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04 May 2010 Report: South Shropshire - Eyton-on-Severn

The large crowd were treated to a cracking day's racing at Eyton-on-Severn at the South Shropshire meeting on May Bank Holiday Monday. READ MORE

27 April 2010 Report: Atherstone - Clifton-on-Dunsmore

The Atherstone Point-to-Point took place on Sunday, 25th April at Clifton-on-Dunsmore. READ MORE

27 April 2010 Report: Pentyrch - Bonvilston

A bumper crowd attended the Pentych Hunt Point-To-Point Steeplechases at Redlands Farm, Bonvilston,last Saturday and the feature, the Welsh Point-To-Point Grand National, was a cracker with four of the eight starters still in with a chance two fences from the finish. READ MORE

27 April 2010 Report: Berkeley - Woodford

The warm weather brought out a large crowd who were treated to an excellent days racing and a double for our reigning Area champion Claire Allen from Berkeley. READ MORE

27 April 2010 Report: Four Burrow - Trebudannon

Richard Woollacott looks assured of another Devon & Cornwall title this season and kept in touch in his quest for the National title with a double at the Four Burrow taking him to the 20 winner mark. READ MORE

27 April 2010 Report: Axe Vale - Stafford Cross

Owners Andrew and Linda Pugsley certainly hit the jackpot when they purchased Fully Loaded last autumn for their daughters Lucy and Emma to start their race riding careers. READ MORE

27 April 2010 Report: York & Ainsty - Easingwold

The York and Ainsty meeting was held this weekend at Easingwold and ground staff did a tremendous job to produce some excellent racing conditions, which resulted in some large fields and excellent finishes. READ MORE

22 April 2010 Report: Seavington - Littlewindsor

Charlotte Tizzard reached the eight-winner mark - and third place in the National Lady Riders table - with a double on Hunt race winner Back Nine and Emile Zola (Ladies Open) at Littlewindsor. READ MORE

22 April 2010 Report: South & West Wilts - Larkhill

Will White rode a double for trainer John Dufosee on Kerdari in the Maiden race and Irish Toast in the Restricted at Larkhill. READ MORE

20 April 2010 Report: Vale of Aylesbury with Garth & South Berks

A huge crowd turned out in the sunshine to see a great days racing on well-watered ground. The feature race of the day was the Southern Grand National. READ MORE

20 April 2010 Report: Cotswold Vale Farmers - Andoversford

When Point-to-Point racing started at Andoversford at 2.30pm the venue had already been open for four hours with people soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying the entertainment and craft stalls which formed part of the Country Fair organised by the Cotswold Vale Farmers. READ MORE

20 April 2010 Report: Worcestershire - Chaddesley Corbett

A near capacity crowd was on hand to witness an excellent day's racing at Chaddesley Corbett on Saturday afternoon. READ MORE

20 April 2010 Report: Ystrad Taf Fechan - Ystradowen

Just as the previous Saturday, when the Glamorgan Hunt staged their fixture, thousands of racegoers turned up at Ystradowen for the Ystrad Taf Fechan meeting. READ MORE

20 April 2010 Report: Cleveland - Mordon

The day started off with fantastic sunshine, which deteriorated through the day with light showers eventually moving down, but this did not deter racegoers who enjoyed an excellent nine race card. READ MORE

20 April 2010 Report: Dartmoor - Flete Park

Spring sunshine brought out a massive crowd for the Dartmoor meeting on Saturday (April 17th) in the picturesque setting of Flete Park. READ MORE

19 April 2010 Report: Essex - High Easter

A massive crowd basked in midsummer-like conditions and there was no more deserving winner than the opening race hero, Montevideo, at the Essex Point-To-Point at High Easter on Saturday. READ MORE

19 April 2010 Report: Quorn - Garthorpe

A large crowd watched some exciting racing at a warm, sunny Garthorpe on Sunday. READ MORE

19 April 2010 Report: Cheshire - Alpraham

Arthur Shone reviews all the action from the Cheshire meeting at Alpraham. READ MORE

15 April 2010 Report: Wessex Area

Brian and Gill Armstrong report on all of the action in the Wessex Area last weekend. READ MORE

15 April 2010 Report: Cotswold - Andoversford

Mark Wall hopes of winning this year's Area Championship were given a major boost when the Northleach rider claimed two more victories during Sunday's Cotswold Point-to-Point at Andoversford. READ MORE

14 April 2010 Report: Pytchley - Guilsborough

The Pytchley Point-to-Point took place on Sunday, 11th April at Guilsborough, where a good crowd saw a healthy number of runners contest the seven race card. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: Ludlow - Bitterley

A bumper crowd enjoyed an excellent eight race card at Bitterley, the spring sunshine generating a carnival- like atmosphere. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: Glamorgan - Ystradowen

Thousands of racegoers flocked to Ystradowen for the rearranged Glamorgan Hunt Point-to-Point and the crowd was one that Chepstow Races - held on the same day - would have died for! READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: West Wales Area Club - Lydstep

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again is the motto the newly formed West Wales Area Club committee took as inspiration and third time lucky, the weather finally came good for them, after two previous postponements due to unraceable weather in January. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: Tweseldown Racing Club - Tweseldown

Marcus Gorman repeated his riding double of twelve months ago when winning the £500 to the winner Mens Open and the Tweseldown Club Members race. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: Eggesford - Upcott Cross

Joe Tickle and Darren Edwards were the jockeys in form at the Eggesford meeting at Upcott Cross on Sunday, both booting home a double on ground which was described as good, good to soft in places. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: East Cornwall - Great Trethew

Leading Devon & Cornwall area jockey Richard Woollacott maintained his bid for the National Mens title with a double at the re-arranged East Cornwall fixture at Great Trethew. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: Middleton - Whitwell-on-the-Hill

The Middleton Point-to-Point at Whitwell-on-the-Hill was blessed with fantastic weather, which graced race goers through out the day. A bumper eight race card took place and spectators were by no means disappointed. READ MORE

13 April 2010 Report: Cheshire Forest - Tabley

Point-to-Point enthusiasts basked in glorious sunshine at the Cheshire Forest meeting at Tabley. READ MORE

09 April 2010 Report: Croome & West Warwickshire - Upton-upon-Severn

Hanley Swan trainer Andy Hobbs sent out his first winner of the season at Upton-upon-Severn on Tuesday afternoon. READ MORE

08 April 2010 Report: South Pembrokeshire - Lydstep

There is just no stopping South Pembrokeshire's John Mathias and with the large Bank holiday crowd supporting him at his local Lydstep meeting he went on to ride four winners for the fourth time this season, leaving many to trawl through the record books to see if this has ever been done before. READ MORE

08 April 2010 Report: Taunton Vale - Kingston St Mary

Josh Guerriero and Suzy Berry took the riding honours with doubles at Kingston St Mary on Easter Monday. READ MORE

08 April 2010 Report: Tedworth - Barbury Castle

Commander Vic and Tom Bishop coasted home a distance clear of their rivals in the coveted 3m6f Tedworth Gold Cup at Barbury Racecourse on Saturday. READ MORE

07 April 2010 Report: North Shropshire - Eyton-on-Severn

The bumper crowd at Eyton-on-Severn were treated to a really good day of racing, with the 2m4f Maiden divided they had an extra race to watch, making eight races in total on the day. READ MORE

07 April 2010 Report: Four Burrow - Trebudannon

It looked like being a bad day for Richard Woollacott as he attempted to keep up his Men's title challenge at the Four Burrow. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: Vale of Aylesbury with Garth & S. Berks - Kimble

Whilst everywhere else in the country was victim of pouring rain and soft ground, at Kimble the sun shone and the going was good. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: North Staffordshire - Sandon

Thankfully the adverse weather forecast did not materialise at the North Staffs at Sandon, but the rain had got into the ground making for testing conditions on the day. As a result only twenty five runners went to post to contest seven races, eight of those went in the Open Maiden, which was the largest field of the day. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: Bedale - Hornby Castle

This year's Bedale meeting differed from the past several years as the ground was riding very much on the testing side, making the races an emphasis on stamina. Although the damp weather persisted throughout the afternoon, the beer tent appeared to do exceptionally well, with people queuing out the door. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: Vine & Craven - Hackwood Park

A Bank Holiday crowd approaching 4,000 enjoyed competitive racing at Hackwood Park on Monday. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: South Notts - Thorpe Lodge

A large Bank Holiday crowd enjoyed some good racing action at the South Notts Point-to-Point held at Thorpe Lodge on Easter Monday. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: Staintondale - Charm Park

The Bank Holiday provided an excellent day's racing and although the weather was a bit on the chilly side there was plenty to get excited about. READ MORE

06 April 2010 Report: North Cotswold - Paxford

Jockey Mark Wall, Owner Sue Collett and Trainer Fergal O'Brien were in unstoppable form during Monday's North Cotswold Point-to-Point at Paxford. READ MORE

01 April 2010 Report: Avon Vale - Larkhill

Irish Toast was a popular first winner of the season for trainer John Dufosee, who is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment at Taunton Hospital. READ MORE

31 March 2010 Report: Easton Harriers - High Easter

Saturday's Easton Harriers Point-to-Point at High Easter could turn out to have been a pivotal moment with regards to the destiny of the various East Anglian Jockeys' Championships. READ MORE

31 March 2010 Report: Heythrop - Dunthrop

After two previous postponements due to bad weather, it was third time lucky at Dunthrop. READ MORE

31 March 2010 Report: Oakley - Brafield-on-the-Green

A field 11 went to post for the first division of the five-year-olds and over Open Maiden and the 9/4 favourite Sky Hole (Richard Bandey) willingly obliged. READ MORE

29 March 2010 Report: Silverton - Black Forest Lodge

Richard Woollacott took the training honours at the Silverton's meeting at Black Forest Lodge on Saturday, saddling both winners of the Open Maiden race for Witheridge-based Fred and Elizabeth Roberts and their son Steven, as well as Mens Open winner Cookies Bank.  READ MORE

29 March 2010 Report: Ledbury - Maisemore Park

Dymock Owner Clive Bennett provided sponsorship for the 2m4f Maiden during 'Ledbury meeting at Maisemore Park but earlier in the afternoon he had picked up prizemoney of his own after Raleagh House's success in the Conditions race. READ MORE

28 March 2010 Report: Belvoir - Garthorpe

A large crowd enjoyed some fantastic Point-to-Point racing which took place in fine spring sunshine at Garthorpe on Saturday. Fifty four runners contested seven races. READ MORE

24 March 2010 Report: Bicester with Whaddon Chase - Whitfield

A fantastic day's racing in the sunshine at Whitfield racecourse and a huge crowd turned out to see the second South Midlands meeting of the weekend. READ MORE

24 March 2010 Report: V.W.H. - Siddington

Despite the ever-present rain a huge crowd turned out to see the V.W.H meeting at Siddington. READ MORE

24 March 2010 Report: Mendip Farmers - Ston Easton

Napolitain (Ryan Bliss) wore down 4/7F Mustangsallyrally (Nick Williams) to take the Mens Open at Ston Easton. Mustangsallyrally looked the winner throughout most of the last mile, but Napolitain wouldn't go away and finally gained the advantage on the flat. READ MORE

24 March 2010 Report: Wilton - Badbury Rings

Sure Future may retire on a winning note after his second consecutive win in the Wilton Hunt race at Badbury Rings on Saturday. The 14-year-old just got the better of Pastek (Charlotte Brown) after the pair had swept past favourite Yes My Lord (Ryan Bliss) entering the straight. READ MORE

23 March 2010 Report: Curre & Llangibby - Howick

The going was good to soft at the Curre & Llangibby whereas six days earlier it had been good to firm. Robin Butterworth's Willoughby Flyer, the rank outsider at 10-1 in a field of six, made every post a winning one when collecting his fourth Members race under James Price whose father Joe can also claim to have won the race himself on several occasions in the distant past. READ MORE

23 March 2010 Report: Lamerton - Kilworthy

The Lamerton attracted a total of 62 runners for their six races at Kilworthy where rain softened ground put a premium on stamina. READ MORE

23 March 2010 Report: Hampshire - Hackwood Park

Cirencester Agricultural College student Claire Douglas rode the first double of her career on a successful day's racing at Hackwood Park on Sunday. READ MORE

23 March 2010 Report: South Herefordshire - Garnons

The expected rain eased the ground for the South Herefordshire Hunt Point-to-Point at Garnons and with clerk of the course Stan Turner and his team having done a great job of preparing it, there was no shortage of runners at the parkland course. READ MORE

