Bath
Going: good to soft (good in places)
1.40 (5f 160yd) 1, Michaels Choice (Tom Mar-
quand, 7-1); 2, Essaka (28-1); 3, Pastfact
(17-2). 15 ran. NR: Firenze Rosa, Rasheeq. 1Nl,
nk. W Jarvis.
2.10 (5f 10yd) 1, Asadjumeirah (Jim Crowley,
11-4); 2, High Security (13-8 fav); 3, Tenaya
Canyon (11-1). 7 ran. 1l, Kl. Owen
Burrows.
2.45 (1m 2f 37yd) 1, Annandale (R Kingscote,
6-4 fav); 2, Mojandil (5-2); 3, Mahomes (9-2). 9
ran. NR: Chalk Stream, Final Thought. Ol, Kl. M
Johnston.
3.20 (1m 6f) 1, Traisha (David Egan, 4-1); 2,
Urban Artist (10-3 fav); 3, Hereby (12-1). 14
ran. 3l, nk. J P O’Brien.
3.55 (2m 1f 24yd) 1, Quel Destin (Megan
Nicholls, 5-4 fav); 2, Tin Fandango (25-1); 3,
Tigerten (9-4). 13 ran. NR: Call My Bluff, Social
City. 1l, Kl. P F Nicholls.
4.30 (1m) 1, Precisely (Oisin Murphy, 7-4 fav);
2, High Flying Bird (15-2); 3, Little Downs
(10-1). 13 ran. NR: Sarah’s Verse. 2Nl, nk. J
Butler.
5.00 (1m 6f) 1, C’Est No Mour (G Wood, 14-1);
2, Gentleman At Arms (8-1); 3, Tomorrow
Mystery (4-1). 10 ran. Ol, nk. S Hodgson.
5.35 (1m 6f) 1, Prince Imperial (David Egan,
7-1); 2, Tronada (6-1); 3, Alfredo (33-1). 8 ran.
NR: Bright Eyed Eagle. 2l, 1l. R Hughes.
Jackpot: £3,322.80.
Placepot: £15.70.
Quadpot: £2.40.Kempton
Going: standard / slow
4.25 (6f) 1, Twilighting (Dane O’Neill, 9-2); 2,
Winnetka (5-2 fav); 3, Six Til Twelve (12-1). 8
ran. NR: Rhubarb. 1l, Ol. H Candy.
4.55 (6f) 1, Brenner Pass (Finley Marsh, 2-1
fav); 2, Ghepardo (33-1); 3, Sir Rodneyredblood
(4-1). 8 ran. NR: Sarayaat. Ol, Ol. R Hughes.
5.30 (6f) 1, Red Mirage (J Fanning, 10-1); 2, Hel-
lo Me (8-11 fav); 3, Escape (14-1). 11 ran. 1Nl,
Kl. M Johnston.6.00 (6f) 1, Desert Doctor (Andrea Atzeni,
15-2); 2, Tinto (11-1); 3, Motagally (4-1). 9 ran.
NR: No Nonsense. Sh hd, 3l. Ed Walker.
6.30 (1m) 1, State Occasion (Hollie Doyle, 2-1
fav); 2, Tornadic (11-2); 3, Miami Joy (9-2). 7
ran. Sh hd, 3Kl. R M Beckett.
7.00 (1m) 1, Almufti (J Fanning, 4-1 fav); 2, Mon
Choix (14-1); 3, Jumaira Bay (11-2). 14 ran. 2Kl,
nk. H Palmer.
7.30 (7f) 1, I’m Available (Jason Watson, 9-2);
2, Chloellie (4-1); 3, Must Be An Angel (28-1). 11
ran. NR: Inevitable Outcome, Queen Of Bur-
gundy. 1Kl, hd. S C Williams.
8.00 (7f) 1, Frow (J Fanning, 4-1); 2, Excelinthe-
jungle (33-1); 3, Cashel (5-1). 12 ran. NR: Its All
Clover Now, Lili Wen Fach. 1l, 1Kl. D H
Brown.
8.30 (7f) 1, Secret Treaties (E Walsh, 8-1); 2, My
Law (100-30 fav); 3, Itmakesyouthink (11-2).
12 ran. NR: Littlemissattitude, Rhubarb. nk, nk.
