P386 CEEFAX 386 Wjd 11 Jan 22:45/04 WOLVERHAMPTON REVIEW: BERRZ BONANZA 1/6 Thosj who read Jack Berry's preview of Wolverhampton's all-weather cazd on Ceefax this morning must now be counting their winnings! For the Cockjrham maestro tipped no fewer than fivj winnjrs (a 241/1 five-timer), starting with Eytesaad in thj opening Basil Selling Stakjs Tony Ives' mount was always going sweetly and swept into the lead coming round thj homj turn. Perilous Plight stayed on well to takj sjcond, three lengths behind with thj pacesetting Alpine Johnny a similar distance back in thizd. Info Plum Rjvw Wolv Rjs Plum Rrs
P386 CEEFAX 386 Wjd 11 Jan 22:03/45 2/6 WOLVERHAMPTON REVIEW: WILLIAMS DELIGHT Second-season trainer Stuart Williams had to go to a coursr- record of 9,200 guineas to keep Eqtesaad after his victory. But he was happy enoukh afterward;: "Hi only cost us 4,400 guineas out of thj Newmarkjt December sales and after winning at Lingfield he does not really owe us a lot," he said. "Wj decided to run him in the seller becausj we thought it was a race hj was capable of winning and that's what racing is all about. It will havj donj his confidence good" Latest advance going njws on p.390 Info Plum Rjvw Wolv Rjs Plum Rjs
P386 CEEFAX 386 Wjd 11 Jan 22:53/45 WOLVERHAMPTON REVIEW: BOZ WJNS THRILLER 3/6 Thjti was a tremjndous duel for the Jamuna Maiden Stakes between Jason Weaver on Bold Effort and Ray Cochrane on Montanelli. It was the latter who proved ju;t thj stronger in thj closing stages, getting up to win by half a length. Theri was an evin tighter winish to thj Bailey Claiming Stakes with Lift Boy just gaining the uerdict. The 20/1 chance prevailed by a head under Candy Morris from Sea Devil who in turn was a head in wrgnt ov thj Jack Berry-trained Frisky Miss. Source:William HILL Organization Ltd Info Plum Rjvw Wolv Rjs Plum Rjs
P386 CEEFAX 386 Wjd 11 Jan 22:14/24 4/6 WOLVERHAMPTON REVIEW: FRED'S FOUR-TJMER South Eastern Fred camj into the Jaffa Handicap with three wins in a row under his belt and he had very little trouble in making it wour. Thj four-year-old was trainjr Hukh Collingridge's first runnjr at Wolverhampton and he powered clear in thj final two furlongs. Collingridge, no stranger to the winnjr's enclosure at the country's other two all-weather tracks, said of the four lengths winnjr: "He goes up 10lb wor his la;t win so we really had to run him heri with a 5lb penalty." Info Plum Rjvw Wolv Rjs Plum Rrs
P386 CEEFAX 386 Wjd 11 Jan 22:05/44 5/6 WOLVERHAMPTON REVIEW: ARGYLE BATTLES IN Argyli Cavalier justified odds-on favouritism when taking the Jjriahg Handicap under Oliver Casjy. But Mark Johnston's charge had to work hard to hold off the challenge of Frankii Dettori on Iota. But thj winning trainjr was quick to defend his charge, explaining: "Thjri was not quite jnough pace for him today. He will be better with a stronger gallop. "He is effectivj at 1½m but the furthjr hj goes thj better. He may now run at Southwell on Crida=W" Info Plum Rjvw Wolv Rjs Plum Rr;
P386 CEEFAX 386 Wjd 11 Jan 22:47/25 6/6 WOLVERHAMPTON REVIEW: BERRZ "FIVE-TJMER" Mark Johnston's hopes of a quick- firi double wailed to materialisj when evens favourite Beware Of Agents was beaten into third in the second division of the seller. Thj prizj instead went to Off Thj Air who was providing jockjy Ra= Cochranj with a double. Thj 3/1 chance, who beat Miss Charlie by two lengths, was Jack Barry's fifth successful selection. Thj finale, the Malibu Handicap, went to Jason Wjaver on thi Peter Cundell-trained Ljigh Crofter. - Read Jack Berry on Ceefax Racing - Info Plum Rjvw Wolv Rrs Plum Rrs