, ivho employs onilv the best, provided Wilson with the 200th winner of his career wlhen Effigy ran away with the Royal Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.

Today there will be scores of people vwilling Sterne to give him the best possible send off. As Piggott conceded only last week, nobody does you any favours even on your last day and Wilson will certainly expect none. So, while conceding that sentiment plays no part at all in predicting results, I still feel that STERNE will be his 205th wvinner overall.

Only lightly raced because of the problems that beset Pulborough earlier this year, Sterne still did sufficient in the second of his twvo races last autumn when he was runner-up to Si Signor at Haydock Park to suggest that he would recover some of the 2,400,000 francs that his owner gave for him at Deauville when he was i yearling. At Hamilton Park a fortnighit ago that early promise finally bore fruit vhen on his belated first appearance of the season Sterne won by eight lengths.

At Newmarket on Saturday the form was given a boost when the runner-up Eye Flasher was beaten a head by Brave Louise. So now the stage looks set for Wilson to bow out on a triumphant note.

Sterne's companion, EFFIGY, wvho was also entered for the Folkestone race, runs instead in the Wysall Stakes at Leicester with Greville Starkey aboard. Runner-up in his last three races, Effigy certainly deserves to go one better because a slipping saddle cost him a good opportunity at Haydock Jim Wilson: saddling his first r unncr soon -oina: firm craw advantage: 5, 6t, low numbers best 1.0 BURWASH STAKES (Div l: 2-y-o: E547: 6f) (16 runners) i 01 KEDRON (CD) D L-ain9-4. MMalham 3 4 00 CRAMMING W Iusson -11.M Wigham 5 6 00 GLEACIILL PARK K Brassey i-11. S Whitworth 14 7 0 HELLO 3LUE C Bonstead 8-11. B Rouse 12 9 0000 HOORAY HAMILTON Pat Mitchell 8-11.

J Reid 1 11 4000 JULTOWN LAD H Beasey 8-11. R Morse 7 11 1 4 00 MERLIN'S MAGIC C Horgan 8-11. P Cook 9 15 RUNSWICK G Lewis 8-11. P Wa!dron 8 16 0 SARYAN J Sutcliffe S11. G Dultield THE MECHANIC J sutcliHC 8-1 1. Matthlas 7 19 0 UPSCALE M E Francis 8-11.Paul Eddery 13 21 00 LIGHT-HEARTED i Stevens e.t. P Payne 7 10 23 0 NAOUSSA J Dunlop 8-8.

J Mercer 2 24 000 PRIVATE SUE C Austin 8-8. D McKay THAI SKY Pat Mitchell 8-8. A MGione 4 26 TUMBLELINE G Harwood 8-8. A Clark 6 1N84: Hotyport Victory 9-0 M Wigham (8-1) M Usher9 ran.

100-30 Naoussa. 4 Tumbieline, 6 Saryan.

8 Merlins Magic, 12 Thai Sky. Folkestone selections By Mandarin 1.0 Kcdron. 1.30 Manabel. 2.0 African Rex.

2.30 Topsoil. 3.0 STERNE (nap). 3.30 Deramin. By Our Newmarket Correspondent 2.0 African Rex. 3.0 Northern Hope.

3.30 Minus Man. 1.30 HURSTMONCEUX HANDICAP STAKES (?1;338: 6f) (20) 2 0000 MI0DNIGHTGUN (B) (CD) PWalwynS3-9-9.J Mercc.

S 4 0300 DARING DISPLAY R Smyth 4-S-8. C Rutter S I t 3001 CORNCHARM (CD) M McCormack 4-9-4 sOuaUne7 iS 7 4420 CONCERT PITCH 8 Palling 42.

A Clark 7 9 O3 MANA3ELJWinher3-9-1. B Rouse DOLLY tD) AMo6ra3-99-0. Pok 10 13 0O0 DERRINllMISS (a)(0) WHaslingasBass3-8i13 Paul Eddlery 1 1 14 O1N0 SHADESNOF11LUE (D) MBIansaard4-8-11 NAdams 17 15 W000 ELDEES (U) C8enstesd38-1l. JReid 4 20 0440 EXERT (0) RAkehurst38-7. G Duffield 20 22 020 TRICENCO (D) SWoodman3-0-7.A McGlone 18 23 C100 LONELY STREET M Vince 4-8. Cprrant 13 24 002 CATs LULLA6Y P Mitchell 38-7.- 12 25 0OM0 PHAMOND (D) N Callaghan 3-84.T Ives.SWAYRSimpson34-.KRid.iicHf7 S 2t MOQO CROYLANDPRIOE (0) MToripkIns3-#-6 J Wiliams 3 30 2003 DMSSIMA GLewis3-8.! Waldron itOLDiKELLY (0) H CoNingr.IcI 3-6-5 Mark Rnimmir 2.32 000O iMITCHSID!R (B) M 1yan 3-5.5 P Barnard 7 6 34 0040 SUNSET REEF C AusUn3-4.

