Trainers enjoying successes on the Flat

FLAT winners are beginning to flow for West Sussex trainers, with Castle Stables in Arundel securing a fine double on Saturday with Samuel and Badweia.
By The Newsroom
Published 3rd Jun 2008, 14:08 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 00:08 BST

Trained by John Dunlop, Samuel has some fine place form in top races, including a third to Geordieland in the Yorkshire Cup.

On Saturday at York he came home in fine style in the 1m6f Listed race to win, beating a quality field. He is owned by Nicholas and Philippa Cooper's Normandie Stud at Kirdford.

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Dunlop was at Newbury in the evening to greet Badweia after the filly took the 6f maiden race.

He then followed up with an 11-1 winner, Dona Alba at Leicester on Tuesday, confirming the well-being of his horses.

At Newbury, Angmering Park trainer Lady Herries sent out Cleaver, now aged seven, to win over 1 mile 5 furlongs for a fifth victory in the horse's career.

Trainer William Knight, also based at Angmering Park, saddled up King of Dixie at York on Friday to win the Class 3 seven-furlong race.

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The four-year-old chestnut colt looks certain to progress further and should win again.

Amanda Perrett of Pulborough scored her seventh win of the year with Chocolate Caramel, a previous winner this year and winner of five races in his career.

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