David Brace OBE and 16-year-old jockey Jack Tudor were back in the winners’ enclosure at Berkeley Hunt’s Point-To-Point Steeplechases (writes Brian Lee).
Less than 24 hours after landing the Dunraven Bowl Novices Hunter Chase at Chepstow Racecourse with Pink Eyed Pedro, Brace and Tudor were winners again after Tudor riding Brace’s 12-year-old bay gelding William Money won the novice riders’ race.
Brace is based at Dunraven Stud, Pyle, near Bridgend, while Tudor is from Merthyr Mawr.
Chepstow’s Tom Faulker who had two runners in the Dunraven Bowl Mister Robbo and GoWell who were both pulled-up had something to smile about when his Dino Boy took the young horse maiden race.
Berkeley Races at Woodford are held in the Berkeley Vale countryside with the 12th century Berkeley Castle providing a backdrop to the course.
2019 Point to Point fixtures:
May
Races
2.35pm Restricted
3.10 Intermediate
3.45 Mens Open
4.20 Ladies Open
4.55 Open Maiden
MINEHEAD HARRIERS AND WEST SOMERSET
CHADDESLEY CORBETT, WORCESTERSHIRE
THE GOLDEN VALLEY HUNT SUPPORTED BY THE PPORA
THE ALBRIGHTON & WOODLAND HUNT (SOUTH)
CHADDESLEY CORBETT, WORCESTERSHIRE
June