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Dare we say it but it’s almost time for Charing Races!

CHARING – Monday 29th March

2.00 Tattersalls Cheltenham 4&5 year old Maiden

2.35 Giles Hopper Family 6 year old & over Maiden

3.10 Adrian Henry Vivier Memorial Conditions

3.45 Oriental Club Owner-Trainer Conditions

4.20 Premiere UK I.S Ltd Mens Open

4.55 Skinner’s Pet Foods Ladies Open

5.30 South East Supporters Club Restricted

The day will be streamed via YouTube, link to follow soon. If you feel you could donate towards the cost, perhaps the gate fee you would have spent if you’d been able to attend, we are very appareciative of those who have donated already. www.crowdfunder.co.uk/sehc-at-charing

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29th march | Charing | SEHC

| GODSTONE | S&E

| PARHAM | C&H

| CHARING | AVT

16th April | Aldington | EK w ws

| penshurst | Osb & wk

| parham | Cl & c

| godstone | msfd

| Peper Harow | SU

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Charing Races Preview

by Storme Rees | March 26, 2021 | News | 0 Comments

Point-to-point racing at Charing, near Ashford, Kent is hopefully resuming on Monday 29th March, with Charing Races making a third attempt to run having been thwarted by Government restrictions on two previous occasions. The meeting will be taking place under strict...

Charing Races – Monday 29th March

by Storme Rees | March 20, 2021 | News | 0 Comments

It's 4th time lucky for the organisers of Charing Races and no one can say they haven't been persistent in trying to get this meeting off the ground. Entries are open and can be taken by Nicky Featherstone if you prefer to post your entry or via the online facility...

SEHC – Charing 15th November

by Storme Rees | October 9, 2020 | News | 0 Comments

Race card 11.00am Conditions (Level 2) 11.35am Tatterstalls Cheltenham Maiden 4&5 Year Olds 12.10 Oriental Club Owner - Trainer Conditions (Level 3) 12.45 Mens Open 13.20 Skinner's Ladies Open 13.55 Resricted 14.30 Maiden 6 Year Old & Up Entries via...

Southdown & Eridge Hunt – Godstone Preview

by Storme Rees | February 25, 2020 | News | 0 Comments

The Southdown and Eridge Hunt point-to-point is the next meeting for the 2020 South East Area Point-to-Point season on Sunday being held at Godstone. The opening race of the day is the 3 mile maiden which has attracted 20 entries. Included in these is Nigel Padfield’s...

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South East Riders

Pete Bull

Wins: 150

Best Course: ?

Best Horse: Honourable Spider (11 wins)

Best Season: 2009 (12 wins)

Last Season: 2 wins

Rides for: Himself, Suzy Bull, Andrew Coveney
Trainer with most wins for: ?

Gemma Cobb

Wins: 4

Best Course: Aldington, Parham, Penshurst (1)

Best Horse: Master Alf (2)

Best Season: 2012 (2)

Last Season: 1

Rides for: Heather Cobb, Ian Cobb
Trainer with most wins for: Heather Cobb (3)

Ella Gillings

Wins: 5 wins from 26 rides
Best Horse: Behind The Scenes.
Best Season: 2015 – 3 wins and 4 places all on Behind The Scenes.
Best Course: Penshurst numbers wise, though Charing is my favourite to ride round. .
Proudest Moment: Behind The Scenes taking Leading Horse in the South East 2015, and by association myself receiving Leading Lady that season.
Horse for this season: Cloudy Bob.

Ray Glennon

Wins: 3

Best Course: Charing/Parham (1)

Best Horse: Keltic Moon, Leafy Arbour, Golden Crisp (1)

Best Season: 2011/2013/2017 (1)

Last Season: 0

Rides for: Nigel Benstead
Trainer with most wins for: Himself, Phil York, Tim Underwood (1)

Rose Grissell

Wins: 6

Best Course: Charing/Godstone (2)

Best Horse: De Clare Man, Myson (2)

Best Season: 2009/2015 (2)

Last Season: 0

Rides for: Herself
Trainer with most wins for: Herself (6)

Will Hickman

Wins: 34

Best Course: Charing (8)

Best Horse: Man From Moscow (5)

Best Season: 2009 (7)

Last Season: 3

Rides for: Hannah Jones, Pam Tetley
Trainer with most wins for: Alison Hickman* (14)

Hannah Jones

Wins: 2

Best Course: Penshurst/Aldington

Best Horse: Ballybrack Dancer

Best Season: 2018 (three winners in three weekends!)

Rides for: Herself

How did I get into Pointing: I always wanted to ride in a P2P and worked for Libby Lawson in 2013, she helped me buy my first pointer. I also worked for Phil York and Will Hickman then started training for my parents in 2016.

Best aspect of the sport: Riding and training winners is what it’s all about. Seeing a horse improve and watching them enjoy their racing.

Charlie Marshall

Wins: 23

Best Course: Penshurst (7)

Best Horse: Conkies Lad (4)

Best Season: 2017 (9)

Last Season: 5
Rides for: Cynthia Woods, Charlotte Marshall
Trainer with most wins for: Cynthia Woods (7)

Izzie Marshall

Wins: 20

Best Course: Penshurst

Best Horse: Start Royal (5 winners)

Best Season: 2017/18 (2nd in the national ladies championship behind Gina Ellis)

Last Season: 11

Rides for: based with Alan Hill, also share the family rides with my brother Charlie for our mum, Charlotte Marshall
How did I get into Pointing: I’ve grown up hunting, eventing, team chasing and Pony Racing.

