It looked for a long time like there would be no movement on our Best Turned Out Series leader-board today, but then in our seventh and final race, Series leader Sarah Jones secured an incredible eighth win, extending her already impressive lead.

Sarah has now won eight rosettes in thirteen meetings, an average of two wins in every three meetings.

Sarah's won today with Miss Ranger, giving Roger Fell Racing their twelfth win in the Best Turned Out Series overall.

It was the first rosette for each of our other six winners today - a fantastic effort all round.

Many thanks again to Millbry Hill Country Store for supporting the series, and for their thoughtful judging together with our representatives from Market Cross Jewellers and Weatherbys Ltd.

Best Turned Out Series leader Sarah Jones wows our Millbry Hill Country Store judges once again, and picks up an unprecedented EIGHTH win with Miss Ranger for Roger Fell Racing.
Can anyone catch-up to the Woman with the Golden Comb? Five meetings remain this season for someone to close the gap.
Join us next week on Wednesday September 25 when our Best Turned Out Series will continue.

Our judges from Millbry Hill Country Store were delighted by Gaynor Crawford's hard work turning out for Jim Goldie Racing. Gaynor hand-stencilled individual letters to spell out Call Me Ginger's name as a quarter mark! Somehow, she also found the time for some very accomplished plaiting as well.
Well done Gaynor, it's lovely to see something so original!

Our next Best Turned Out Horse in the Racing TV Straight Mile Series Handicap Stakes is Casement, looked after by Sophie Jones, for Mick Appleby Racing. Sophie's prize was presented by Liz Jones, from series supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.

Lee Enstone, from Phillip Makin Racing, impresses our judges from Weatherbys Ltd Racing Bank with his work on Almurr, winning Best Turned Out Horse. Caroline Marray, who presented the prize, particularly liked Lee's use of a handmade stencil on the horse's flank.
We're very grateful to our race sponsors Weatherbys Ltd and to series supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.

The rosette for Best Turned Out Horse in the Weatherbys Racing Bank Apprentice Handicap Stakes goes to Saisons D'Or, led up by Jess Townend for Jedd O'Keeffe Racing.
Jess's prize was presented by Caroline Marray of Weatherbys Ltd Racing Bank, and included a rosette, cash, and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

The Best Turned Out Horse in our second race is Don't Joke, looked after by Nain Singh for Mark Johnston Racing.
Nain wins a cash prize, a rosette, and Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, presented by Dawn Welsh from regular race sponsor Market Cross Jewellers.

We've got seven more rosettes to award today in our ongoing Best Turned Out Series, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.
Today's first was won by Lezardrieux, led up by Sebastian Todd, for Grant Tuer's stable.

No major shake-ups to our Best Turned Out Series leaderboard following Gin & Gents' Evening 2019, but very well done to Shannon Watts, from Tracy Waggott's yard, and to Zoe Rogers, from Bethell Racing.

Both picked up a second rosette today and got their names back on the board!

We awarded seven rosettes in total today, to seven very hardworking stable personnel. The standard of competition has been excellent, and our judges' job is only getting more difficult!

A big 'thank you' to the Series' supporters Millbry Hill Country Store, who joined us again today to judge the Series and award prizes.

We can't wait to see what happens next time we race: Tuesday September 17 - see you there!

The seventh and final Best Turned Out Horse of our Gin & Gents' Evening 2019 is Deeds Not Words, looked after by Leanne Bostock, for Tracy Waggott's stable.

We've had some beautifully turned out horses today, it's wonderful to see the effort and dedication that so many talented stable staff put into their work every time we race.

Thank you as always to our supporters Millbry Hill Country Store for supplying prize vouchers for the winning stable staff, and for judging today alongside our race sponsors.

The penultimate Best Turned Out prize of our Gin & Gents' evening has been won by Strawberryandcream, led up by Daniella Walker, for James Bethell's stable.

Another rosette for Shannon Watts, for Jim Goldie Racing, in our Best Turned Out Series. This time Shannon wins for her working looking after number 18, Strong Steps.
As always, our gratitude goes to Millbry Hill Country Store for their support of the series.

Nicola Foy from Market Cross Jewellers has selected Well Funded as our Best Turned Out Horse in the Market Cross Jewellers Handicap Stakes.
Well done to Zoe Rogers, who wins the rosette for James Bethell's stable.