23 March 2010 Report: Hurworth - Hutton Rudby

The Hurworth Point-to-Point held its meeting this weekend at Hutton Rudby and despite wet weather throughout the day there were several very large fields as well as a decent cround. The ground was riding heavy and most races took some getting. READ MORE

22 March 2010 Report: Grove & Rufford - Welbeck

A good sized crowd were treated to some exciting Point-To-Point racing when the Grove & Rufford Hunt held their annual meeting on this popular racecourse at Welbeck on Sunday. READ MORE

18 March 2010 Report: New Forest - Larkhill

Philip Prince, 17, from Podimore near Yeovil, enjoyed a winning first Point-to-Point ride on Spanchil Hill in the New Forest Novice Riders' race at Larkhill. Philip was a prolific pony race winner - his father, Richard, sponsors the Wessex Area Pony Races - and has ridden one winner from six rides on the Flat, after initially being denied an amateur licence by the BHA due to a hearing disability. READ MORE

18 March 2010 Report: Quantock Staghounds - Cothelstone

Charlotte Budd sent out Hawkridge (Members) and Think On This (Confined) to land the first double of her 37-year training career at Cothelstone. "We live just the other side of the hill [at Enmore] so this is our local course and I'm so pleased that my parents and my son Richard are here today", she smiled. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: Fitzwilliam (Milton) - Cottenham

Lotta Presents came close to breaking the course record as he just got the better of a thrilling tussle with Goscar Rock in a superb Connolly's Red Mills Intermediate Race at the Fitzwilliam Point-To-Point at Cottenham on Sunday. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: Oxford University Hunt Club - Kingston Blount

Finally, a South Midlands Area meeting that survived the weather; spectators who braved the cold were well rewarded with a competitive day's racing. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: Tivyside - Cilwendeg

Organizing any event; especially an outdoor one, is always a challenge and can be subject to last minute changes and hiccups, but nothing could prepare secretary Liz Rooney and the committee of the Tivyside Point-to-Point races for the phone call at 7am the morning of racing with news that the paramedics team booked for the meeting were unable to attend, leaving the fixture in doubt. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: Western - Wadebridge

A piece of Point-to-Point history was created at Wadebridge on Saturday when seven-times Lady Champion jockey Polly Gundry rode into the record books. Her two winners at the showground took her career tally to 288, thus overtaking the now-retired Alison Dare's existing record. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: Dart Vale & Haldon Harriers - Buckfastleigh

Bishy Barnaby faced his first real test in Open company, having won his previous four starts in impressive style; the nine-year-old duly delivered in the Westcountry Champion Chase at Buckfastleigh, providing Richard Woollacott with the first leg of a double. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: South Wold - Brocklesby Park

The South Wold Point-to-Point took place on Saturday at Brocklesby Park amid glorious spring sunshine. 65 runners contested seven races and a fair crowd witnessed some thrilling finishes. READ MORE

16 March 2010 Report: Curre & Llangibby - Howick

Joseph Williams, 17, of St Mellons near Cardiff, chalked up his first winner in just five rides when winning a match for the Members race at the rearranged Curre & Llangibby fixture at Howick, near Chepstow. READ MORE

15 March 2010 Report: Holderness - Dalton Park

The Ladies were the ones in form this weekend on what turned out to be a fantastic days racing. READ MORE

15 March 2010 Report: Sir W. W. Wynn's - Bangor-on-Dee

The Wynnstay Point-to-Point meeting at Bangor-on-Dee produced a cracking days racing, with plenty of runners and sunshine attracting a very large crowd. READ MORE

10 March 2010 Report: East Anglian Area

It was a case of doubles all round as East Anglia played host to a brace of cold but entertaining Point-to-Points over the weekend. On Saturday the spotlight fell on Higham for the Granta Harriers meeting while on Sunday it moved to Ampton where the course survived three inspection following overnight frost to stage the Suffolk fixture. READ MORE

09 March 2010 Report: South Devon - Ideford Arch

The judge was kept very busy at Ideford Arch, where four of the seven races resulted in tight finishes. READ MORE

08 March 2010 Report: Tanatside - Eyton-on-Severn

The rearranged Tanatside Point-to-Point meeting at Eyton-on-Severn went ahead in glorious sunshine. READ MORE

08 March 2010 Report: Derwent - Charm Park

The Derwent Point to Point was blessed with glorious weather this weekend, which attracted a large crowd and with almost perfect ground there were runners in abundance. READ MORE

08 March 2010 Report: Cottesmore - Garthorpe

The Leicestershire Point-to-Point season got under way with the opening meeting taking place at Garthorpe, near Melton Mowbray, when the Cottesmore held the first of five meetings to be held on this popular racecourse. The opening race was delayed owing to early morning frost in the ground but a good sized crowd enjoyed some first class racing. READ MORE

04 March 2010 Report: Army - Larkhill

Nicholas The Spark (Rilly Goschen) made all the running in the second Maiden at Larkhill to provide an emotional success for trainer Angela Davis, and Jim and Beverley Baker, who were representing their aunt, winning owner Joan Hart. READ MORE

02 March 2010 Report: Blankney - North Carlton

Eighty-eight runners contested a bumper ten race Blankney Point-to-Point at North Carlton on Sunday. READ MORE

01 March 2010 Report: Carmarthenshire - Erw Lon

On testing ground described as officially soft, and with two fences omitted on the course due to ground conditions, father and daughter Dai and Jessica Jones from Carmarthen, rode into the Welsh Point-to-Point record books on Saturday, when lining up in the opening race of the day, the Carmarthenshire Hunt Members race. READ MORE

01 March 2010 Report: Albrighton - Chaddesley Corbett

The weather forecast prior to this meeting had been a cause for concern; the Met Office had forecasted heavy rain and strong winds, but thankfully these did not materialise and Point-to-Point enthusiasts enjoyed a dry day which was a bit on the chilly side. READ MORE

01 March 2010 Report: North Hereford - Whitwick Manor

A strong drying wind came to the eleventh hour rescue of the North Herefordshire Hunt Point-to-Point at Whitwick Manor, with the official going ‘good, good to soft in places'. READ MORE

23 February 2010 Report: Countryside Alliance (Wessex) - Badbury Rings

Suzy Berry and Jack Barber rode doubles at Badbury Rings, where a large crowd turned out to see top-class Point-to-Point racing and a wealth of Countryside attractions. READ MORE

23 February 2010 Report: East Cornwall - Great Trethew

There was a big shock in the Mixed Open, in which the odds-on favourite Southwestern crashed out of the race at the first fence. READ MORE

22 February 2010 Report: Brocklesby - Brocklesby Park

The Brocklesby Point-to-Point took place on Saturday at Brocklesby Park, Habrough. READ MORE

16 February 2010 Report: Mid Devon - Black Forest Lodge

Joaaci was a smart chaser at his best under Rules and justified favouritism in good style in the Mens Open, staying on well to beat Quizzling and Turbulance. READ MORE

16 February 2010 Report: South Dorset - Milborne St Andrew

Turthen, runner-up to Cappa Bleu in the 2009 Christies' Foxhunter, will return to Cheltenham on March 19th after Sunday's impressive Ladies Open win. Jo Buck set a true test on Jackie du Plessis' Cornish raider Kingsmill Lake and still led over the second last, but Charlotte Tizzard was merely biding her time on the 4/7 favourite, who sprinted 10 lengths clear. READ MORE

16 February 2010 Report: East Essex - Marks Tey

Three of East Anglia's top yards hit form at the East Essex fixture at Marks Tey on Saturday, with Joe Turner and David Kemp both registering doubles, and Tory Hayter having to content herself with a first and a second. READ MORE

16 February 2010 Report: Midlands Area Club - Thorpe Lodge

A fair crowd witnessed some excellent Point to Point racing at Thorpe Lodge on Sunday. 67 runners contested the 7 races on good to soft ground. READ MORE

16 February 2010 Report: Sinnington - Duncombe Park

The Sinnington Point-to-Point was blessed with good weather this weekend, despite it being a tad chilly. Several huge fields meant that there were several very exciting finishes as well as some decent horses taking part. READ MORE

09 February 2010 Report: United Services - Larkhill

Coombe Hill defied his 50/1 odds to land a thrilling Coronation Gold Cup for trainer-rider Charlotte Tizzard and her father Alan Tizzard at Larkhill on Saturday. Faced by a top-class 17-strong field, Charlotte drove Coombe Hill home ahead of Mustangsallyrally, Drybrook Bedouin and Southwestern after all four horses had jumped the last in close contention. READ MORE

09 February 2010 Report: South Pool Harriers - Buckfastleigh

The Mixed Open race was divided on the day at Buckfastleigh on Sunday where ten races in all were held at the popular fixture. READ MORE

08 February 2010 Report: Burton - North Carlton

Following postponement last week due to the frost, the Burton Point-to-Point was successfully re-scheduled and took place this Sunday at North Carlton. Thirty runners contested six races and although this was disappointing in terms of numbers, the races were competitive with some exciting finishes. READ MORE

08 February 2010 Report: Old Raby Hunt Club - Witton Castle

The Old Raby Point-to-Point began the Yorkshire season, which saw the Dawson and Greenall families in flying form as they took six of the seven races between them. READ MORE

08 February 2010 Report: Vale of Clettwr - Erw Lon

On one of the sunniest days so far of 2010, 19-year-old Jessica Jones of Carmarthen welcomed into the winners' enclosure her horse Pussigny, winner by a distance of the opening Hunt Members race at Erw Lon on Saturday, fifty years after her grandfather Trefor Jones trained his first winner at the Pencader track. Ridden by her father Dai, it's a milestone many will fail to emulate and after such tough winter weather-wise to train Pointers, a great achievement. READ MORE

02 February 2010 Report: Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace - Horseheath

Point-to-Pointing beat the weather and fans were able to enjoy some glorious winter sunshine at the Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace meeting at Horseheath on Saturday - but it was a close run thing! READ MORE

26 January 2010 Report: North Cornwall - Wadebridge

The Nikki Frost yard continued in good form at Wadebridge as Sporting Rebel and Glacial Call repeated their Ideford Arch December double. Glacial Call had also been successful at the previous meeting on the showground, so his third win of the season took the yard's score to a commendable five at this early stage of the campaign. READ MORE

26 January 2010 Report: Waveney Harriers - Higham

Fleur Hawes had reason to smile through the pain during an excellent Waveney Harriers Point-To-Point meeting at Higham on Sunday. READ MORE

25 January 2010 Report: Tiverton Foxhounds - Chipley Park

Richard Barber scored a treble at Chipley Park on Sunday but the in-form trainer was denied a four-timer when the hot-pot Le Duc was beaten in the Mixed Open. READ MORE

25 January 2010 Report: Royal Artillery - Larkhill

Godfrey Maundrell rode his first-ever treble of his 40-year career at Larkhill on Saturday. "It's all thanks to Paul [Thompson] who puts in so much time training the horses", said Godfrey afterwards, now on the 148-career winner mark. He added: "You dream about this sort of thing. Mind you, I'm not sure how long I'll have to wait to ride a four-timer!" READ MORE

31 December 2009 Report: Harkaway Club - Chaddesley Corbett

There is an old saying that "Fortune favours the brave" and that remarks certainly applies to Monday's Point-to-Point at Chaddesley Corbett. READ MORE

29 December 2009 Report: South Devon Hunts Club - Ideford Arch

The well being of Nikki Frost's Buckfastleigh team showed no sign of abating at Ideford Arch where she saddled a double with her only two runners. READ MORE

29 December 2009 Report: Cambridgeshire Harriers Hunt Club - Cottenham

The weather relented in the nick of time to allow the Cambridgeshire Harriers Hunt Club Point-To-Point to go ahead at Cottenham. READ MORE

15 December 2009 Report: Cornwall Hunt Club - Wadebridge

Innocent Rebel and Ellies Horse landed a double for the Boscastle yard of Karyn Heard at the Cornwall Hunt Club meeting at Wadebridge on Saturday December 12th. READ MORE

09 December 2009 Report: Cambridge University United Hunts Club - Cottenham

The East Anglian Point-to-Point season got off to a hectic start in unexpected bright sunshine as Cottenham played host to an eight-race, 105-runner bonanza for the Cambridge University United Hunts Club fixture on Sunday. READ MORE

30 November 2009 Report: Black Forest Club - Black Forest Lodge

The Devon & Cornwall Area launched the new British Point-to-Point season at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday 29th November. The nine races attracted a total of 108 runners from far and wide, and frequent showers saw the going get progressively softer. READ MORE

27 October 2009 Report: West Wales Area Awards

National Hunt trainer Tim Vaughan, fresh from training a treble at Fakenham, is proving a success not only at training racehorses but also as a guest speaker. READ MORE