DMcKay 16 1134: Kazatrow3-94 MWigham (1-1) H CoNingridge 19 ran. S Corneharm, 11t2 Divissims. 6 Daring Dispiay, 7 Manabel. 3 Cats LuIbya 10 Lonely Str'e! Shgdes Of Blue. MidnIght 2.0 BtURWASH STAKES (Div iI: 2-y.o:?547: 60 (14) 1 221 A?1qiCANKEXWJi' -4.

Tlves 12 4 03 RURHAAINPWAlwynS11. Cer 5 0 CHUCftLESTONEOLaIng8.tt1.,i.M M&alhn 4 6 CLEONAIRJBridger8-11.

AClark 10 8 0 VALSAAN SAY Pat Mitchell 8-1 i. P Bradwell 7 9 DO0O DORADE D Morley 8-11. GDuf Id 1 0 000 FLEURDETHISTLE (B) ADavison8-11.

MEETTHEGREEK (OF) DLaing8-11. J Rid 8 14.00 SAXON BAZAAR M Usher 8.11.

MWigh,amn3 18 00 CISKING FLOPPIES JBridger 8.8. A McGlone 9 21 0000 KELLY LINDOO Stevensi?8.P PWaldron 1 22 00 MIAMI BLUES M E Francis E-S.Paul Eddery2 27 00 SUNSET DANCER P Mitchell 8-8. R MeGhin ZABELIANA A Jarvis 8.N Ada 8n6 1984: Eddie Zip 9-0 M L Thomas (118- ta)v J Sutcliffe 14 ran. 9-4 African Rex, 7-2 Burhaain. 5 Meet The Greek. 13-2 Zabelbnit, t iaxon Bazaar. 12 Sunset Dancer, 14 others.?30 BIDDENDEN SELLING STAKES (?776: lm 4f) (1 1) 2 0030- TRAFFITANZI D Elsworth 4-9-1.

A McGlone4 3 3003 ASCOT BELLE D Hanley 4-8-12. Outfield9 4 -3040 CHANCESARE (B) AMadwar4.8-12. PD'Arcy 6 8 2000 MARGUARITA TiME PFeIgat 4.8.12.

JMercer 7 12 0 AFRO BEATJJonkinsS34-6. 16 000 GAMBIARTTBStevens3-8. 18 0303 PAR SEVVY J Jenkins 3-8-6.J williams TOPSOIL R Simpson.

K Radcliffe 7 AIRLANKA J Jenkins 3-8-3. 24 1000 BLAIR'S WININIE (C) Pat Mitch.ll3-8-3.4 Reid 2 26 00 CLAIREGATE A Neaves 3 i-83. Reit23 19S4: Misfire 3-8-3 M Hills (6-1) R Wilnlams 10 ran.

6h5-4 Topsoil. 7-2 Par Savvy, 9-2 Blair's WinnIl, 6 Ascot SEalle, 12,hances Are. 3.0 LEEDS STAKES (amateurs:?1,074: 1m4f) (15) 3 0000 TINiOCOJ Flitch-Heyes 5-11-12. SWoods 1S 6 -0040 STAItWIND (CD) P Folgate 4-11-9.TGrantham 9 7 2242 ARGES R Hoiinshead 4-11.5 4-ii-9.T.Granth9.-2 11 400/0 RULAHULERPHanesS-1.S.- 3 12 300-0 YOUNGBUCKERSMHSynes4- 1 S.YvonneHaynas I 14 OM FREEBIE (C) OAWffsonS-Itw2.Elain.Bronson 6 18 3201 MARSOOM Beal 11 1uf.ss.y.

Miss C Nicholas 14 23 02-1 STERNE (0) GHarw 30-13. AWilson COURAGEOUS CHARGER A MAoore 3-10-9 Cay Mos KADESH FYardley 4-10-9M. 11 29 PEADER'S STROKE G Bracey 3-10-.7 31 000 EASTERN LAUGHTER B Stevens 3-10-6.0 Taylor 8 33 0300 NORTHERN HOPE P Kellway 3-10-6 Sarah Kelleway STAY TENDER A Msdwar 3-106.Jula Feilden4 35 00-00 TAP LIGHTLY J Dunlop 3-10-6. ElsnMellor S 1984: Joli Wah 3-10-13 MIssYH ylrldes (-1)M H&ynes19ran.