The Best Turned Out horse in the Bakers Tailoring and Formal Hire Fillies' Novice Auction Stakes is Carriage Clock, looked after by Liam Hanbaltt for Steph Hollinshead Racing Ltd.
Many thanks to Catherine from Millbry Hill Country Store who is our Series judge and presenter today.

Paddy Elliott is the Best Turned Out Horse in our second race, thanks to the hard work of Ryan Thompson for Brian Ellison Racing.
Ryan is pictured receiving his prize from Catherine Sheret from series supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.

It's Gin & Gents' Evening, and the fellas aren't the only ones looking stylish.
Our first Best Turned Out Horse today is Firby, led up by Andrew Miller for Michael Dods Racing.
Andrew wins a rosette, a cash prize, and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher. His prize was presented by Milbry Hill's Catherine Sheret.

Another excellent day of racing means another eight rosettes handed out in our Best Turned Out Series!

It was an especially good day for Tim Easterby Racing's Sam Pugh, who pulled off a double by turning out the best looking horses in both our first and fourth races, and picking up her first two wins in the Series. Julie Heneghan, from Philip Kirby Racing, picked up her third win, to pull ahead of the pack and secure herself in second place.  However, Sarah Jones once again proved why she has been leading the Series all year when she led up Miss Ranger for Roger Fell Racing and dazzled our judges. Sarah's win in our final race today puts her one seven points, well ahead of her closest rival - Julie, with three.

With seven racedays left in the year, who can threaten to catch up to Sarah?

We are once again grateful to Millbry Hill Country Store for supporting the Series.

Join us again for Gin & Gents' Evening on Saturday, August 24, to see how the contest unfolds...

And it's an incredible SEVENTH Best Turned Out win for grooming superstar Sarah Jones and Roger Fell Racing, this time with seven-year-old Miss Ranger in the Happy Wedding Anniversary Mr & Mrs Brown Handicap Stakes (Div II).
Sarah's prize was presented by the grandchildren of Colin and Christine Brown: Molly, Daisy, Daniel, and David, and as always was supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

The Best Turned Out Horse in the 1st Division of the Happy Wedding Anniversary Mr & Mrs Brown Handicap Stakes is number 10, Barb's Prince, led up by Robbie McCarth, and wins a second rosette for Ian Williams Racing Limited today.
The prize, which includes cash and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, was presented by Mr and Mrs Brown's granddaughters, Molly and Daisy Howe.

Best Turned Out Horse for our sixth race is Cardano, led up by Ellie Ravenall, for Ian Williams Racing Limited.
Prize presented by Emma Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

Best Turned Out in our 3:30pm race is Shepherd's Purse, looked after by Julie Kelshaw, for Ruth Carr Racing Ltd.
Prize presented by race sponsor Dawn Welsh of Market Cross Jewellers Middlesbrough, and supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

Sam Pugh from Tim Easterby Racing picks up a double today with Golden Apollo!  Many thanks again to Series supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.

The third Best Turned Out Rosette today goes to Bev Kendall and Tadaawol, from Roger Fell Racing.  Roger's stable is doing very well in the Series so far, with 10 wins among his staff.
Many thanks to Sophie Gloag, from Millbry Hill Country Store, for presenting Bev's prize.

How about that? Julie Heneghan climbs to second place in our Best Turned Out Series with a third rosette, awarded for her work turning out Siena Mia, for Philip Kirby Racing, in the Celebrate the Life of Ann Allport Median Auction Stakes.

Many thanks to race sponsors Bob, Daisy, and Eliza Allport, for presenting the prize to Julie, which includes the rosette, cash, and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

Stay with us to see if Julie hold her place on the leader-board today!

Our Best Turned Out Series carries on today, with the rosette for our first race going to Queens Blade, led up by Sam Pugh, for Tim Easterby Racing.
As always, Millbry Hill Country Store are back with us to support the Series, and Sam's prize was presented by Millbry's own Emma Jones.

The talent and dedication on display in our Best Turned Out Series continues to be absolutely top-notch.
No major shake-ups for our leaderboard at today's meeting, but we did see another four contenders join the pack jostling in second place.
They were Lauren Mullholland, from Michael Dods Racing; Sam Batt, from Bryan Smart Racing; Paige Hopper, from Noel Wilson at Marwood Racing; and Emily Bullock, from Ruth Carr Racing Ltd.
All four picked up their second rosette today - can they build on this success at our next meeting?
Join us at our Caribbean Carnival Day on Saturday, August 10, to find out!