29 September 2009 Report: Wessex Area Awards

The 2009 Wessex Point-to-Point Area Championship Trophies, sponsored by Vixen Horsefeeds, were presented by David Ingle from Weatherbys Chase at Friday evening's Annual Dinner & Dance held at The Haselbury Mill, near Crewkerne. READ MORE

15 June 2009 Report: Torrington Farmers - Umberleigh

Richard Woollacott and Polly Gundry were crowned the Devon and Cornwall area champions at Umberleigh on Saturday, with Gundry retaining the national title, after six action packed races. READ MORE

09 June 2009 Report: Tiverton Staghounds - Bratton Down

Tom Greenall equaled his brother Oliver's record of riding 56 winners in a single Point-to-Point season after he rode a double at Bratton Down on Sunday. READ MORE

08 June 2009 Report: Pembrokeshire - Trecoed

The Pembrokeshire Point-to-Point meeting at Trecoed was not graced with the best of weather conditions but supporters enjoyed the closing meeting of the West Wales season. READ MORE

02 June 2009 Report: Exmoor Foxhounds - Bratton Down

On going described as perfect, Whizzaar and Tonic du Charmil battled stride for stride from the second last in a classy Mens Open at sun-drenched Bratton Down on Saturday, with Whizzaar eventually prevailing by a neck. READ MORE

02 June 2009 Report: Larkhill Racing Club - Larkhill

HRH The Princess Royal's homebred Willowpattern landed the Open Maiden race at Larkhill on Sunday. An eighth winner of the season for jockey Tom David, Willowpattern set a steady pace before sprinting clear of her rivals after the second last. READ MORE

01 June 2009 Report: Harborough Race Club - Dingley

A huge crowd, perfect ground conditions and warm sunshine were the order of the day when the Harborough Race Club held their annual Point-to-Point meeting at Dingley near Market Harborough on Saturday. Leading rider Tom Greenall rode two more winners to keep himself in front in the race for the top National Rider of the 2009 season. READ MORE

28 May 2009 Report: Countryside Alliance Club (Wales) - Bonvilston

Local National Hunt trainer Evan Williams's right-hand men, Nick Williams and James Tudor, both rode winners at the Countryside Alliance Point-To-Point at Bonvilston on Bank Holiday Monday where, despite the attraction of a flat racing fixture nearby Chepstow, a good crowd enjoyed a splendid day's racing over the popular Redlands Farm Racecourse. READ MORE

26 May 2009 Report: Albrighton Woodland - Chaddesley Corbett

Just two horses lined up for the Members, with Murphys Fusilier from Helen Needham's yard at Broome expected to get the better of his solitary rival Skyhawk, and there was not much between these two horses until the favourite fell at the 10th. READ MORE

26 May 2009 Report: Gelligaer Farmers - Lower Machen

Point-to-Pointing in Wales really seems to have taken off this season with big crowds in attendance at most meetings; the Gelligaer Farmers fixture at sun-baked Lower Machen was no exception. READ MORE

26 May 2009 Report: Dulverton Farmers -Treborough Hill

The 20-1 Mens Open outsider Saorsie provided the biggest upset of the day, winning by a wide margin as the more fancied horses floundered. READ MORE

25 May 2009 Report: Meynell & South Staffordshire - Garthorpe

A good sized family crowd enjoyed some exciting racing in bright sunshine when the Meynell & South Staffordshire Hunt held their annual Point-to- Point meeting for the first time at Garthorpe, near Melton Mowbray on Sunday. Brian Crawford, the hard-working Clerk of the Course, and his team had produced genuine Good to Firm going after watering for several days. READ MORE

25 May 2009 Report: Sir W.W. Wynn's - Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse

Bangor on Dee staged the Sir W. W. Wynn's Point-to-Point meeting last Saturday in glorious sunshine, which was the penultimate meeting of the season in the North Western area. The huge crowd, probably on a par with a meeting under rules enjoyed a great day's racing. READ MORE

18 May 2009 Report: North West Point-to-Point Club - Tabley

The North West Point-to-Point Club meeting at Tabley was one for the true enthusiasts, as the meeting was subjected to heavy bursts of rain during the majority of the racing, which resulted in a very low turn out of racegoers. READ MORE

18 May 2009 Report: Clifton-On-Teme - Upper Sapey

Despite the unseasonable weather conditions there was an extremely high turn out for this meeting with 41 horses declared from an original entry of 82. READ MORE

18 May 2009 Report: South Durham - Mordon

The Yorkshire Point-to-Point season came to a close in fantastic style on Saturday as a 7 race card was strongly supported, This included the domination of the Dawson-Wade combination, John Dawson in particular was the star on show as he recorded his first treble. READ MORE

18 May 2009 Report: Golden Valley - Bredwardine

Eighteen year old Tom David from Llanharry, riding The Princess Royal's Dhu Loch, won the first division of the young horse Maiden race at the Golden Valley Point-To-Point Steeplechases at Bredwardine and in so doing chalked-up his first ever double. READ MORE

18 May 2009 Report: Dulverton West Foxhounds - Bratton Down

ASHLEY Farrant achieved his ambition for the season at Bratton Down on Saturday when he went into double figures and trained his tenth winner. READ MORE

15 May 2009 Report: Weston & Banwell Harriers - Cothelstone

Rhys Hughes rode his ninth consecutive winner on Overlut in the Men's Open, taking his seasonal tally to 20 - just one below his best-ever score. READ MORE

12 May 2009 Report: Bilsdale - Easingwold

The Bilsdale Point-to-Point at Easingwold had mixed weather throughout the day, however despite this, some very exciting racing took place, which saw several very big priced winners, whilst Tom Greenall, Guy Brewer, Jo Foster and Chris Dawson all fought it out for their respective championships. READ MORE

12 May 2009 Report: South Devon Hunts Club - Ideford Arch

ALTHOUGH only three runners turned out for the Mixed Open at Ideford Arch, the trio provided plenty of excitement with only a head and a neck separating them at the finish. READ MORE

11 May 2009 Report: Minehead Harriers and West Somerset - Holnicote

Bilbrook jockey Matt Griffiths took the outright lead in the National Novices' title race with a double at Holnicote on Saturday. Matt, who works for Philip Hobbs, led off with Quizzling, a first-ever winner for Langport trainer Ali Holland, in the PPORA Novice Riders' race. READ MORE

11 May 2009 Report: Tredegar Farmers - Lower Machen

John Norman, 25, who rides out for Vale of Glamorgan trainer Tim Vaughan, chalked up his first winner on Robert Rowsell's Slip Duty in Division One of the Maiden race in front of a bumper crowd over the popular Lower Machen course at the Tredegar Farmers Hunt Steeplechases on Sunday. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: North Ledbury - Maisemore Park

"Jumping won him the race" was Twyning owner Stan Warner's assessment after Olivier had scored a hard fought win in the Conditions Race at Monday North Ledbury meeting at Maisemore Park. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: Hursley Hambledon - Hackwood Park

The final Point-to-Point meeting in the Sandhurst area on Monday attracted just 13 runners for the six races at Hackwood Park. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: North Shropshire - Eyton-on-Severn

Somerwood trainer Gordy Edwards took centre stage with a double at his local course, but the Shropshire handler also experienced the highs and lows of the sport after his promising charge Shady Begonia had to be put down in the two and a half mile Maiden. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: Zetland - Witton Castle

The Zetland Point-to-Point held its meeting on Bank holiday Monday and despite the cold and windy conditions, huge crowds turned out to see some excellent racing. Richard Smith was the jockey in form with two winners, or as the announcer described, one-and-a-half winners. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: Devon & Somerset Staghounds - Holnicote

Boscastle (Cornwall) trainer Karyn Heard and Shropshire owners Robert and Rachel Allwood combined for their first doubles with Presenting Jack (Intermediate) and Flying Schuttle (Restricted) at Holnicote. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: Modbury Harriers - Flete Park

Polly Gundry kicked home a four timer at Flete Park on Saturday where a record crowd enjoyed racing in glorious sunshine. READ MORE

05 May 2009 Report: Cotley - Cotley

Ask Again took the Mixed Open at Cotley to delight Sarah West, enjoying her first winner on her second ride since breaking her elbow in a Larkhill fall in January. READ MORE

04 May 2009 Report: Llangeinor - Laleston

Dai Jones rode a double before a large crowd at the Llangeinor Hunt Steeplechases on Paul Miles's Lady Myfanwy (Mens Open) and Catherine Rhead's Bless Me Father (young horse maiden). READ MORE

04 May 2009 Report: Pendle Forest & Craven - Heslaker

The Pendle Forest and Craven held their Point-to-Point on Bank Holiday Sunday, Clerk of the course Tom Bannister provided the meeting with perfect and safe racing conditions, as well as excellent weather the day produced some very large crowds, and picnics and gazebos were very popular. READ MORE

28 April 2009 Report: York and Ainsty - Easingwold

The York and Ainsty held their Point-to-Point at Easingwold this weekend; the meeting was blessed with glorious sunshine and huge crowds and credit goes out to the course builders. READ MORE

28 April 2009 Report: Tweseldown Racing Club - Tweseldown Racecourse

Veteran rider Marcus Gorman scored a winning double at Tweseldown on Sunday. On the 14-year-old Cape Stormer he made easy work of landing the Philip Scouller Memorial Mens Open, beating Neckar Valley by ten lengths. READ MORE

28 April 2009 Report: Four Burrow Foxhounds - Trebudannon

High class Point-to-Point racing at the Four Burrow meeting at Trebudannon featured riding doubles for both Richard Woollacott and Matt Griffiths. READ MORE

28 April 2009 Report: Berkeley - Woodford

Visitors to Saturday's Berkeley Point-to-Point were provided with top class racing at this historic venue in the shadows of Berkeley Castle. READ MORE

28 April 2009 Report: Pentyrch - Bonvilston

At the Pentyrch, Deano Coleman made his last ride in a Point-to-Point a winning one - he is now a Conditional jockey - when scoring on Robert Thomas's Micks Prospect in the young horse Maiden race. READ MORE

28 April 2009 Report: Axe Vale - Stafford Cross

Fast ground and front running tactics saw Lisheen Storm come home in front in the Mixed Open, holding on by a length-and-a-half under a vintage ride from Richard Woollacott at the Axe Vale Point-to-Point on Sunday to the delight of both his owner/trainer Lee Glanville and the large crowd. READ MORE

22 April 2009 Report: South & West Wilts - Larkhill

Lucy Barry, the season's current leading National Lady Novice rider, reached the four-winner mark on the impressive Man From Highworth, who recorded a fast time in the Ladies Open at Larkhill on Saturday. Always prominent, Man From Highworth jumped into the lead six out and quickly surged 20 lengths clear of his rivals. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Essex - High Easter

The highs and lows of riding in steeplechases were demonstrated in the most vivid fashion by Emma Bell at the Essex Point-To-Point at High Easter on Saturday. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Cotswold Vale Farmers - Andoversford

"It's been a good weekend" quipped Naunton trainer Fergal O'Brien after he saddled two winners during Sundays Cotswold Vale Farmers meeting at Andoversford. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Dartmoor Foxhounds - Flete Park

A massive crowd enjoyed the Dartmoor fixture at picturesque Flete Park on Saturday, where a total of 54 runners contested the seven races. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Worcestershire - Chaddesley Corbett

A capacity crowd were treated to some top class racing during the Worcestershire Point-to-Point at Chaddesley Corbett on Saturday afternoon with the day's feature event, The Lady Dudley Cup, going to the favourite Distant Thunder who travelled up from the South and West Wiltshire country. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Ystrad Taf Fechan - Ystradowen

There were doubles for Nick Williams and Rhys Hughes at the Ystrad Taf Fechan Hunt Point-to-Point Steeplechases which met with the approval of H.R.H. The Princess Royal who made an historic first ever visit by royalty to a Welsh Point-to-Point. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Seavington - Littlewindsor

Tyneham caught 2008 winner Bush Park approaching the last to win the Seavington Mens Open on Sunday. "He won at Badbury Rings last weekend and I was going to rest him, but changed my mind when I saw he was so well", said in-form Okeford Fitzpaine trainer Richenda Snook, saddling her fourth winner in the last four weeks. READ MORE

21 April 2009 Report: Cleveland - Mordon

The Cleveland hunt staged their Point-to-Point at Howe Hills Mordon last Saturday, and the well watered ground attracted some large fields. READ MORE