C Dunnett.
Placepot: £43.10.
Quadpot: £17.50.Nottingham
Going: soft (good to soft in places)
1.00 (1m 75yd) 1, Set Point (B A Curtis, 7-2); 2,
Encounter Order (5-1); 3, Soapy Stevens (20-1).
11 ran. 2Nl, 1Ol. H Palmer.
1.30 (1m 75yd) 1, Noon Star (R L Moore, 11-4);
2, Ocean Road (12-1); 3, Mrs Fitzherbert (18-1).
9 ran. NR: Where’s Steph. 3Nl, Kl. Sir Michael
Stoute.
2.00 (1m 75yd) 1, Gordonstoun (Cieren Fallon,
4-1 jt-fav); 2, Coul Kat (4-1 jt-fav); 3, Sammy
Sunshine (13-2). 14 ran. NR: Parish Academy.
1l, hd. P F I Cole.
2.35 (1m 2f 50yd) 1, Lunar Jet (Phil Dennis,
12-1); 2, Kryptos (7-2); 3, Badenscoth (9-1). 7
ran. NR: Balzac, Dogged. 1Nl, nk. J Mackie.
3.10 (5f 8yd) 1, Fantasy Master (S De Sousa,
3-1); 2, Dark Illusion (13-8 fav); 3, West Way
Never (3-1). 5 ran. 1l, 2Kl. M Appleby.
3.45 (5f 8yd) 1, Dakota Gold (Connor Beasley,
7-4 fav); 2, Aljady (4-1); 3, Wonderwork (28-1).
10 ran. 3Kl, 1Ol. M Dods.4.20 (5f 8yd) 1, Wrenthorpe (G Lee, 9-2); 2, Free
Love (14-1); 3, Case Key (12-1). 10 ran. NR:
Bellevarde. 1Ol, Kl. B Smart.
4.50 (5f 8yd) 1, Tilsworth Rose (Thore Hammer
Hansen, 13-2); 2, Mecca’s Hot Steps (6-1); 3,
Not On Your Nellie (11-2). 10 ran. NR: Burton-
wood, Twelve Diamonds, Viking Way. Ol, 1Ol. J
R Jenkins.
5.20 (5f 8yd) 1, Balancing Act (J Garritty, 17-2);
2, Charles Le Brun (18-1); 3, Lydiate Lady
(12-1). 12 ran. Sh hd, Ol. Jedd O’Keeffe.
Placepot: £99.80.
Quadpot: £10.10.Wetherby
Going: good to soft
1.52 (2m hdle) 1, Historic Heart (David Noonan,
8-1); 2, First Impression (6-4 jt-fav); 3, Mid-
nights Legacy (6-4 jt-fav). 10 ran. NR: Mesmer-
ic. ns, 16l. N J Hawke.
2.25 (2m 3f 85yd ch) 1, Shan Blue (Harry Skel-
ton, 5-4 fav); 2, Repetitio (10-1); 3, Champagne
Well (15-8). 8 ran. 14l, 1Ol. D Skelton.3.00 (2m 3f 154yd hdle) 1, Ask A Honey Bee (P
J Brennan, 1-2 fav); 2, Ashtown Lad (6-1); 3,
Sunset West (33-1). 10 ran. NR: Thais Toir. Kl,
11l. F O’Brien.
3.35 (2m 3f 154yd hdle) 1, Valleres (D A Jacob,
3-1); 2, Kilbrook (85-40 fav); 3, French Paradoxe
(66-1). 11 ran. 6Kl, Kl. A King.
4.10 (2m 3f 85yd ch) 1, Cool Mix (C O’Farrell,
17-2); 2, Sky Pirate (11-2 fav); 3, Storm Control
(15-2). 14 ran. NR: Demi Sang. 4Nl, 7l. I Jardine.
4.45 (3m 26yd hdle) 1, Mr Scrumpy (Joe Colli-
ver, 3-1 fav); 2, Shantou Vow (12-1); 3, Silva
Eclipse (12-1). 11 ran. Kl, 2Nl. Jedd O’Keeffe.