Our eighth and final Best Turned Out Horse today is Abushamah, looked after by Emily Bullock for Ruth Carr Racing Ltd.
Well done again to all the fantastic stable staff who work so hard behind the scenes to turn out brilliant looking horses, and thank you to Millbry Hill Country Store for their ongoing support of this great new initiative!

Yet another win for the leading trainer in our Best Turned Out Series ,Roger Fell Racing.
Rosie Howarth takes home the rosette for her work turning out Dancing Mountain, as well as a cash prize and Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

Just A Rumour, from Noel Wilson at Marwood Racing, is our next Best Turned Out Horse, thanks to Paige Hopper.
The three-year-old grey filly's flawless presentation impressed our judges from Millbry Hill Country Store enough to secure Paige her second win in the Series.

Babeu Sinz from Mark Johnston Racing wins our fifth Best Turned Out prize for his excellent work looking after Creek Island.
We're grateful as always to Millbry Hill Country Store for their support of the Series and helping us to recognise the great efforts stable staff go to behind the scenes.

The Best Turned Out Horse in our 3.55 race is Glaceon, looked after by Maisie Thompson for Tina Jackson's stable.
Emma Jones from Millbry Hill Country Store joins us again to present the prize.

Sue Murtagh from Carlisle wins the third Best Turned Out rosette today for her work on Fast and Friendly, from Barry Murtagh's stable.
Sue wins a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, a cash prize, and a commemorative rosette.

Best Turned Out in our second race goes to Guarded Secret, led up by Lauren Mullholland for Michael Dods Racing.
Our judges from Millbry Hill Country Store were particularly impressed with Lauren's accomplished tail-plaiting.
Millbry's Liz Jones kindly presented Lauren's prize.

First Best Turned Out Horse today is Redzone, with Sam Bat from Bryan Smart Racing picking up her second win in the Series!
Millbry Hill Country Store are with us again, and Emma Jones presented Sam's prize of cash, a Millbry Hill voucher, and a rosette.

Two more competitors pull ahead to challenge our front-runners in the Best Turned Out Series, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.
Harry Lee, for Michael Dods Racing, and Mary Rand, for David Thompson Racing, picked up their second rosettes today.
Well done guys, keep it up!

It's been another great day of racing, and our final Best Turned Out presentation of the day is to Isaac Amos from Alistair Whillans, with Donnachies Girl.
Well done to all the hardworking stable personnel who have once again put so much effort into their charges, and thank you to Millbry Hill Country Store for their support of the series.

Just two Best Turned Out ribbons left to award today, and one goes to Georgia Morrill, from Richard Fahey Racing, for her work on Queen Penn.
Georgia wins a cash prize and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, presented by Brian Reeves, chairman of race sponsor Redcar Cricket Club.

Our feature race is underway, and the Best Turned Out Horse is Galloway Hills for Phillip Makin's stable, led up by Sammyjo Bell.
Prize presented by Michael Shinners for SkyBet.
As always, our Best Turned Out Series is supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

Best Turned Out for the Help for Heroes Official & Royal British Legion Classified Claiming Stakes is First Flight, led up by Laura Robertson for Brian Ellison Racing.

Our fourth Best Turned Out Horse today, this time for the Jacks CoachesHandicap Stakes, is Ghathanafar, looked after by Robyn Whitton.
Robyn wins a cash prize and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, presented by Natalie and Paul Pearson on behalf of Jacks Coaches.

Best Turned Out for the Celebrate the Life of Peter Chapman Handicap Stakes (Div II) is Lukoutoldmakezbak, led up by Mary Rand for David Thompson Racing.
The prize was presented by Peter's wife, Anita, and his granddaughter, Kimberley.
Millbry Hill Country Store

Best Turned Out for the Celebrate the Life of Peter Chapman Handicap Stakes was won by First Dance, led up Amy Hunt for Tom Tate Racing. 
Two of Peter's grandchildren, Ellie and Jay Chapman, presented Amy's cash prize and Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

A good start to our 1940s Revival Day for Michael Dods Racing as Harry Lee picks up his second Best Turned Out rosette with American First.
Michael Shinners from SkyBet presented the prize, which as always includes cash and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

The end of another fantastic day of racing means it's time to take a look at the scoreboard for our 2019 Best Turned Out Series, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store:

Things are certainly getting competitive, with two more challengers picking up a second rosette at #RedcarLadiesDay2019.