4 Argt, B Marsoom, 12 Cobwag#ous Charger. 14 Tsp Lightly, 20 others. 3.30 SET WITH THE TOTE HANPICAP (E1,686: im 21)(15) 2 ColO SOOSJOY MPreiscott 4-9-10.0 Dutfrield 15' 4 2140.ALAASH (CD) J Cischlinowsk4-9-9.C Rutter 51 6 0220 F SHARP (0) (UPF) J Dunlop 3-9-7.T Ives 8 6 3030 JO.I WASF: ( ) (CD) )A HayoesJ4-9-5.- 7 0100 READY WIT RHannon -94.g.

AMcGlonie2 1 1 3004 TIMIOBRIDE (a) SHIls3. BRouse BAZOOK (S)(D) PWaWyn34-812. O MeAd.7 S '19 4003 DERAMIN 0 orley 34-7.N Crowthler 3 20 004 THUXTONNtOYFOurr3-6-7.' .Debble Pras 714 21 000 FAIR CHARTER 0 Eisworth 3-S-6. CAROL'S MUSIC (0) PA Brittain 4-8-6 (8 ex) - m Wigham MARISH HARPIIER 40) A Moors 4-6 (8sx).PCGoo. MRMUSICMAN (0) MfsJReav&yll.

4 35 0020 MINUS MANW,Holdpn 7-8-1. RMorS7 77 - 36 -0000 STAR ROUTE '(0) hCcliingridge4-0.M Rlmrnr S 1914: Glenhtawt kg-OSJ McLaughlin (S-l)M RyanlS ran. 4 MarsWfHarrlr. 9-2 Sooeoy S Osramin, OF Sharp,8 JoliWasl. 10 Saleash, 12 Timid Bride, 16 othars. Course specialists LEICESTER TRAINERS: J Dunlop, 20 winners from 85 runners. 23.5%; G Harwood, 14 from 66, 21.2%; H Thomson Jones, 10 from 67, 14.9%.

JOCKEYS: T Ouinn. 14 winners from 78 rkdes, 17.9%; S Cauthen, 16 from 104, 15.4%; G Starkey, 14 from 93,15.1%.

FOLKESTONE TRAINERS: G Harwood, 44 winners from 108 runners, 40.7%; P Walwyn, 11 from 56, 19.6%; G Lewis. 16 from 92,17.4%. JOCKEYS: J Mercer. 17 winners from 97 rides. 17.5%; P Cook, 11 from 6e, 16.2%; P Waldron, 9 from 71, 12.7%. Bnlikered first time LEICESTER: 2.0 Caernarvon Boy. 2.30 Black Bank.

3.30 El Rag aas. FOLKESTONE: 1.30 Derring Miss. Going: firm 1.15 HADRIAN HANDICAP CHASE (E1,251: 2m 4f (8 runners) 1 t0/p3 HOPE OF OAK (CD) J Chariton 9-11-10. R Earnshiw 2 lpO-p PRESS GANG (CD) JSWilson10-111. TGOun 3 1110-1 SWIFTALBANY (CD) Roy Robinson 11-10-12 Mr P Dennis 7 4 412-3 PrtIMROSE WOOD (0) (SF) G Richards 7-10-8.- 6 11-1 HERON'S REFLECTION (0) W Stephenson 7-10-6 (5 R Lamb 12 44-uf LE MONDE R Fisher 8-10-0.

M Meagher 13 2402 RONANi-PAUL IC) SLeadbotter'12-10-0. C Hawiins 15 3003- PURPLE BEAM T Barres 6-1 0-0. ME Barnes 1984: Arctc Menelek 9-11-2 fi O'Leary (6-1) J Fitzgerald 8 ran 9-4 Heron's Reflection, 3 Primrose Wood, 9-2 Hope Of Oak, 13-2 Ronan-Paul, Press Gang, 8 Swift Albany, 14 others. Hexhiam selections By Mandarin 1.15 Primrose Wood. 1.45 Modtcch. 2.15 Biddys Lad.

2.45 Game Track.,3. IS Succeeded. 3.45 Private Label. 1.45 BORCOVICUS NOVICES HURDLE (E735: 2m 4fl (7) 2 03 AMBERGATE WA Stsphenson 4-111-0.- R Lamb 3 4p2-0 BEAULYOUDLamb7-11-0. MrTARed4 5 0034 DOUGHTY REBELAScott4-1.0-. MDalton7.8 Cv:32 FROSTY TOUCH Mrs E Slack 7-11-0.