5.15 (1m 7f 36yd ch) 1, Amoola Gold (Harry
Skelton, 4-1); 2, Havana Hermano (11-1); 3,
Vado Forte (17-2). 11 ran. NR: Movie Legend. 1l,
3 Nl. D Skelton.
5.45 (2m hdle) 1, Anemoi (D A Jacob, 9-2);
2, Proschema (11-8 fav); 3, Oakley (9-2).
11 ran. NR: Dont Hesitate. 1Ol, 1Kl. H
Whittington.
Placepot: £11.70.
Quadpot: £10.10.Yesterday’s racing results
The former Team Sky and British
Cycling doctor Richard Freeman either
lost or destroyed data on three different
laptops, a medical tribunal has heard.
Freeman was giving evidence at his
fitness-to-practise tribunal yesterday
in Manchester where he is facing an
accusation that he ordered a banned
substance to dope a rider.
It emerged at the height of the “Jiffy
bag” controversy in 2017 that Freeman,
who denies buying 30 sachets of
Testogel to enhance the performance
of an athlete despite attempting to
cover up the fact that he had it delivered
to the National Cycling Centre, had one
laptop with medical data stolen while
on holiday in Greece in 2014.
Last week at the tribunal it emerged
that he destroyed a second laptop with
a hammer or a screwdriver before it was
examined by forensic experts enlisted
by the General Medical Council (GMC).
Yesterday a Medical Practitioners
Tribunal Service heard how Freeman
was unable to share blood data with the
Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)
because of an issue with another laptop
in August 2011.
Three months after the testosterone
Sport
Freeman admits to
third ‘loss of data’
delivery Freeman emailed UCI,
informing it that he had “lost my hard
drive and much data”.
Acting for the GMC, Simon Jackson,
QC, said: “This seems to be an unfortu-
nate third occasion when you’ve either
lost or broken a hard drive. What were
the circumstances in which you lost
your hard drive on this occasion?”
Seemingly confused, Freeman
initially claimed it was a reference to
the laptop stolen in Greece. When Jack-
son made clear that he was referring to
something three years earlier, Freeman
said he had not lost a hard drive in 2011
but had not been able to gain access.
“If you’d lost access, surely you would
have said, ‘I am unable to access data,’ ”
Mr Jackson replied. “You wouldn’t say,
‘I’ve lost it,’ or am I being pedantic?”
“I don’t think you are being
pedantic,” Freeman said.
Mr Jackson also suggested that
Freeman had acquired knowledge
about doping after moving into cycling
in 2009 and had put that knowledge to
use, suggesting he was a “gamekeeper-
turned-poacher”.
Freeman replied: “I’d like to think I
was more the gamekeeper of Team Sky.
I can’t comment as a poacher because I
never considered myself a poacher.”
The hearing continues.Cycling
Matt Lawton Chief Sports Correspondent
South Africa
government in
threat to board
Cricket
The South African government has
threatened to intervene in the running
of the country’s cricket authority,
risking action from the International
Cricket Council.
The sports minister Nathi Mthethwa
has written to the acting president of
Cricket South Africa (CSA), Beresford
Williams, highlighting long-running
dissatisfaction at the governing body
and an alleged “failure of leadership to
effectively manage its affairs”. While
Mthethwa says he sees “no value in any
further engagement with CSA”, he has
offered it until October 27 to respond.
The ICC requires national boards to be
independently run but needs a protest
to be lodged or to recognise exceptional
circumstances to begin investigating.
England are pencilled in for three
one-day internationals and three T20s
in November and December, though
talks continue given the complications
of the Covid-19 pandemic.
6 John Reid, the former New Zealand
captain and the country’s oldest Test
player, has died at the age of 92. During
a Test career spanning 1949 to 1965,
Reid won 58 caps and became one of
the game’s leading all-rounders. He
went on to become a match referee.H
ollie Doyle
yesterday
broke her own
record for the number
of winners in a yearby a woman jockey in
Britain when riding
State Occasion to
victory at Kempton
Park last night. It was
her 117th victory of
the campaign (Rob
Wright writes).
The feat is all the
more remarkable as
racing was suspended
for 75 days because ofthe coronavirus
pandemic.
“When I broke the
record last year, in the
back of my mind I was
always thinking about
breaking it again this
year, as I didn’t want
it to be a one-off,”
Doyle, 24, said. “So
I’m delighted to have
achieved that goal.”Delighted
Doyle sets
new mark
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