20 April 2009 Report: Tivyside - Lydstep

Chesnut Annie and Isabel Tompsett have a complete stranglehold on the Welsh Ladies Open races this year, with Beth Robert's 8 year old mare putting once again a distance between herself and her nearest rival. READ MORE

17 April 2009 Report: Old Berkshire - Lockinge

The fantastic weather encouraged one of the biggest crowds ever at the 57th Old Berks Hunt's Annual Point-to-Point and Country Day. READ MORE

15 April 2009 Report: Croome & West Warwickshire - Upton-upon-Severn

Just 29 runners lined up to face the starter at what can only be described as a disappointing meeting at Upton-upon-Severn. READ MORE

15 April 2009 Report: Four Burrow Foxhounds - Trebudannon

It was wet all afternoon on Easter Monday at Trebudannon, but the rain soaked crowd were treated to some first class racing. The going changed during racing to soft with heavy patches, and two fences were omitted due to the ground conditions in the final race. READ MORE

15 April 2009 Report: South Pembrokeshire - Lydstep

Having a connection with Pembrokeshire proved the key to success at Easter Monday's popular Point-to-Point meeting held at Lydstep, near Tenby. READ MORE

15 April 2009 Report: Portman - Badbury Rings

A massive crowd saw Henstridge rider Rilly Goschen land a double at Badbury Rings on Easter Saturday. READ MORE

15 April 2009 Report: Taunton Vale Harriers - Kingston St Mary

The large Bank Holiday crowd saw Jimmy Tennis secure the Mens Open, but Carrie Janaway's 12-year-old almost missed the race. READ MORE

14 April 2009 Report: South Notts - Thorpe Lodge

A large bank holiday crowd enjoyed the sunshine and some good racing action at a packed Thorpe Lodge on Monday. READ MORE

14 April 2009 Report: Bedale - Hornby Castle

The Bedale Point-to-Point received brilliant weather all day and with enormous crowds, car parks overflowing and runners abundant, was probably one of the best days this season. READ MORE

14 April 2009 Report: Staintondale - Charm Park

The Staintondale Point-to-Point took place at Charm Park on Bank Holiday Monday and despite the gloomy weather, strong fields and huge holiday crowds meant it was a very successful day. READ MORE

14 April 2009 Report: Monmouthshire - LLanvapley

Rosie Kidner-Hughes,17, having her first ride in a Point-to-Point, landed the Restricted race on Victoria Shervington's Last Warrior at the Monmouthshire Hunt Steeplechases at sun baked Llanvapley where the ice cream seller made more money that the bookies! READ MORE

14 April 2009 Report: Eggesford Foxhounds - Upcott Cross

Darren Edwards scored his second treble of the season at the Eggesford's Point-to-Point at Upcott Cross on Sunday initiated by Bannow Strand in the Hunt race. READ MORE

12 April 2009 Report: Woodland Pytchley - Dingley

A very large crowd enjoyed some excellent racing, when the Woodland Pytchley Hunt held their annual Point-to-Point on the popular Dingley course, near Market Harborough, on Easter Saturday, where seven races took place. READ MORE

12 April 2009 Report: North Staffordshire - Sandon

The North Staffs meeting between the flags at a sun drenched Sandon on Easter Saturday produced a really good day's racing. The large crowd were treated to cracking day's sport. READ MORE

07 April 2009 Report: Tedworth - Barbury Racecourse

Dave Mansell reached the 26-winner mark for the season on Bowdens Lane in the coveted Tedworth Gold Cup at Barbury Racecourse. READ MORE

07 April 2009 Report: Spooners & West Dartmoor Foxhounds - Cherrybrook

Excellent conditions under foot produced some competitive racing at the Spooners and West Dartmoor Point-to-Point meeting held at Cherrybrook on Sunday. READ MORE

07 April 2009 Report: Middleton - Whitwell-on-the-Hill

The Middleton Point-to-Point was blessed with sunshine on Sunday along with a huge crowd. READ MORE

07 April 2009 Report: Cotswold - Andoversford

Anyone involved with racing knows that stables will be subjected to frustrating periods when horses are running well but not winning and that is what Fergal O'Brien's stable at Naunton has had to endure over the last month or so. READ MORE

07 April 2009 Report: West Somerset Vale - Cothelstone

Minehead jockey Matt Griffiths and Bratton Fleming trainer Rachel Jones took the honours with doubles at Cothelstone, where the crowd enjoyed eight races and watched the Grand National live on a Big Screen, along with other action from Aintree. READ MORE

06 April 2009 Report: Pytchley - Guilsborough

With fine weather and ideal racing conditions a huge crowd enjoyed some excellent Point-to-Point racing when the Pytchley Hunt held their annual meeting at Guilsborough on the borders of Northamptonshire on Sunday. READ MORE

06 April 2009 Report: Cheshire Forest - Tabley

The Cheshire Forest meeting between the flags took place in glorious sunshine at Tabley, which attracted a large crowd, who were treated to a really good day's racing. READ MORE

06 April 2009 Report: Llandeilo Farmers - Erw Lon

Carmarthen's Dai Jones recorded a landmark victory at Saturday's Llandeilo Farmers Point-to-Point meeting when dead heating for first place in the Men's Open aboard Keith Pritchard's prolific winner, Cannon Bridge, which provided 45 year old Dai, with his 200th winner. READ MORE

01 April 2009 Report: Puckeridge - Horseheath

The Jonason family, from Soham, near Newmarket, were the toast of a soggy, windswept Horseheath after Rock Charlie got his head in front right on the line to snatch the Restricted Race at the Puckeridge Point-To-Point on Saturday. READ MORE

31 March 2009 Report: Avon Vale - Larkhil

Rustic John, partnered by Lucy Barry, 17, put up a superb front-running performance in the Mixed Open at Larkhill. Sent straight into the lead by Lucy, Rustic John quickly had his four rivals toiling and finished 20 lengths clear of 4/5F Golden Jack (Ryan Bliss). READ MORE

31 March 2009 Report: Cattistock - Littlewindsor

Southwestern, who fell two out when clear of his rivals in Punchestown's Champions' Hunters Chase in April 2008, heads back to the Irish venue after impressing the huge crowd at Littlewindsor on Sunday. READ MORE

31 March 2009 Report: Ledbury - Maisemore Park

Conditions were on the firm side of good for Sunday's meeting at Maisemore Park but the large crowd was keep entertained throughout the afternoon by some exciting racing and close finishes. READ MORE

31 March 2009 Report: East Cornwall Foxhounds - Great Trethew

Darren Edwards rattled up a treble at the East Cornwall's Point-to-Point at Great Trethew on Saturday initiated by the Sam Holdsworth-trained Gun Park in the second of three maiden races run over two miles four furlongs. READ MORE

30 March 2009 Report: Hampshire - Hackwood park

Frensham property developer Fenton Ramsahoye, 46, who began Point-to-Point racing only this season after a lifetime of motor racing as a hobby, rode his first winner at Hackwood Park on Sunday. READ MORE

30 March 2009 Report: Belvoir - Garthorpe

A good sized crowd braved a cold wind to watch some exciting racing when the Belvoir Hunt held the second of five meetings to be held at this popular venue this season. READ MORE

29 March 2009 Report: Badsworth & Bramham Moor - Mordon

The Badsworth and Bramham Moor held their annual Point-to-Point on Saturday with some very strong looking entries, however with gale force winds, rain and cold temperatures, this resulted in a disappointing attendance. READ MORE

29 March 2009 Report: Cheshire - Alpraham

The Cheshire hunt meeting between the flags at Alpraham attracted plenty of runners at the Cheshire course, it was the most seen for many years. READ MORE

25 March 2009 Report: Wilton - Badbury Rings

Sam Allwood reached the 10-winner mark with a double on Trade Off (Mens Open) and Flying Schuttle (Maiden) at Badbury Rings on Saturday. READ MORE

25 March 2009 Report: Mendip Farmers - Ston Easton

Richard Burton reached the 20-winner mark - one behind Thomas Greenall and Dave Mansell in the National table - on Rocklandslad in the 2m4f Maiden at Ston Easton. READ MORE

24 March 2009 Report: Hurworth - Hutton Rudby

The Hurworth hunt had a fantastic Point-to-Point on Saturday with huge crowds bathing in glorious sunshine as well as a very competitive seven race card, which resulted in 63 runners. READ MORE

24 March 2009 Report: Lamerton - Kilworthy

Robin Pike's progressive seven-year-old Rockwithacaveman scored his third successive victory of the season when taking the Mixed Open before a packed crowd in glorious spring sunshine at Kilworthy. READ MORE

24 March 2009 Report: Grove & Rufford - Welbeck

A large crowd were treated to some fine Point-to-Point racing when the Grove & Rufford held their annual meeting at Welbeck on Saturday. The course is renowned for its breathtaking countryside scenery. READ MORE

24 March 2009 Report: Curre & Llangibby - Howick

Former winning hurdler City Affair, who landed the Mens Open race at the Curre & Llangibby, will be heading to Liverpool in a fortnight's time to run in the Aintree Fox Hunters Steeplechase. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Report: Fitzwilliam (Milton) - Cottenham

Matt Smith was the top jockey at a hectic Fitzwilliam (Milton) Point-To-Point at Cottenham on Sunday as a large crowd saw 87 runners contest eight races. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Christie's Foxhunters - Cheltenham

Kauto Star's Gold Cup victory may have gained the most publicity, but the 2009 Cheltenham Festival proved to be an outstanding showcase for Point-to-Pointing. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Report: Western - Wadebridge

Champion lady jockey Polly Gundry continued in great form at Wadebridge where she recorded her third successive weekend double to keep her well in front in her quest for another National title. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Report: Holderness - Dalton Park

The Holderness Hunt held their annual Point-to-Point at Dalton Park on Sunday in glorious sunshine with all car parks full to capacity, where the large crowd saw several close and exciting finishes. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Report: Quantock Stagehounds - Cothelstone

A huge crowd saw Spaxton trainer Marie McGuinness turn out five winners at her local meeting on Sunday. The 12 races were contested by 130 horses - one horse was balloted out of the last race, run at 6.00pm - and officials were widely praised for their organisation of the day. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Report: South Wold - Brocklesby Park

The South Wold Point to Point took place on Saturday at Brocklesby Park, Habrough. READ MORE

17 March 2009 Report: New Forest - Larkhill

Richard Burton, winner of Friday's Cheltenham Christie's Foxhunter on Cappa Bleu, completed a marvellous 24 hours by taking the United Services Coronation Gold Cup on Distant Thunder at Larkhill on Saturday. READ MORE

10 March 2009 Report: Duke of Beaufort's - Didmarton

The Beaufort Point-to-Point at Didmarton proved a magnet for racegoers on Saturday afternoon where local horses took a majority of the races, although the raiding party from the Easterby stable in Yorkshire did not go away empty handed. READ MORE

10 March 2009 Report: Derwent - Charm Park

The Derwent hunt held its point to point near Wykeham on Sunday and saw 77 horses turn out to take their chance on a 7 race card. READ MORE

10 March 2009 Report: Blackmore & Sparkford Vale - Charlton Horethorne

Sam Allwood and Ian Popham took the riding honours with doubles at storm-lashed Charlton Horethorne on Sunday. READ MORE

08 March 2009 Report: Flint & Denbigh - Bangor-On-Dee Racecourse

The Flint and Denbigh meeting at Bangor on Dee was definitely one for the true Point-to-Point enthusiasts, as the weather was awful, freezing cold with plenty of showers thrown in for good measure, saying that the racing was excellent. READ MORE

08 March 2009 Report: Cottesmore - Garthorpe

Some exciting Point to Point racing took place in front of a decent size crowd, when the Cottesmore Hunt opened the Leicestershire Point-to-Point season at Garthorpe, near Melton Mowbray last Sunday. READ MORE

08 March 2009 Report: Brecon & Talybont - Tyfry, Llanfrynach

Beth Roberts' Chesnut Annie made it ten Point-to-Point wins on the bounce when landing the ladies' open race at the Brecon & Talybont Hunt Steeplechases at Llanfrynach last Saturday. READ MORE

05 March 2009 Report: East Essex Hunt - Marks Tey & Granta Harriers - Higham

Rupert Stearn was the main man of a hectic weekend's Point-To-Point Racing in East Anglia, following up his riding double at the East Essex meeting at Marks Tey on Saturday with another winner at the Granta Harriers fixture at Higham on Sunday. READ MORE

03 March 2009 Report: Taunton Vale Foxhounds - Kingston St Mary

Sam Allwood made a wonderful recovery on impressive debutante Amber Love in an incident-packed young horse Maiden (Division 1) at Kingston St Mary. READ MORE