R Earnahaw i1 0Iv30 MIRAGE PRINCE R Allan 7-11-0. K Kinane 12 MODTECH J S Wilson 4-t 1-0.-,Grant 17 00-00 SMARTJACK (BF) R Fisher4-11-0 - BStorsy 1914: KStie Mac6-10-9 N Ogughty (5-1) Richards lGran 7-4 Modtech, 4 Frosty Touch.

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11-2 Ambergate, Smart Jack, 7r Doughty Rebel. 10 Beau Lyon, 16 Mirage Prince.

2.15 VAUX BREWERIES NOVICES CHASE QUALI- FIER (E872: 3m) (5) 1 0124 ANOTHERFLAME (D) VThompisonS5-1141: iMr MThornpsarn4 3 1 RIDDYSLADDHodgson5-11.M B Storey 6 0320 NEW KINGSGROVE J Mooney 6-11-0 -.JMooney 8 210-0 ROYAL iBOWLER J Charlton 8-1 1-0. Earnshaw 10 30-00 TELEGRAPHRUSH GRenilson8-11-0.Mr K Anderson 7 1934: Cool Magic 6-11-0D Nolan (33-1) F Jestin 10 ran I0-11 Biddys Lad, 5-2 Another Flame, 6 Telegraph Bush. 12 Royal Bowler. 14 New Kingsgrove.

2.45 NORTHUMBRIA LEISURE LTD SELLING HURDLE (E1,413: 2m)(11) 4 3222 DOWEGIAN M Bowker4-11-5. C Grant 6 3100- PERFECTIMAGE (I) MrsESlack5-11-5.REarnshaw 7 0/000- SABINAPARKRNi,onS-11-5.B 3Storey 8 p432 WALTON HEATH VWhompson -11.5.Mr M Thornpson 4 10 0-u FLOATING T Dun. TGOun 13 0000- REBELS FANCY F Walton 5-11-0.

Gampa nageshwar rao. Mr J Walton 14 0 WYLDWYCH LASS T Craig 4-11-0. BHay7 13 0 HIDEEDEEDOO 5 Moore 3-10-5. M Hammond 23 CHRYSANTEHMUM C Thornton 3-10-0. D Wilkinson 24 2 GAME TRACK M Lambert3-10 0.

25 402 MINATURE MiSS W Stephenson 3-10-0. R Lamb 1934: No corresponding race 114 Dowegian. 4 Game Track. 5 Walton Heath. 6 Miniture Mirss Chrysanthemum, J Perfecttmage, 10Hidredeeboo. 3.15 ROMAN WALL HANDICAP CHASE (El,601: 3m) (3) 3 4330- SUCCEEDED (0) Y AStephenson t-11-7 - Lamb S 04-pO TWIFLIGHT (CD) JChariton -11-4.

Eamshaw 10 0442 V5ROCKHURSTLAD (D) DonysSmith7-10-0. CGrant 1114: Chatet 10-10-6 A Stringer (11-4) R Brewis 5 ran 4-7 Brockhurst Lad, 5-2 Succeeed, 6 Twvinight.

3.45 VINDOLANDA NOVICES HURDLE (E712: 2m) (14) 3 0410 MOONLIGHTING J Parkes 5-1 -5.,Baltfour 7 6 00/f- BRIGAN P MontUith 7-11-0.D Nolan 7 000-0 SULLOM Denys Smith 5-1 1-0.- C Grant 8 00- CAPTAINtVIGILANTE S Leadbetler4-11-0.1 Barnes 9 34 CHRISTMAS HOLLY Mrs G Reveley 4-11-0.MrP Niwen 7 13 DUSTY HEUGH D Lamb 4-11 -0. R Lamb 14 O- HAArSTAELODY Mrs D Cultam 4-11-0.REamshaw 15 0442 MARK'S CHOICE VThompson 4-11-0.Mr MThoniscn4 21 2-t04 PRIVATE LAttEL F Lie 5-11-0. S Holland 24 03-00 TEMAJOJO J S Wilson 6-11-0-t. T G Dun -27 tOO-0 WALLSI0EHARBOUJRTJeflrey4-11-0'.MrTJeffrey7 28 0 WARPLANECmorrmton5-11-0.;. J JO'Noill 29 p/ppp- CAPRICORN SAINT G Eubank S-10-9. J Goulding 30 e CHIPOFtOLDRAllan4-10-9.

Roman Dusk 4-11-OR Earmshaw-15-fav)J I Chartion 12 ran 5-2 Private Label. 5 Christmas Holy. 7 l'oonlkhiiling. Warpiane, 10l Mrk s Choice, 16 Temappoo, Captain V.gita, 20 others. Going: firm Draw advantage: 5f-6f, row numbers best 1.30 E B F FLECKNEY MAIDEN FILLIES STAKES (Div 1: 2-y-o:?1,557: Sf) (1 2 runners) (aiA.ai)H Jns$1. Il 1 4 ALFURAAT Thomson 1. H;X i 3 83 AY CZAR (A DuChBal ola ) I.