They are Andy Robertson from Brian Ellison Racing, and Madan Singh from Mick Appleby Racing. Madan roared into the competition by winning both his rosettes today!
They join Julie Heneghan from Philip Kirby Racing and Dale Ali from Mark Johnston Racing in joint second place.

However, Roger Fell Racing's Sarah Jones picked up her SIXTH win today, pulling even further ahead!
Can anyone catch her?

Join us on Sunday 21st July for our 1940s Revival Day, supporting Help for Heroes Official, to find out...

It isn't just the ladies who look lovely today, the runners are looking very sharp for the Best Turned Out Series!  Today's first winner is Cruising, from David Brown Racing, led up by Amy Taylor!  The was presented by Poppy Sutton from Millbry Hill Country Store.

Best Turned Out in our second race goes to Another Lincolnday, turned out by Katie Hodgson of Rebecca Menzies Racing. Well done!

She's only gone and done it again! Sarah Jones from Roger Fell Racing picks up an incredible SIXTH rosette in our Best Turned Out Series, this time for her work making sure Presidential lives up to his name. Presidential was chosen by Melissa Pomfrey representing regular race sponsors H. Jarvis Ltd.

The fourth Best Turned Out Horse today is Dragon Beat, looked after by Madan Singh, from Michael Appleby's yard.  Madan wins a cash prize, a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, and a rosette, all presented by Dawn Welsh of race sponsors Market Cross Jewellers.

Another stunning horse in our Best Turned Out Series, Arriba De Toda, takes the red ribbon. Well done to Andy Robertson from Brian Ellison Racing.
The prize was presented by Katie Scott of Rockliffe Hall. Many thanks to them for sponsoring this race, and to Millbry Hill Country Store for their ongoing support of the Best Turned Out Series.

Our next Best Turned Out Horse is Seek the Moon, led up by Amy Pierson for Lawrence Mullaney. Prize again presented by Poppy Sutton on behalf of Millbry Hill Country Store.

It's a double for Madan Singh from Mick Appleby Racing as he picks up his second Best Turned Out prize today! This time it's with four-year-old filly Sunbright. With this, Madan pulls ahead of the pack into joint second - have we got a new contender?

Our eighth and final Best Turned Out Horse of Ladies' Day 2019 is War Ensign, from Tim Easterby Reality Partnerships, led up by Bella Sowry. Well done to Bella, and to all the dedicated stable staff we've seen today.
Many thanks, as always, to Series supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.

Things are getting pretty exciting in our Best Turned Out Series. We now have three front-runners!

Leading the field is Sarah Jones from Roger Fell Racing, on 5 rosettes.

She's chased by Julie Heneghan from Philip Kirby Racing, on 2 rosettes, and Dale Ali from Mark Johnston Racing, also on 2 rosettes.

Can Sarah maintain her lead? Can Julie or Dale close the gap? Or can somebody else come from behind to challenge the leaders?

Join us for Ladies' Day tomorrow to find out!

Some very well turned out horses for the first race, but our first winner of the day is the aptly named The Trendy Man, led up by Natasha Nelson for David O'Meara Racing. Prize was presented by Sophie Gloag from supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.  Very trendy indeed!

The Best Turned Out ribbon for the Trial Racing TV for Free Now Novice Stakes has been claimed by April Clarke from Jedd O'Keeffe Racing for her excellent work on Proton, including some very accomplished plaiting. She wins a cash prize, and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

Best Turned Out Horse in the Celebrate the Life of Joe Newton Handicap Stakes is Dancin Boy, led up by Harry Lee-Fletcher for Michael Dods Racing. The prize of cash and a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher was presented by Joe's dad Paul and brother Craig.

VIDEO - Best Turned Out number 3 is Dancin Boy for Michael Dods Racing, looking beautiful in the parade ring ahead of our third race

Paige Hopper picks up Noel Wilson at Marwood Racing's first rosette in our Best Turned Out Series, for her hard work getting Barney Bullet ready. Prize presented by Liz Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

Looks like we have another top three contender in our Best Turned Out Series! Dale Ali picks up his second win, this time with Reggae Runner for Mark Johnston Racing. Dale surges into second place, tied with Julie Heneghan, and slightly behind Sarah Jones! Prize presented by Liz Jones from the Series supporters Millbry Hill Country Store.

VIDEO - The horses are in the Parade Ring and good-looking field ahead of our sixth race!