02 March 2009 Report: Southdown & Eridge Hunt - Godstone

A treble for Nick Pearce and a seventh successive Open win for Bee An Bee were the highlights at Godstone. READ MORE

02 March 2009 Report: Blankney Hunt - North Carlton Racecourse

A large crowd attended the Blankney Point to Point at North Carlton on Sunday. 45 horses contested 8 races. The ground was riding on the fast side of good. This led to some faster times than had been recorded at the first meeting here a month ago. Once again the big screen was available for viewing. READ MORE

02 March 2009 Report: Sinnington Hunt - Duncombe Park

Shackleton based trainer Cherry Coward once again stole the show at the Sinnington Hunt Point-to-Point at Duncombe Park on Saturday. She was the trainer of 3 winners, following on from her 4 timer the previous weekend at Witton Castle. READ MORE

02 March 2009 Report: East Devon Foxhounds - Bishops Court

Modifications to the course at the East Devon's Point-to-Point at Ottery St Mary earned it plenty of plaudits with both retiring clerk of the course Bill Trump and fence builder Andy Ross coming in for praise. READ MORE

24 February 2009 Report: Countryside Alliance Club - Badbury Rings

The crowds flocked through the gates to see quality racing and the wealth of other attractions on show at Badbury Rings on Sunday. READ MORE

24 February 2009 Report: South Devon Foxhounds - Ideford Arch

CHILLING PLACE came down from the Bicester country to gain his Christie's Cheltenham Foxhunter qualification with a hard fought win over Xila Fontenailles in the Mixed Open. READ MORE

24 February 2009 Report: East Cornwall Foxhounds - Great Trethew

Bishy Barnaby proved the most impressive winner at the East Cornwall Point-to-Point meeting at Great Trethew on Sunday where a huge crowd witnessed some potentially very bright prospects begin their racing careers. READ MORE

23 February 2009 Report: Tanatside - Eyton-on-Severn

The Tanatside meeting at Eyton-on-Severn yesterday produced top class competitive racing, with 110 runners at the course contesting a marathon 9 race card. The Shropshire racecourse was once again a credit to their Clerk of the Course John Beddoes, who came in for much praise from owners, trainers and riders alike. READ MORE

23 February 2009 Report: South East Hunts Club - Palace Farm, Charing

David Robinson's Bee An Bee, champion horse in the South East last year, returned to Charing on Sunday (February 22nd) and beat a classy field in the Men's Open. Never headed, he was two lengths clear of the promising Highland Chief at the line. Ridden by David's son Stuart, the pairing has now notched up a succession of six Opens. This one was a round of the Brightwells Insurance Order of Excellence. READ MORE

23 February 2009 Report: Old Raby Hunt Club - Witton Castle

The Shackleton based team of Cherry and Jacqueline Coward took the honours at the rearranged meeting at Witton Castle on Sunday. Cherry trained her first four timer, whilst her daughter Jacqueline rode a treble. READ MORE

23 February 2009 Report: Carmarthenshire Hunt - Erw Lon

The name on everyone's lips after the Carmarthenshire Point-to-Point meeting was that of John Mathias. Making up for a disappointing start to the season, John (a Mechanical Engineering student at Pembrokeshire College) once again showed why he was last season's area champion jockey by taking four of the seven races. READ MORE

23 February 2009 Report: Brocklesby Hunt - Brocklesby Park

The Brocklesby Point to Point took place on Saturday at Brocklesby Park, Habrough. A large crowd was in attendance, causing many to make use of an overflow car park in an adjacent field. Most of the racing took place in glorious early spring sunshine with 81 horses contesting the 8 races. The official going was good to soft, soft in places. 6 of the 8 races were won by Yorkshire horses. READ MORE

19 February 2009 Report: Cambridge University Draghounds - Cottenham

Andrew Braithwaite may be looking for new lodgings after getting the better of his great friend, Rupert Stearn, in a thrilling finish to the Mens Open Race at the Cambridge University Draghounds Point-To-Point at Cottenham on Sunday. READ MORE

17 February 2009 Report: Harkaway Club - Chaddesley Corbett

After two earlier postponements the Harkaway Club's persistence finally paid off when their meeting went ahead as planned on Sunday morning. READ MORE

17 February 2009 Report: South Dorset Hunt - Milborne St Andrew

Kingscliff achieved the victory required for Christie's Foxhunter qualification when recording the day's fastest time in the Men's Open at spring-like Milborne St Andrew. READ MORE

16 February 2009 Report: South Pool Harriers - Buckfastleigh

There was a great turnout at Buckfastleigh on Sunday, where everyone enjoyed the seven highly competitive races. Taking centre stage was in-form jockey Will Biddick who added a brace to the eye catching hunter chase win he scored at Haydock the day before. Richard Woollacott's victory on Whizzar caused an upset for odds-on favourite Southwestern, and Polly Gundry rode a treble in magnificent style. READ MORE

16 February 2009 Report: South Midlands Area Club - Tweseldown

Holly Campbell, paying her first visit to Tweseldown since she was a teenager, scored a five length success in the Ladies Open on Sunday, riding her own Bedtime Boys. READ MORE

02 February 2009 Report: North Cornwall Foxhounds - Wadebridge

Polly Gundry was in fine form at the North Cornwall at Wadebridge. The National and Devon & Cornwall Area Ladies title holder was in the winner's enclosure with Dr Cerullo and Ballybrown, and her other two mounts were each placed. READ MORE

02 February 2009 Report: Burton Hunt - North Carlton

75 runners contested 8 races at the Burton Point-to-Point on Sunday. The ground was good and the new track was in excellent condition. Owners and riders were full of praise for the facilities and organisation at North Carlton. READ MORE

02 February 2009 Report: Mid Devon Foxhounds - Black Forest Lodge

Jockey Neil Harris and trainer Camilla Scott teamed up to score a treble at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday and narrowly missed out on a four timer at the South Devon track when Master Flight just failed by a length and a half in the concluding maiden to finish third. READ MORE

02 February 2009 Report: Vale Of Clettwr - Erw Lon

Laugharne resident Lucy Pearce-Rowsell only regained her rider's licence days before the Vale of Clettwr meeting but signalled her return by taking the opening Hunt Members race aboard the Robert Luke trained Seaforde. READ MORE

02 February 2009 Report: Cambridgeshire With Enfield Chace Hunt - Horseheath

Cappa Bleu is the name to remember from a sparkling Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace Point-To-Point fixture staged in brilliant arctic sunshine at Horseheath on Saturday. READ MORE

28 January 2009 Report: North Norfolk Harriers - Higham

Jockey Matt Smith, from Horseheath, near Haverhill, landed his first ever double at a rain-soaked North Norfolk Harriers Point-To-Point at Higham on Sunday. READ MORE

27 January 2009 Report: Albrighton - Bangor-On-Dee

The North-Western season finally got under way with the Albrighton meeting at Bangor on Dee on Sunday. The recent deluge of rain meant that the ground was heavy, but the modest crowd were treated to an excellent days racing, and with 8 races on the card there was plenty of action to enjoy. READ MORE

26 January 2009 Report: Tiverton Foxhounds - Chipley Park

TESTING conditions meant victories were hard earned at the Tiverton Foxhounds Point-to-Point on Sunday but there was none more impressive than Exiles Return who skipped through the rain softened ground to earn a wide margin victory in the second maiden. READ MORE

26 January 2009 Report: Royal Artillery - Larkhill

Zabenz, the comfortable winner of a high-class Larkhill Ladies' Open on Saturday, will be aimed at the Aintree Grand National. READ MORE

26 January 2009 Report: Midlands Area Club - Thorpe Lodge

The Midlands Area Club Point-to-Point took place at Thorpe Lodge on Sunday. Despite recent wet weather the track was in excellent condition and was riding on the soft side of good. READ MORE

21 January 2009 Report: Dunston Harriers - Ampton

Wymondham trainer Nibby Bloom was the star of an outstanding Dunston Harriers Point-to-Point at Ampton, near Bury St Edmunds on Sunday, saddling two winners and a second from his three runners during a sunlit afternoon of superb equine sport. READ MORE

20 January 2009 Report: Yorkshire Area Point-to-Point - Sheriff Hutton

The Yorkshire Area Point to Point Club got the Yorkshire season under way on Sunday at Sheriff Hutton READ MORE

19 January 2009 Report: West Street Tickham - Detling

The South East's Point-to-Point season got off to a cracking start on Sunday 18th January with seven races at Detling. READ MORE

19 January 2009 Report: Silverton Foxhounds - Black Forest Lodge

NINE races, a hot Ladies' race and a 17 runner Mens' Open at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday was the perfect start to the 2009 point-to-point season in the Devon and Cornwall area. READ MORE

31 December 2008 Report: Cambridgeshire Harriers Hunt Club - Cottenham

Point-to-Point racing beat the freeze as a large crowd braved low temperatures to blow away the christmas cobwebs at the Cambridgeshire Harriers Hunt Club meeting at Cottenham on Sunday. READ MORE

15 December 2008 Report: Cornwall Hunt Club - Wadebridge

The classy Burntoakboy was the star of the show at Wadebridge, where heavy overnight rain produced testing ground. READ MORE

04 December 2008 Report: Cambridge University United Hunts Club - Cottenham

Horses came from far and wide to celebrate the start of a new Point-to-Point season at the Cambridge University United Hunts Club fixture at Cottenham on Sunday. READ MORE

01 December 2008 Report: Black Forest Club - Black Forest Lodge

David Brace said his trip back to Wales would be accompanied by the sounds of Danny Boy following the win of It's Danny Boy in the opening two-and-a-half mile Maiden at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday. READ MORE

16 June 2008 Report: Torrington Farmers - Umberleigh

Polly Gundry was crowned national lady riders' champion at the last Point-to-Point of the season held at Umberleigh on Saturday having ridden 39 winners. She just failed to match Polly Curling's all-time record of 40 winners set in 1995, but she became the country's most successful-ever champion having now won the title a record seven times. READ MORE

10 June 2008 Report: Pembrokeshire - Trecoed

Rhys Flint, 17, from Kenfig Hill, who equalled the seasonal record number of wins for a novice rider when chalking-up his 25th winner recently, had high hopes of setting a record at the Pembrokeshire Hunt Point-to-Point last Saturday on a horse called Mvezo which for the past three weeks has been trained by his mother Martine. READ MORE

09 June 2008 Report: Tiverton Staghounds - Bratton Down

Oliver Greenall, 21, has his first National Men's title well sealed up. The Yorkshire-based rider partnered his 54th winner of the season at sun baked Bratton Down on Sunday to equal Ashley Farrant's record, which has stood for four years. READ MORE

02 June 2008 Countryside Alliance Club (Wales) - Bonvilston

Rhys Flint, 17, chalked-up his 25th Point-to-Point winner of the season when landing the Novice Riders' race on Iris's Prince at the Countryside Alliance (Wales) meeting at Bonvilston on Sunday and in doing so has equalled the number of seasonal wins for a novice rider set by Nick Scholfield last season. READ MORE

02 June 2008 Exmoor - Bratton Down

William White rode a double at the Exmoor Foxhounds meeting at Bratton Down on Saturday, taking his tally to 13 for the season - his best yet. READ MORE

01 June 2008 Harborough Race Club - Dingley

In ideal warm weather conditions, a good sized crowd enjoyed some fine racing when The Harborough Race Club held their Point-to-Point, the final Leicestershire meeting, at Dingley, near Market Harborough, yesterday. The meeting also yielded Champion National Rider, Oliver Greenall with his 50th winner of the season. READ MORE

30 May 2008 Larkhill Racing Club - Larkhill

Polly Gundry rode a double at Larkhill, taking her tally to 38 and leaving her just two behind Polly Curling's record for a Lady Rider set in 1995. READ MORE

28 May 2008 South Tetcott - Upcott Cross

The South Tetcott attracted a total of 69 runners in the wind and rain at Upcott Cross on Bank Holiday Monday. READ MORE

28 May 2008 Albrighton Woodland - Chaddesley Corbett

Chaddesley Corbett could not escape the incessant rain, which swept across the area for most of the afternoon, which meant that only the hardened Point-to-Point enthusiasts remained to the end. READ MORE

26 May 2008 Dulverton Farmers - Treborough Hill

Polly Gundry tightened her grip on the National Ladies' title with a double at the Dulverton Farmers meeting, taking her five clear of closest pursuer Rachael Green. READ MORE

25 May 2008 Blankney - Garthorpe

A decent size crowd enjoyed some quality racing at the final Garthorpe meeting of the season, which included two wins for national champion Gentleman rider-elect Oliver Greenall. The meeting also finalised this year's Garthorpe Leading Rider Award, which went to local jockey Richard Armson. READ MORE