8W 1 I.AP HS rblttt 4 4 tI AHMERI MUSIC (ABeIdas) Rshetather-I.1.R Cochrane 1 S D)IVINE FLING (T Gregory) G Lewis 811.M LThomas 1 2 7 432 FULL OF L IFE(JDavis)MPip8. SCauthen 8 10 400200. NOT M4MMAfK BothellR Bosas 1 I.

MMUile 2 1.0 APPRENTIGUTAZMAYFLY(HenaSprlngieldLtd)P alinI.-y.?7O n 3 17 03 POLYART1S(MrsJHlnd;.ySgll.PA Hills 7 18 00 PURPLE DUST (JDankc%)M Usher$-11.GJe. NrIe7 S 20 ROYAL LOFT (Mrs P Pyer)W Jarv -1. 10 22 0 STRAWBERRY SPOYT (C Lne) P Felgate 81.O.ay K8 ewsl 1 24 WRANGBROOK (G B TumtuII Lid) W Jarvis 8.11.

N.Day6 1094: NesTeim Ranade 8-11 W R SwBnbun (94) A Stowart 12 ran. 5.2 Baby Czsr. 3 Polyarlis, 4 Anfuraat. A Fun Of Life, 10 DolIen Fling.

12 CHshmon Music, Hot Mommani, 16 others. FR:ALFURAAT (8-4) 4th tbeaten iY21 lo Ounoo! (8-11 20 ran. Leicester 71 stks firm Oct 21. BABY CZAR (8 llya rd beaten 31 to Altlynt (8-1l1) 12 ran. Leicester 71 stks firm Oct 21.

FULL OF LIFEi(b11: Ll n Beate(n 3u to Comnpleat I9-0 ) Tan. Wolverharpton 5f stks good Oct 7. POT MOMA(-1 tbaten over 5IloSkeeb (81) 1Oran. Nottingham 61stks firm Octl. MUMTAZ MAYF1. (8-11 7th eate 101 to CareilessAVIttisper (8-11s) 9 ran.

UJngrield 51 stks firrm Sep 17.- POLYRTI (811)3rdbeaten hd to Arnbrosnir (S-il) 12 ran. Rled.i 6f stks lIrm Oct 24. $TRAWBRRY SPIT (88) 10th beaten over.4lto Prlory PIaceig-2) 10 ran. Catterick 7fstks good Selection FULL OF.LIFE.

2.0 SEAGRAVE APPRENTICES SELLING HANDICAP (3-y-o:?769: 6f) (17) 4 214040 CARTOON (D Cooper) Mfrs N Macauley 9.7. CarterS5 3 5 0-00100 CIARIA'SLAD (C) (MrsPLong)DHaydnJonesfl.4. DWiiiams 5 14 6 000000 MAtDEN BIDDER 40) (MAPope) H BasIey 9.4. Lynch 9 7 020000 HOKUSAN (G Steinoerg) K Ivory 9-3.A Shoults 1 110-00200 ILITTLE BORI(W Owen) L Barrait g0.0. I.PHiill5 8 12 030430 QUALITAIREQSS(OuslilairEnkgineering) K Sons 81.6 Brown 4 1 4 0-000 CONSTANTINE DAY (P Watzel) S Norton 8.1 3.R Lappln 5 17 15 000D00 PORT MIST (A Sabin) AJarvis 8-13.SMeecok5 13 1 6 00000 WESBREE BAY (B) (PaynsSmith)NBycroIt8-13. A Richardson 5 02 IDEOLIGIA (A Helaissl)A Hid 8-11. P BrctteS 12 1 8 00300.0 HAPPY HOMlEMAKER (B) (Mrs H C1ar1k)B McM&honSl 8.1.A Ropers5 2 21 200030 PAO (Mrs 0 Redfem) J Holt 8.9.Arranda Clayford 5 0 CAERNARVON BOY (0) (B) (Mrs AMa&r.hall) JK.tettlewel -B A Whitehall 5 33 GOLDEH DISC (J Lenihan) M,1 Camho 8-8.J Queinn00 YANI (P Butter) PButlsr $9.8.

ADickrs 6 27 00000 EBOR GREY (Mrs PCalpln) JMuthan 8.B.,J CarreS 1 0 28 000002 HOPTONS CHANCE (R B Hopton Lid) S Wiles 88SPGrtlhe7 19a4: Top Rtanker 9-1 G Brown (5.1) Rt Stubbs 17 ran. 4 Clara's Lad. 6 Cartoon, 7 Idoligia. Golden Disc, 8 Happy Homemaker. 10 Ouslitalress, HopIons Chance.

