20/1 SHOCK
KENT GRAND NATIONAL GOES TO OUTSIDER
KILBEGGAN BLADE, far side, lands ahead of Horner Woods after the last fence in the Kent Grand National. He went on to win by two lengths.
The 26th running of the Shepherd Neame Kent Grand National saw 20/1 outsider KILBEGGAN BLADE, ridden by 23-year-old stable girl Ally Stirling, win by two lengths.
Ladies filled the first three places with Hannah Grissell riding Horner Woods into second and Claire Wills taking third on Topless.
Kilbeggan Blade, at 13 the joint oldest horse in the race, hadn't won a point-to-point for six years, but under Rules had earned nearly £100,000 in prize money and once, ridden by AP McCoy, beat Aintree winner Mon Mome.
Charing enjoyed a successful day and a good crowd. The next meeting in the South East is at Godstone onFebruary 12th.
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CAPE STORMER BOWS OUT WITH A WIN
CAPE STORMER bowed out with a win at Peper Harow on Saturday, taking his career total to 32. The Gorman family horse, now 16, was the UK's leading point-to-pointer in 2006. Although
Peper Harow was the last point-to-point meeting of the 2011 season in the South East.
PEPER HAROW May 7th
1. Charing January 30th; 2. Godstone February 20th; 3. Detling February 27th; 4. Godstone March 13th; 5. Penshurst March 20th; 6. Penshurst April 16th; 7. Godstone April 3rd; 8. Parham April 30th.
FOLKESTONE DOUBLE FOR CANNON
South East Area champion jockey Tom Cannon rode a winning double at the United Hunts meeting, Folkestone, on May 12th, the last night of the south east season.
FOLKESTONE PICTURES
PARHAM, Countryside Alliance, April 30th 2011
FREDDIES RETURN EDGES NEARER NATIONAL TITLE
A walkover for Freddies Return gave him his eighth
successive open win for the season at Parham on Saturday, May 7th,
putting him three wins clear in the race to be the country's leading point-to-pointer. His trainer/rider Phil York now shares the lead with Richard Burton for the national men's championship. Both jockeys were on 24 wins on May 7th.
CHARING
Easter Saturday
31st win for
Cape Stormer
ALDINGTON, Easter Monday
FIRST WIN FOR TABITHA WORSLEY
PENSHURST
16th April, 2011
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