20 May 2008 Gelligaer Farmers - Lower Machen

Deano Coleman took the riding honours at the Gelligaer Farmers' Point-to-Point Steeplechases on Sunday, landing a double with Oat Hill (young horse Maiden) and Withington (aged horse Maiden) which brought his season's tally of wins to nine. READ MORE

20 May 2008 Golden Valley - Bredwardine

The Golden Valley meeting at Bredwardine has settled into an end of season spot and quickly established a reputation for producing good ground. This was the case on Saturday afternoon, which resulted in plenty of runners with two races requiring division on the day, creating a 9-race card. READ MORE

20 May 2008 Clifton-on-Teme - Upper Sapey

The Clifton-on-Teme staged their meeting at Upper Sapey yesterday and, since moving to its current date in May, the meeting has had to contend with bad weather on several occasions. This time though the racing gods were smiling and the meeting attracted plenty of runners, although the official going was good to firm, with firm patches. READ MORE

19 May 2008 Dulverton West - Bratton Down

Richard Woollacott took his unbeaten run of riding winners to seven at Bratton Down on Saturday where close finishes were the order of the day. READ MORE

19 May 2008 South Durham - Mordon

The Yorkshire Area Point-to-Point season came to a close on Saturday with the South Durham meeting at Mordon where, despite good to firm ground, 42 runners contested the 7 races. READ MORE

18 May 2008 North West Point-to-Point Club - Tabley

The North West Point-to-Point Club meeting at Tabley saw the season in the North Western Area end in style. Once again Clerk of the Course, Rob Hankey, had done a marvelous job to produce good going and was rewarded with plenty of quality runners, at the Cheshire course, from all over the country. The bumper crowd were treated to an excellent day's racing. READ MORE

16 May 2008 Weston & Banwell Harriers - Cothelstone

Richard Woollacott rode a double at Cothelstone, taking his seasonal tally to 27 and extending his winning sequence to six after Sunday's Vauterhill four-timer. READ MORE

13 May 2008 Brecon & Talybont - Llanfrynach

David Prichard, 16, came in for plenty of praise after winning the Members' race at the Brecon & Talybont's re-arranged meeting on his father Ian's Mountain Lily who took up the running approaching the second last to score by six lengths from Lost In The Snow. READ MORE

12 May 2008 Wheatland - Chaddesley Corbett

After such a wet spring it's surprising how things have changed so rapidly in the last week but judging by the times recorded on Sunday afternoon conditions were definitely firm. READ MORE

12 May 2008 Tetcott - Vauterhill

Richard Woollacott was the jockey in form at the Tetcott meeting at Vauterhill. The reigning Devon and Cornwall area champion rode his first ever four timer, taking his total for the season to 25, and elevating him to second position for this year's National Men's Riders title. READ MORE

12 May 2008 Minehead Harriers & West Somerset - Holnicote

Sampford Courtenay owner Robert Reddaway celebrated his birthday in style when Incoady (Sam Allwood), backed from 16-1 to 6-1, won Maiden Division I at Holnicote. "This is my first winner for 25 years", confided Robert afterwards. "I bought Incoady as an "unrideable" two years ago and this fast ground has made all the difference". READ MORE

12 May 2008 Melton Hunt Club - Garthorpe

Fine warm weather, perfect ground conditions, and some top class racing were the order of the day when a good sized crowd enjoyed Point-to-Point racing at the popular Garthorpe Racecourse, near Melton Mowbray on Sunday. Yorkshire rider, Oliver Greenall landed a double here which further increased his healthy lead in this seasons Men's Riders Championship. READ MORE

12 May 2008 Bilsdale - Easingwold

Glorious sunshine, along with a bigger than average crowd, saw exciting racing with several close finishes at the Bilsdale Point-to-Point at Easingwold on Saturday. READ MORE

09 May 2008 Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace - Northaw

James Owen and Georgina Andrews wrapped up the County Linen Services-sponsored East Anglian Men's and Ladies' Jockey Championships with victories at the final meeting of the Point-to-Point season, the Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace, at Northaw last Monday. READ MORE

06 May 2008 The 'Welsh' Round-Up

Wales' Rhys Flint, 17, continues to make the racing headlines. At the Tredegar Farmers Point-to-Point at Lower Machen on Sunday he was in cracking form landing his first hat-trick with Iris's Prince (Mixed Open), Bobosh (Novice Riders) and Classic Chance (Maiden, division one). READ MORE

06 May 2008 Hursley Hambledon - Hackwood Park

The Sandhurst Area Point-to-Point season was brought to a close at Hackwood Park on yesterday afternoon. The Hursley Hambledon meeting, returning to Hampshire after a long period in Dorset, attracted 36 runners including the prolific winner Carryonharry READ MORE

06 May 2008 North Ledbury - Maisemore Park

Having walked the course and found good going on Friday afternoon, Hanley Swan based trainer Andy Hobbs decided to mount a 7-horse raid on Mondays North Ledbury meeting at Maisemore Park. READ MORE

06 May 2008 Zetland - Witton Castle

Oliver Greenall, who rode a double the previous day at the Pendle Forest & Craven meeting, drew further clear in the Gentleman national riders' championship by riding a treble at the Zetland meeting at Witton Castle. He is now 14 winners clear of the chasing pack in the race for the title. READ MORE

06 May 2008 Pendle Forest & Craven - Heslaker

Persistent rain before and during racing made conditions very testing at the Pendle Forest Point-to-Point at Heslaker on Sunday, with the concluding Maiden race taking in excess of eight and a half minutes. READ MORE

06 May 2008 Cotley - Cotley Farm

Polly Gundry and Rachael Green rode doubles at Cotley to maintain their duel for this season's National Championship. With 13 racing days left this season, Polly leads Rachael by 31 - 28. READ MORE

06 May 2008 Devon & Somerset Staghounds - Holnicote

Rachael Green, who had ridden her 100th Point-to-Point winner a week earlier, continued her good run with a double for her boss, Richard Barber, at Holnicote. Rachael led off in the Ladies' Open with Brown Cockle, who just got the better of market rival Croix De Guerre (Katherine Hobbs) after a tremendous race long duel. "That was brilliant training and brilliant riding", said Beaminster owner, Bill Dupont. "I don't know where he'll run next, but Brown Cockle keeps on giving me lots of fun". READ MORE

05 May 2008 South Shropshire - Eyton-on-Severn

The South Shropshire meeting at Eyton-on-Seven produced a very good day's racing, with plenty of close finishes and the warm weather attracted a bumper crowd to the Shropshire course. READ MORE

05 May 2008 Modbury Harriers - Flete Park

Marie McGuinness saddled a double at Flete Park on Saturday where Polly Gundry, who leads the national Lady riders' championship, was also in double form. READ MORE

04 May 2008 Fernie - Dingley

A large crowd witnessed some exciting racing when the Fernie Hunt held their popular Point-to-Point meeting at Dingley, near Market Harborough, this afternoon. Ashby de la Zouch based owner/rider Richard Armson was in top form, booting home the last two winners. READ MORE

01 May 2008 West Norfolk - Fakenham

Nibby Bloom, one of the best Point-to-Point jockeys East Anglia has ever known and second only to the late David Turner on the all-time winners list with 184, announced his retirement having made a surprise comeback at the West Norfolk meeting at Fakenham on Sunday. READ MORE

29 April 2008 Llangeinor - Laleston

Wales' Rhys Flint, 17, has been dubbed the Tony McCoy of Poiont-to-Pointing after landing the Dunraven Bowl Hunter Chase at Chepstow Racecourse last Friday on Paul Miles's game little mare Lady Myfanwy. READ MORE

28 April 2008 Axe Vale - Stafford Cross

A plan hatched months ago paid off for Peter Gibbons after his home bred mare Tandori won the Members' race at the Axe Vale meeting on Sunday. READ MORE

28 April 2008 Four Burrow - Trebudannon

The Four Burrow fixture at Trebudannon attracted a total of 83 runners on ground described by jockeys as riding on the fast side of good. READ MORE

28 April 2008 York & Ainsty - Easingwold

Despite heavy rain during the morning the York & Ainsty Point-to-Point had a successful meeting on Sunday, with all horseboxes having to be towed in and out. The meeting attracted 83 runners, for the 8 races, with the young horse Maiden split on the day. READ MORE

28 April 2008 Berkeley - Woodford

Geoff Barfoot-Saunt has now assumed the role as one of ‘the most senior jockey's in the West Midlands area' but that has its benefits and he put all that experience to good use with a double during Saturday's Berkeley Point-to-Point at Woodford. READ MORE

22 April 2008 Essex - High Easter

Ben Rivett, from Holt in North Norfolk, won his first ever Point-to-Point in the most thrilling circumstances during a top notch Essex meeting at High Easter on Saturday that featured incredibly tight finishes in three of its six races. READ MORE

22 April 2008 Pentyrch - Bonvilston

Eddie Ford's Little Ed, brilliantly ridden by Rhys Hughes, landed the Welsh Point-to-Point Grand National Volkswagen Touareg Men's Open Race at the rainsoaked Pentyrch Hunt Steeplechases. READ MORE

21 April 2008 Seavington - Littlewindsor

Neil Harris rode his 200th winner (including wins under Rules) on Marias Rock in the Seavington Maiden on Sunday. "That was a classic Neil Harris ride", said Brompton Regis handler Camilla Scott, who trains the horse for Gary Lever. "Neil settles horses well, he gets them jumping and then he creeps steadily into contention". Gary, who bought Marias Rock privately from George Knight last summer, could not be present, but John Atkins and Brian Holford - two of Southwestern's enthusiastic group of owners - had travelled from Exmoor with specially commissioned plaques to record Neil's double century. READ MORE

21 April 2008 South & West Wilts - Larkhill

Brother and Sister Michael and Rachael Green grabbed the headlines when both riding a winner at Larkhill on Saturday. READ MORE

21 April 2008 Worcestershire - Chaddesley Corbett

Peter and Liza Hall had cause for celebration after Cottage River had outstayed his rivals to claim one of the most sought after prizes in the sport, the Lady Dudley Cup. The official going was good but that was not enough to persuade the connections of Coolefind to run and he remained in his box. READ MORE

21 April 2008 Cotswold Vale Farmers - Andoversford

There was only one success for local stables during Sunday afternoon's Cotswold Vale Farmers meeting at Andoversford, and this took place during the opening Members race. READ MORE

21 April 2008 Dartmoor - Flete Park

Richard Woollacott booted home another double at Flete Park on Saturday, taking his tally to 18 and a step closer to a first ever National title. The crowds kept away from the rain drenched course, but racing was probably as good as has been seen at the track. READ MORE

21 April 2008 Cleveland - Mordon

Sheriff Hutton based jockey Oliver Greenall extended his lead in the Men's National Point-to-Point Championship at the weekend by riding three winners - two on Saturday and one on Sunday. His nearest challenger, Richard Burton, only managed one victory so Greenall now has a seven-winner lead over his pursuer. READ MORE

20 April 2008 Atherstone - Clifton-on-Dunsmore

A decent size crowd enjoyed some excellent and exciting racing this afternoon at the Atherstone Hunt's annual Point-to-Point meeting at Clifton-on-Dunsmore, near Rugby. On an eight race card the feature race was the £1,000 TBA/MFHA PPORA Mares & Fillies Championship Final that attracted horses from near and far, with the eventual winner having travelled up from Devon. READ MORE

15 April 2008 Ledbury - Maisemore Park

Prior to the Ledbury meeting at Maisemore Park, Fergal O'Brien looked as though he was going to run away with the Trainers Championship, but a treble for Hanley Swan based Andy Hobbs puts this prize back in the melting pot. READ MORE

15 April 2008 Essex & Suffolk - Higham

Confusion reigned following the running of the Novice Riders race at a superb Essex & Suffolk Point-to-Point at Higham on Saturday. READ MORE

15 April 2008 The 'Welsh Round-Up'

Members of the late John Lovell's family made the long journey from Cardiff to Cilwendeg on Sunday to see his horse, Sams Lad, land the Restricted race. READ MORE

14 April 2008 West Somerset Vale – Cothelstone

Michael Miller celebrated his birthday in style by riding his 150th Point-to-Point winner on Massimo at Cothelstone on Sunday. Michael settled Massimo in rear before the gelding quickened clear in a matter of strides with a circuit to go. READ MORE

14 April 2008 Portman – Badbury Rings

Ryan Bliss took the riding honours with a double on Golden Jack (Mixed Open) and Silver Monarch (Intermediate) at Badbury Rings on Saturday. READ MORE