FORM: LITTLE IBORI (7-12) unplaced to Uptown Guir (78) 18 ran. Warwick 5f hVcap good to firm Oct 15. OUALITAIIIESS (7-12) 10th beaten 201 to Jame's Pal (9.2) 20 ran.

Hamilton 61 h'cap heavy Oct 1. CONSTANTINE BAY (9.0) 10th beaten over 20110l Askranl. HOPTONS CHOICE (8.5) 2nd bazten 41 to Yellow Bear (8-3) 13 ran.

Hamilton 6f sell hgcap soft Oct 21. IDEOLIGIA (8.) 2nd beaten 211to Milina (8-4) with GOLDEN DISC (8.2) 3rd beaten 2V21 ard CARTOON (9.1) 6th beatan 3YzI wth PAO (7-10j unptaced, 24 ran. Nottingham St self h'cap firm Oct 29.

Selection: HOPTONS CHANCE. Leicester selections By Mandarin 1.35 Polyartis.

2.0 Golden Disc. 2.30 Tom isaac. 3.0 Summer Ridge. By Our Newmarket Correspondent 1.35 Baby Czar.

2.0 Idcoligia. 2.30 Tom Isaac. 3.0 Summer Ridge. 3.30 Swimmer.

2.30 JOHN O'GAUNT NURSERY HANDICAP (2-y-o:?2,178: 7f (1 1) 2 202100 SWIFT'SPAL (C) (Mrs SKhan)G6Lewis 9-7.G Saxton 10 6 000-002 MIRATAINE VENTURE (Venture Chemical Products) R Akehurst 8.6 G Baxter 6 9 O011 TOMI ISAAC IS Dinsmore) P Haslam 8.2 (7 sx'.T Williamsa8 1 0 04300 IBLACK BANK (BF) (B) (Hippodromo Racing) MW Easlerby 8-0.M Hillis 5 12 0000 MAGALDI (TCorby) MRyan &0.D. GCarter 5 4 14 42000 MANTIQUE (A F Budge Equine Ltd) J FitzGerald 7-13.P. A Woo0d 22 0300 GIBBERISH (Cant J Macdonald-Buchanan) M Prescott 7-7.4 Lowe 2 23 00001 HOPEFUL DANCER (0) (MrsJ4Reglar)R Hannon 7.7.M. L Thomas 7 31 000 PEGASUS LADY (T O'Donnell) P Burgoyne 7-7.R Fox 3 34 000 SWYNIFORD PRINCE (Qualitair Hotels Ltd) K Stone 7-7.N Carlisle 1 1 35 02031 NANOR CT Ronan) A Pitt 7-7.L. Riggio 7 9 1984; Secret Valentine 7-10 A Mackay (33-1) h Ryan 14 ran. 9-4 Tom Isaac.

3 Mantique, 4 Hopeful Dancer. 6 Black Bank. 7 Swift's Pal.

10 Mirataine Venture. FORM: SWIFTS PAL (9-3) unplaced 10 SylvAn Express (7-13) 17 ran. Newmarket 7f h'cap good to lirm Oct 18B. MIRATAINE VENTURE (8-1 11) 2nd beaten sh hd to Dunoof (8-11) 20 ran. Leiceste.r 71 stks firm Oct 21. ISAAC (8-1 1) won '.1I from Perspiration (8-8) 1 ran.

Sell stks good to firm Oct 18. DANCER (8-1 1) wNont JVt from Victoria Falls (8-1 1) 17 ran. YarMoUth 71 stks ttood to firm Sep 18. NANOR (8-1) won 21 from Sandron (8-12 19 ran. Lingfielai 61 sell h'cap good oct 10. Selection: MARATAINE VENTURE.

3.0 SQUIRREL HANDICAP. (E3,114: I m 4f) (22) 2 02-233 GABLE (C Budgelt) J Dunlop 3-9-7.S Cauthen 1 5 5 120201 SUMMER RIDGE (CD) (Studcrown Ltd) LCurnani3-9-5 (4 Cx).R Guest I 6 301024 DANSEUSEVERTE (BF) (ACIcore)BHills3-9-4.RHiills 21 7 223010 LEINSTER LAD (0) (BF) (B) jCrmdr HGrent eli)J4Dunlop 3-9-3. AR Fox 6 9 412001 GREENSTEAD LADY (0) (C Blackwetl)J4Winter 4-9-2.