Best aspect of the sport: Going racing with my friends and family, having a drink afterwards win, lose or draw!!

Beth Mellish

Wins: 2

Best Course: Penshurst/Parham (1)

Best Horse: See You Jack, Jackfield (1)

Best Season: 2017/2018 (1)

Rides for: Margaret Howie

How did I get into pointing: my mum used to have pointers and after I finished college I said I’d like to have a go!

Best aspect of the sport: The bond between horse and rider.

James Rawdon-Mogg

Wins: 0

Best Course: –

Best Horse: –

Best Season: –

Last Season: 0

Rides for: Rose Grissell
Trainer with most wins for: –

Shane Roche

Wins: 30

Best Course: Parham (7)

Best Horse: Curraigflemens/The Ferbane Man/Generous Ransom (3)

Best Season: 2017 (13)

Last Season: 12

Rides for: David Phelan
Trainer with most wins for: David Phelan (10)

Benedict Shaw

Wins: 2

Best Course: Godstone/Peper Harow (1)

Best Horse: Strollawaynow (2)

Best Season: 2017 (2)

Last Season: 0

Rides for: Andrew Wates
Trainer with most wins for: Andrew Wates (2)

Jody Sole

Wins: 45
Best Course: Aldington (7)
Best Horse: Bit Of A Clown (3)
Best Season: 2010/2011 (8)
Last Season: 0
Rides for: Himself, Karen Phillips-Hill, Stephen Allen
Trainer with most wins for: Chris Lawson* (9)

Steve Spice

Wins: 8

Best Course: Penshurst (3)

Best Horse: Dad Says Heazle (2)

Best Season: 2006/2009/2018 (2)

Last Season: 2

Rides for: Himself, Brenda Ansell
Trainer with most wins for: Veronica Park* (3)

Oz Wedmore

Wins: 18

Best Course: Charing/Godstone (4)

Best Horse: Mr Bed Bugs/Orfeo Conti/Showman/Time Is Tickin (2)

Best Season: 2016 (6)

Last Season: 2

Rides for: Rose Grissell, Elizabeth Lawson
Trainer with most wins for: Rose Grissell (6)

Phil York

Wins: 350+

Best Course: ?

Best Horse: Freddies Return (10)

Best Season: 2011 (34)

Last Season: 9

Rides for: Himself, Tim Underwood
Trainer with most wins for: ?

Tabitha Worsley

Best Course: Aldington

Best Horse: Alrafid (First horse I rode and now team chase on him aged 20!)

Best Season: 2016/17 – 14 winners

Rides for: Anyone that wants me.

How did you get into Pointing? Grew up on the hunting field and came through Pony Club. Mum trained a few pointers so I started Pony Racing.

Best Aspect of the sport: The camaraderie in the changing rooms.

Katie Featherstone

Wins: 0 – very close though!

Best Course: Charing

Best Horse: Winola

Rides for: Herself & Connor Gray

How did I get into Pointing: Through my parents who used to own Pointers.

Best aspect of the sport: The adrenaline rush I couldn’t find in any other sport!

Ellie Vaughan

Best Horse: Provincial Pride

Rides for: Penny Vaughan

Favourite Course: Penshurst

Wins: none yet but ridden in some good races.

How did I get into Pointing: I started Pony Racing with a hunting pony then had a go in a Members race 2 years ago and loved it! I now work full time in racing.

Elizabeth Feakes

Favourite Horse: Just a Touch

Favourite Course: Parham (my first ever completion last year but I also love Godstone)

How I got into Pointing: I’ve pretty much always wanted to be a jockey. Brought up in a farming and racing family I have always hunted and more recently whipped in with the Kent and Surrey Bloodhounds. I’m very lucky to have Nicola Aspell to train my horse and support me on race days.

Leaderboards

Points awarded: 1st – 6 points, 2nd – 4 points, 3rd – 2 points.

Leading Gentleman Rider

for the Eric Covell “Flintstone” Cup

1. Shane Roche

2. Charlie Marshall

3. Phil York

Leading Lady Rider

for the Magaret Holland “Rough Scot” Cup
1. Izzie Marshall
2. Rose Grissell

Leading Gentleman Novice Rider

for the “Tern Eran” Cup

1. Ray Glennon

Leading Lady Novice Rider

for the Architade Trophy

1. Beth Mellish

Leading Owner

for the John Hacking “Red Cast” Cup

1. Mr Ian Gibson – Indian Chance

2. Generous Ransom

Leading Novice Horse

for the Skinner Cup

1. Indian Chance

2. Lightonthemountain

Leading Homebred

for the “Marks Methane” Trophy

1. Margot Fontane

Leading Veteran Rider

for the “Colonel Henry” Cup

1. Phil York

Leading Lady Owner Ridden Horse

for the “Red Marshall” Trophy

Cada Club – Hannah Jones

Leading Gentleman Owner Ridden Horse

for the “Pleasure Prints” Challenge Trophy

1. Margot Fontane – Pete Bull

Leading Family Owner Ridden Horse

for the Ian Pattullo Memorial Cup

1. Margot Fontane

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