14 April 2008 Hampshire - Hackwood Park

Rhythm King, a regular at Hackwood Park and Tweseldown, scored his twentieth success in Point-to-Points at Hackwood Park on Sunday. Ridden by owner/trainer Godfrey Maundrell, Rhythm King beat Splash and Dash by five lengths in the Night Nannies Confined Race. READ MORE

14 April 2008 Eggesford - Upcott Cross

Richard Barber saddled a treble at Upcott Cross on Saturday where times were slow but racing was of the highest order. Mud lovers had conditions just right and Range Rover came home the seven length winner of the restricted under Nick Williams. Lucy Dickinson bought the seven year old as a yearling and he's now won two for the season. READ MORE

14 April 2008 Flint & Denbigh - Bangor-on-Dee

Yesterday's Flint & Denbigh meeting, between the flags at Bangor-on-Dee, produced a cracking day's racing. Going into this meeting the former national champion rider Richard Burton was 7 winners behind the current leader Ollie Greenall in the Men's title but, after yesterday, that deficit has now been reduced to just five after Burtie completed a double at the North Wales course. READ MORE

14 April 2008 Cheshire - Alpraham

Last Saturday's rescheduled Cheshire meeting at Alpraham took place in glorious sunshine. The new entrance onto the course worked well but the crowd was down on previous years, rearranged meetings always seem to suffer with runners and crowds, and only 27 runners contested 7 races, with the final race a walkover. It was a good day for punters with every favourite going in, so not such a good day for the bookies. READ MORE

13 April 2008 Pytchley - Guilsborough

Having been postponed from last Sunday, owing to poor weather conditions, the Pytchley Hunt got their annual meeting off on ground that was near perfect. READ MORE

08 April 2008 Essex Farmers & Union - Marks Tey

Point-to-Point punters had to stomach a 20-1 shocker for the second Saturday running at Marks Tey on Saturday as Arctic Sun, the outsider of six in the Restricted race at the Essex Farmers & Union meeting, made every yard of the running and clung on for a narrow victory. READ MORE

07 April 2008 Tedworth - Barbury Racecourse

Cottage River, staying on strongly under David Mansell, took the feature 3m 6f Tedworth Gold Cup at Barbury Racecourse, where a large crowd saw three events divided and 122 horses contest 10 races. READ MORE

07 April 2008 Cheshire Forest - Tabley

Yesterday's Cheshire Forest meeting at Tabley had to survive two inspections before it was passed fit after overnight snow. Despite the wintery snow showers throughout the day, there was a reasonable crowd in attendance. Those that braved the elements were treated to a really good day's racing. READ MORE

07 April 2008 Middleton - Whitwell-on-the-Hill

The Middleton Point-to-Point at Whitwell on the Hill on Sunday managed to miss all the bad weather around, despite the last race being run in a blizzard with only the second last fence and last fence visible, and close and exciting finishes were the order of the day. READ MORE

07 April 2008 Spooners & West Dartmoor - Cherrybrook

Despite a covering of snow on the track in the morning, and a heavy 20 minutes snow shower after the third race, racing went ahead in the face of the wintry conditions at Cherrybrook on the edge of Dartmoor. READ MORE

01 April 2008 Puckeridge - Horseheath

Frosty Run, a horse who was bought by mistake for just £1,050, caused the biggest shock of the East Anglian Point-to-Point season so far when defying odds of 20-1 to run out the easy winner of the Ladies' Open at the Puckeridge meeting at Horseheath on Saturday. READ MORE

01 April 2008 Glamorgan - Ystradowen

Hengoed's Rhys Hughes chalked-up his second hat-trick of the season at the rain-soaked Glamorgan Hunt Point-to-Point with Well Mick (young horse Maiden), Little Ed (Confined) and Bob Bites Back (Restricted) - and all three are trained at Pyle by Robert Scrine. READ MORE

31 March 2008 Cattistock - Littlewindsor

Seaborough trainer Richard Barber stole the show with a treble at Littlewindsor, where the spring weather brought out a large crowd. READ MORE

31 March 2008 Avon Vale - Larkhill

Ask Again outstayed Cattle Class and odds-on favourite Man From Highworth to win a fascinating Mixed Open at rain-lashed Larkhill on Saturday. Ask Again is now unbeaten in seven completed Point-to-Points, but will return to the hunter chase arena. READ MORE

31 March 2008 East Cornwall - Great Trethew

Testing ground took its toll on runners at Great Trethew on Sunday where plenty of stamina was required to win. Richard Woollacott's great run of form continued with a rider/trainer double, initiated in the first of three maidens for four, five, six and seven year olds run over two and a half miles. This time Woollacott was on Denis Underhill's Lord's Bridge who won by a head from Royal Gemstone. READ MORE

31 March 2008 Badsworth & Bramham Moor - Mordon

The Badsworth & Bramham Moor meeting at Mordon on Saturday managed to get through the 7 race card despite heavy rain all afternoon. READ MORE

30 March 2008 Belvoir - Garthorpe

Although a fairly strong wind kept spectators on their toes, quite a decent size crowd enjoyed some exciting racing at Garthorpe, when the Belvoir Hunt held the second of five meetings scheduled at this racecourse during the season. READ MORE

26 March 2008 Essex Farmers & Union - Marks Tey

East Anglian Point-to-Pointing beat the weather for the second time in three days on Easter Monday as, while the professional meetings at Yarmouth and Huntingdon were abandoned, Marks Tey, which had been snowbound 24 hours earlier, hosted the Essex Farmers & Union meeting. READ MORE

26 March 2008 Easton Harriers - High Easter

The hardy souls who braved a biting wind and intermittent hail to attend Saturday's Easton Harriers Point-to-Point at High Easter on Saturday were rewarded with eight competitive races and plenty of late drama. READ MORE

26 March 2008 Croome & West Warwickshire - Upton-upon-Severn

Clerk of the Course Martin Weston was rewarded for all the hard work that had been done prior to Tuesday's Croome & West Warwickshire meeting with a double after Dobbiesgardenworld had stormed to victory in the Members and Caught At Dawn's facile win in the Men's Open. READ MORE

26 March 2008 Old Berks - Lockinge

It was a case of the four seasons with snow, rain, wind and sunshine but that didn't deter the crowds on the day as they arrived for the 56th Annual Old Berks Hunts' Annual Point-to-Point and Country Day. Barbecues took the place of picnics for many hardened campaigners as cars arrived in droves to set up on the hillside. READ MORE

25 March 2008 Curre & Llangibby - Howick

Reigning Welsh ladies' champion rider Isabel Tompsett was in brilliant form at the Curre & Llangibby Hunt Point-to-Point on Saturday landing a double with Chesnut Annie (Ladies' Open) and Check Up (Maiden two, part two). READ MORE

25 March 2008 Taunton Vale Foxhounds - Kingston St Mary

Saint Romble won a fascinating Ladies Open at Kingston St Mary, leading early on and then fighting back under Katherine Hobbs, making her reappearance after breaking a collarbone at Buckfastleigh in mid-February. "This is his 11th win for us", smiled Sarah Hobbs afterwards. "He's one of our very favourite horses, and certainly would never go hunter chasing - he's much too valuable to us for that". READ MORE

25 March 2008 Wilton - Badbury Rings

Golden Jack achieved an unusual double by winning two races - under different riders - for Witchampton owner/trainer Michelle Taylor at Badbury Rings on Easter Saturday. READ MORE

25 March 2008 Mendip Farmers - Ston Easton

Mike O'Connor's Springford was a popular winner of the Mendip Farmers Hunt race at Ston Easton, forging clear on the final circuit under Ian Popham. Now 16-years-old, Springford has won 12 of his 25 races for former trainer, Caroline Keevil, and Pat Bryant, who took over the pointers at their Charterhouse yard this season. "He's always been known as "The King" at home, and he still is", beamed Caroline and Pat proudly. READ MORE

25 March 2008 Vine & Craven - Hackwood Park

In spite of arctic conditions and competition from eleven meetings countrywide on Point-to-Pointing's busiest day, the Vine & Craven fixture at Hackwood Park attracted 43 runners and some top class racing. READ MORE

25 March 2008 Staintondale - Charm Park

Despite the bitter cold wind and the several heavy snow showers between races, the Staintondale Point-to-Point managed to get through their six race card. READ MORE

25 March 2008 Hurworth - Hutton Rudby

Despite early morning snow lying on the surrounding hills, the Hurworth meeting passed an early morning inspection after the snow on the course had melted. READ MORE

25 March 2008 North Shropshire - Eyton-on-Severn

Yesterday was a day for the real Point-to-Point enthusiasts, as it was a bitterly cold day with showers thrown in as well. The crowd was down on last year, but that was to be expected with the weather. It was good to be racing as Yarmouth and Fakenham fell victim to the weather, which meant that trainer Caroline Robinson and rider Charlie Huxley re-routed from Fakenham to Eyton-on-Severn. READ MORE

25 March 2008 North Cotswold - Paxford

Naunton's Fergal O'Brien consolidated his position at the top of the trainer's table with a double at Mondays North Cotswold meeting at Paxford. READ MORE

25 March 2008 Lamerton - Kilworthy

Gale force winds sweeping over Dartmoor threatened the Kilworthy meeting, and the usual marquees could not be erected in the gales which showed no signs of relenting all afternoon. The use of Livestock transporters as temporary accommodation kept the show on the road, and the meeting was rewarded with a good quality turn out of 63 runners for the seven races. READ MORE

25 March 2008 South Notts - Thorpe Lodge

Steve Magee was the man in form at the South Notts Point-to-Point with a double starting with Farmer Frank who was an impressive 15 length winner of the Hunt Member's race for owner Roger Jackson. Farmer Frank is trained by Nick Kent and still only a five year old; he is highly regarded by his stable and should be a good thing when he progresses to Restricted company. READ MORE

23 March 2008 North Staffordshire - Sandon

Yesterday's North Staffordshire meeting at Sandon, Nr Stone, was very much one for the diehards. It was a bitterly cold afternoon, with the odd snow shower thrown in for good measure. The wintry conditions resulted in a much smaller crowd than normal, but those that stayed away missed a really good day's racing. READ MORE

23 March 2008 Woodland Pytchley - Dingley

A fine treble of wins for jockey Tom Ellis and trainer Jimmy Tarry, in between bursts of snow showers, hail stones and some bouts of sunshine, were the order of the day as a decent size crowd enjoyed some exciting racing when the Woodland Pytchley held their annual Point-to-Point meeting at Dingley, near Market Harborough on Saturday. READ MORE

19 March 2008 Tivyside - Cilwendeg

Rhys Hughes, 26, celebrated the birth of his daughter Anaira last Tuesday by riding his first ever hat-trick at the rain-soaked Tivyside Point-to-Point with Hume Theatre (Members), Little Ed (Confined) and Bob Bites Back (Maiden division three). READ MORE

19 March 2008 Fitzwilliam (Milton) - Cottenham

Kelly Smith and Joe Turner, two trainers who broke their ducks for 2008 while sharing four triumphs at Ampton six days earlier, provided the only East Anglian successes at the Fitwilliam (Milton) Point-to-Point at Cottenham on Saturday. READ MORE

18 March 2008 New Forest - Larkhill

Droop trainer Louise Alner and stable jockey Ian Chanin grabbed the headlines with a double at windswept Larkhill on Saturday. READ MORE

18 March 2008 Quantock Staghounds - Cothelstone

Riders Giles Hawkins, 16, and Rachel Jones, 31, were first-time winners at Cothelstone, where the persistent downpour made conditions testing for horses and spectators READ MORE

17 March 2008 Western - Wadebridge

The Western meeting featured a first ever treble for Will Biddick and a first ever double for the popular Tavistock-based rider Jimmy Cole. Heavy going meant stamina sapping ground at Wadebridge but this proved little inconvenience for the promising Ballybrown, who initiated Biddick's hat trick with a comfortable success in the Intermediate. Ballybrown's trainer Becky Kennen said that her charge "needed to gain his confidence and would have benefited from this." He may be aimed at the final of this series at Exeter. READ MORE

17 March 2008 Meynell & South Staffordshire - Weston Park

The South Hereford meeting at Garnons fell victim to the weather yesterday, but there were no such problems at the Meynell & South Staffs fixture at Weston Park. READ MORE