Cochrane 00 WARWIICK SUITE (SirS Le Miarchanl) W Hastings-Bass 3-9-0.R Lines 3 -00 BLUE BROCADE (A Gibson) J Hindley 4.9-0. Hills 4 19 141113 LONGSTOP (0)(BF) (KLuebke)PMakin3-8-7.G Baxter 7 28 034010 GONE BANANAS (L Crookson) B McMahon 4-8-3.A FIoper 7 8 30 234000 WELSH SPY (hi Ferrlti) J P Smith 4-8-1. ML Thomnas 1 7 31 0021-03 CAMPUS BOY (Mirs J Ramsden) Mrs.1 famsden 4-8-1.G Carter 5 GWYNi HOWARDO Cr Yorke) A Pitt 3-8-1. RADWHAW (D) (MrsG0Wood)J4Etherington 4-8-0.M Wood 1 0 37 2330 MAETROLOGY (K Abdullea) W Elsey 3-5-0. Lowe 10 HOT DETTY (0) (P Butler) PButler 5-7-13.A Proud 22 41 00-00 SCARLET TROUPER (ft Hicks) G Balding 5-7-12.A Lappin 7 2 43 001003 PATRICK JOHN LYONS (0) (T Lyops 11) MVanice4-7-12.GDickie 00 WANG FEIHOONG ID) (M Yong) PHaslam 5-7-110.T Williams 1 8 48 0-40044 LADY STEFANIA (B Hamoud) GHuffer 3-7-9.A. Still 0- NJORDIC HAWK (Mrs R Saura-Chacon) A Nicholls 5-7-8.S Gregory 7 3 52 00000- GERE (Mrs M Shayler) P Bevan 4.77.7.- S 53 000000 TUDOR SINGER Craylors of Soham) H Collingridge 4-7-7.1 1 1984: Ridgefield 6-9-06G Starkey (14-1) D Thom 22 ran.

4 Summer Ridge. 5 Longstop, 7 Dariseuse Verte. Greenstead Lady. 8 Lelnster Lad. 10 Warwick Suite. 12 Gone Bananas, 14 others.

FORM: SUMMER RIDGE (9-3) won nk from Hyokin (7-1 1) with GABLE (9-8) 3rd beaten 4116 ran. Leicester Im 41 h'cap firm Oct 21. GREENSTEAD LADY (8-13) won 1 Y21 from Dashiing Light (8-9) 18 ran. Folkestone Im 41 h'cap good to firm Oct 15. WARWICK SUITE (7-9)8Sth to Miaster Line (8- 1) 8 ran.

Newmarket Ima 2f appee h'cap good to firm Oct 19). LONGSTOP (8-3) 3rd beaten 3 Y21 to Fire Bay (9-5) 9 ran. Brighton Im 21 hVcap good Oct 8. GONE BANANAS (8-8) 5th beaten 6 Y.1 to Smokeys Secret (-) with HOT BETTY (8-8) 9th beatenll1 2sl 5 ran.

Chepstowlmn21fapp'ce stks,good tosofttOct21. CAMIPUS BOY (8-9) 3rd beaten 4110 Musical Mystery (8-5)18 ran. Doncaster lm 41 sell stks good Oct 261 RADWHAW (8-0) 3rd beaten 7Y.h10t JaCks Island (8.5) 10 ran. Catterick Im 5f hrcap good to firm Oct 18. METROLOGY (8-11) 13th beaten over 28110o Sterne (8- 9) 15 ran.

Hamilton lm 4f stks soft Oct 21. PATRICK JOHN LYONS (7-7) 3rd beaten 5I to Tars Hil (8-5) with LEINSTER LAD (9-8) 14th beaten over 171 19 ran. Chepatow lm 41 h'cap good to soft Oct 21. 3.30 WYSALL STAKES (3-y-o:?2,029: i rn 2f) (8) 5 124222 EFFIGY (OF) (K Abdulla)GH Iarwood 8-11.G Starkey 6 7 001020 ELRAGGAAS (B) (HamdanAlMaktoum)HiThomsonJones8-8.R Hills 5 8 2-24401 ESQUIRE (D) (K Abdul) B Hills 8.P. Hills1 4 10 34121 IN PERPETUITY (D) (M.iss CPhipps)J4Dunlop 8-7.S Cauthen 8 11 33101 SWIMMER (0) (AI-Dabbos)GHuffer8-6. GCarter 53 1 7 03 DELICATE DESIGN (JR le) J Leigh 0.D.A ShoulIsS 7 25 000032 RUSTLING (G WVard) 0 Arb,uthnot 8-0. SILKO (BP) (Sir MSobell) W`Ham 8-0.M L Thomas 2 I9t4: Gunner Girt 9-06G Outfield (25-1) Rt Holder 18 rAn.

11-4 In Perpetuity, 7.2 Efliy, 9.2 El Raggass. 156 Delicate Design.

FORM: EFFIGY (9-0) saddle-slipped. 2nd beaten 31 OeuI Ivoire (8-6) 15 ran. Oct 17) ESQUIRE (9-0) won 31 from Alphabetical Order (9-0) 10 ran. (Newbury, lm 21 stks. Good, Oct 24). IN PERPETUITY (8-4) won 5I from Blaze 01 Tara (9-0)11 ran. (Warwick, lm 21 st.ks.

Goodto frm.Oct 4).SWIMER 8-9)won41 from RUSTLINIG (8-1 1) 11 ran. (Nottingham., im 21 sIks fir. Oc28).DELIATE AST (8.)3rdbeatn 6VI toBig eef(9-7) 10 ran (Nlewcastle. 1 m If sIk, goo, Oct8). SIKO (811)4t beatn 2.

Zrl(.11 ran (Bath, inm 2f stks. Good to firm July ). EL AGOAAS(8-9)5h beatn 13 oLrn 90 0ran (Baden-Baden, lm3f stks. Soft Au 25, erlir (-12 2n beaen 110Lif Per (-9) ra (Licester.

Good to 4.0 E B F FLECKNEY MAIDEN FILLIES STAKES (Div II: 2-y-o:?1.557: 6f) (16) 2AUSTINA (I Purchase)D0Haydn Jones B-1.0 Sexton 12 5. 0 FANDANGO KISS (MA Jays) R VVilliams 8-11.R Cochrane 2 6 000D0 HELLO MY SWEET (O McDdwell) D Esworth 8-11.RFox 14 7 O0000 HIGHLAND TALE (Mrs R Banks) A Jarvia 8-1 1.0 Nicholls 11 8 04 IVORY GULL (Sheikh Mohammed) J Dunlop 8-11.S Cauth-en 1 9 00 LA DIVINACr(Gregory) GLewis 8.1I. M LThomas 4 1 0 00 LE:NID (Col P Bangough) P Walwyn 8-1Il.N Howe 15 1 1 004 L'ETOILE DU PALAIS (B Taylor) JBridger 8-1 I.A Guest 3 1 4 4 MISS LAURA LE' (MirsA Quinn) PFelgate8B-11I.Gay Keliaway 5 10 18 SHEREEKA (Sheikh Ahmed Al MaktOumr) H Thomson Jones 8-11. R Hills SHIR (A hacchi) AHid#) 8-11.TQuin., S 20. 0 STARBOARD (MArs J Ilowles) W Elsey 8-1 1. Lowe 9 22 44000 TAYLOR OF SOH4 (a) Cray;ors of SohamnLtd)D0Leslie 8-11.

7 23 TEMIPLE WALK (rEgerton) WHernf8-11.B Procter 6 24 0 TRELALES (K Mercer) G Hulfer 8-1It.6 CarterS5 8 25 0033 WATENDt.ATH Cr Barker) E Weymnes 8-1 1.E Guest 31 6 1184: Asoot S-il1 A Murray (11 1-4) Thomson Jones 14 ran. 7-4 Ivory Gull. 3 Shereeka, 9-2 Temple Walk. 6 Miss Laura Lee. 8 Walendlath.0La Divina.

FORM: IVORY GULL (8-8) 4th beaten 10110o Toppeshamme (8-8) 9 ran (Haydock. Soft, Oct 17).

Robert Schwartzman Double Capricorn Zip

LA OiViNiA (6.11) Slh beaten 10110o Out Of Harmiony (B-li) i0 ran (LingfieIld, Staltks, firm. LE HID (LL11) bieaten 10t to Pilot jet (9-0) 16 ran (Newbury.6f stkS.

L'ETOILE CU PLAI (88)4h baten1210 Krcherg(8-8) 5 ran (Wolverhampton. Sf sell stks. Good to firm. ISS AURALEE 8-3)41h eatn 71 to MaI-Y-Pense (8-8) 10 ran (Catterick, 71 stks.

Goodto frm,Oct 8' SARBARD 8-115thbeaten 71 to Arabian Bilues (9-0) 11 ran (Hamilton, 61 stks sol, ct 2). I1EALES(7-)10h batan 6110o Lunar Shiamal-Gal (8-8) 16 ran (Warwick, SI sIks goo to irm.Oct 5).

Jason And Robert Schwartzman

ATENLATH(8-8) 3rd beaten 2V21 I10 Greenihills Girl (8-11) 6 ran RACING: BRITTAIN'S RECORD-BREAKING MARE TO STAY IN TRAINING NEXT YEAR Pebbles is: transatlantic,: queen.