17 March 2008 Holderness - Dalton Park

Duchess Account once again stole the show at the Holderness Point-to-Point at Dalton Park, near Beverley, on Sunday ridden by Emma Brader. The pair came fast and late to beat long time leader Narciso by a length. This was a just reward for the Brader family who had the favourite Skew Whip in the Mens Open but was pulled up lame after a circuit. Duchess Account will be put in foal at the end of the season but not before contesting the prestigious Grimthorpe Gold Cup in which there would be no more popular winner. READ MORE

16 March 2008 South Wold - Brocklesby Park

The South Wold Point-to-Point took place on Saturday, a misty day that quickly became a foggy day and unfortunately lead to the abandonment of the meeting after the fourth race. This was very disappointing both for racegoers, owners, jockeys and for the organisers who had put so much work into the holding the meeting. READ MORE

13 March 2008 Suffolk - Ampton

James Owen and Kelly Smith can see Ampton Point-to-Point course from their Dalmer Lodge Stables at Timworth and they had a day to remember there at the Suffolk Hunt meeting on Sunday.  James rode a treble and Kelly had a double to get off the mark for the season. READ MORE

11 March 2008 Blackmore & Sparkford Vale - Charlton Horethorne

Shepherds Hut was the impressive winner of the Men's Open at Charlton Horethorne on Sunday. Jumping superbly - "he gained lengths at the fences", said rider Ian Chanin - Shepherds Hut led for most of the last circuit and easily recorded the day's fastest time. The nine-year-old won two races in 2006, but missed 2007 and was making only his seventh racecourse appearance on Sunday. On this evidence, owner trainers Richard and Sherilyn King have much to look forward to. READ MORE

10 March 2008 West Street Tickham - Detling

In high winds, and persistent drizzle, the West Street Tickham Point-to-Point was a family day in more ways than one. Stuart Robinson won the feature race, the Kent Grand National, on his father David's Bee An Bee. Two weeks ago David broke a bone in his neck when the same horse ran out with him at Charing. READ MORE

10 March 2008 Cottesmore - Garthorpe

Decent Spring weather, good ground conditions, and some quality Point-to-Point racing got the first Leicestershire meeting of the season off to a good start at Garthorpe. With new style fences set in place for the meeting, both trainers and jockeys gave the thumbs up and no fallers were reported during the seven races. READ MORE

10 March 2008 Sir W.W.Wynn's - Bangor-on-Dee

The Sir W.W. Wynn's Hunt staged a really good days racing at Bangor-on-Dee yesterday. The marathon 9 race card attracted a good number of runners and supporters. READ MORE

10 March 2008 Derwent - Charm Park

The Derwent Point-to-Point at Charm Park, Wykeham, on Sunday saw Sherriff Hutton based jockey Oliver Greenall ride 3 winners, to add to the two he rode at Dalston on Saturday, enabling him to storm three winners clear in the Mens National Championship. READ MORE

10 March 2008 Dart Vale & Haldon Harriers - Buckfastleigh

Polly Gundry's superb season showed no sign of abating at Buckfastleigh on Sunday where she rode a treble. Heavy showers meant the ground was soft, and stamina was required in abundance, but Rockwithacaveman proved he has plenty of that when he won his fourth race of the season after running out the six length winner of the Confined. READ MORE

05 March 2008 Granta Harriers - Higham

Rupert Stearn had a day to remember at the Granta Harriers Point-to-Point at Higham on Sunday. Still looking for his first win of the season at the start of the afternoon, the 23-year-old from Wymondham reeled off three consecutive victories to post his first ever treble. READ MORE

03 March 2008 Taunton Vale Harriers - Kingston St Mary

Former National Champion Rachael Green took the riding honours with a double at the Taunton Vale Harriers point-to-point at Kingston St Mary on Sunday. READ MORE

03 March 2008 Southdown & Eridge - Godstone

Another fine day saw the South East's fourth fixture of the season take place in optimum conditions at Godstone on Sunday, March 2nd. It was a day that saw popular champion Carryonharry return to the winner's enclosure after his seasonal debut in the Ladies' Open, and a double for reigning area top jockey Philip Hall. READ MORE

03 March 2008 Duke of Beaufort's - Didmarton

Local horses held their own when the Duke of Beaufort staged their popular meeting at Didmarton on Saturday afternoon. READ MORE

03 March 2008 East Devon - Ottery St Mary

A marathon 11 races made up the card at the East Devon meeting at Ottery St Mary where Southwestern proved he is back on top form and primed for a tilt at the Christie's Foxhunters at the Cheltenham Festival in just over a week's time after his win in the Volkswagen Touareg Men's Open race. READ MORE

03 March 2008 Grove & Rufford - Welbeck

A good sized crowd enjoyed some exciting racing when the Grove & Rufford Hunt held their annual Point-to-Point meeting at Welbeck, near Worksop on Sunday. READ MORE

28 February 2008 Thurlow - Horseheath

Downham Market butcher Jeff Sargeant celebrated his first ever victory as an owner when Ballyowen, trained at Runcton Holme by Fred Farrow and brilliantly ridden by Alex Vaughan-Jones took the Restricted race at the Thurlow Point-to-Point at Horseheath on Saturday. READ MORE

25 February 2008 Countryside Alliance Club (Wessex) – Badbury Rings

The second year of this meeting proved an enormous success and the car parks were filled and racecards sold out as the crowds flocked through the gates at Badbury Rings, near Wimborne. READ MORE

25 February 2008 East Cornwall - Great Trethew

Good going at Great Trethew attracted a total of 96 runners on a nine race card which featured doubles for jockeys Neil Harris and Ian Popham. READ MORE

25 February 2008 South East Hunts Club - Charing

It was a day of mixed fortunes for David Robinson and his son Stuart at the South East Hunts Club meeting at Charing on Sunday (24th Feb). READ MORE

25 February 2008 Tanatside - Eyton-on-Severn

Yesterday's Tanatside meeting at Eyton-on-Severn produced a really great day of competitive racing, with over 100 horses contesting the 8 race card; and the crowd looked larger than normal. The course looked in fantastic condition a credit to clerk of the course John Beddoes. READ MORE

25 February 2008 Burton - Market Rasen

Eighty-three runners contested 8 races at the Burton Point-to-Point on Sunday. This was the final Point-to-Point to be held at the racecourse and next year the meeting moves to the Lincolnshire Showground. READ MORE

20 February 2008 East Essex - Marks Tey

Dunmanus Bay provided the perfect finish to a wonderful day's racing at the East Essex Point-to-Point at Marks Tey on Saturday with a popular victory in the Novice Riders Race. READ MORE

19 February 2008 South Dorset - Milborne St Andrew

Ask Again (Sarah West) won a memorable Ladies Open, when just getting the better of Red Brook Lad and Rimpton Boy, who led over the last, at Milborne St Andrew on Sunday. READ MORE

18 February 2008 South Pool Harriers - Buckfastleigh

Reigning area champion Richard Woollacott took his tally to seven for the season at Buckfastleigh on Sunday where a huge crowd lined their pockets as six favourites delivered on the eight race card. READ MORE

18 February 2008 Vine & Craven - Barbury Racecourse

Rider Phillip York's run of good form continued at the Vine & Craven meeting at Barbury Racecourse on Saturday with a double. READ MORE

17 February 2008 Sinnington - Duncombe Park

The Sinnington Hunt Point-to-Point went ahead on Saturday following two inspections for frost. READ MORE

13 February 2008 Cambridge University United Hunts Club - Cottenham

Georgina Andrews, Clare Hobson and Scare Lotte, three golden girls of East Anglian Point-to-Pointing past and present, dominated the early stages of a sun-drenched Cambridge University United Hunts Club meeting at Cottenham yesterday (Sunday). READ MORE

12 February 2008 United Services - Larkhill

Man From Highworth (David Bass) put up a superb performance to run away with the Coronation Gold Cup at Larkhill on Saturday. READ MORE

11 February 2008 South Midlands Area Club - Tweseldown

On a day of brilliant sunshine Tweseldown hosted the South Midlands Area Club. Visiting horses and riders dominated the meeting and not until the last of seven races did Surrey jockey, Philip York, score a blow for the Sandhurst Area. READ MORE

11 February 2008 Mid Surrey Farmers Draghounds - Godstone

Already the oldest licensed jockey in Britain, David Robinson rode further into the history books with a win at the Mid Surrey Farmers Point-to-Point meeting at Godstone on Sunday. READ MORE

11 February 2008 Brocklesby – Brocklesby Park

Some great racing was enjoyed in lovely spring sunshine at Brocklesby Park on Saturday. Ninety-nine horses contested eight races and the track was in excellent condition. The meeting was celebrating 50 years of racing on the course and was held by kind permission of the Earl of Yarborough. READ MORE

05 February 2008 Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace - Horseheath

Jilted Lover gave Alex Embiricos her first victory in the saddle for almost three years, on Saturday, when coming from a seemingly impossible position to snatch victory in the Restricted Race at the Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace Point-to-Point at Horseheath. READ MORE

04 February 2008 Old Raby Hunt Club - Witton Castle

The Old Raby Hunt Club Point-to-Point at Witton Castle went ahead on Sunday after passing an 8.00am inspection, the course having been frost bound 24 hours earlier. READ MORE

04 February 2008 Mid Devon - Black Forest Lodge

Polly Gundry was the rider on form on testing ground at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday where she booted home four winners. READ MORE

04 February 2008 North Cornwall - Wadebridge

Colin and Karyn Heard have made a habit of saddling winners at Wadebridge. Their nearby Boscastle yard provided three winners at the course's fixture in December, and they followed up with two further successes at Saturday's North Cornwall meeting. READ MORE

31 January 2008 North Norfolk Harriers – Higham

David Kemp, the trainer-rider from Kilverstone, near Thetford, was the man to follow at the North Norfolk Harriers Point-to-Point at Higham on Sunday 27th. READ MORE

28 January 2008 Royal Artillery - Larkhill

David Bass, 19, rode his first-ever winner when 33/1 Man From Highworth bolted up in the Royal Artillery Men's Open at Larkhill on Saturday. READ MORE

28 January 2008 Albrighton - Weston Park

The new 2008 season between the flags in the North Western area finally got underway, at the second attempt yesterday, with the rescheduled Albrighton meeting at Weston Park. READ MORE

28 January 2008 Tiverton - Chipley Park

A huge crowd at Chipley Park found winners hard to find on a ten race card run on testing ground which attracted a total of 115 runners. READ MORE

28 January 2008 Midlands Area Club - Thorpe Lodge

The Midlands Area Club Point-to-Point took place on Sunday in glorious spring-like weather. The sun was certainly shining for favourite backers with all seven races going to the market leader. READ MORE

28 January 2008 West Street Tickham - Detling

A glorious day's racing at Detling Point-to-Point (Sat 26th) saw large fields competing in perfect conditions. Two riders - Peter Bull and Phil York, went home with doubles. READ MORE

22 January 2008 Dunston Harriers - Ampton

A meteorological miracle bestowed warm, dry weather on the Point-to-Point faithful who arrived expecting further monsoon conditions at the seven-race Dunston Harriers fixture at Ampton, near Bury St Edmunds, last Sunday. READ MORE

21 January 2008 Silverton - Black Forest Lodge

Southwestern put up a thoroughly impressive performance in the Mens Open at the Silverton Point-to-Point at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday to confirm he is on course to assert his challenge in the Christie's Foxhunters at the Cheltenham Festival in March. READ MORE

07 January 2008 Staff College & R.M.A. Sandhurst Draghounds - Tweseldown

Course specialist, Irilut, returned to his winning ways, reversing last month's defeat here by Whereareyounow in the Men's Open at Tweseldown. READ MORE

07 January 2008 Army - Larkhill

Something Small put up a stunning performance to spread-eagle his 18 opponents in a quality Men's Open at Larkhill on Saturday. READ MORE

31 December 2007 South Devon Hunts Club - Ideford Arch

It was a day of doubles at Ideford Arch on Sunday where a busy crowd enjoyed a marathon ten race card. READ MORE

17 December 2007 North Cornwall Club - Wadebridge

There was much to talk about after the North Cornwall Club's superb Point-to-Point at Wadebridge on Saturday where the Reverend Simon Beveridge became the first minister of the cloth to ride a winner between the flags and Colin Heard trained his first ever treble. READ MORE

03 December 2007 Tweseldown Racing Club - Tweseldown

Selbourne rider John Maxse, Communications Director of the Jockey Club, rode his own horse, Whereareyounow to a 25 length win in a hotly contested Mens Open race at Tweseldown on Sunday. READ MORE

03 December 2007 Black Forest Club - Black Forest Lodge

Racegoers were treated to a perfect start to the new Point-to-Point season at Black Forest Lodge on Sunday (2nd), where quality racing with big fields was the order of the day. READ MORE