The penultimate Best Turned Out Horse of the day is Dreamseller, looked after by Bertie Hayton for Tim Easterby Reality Partnerships. Sophie Gloag from Millbry Hill Country Store presented her with the prize.

The Best Turned Out Horse for our seventh and final race today is Tie A Yellowribbon, led up by Zoe Rogers from James Bethell. Jockey Paul Mulrennan joined us to present her prize.  Well done to all the hard-working stable staff, our judges from Millbry Hill Country Store haven't found it easy to choose today!

Very well done to all the stable staff today, who worked so hard to turn out some fabulous looking horses!

Our Best Turned Series, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store, is hotting up, but Sarah Jones, from Roger Fell Racing, still holds a firm lead after today's meeting.

She's chased by Julie Heneghan, from Philip Kirby Racing, but can anyone close the gap?

We'll check in with the Series again after our next meeting on Friday, June 21, so stay with us to see how the rankings develop.

Our Best Turned Out Series, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store, is back today, and our first winner is Joanne Penrose, from Karl Burke Racing, for her work on Insania.

Champagne Morengo from Ian Williams Racing Limited wins Best Turned Out Horse in our 2:50pm race today, thanks to Charlotte Smeulders. Prize presented by Liz Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

Richard Nichol picks up his first win in our Best Turned Out Series, and received his prize from Emma Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store. Richard wins for his work turning out Geyser for the Barry Murtagh stable.

The fourth Best Turned Out rosette today goes to Sam Stephenson for her work getting How Bizarre, from the Liam Bailey stable, ready. Prize presented by Sophie Gloag from Millbry Hill Country Store.

Jodi Hand and Gordalan win Best Turned Out in our fifth race. Philip Kirby Racing has a very dedicated team member with Jodi - she didn't even stop working long enough for a photo!

With age comes beauty, as six year old Midnight Malibu is named Best Turned Out Horse for our sixth race, led up by Joe Gullon for Tim Easterby Reality Partnerships. Thanks again to Millbry Hill Country Store for helping us highlight the excellent work of all these dedicated stable staff.

VIDEO - Here they come for our seventh race.

Sam Batt for Bryan Smart Racing picks up the penultimate Best Turned Out prize today for her work with Northernpowerhouse. She impressed our judges from Millbry Hill Country Store with her excellent plaiting skills.

Our eighth and final Best Turned Out Horse today is Khitaamy, led up by Katie Hodgson for Tina Jackson Racing. The prize was presented by our own Caroline Thompson.  Well done Katie, and well done everyone else who has picked up a rosette today. Thank you as always to Millbry Hill Country Store for all their support.

Following today's Zetland Gold Club Sports Day meeting, let's take a look at the standings in our ongoing Best Turned Out Series...

Sarah Jones, from Roger Fell Racing, is proving a force to be reckoned with, picking up another two rosettes today, to bring her total to five!

Sarah isn't with us for tomorrow's raceday, so let's see if anyone can seize the opportunity and close the gap.

Many thanks to Millbry Hill Country Store for supporting our Best Turned Out Series, and judging many of the horses today.

The Zetland Gold Cup Sports Day is underway, and our first Best Turned Out Horse of the day is Lady Quickstep, looked after by Molly Presland for Gay Kelleway Racing. Molly wins a cash prize, a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, and a rosette, presented by Sophie Gloag on behalf of Millbry Hill.

Sophie and Emma from Millbry Hill Country Store have named Diamond Shower the Best Turned Out Horse in our second race. Well done to Ethan Tindall from Richard Fahey Racing for his excellent work.

Best Turned Out Horse in our third race is Quiet Moment from Maurice Barnes Racing, led up by Claire Milne. Supported by Millbry Hill Country Store and prize presented by competition winner Maria Ferguson.

The Best Turned Out rosette for the North East Autism Society Going4Gold Handicap Stakes goes to a familiar face: Sarah Jones from Roger Fell Racing!  Already our front-runner, Sarah extends her lead with her fourth win.
Prize supported by Millbry Hill Country Store and presented by NEAS CEO John Phillipson.

The Best Turned Out Horse running in this year's Racing TV Zetland Gold Cup is Fenaan, led up by Kelsi Langley for Phillip Makin. Prize presented by Lord Zetland, and as always, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

Rose James picks up her first Best Turned Out rosette with Watheer, making it another win for Roger Fell Racing with Watheer. Prize presented by Martin Shallow of Market Cross Jewellers, and supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

Kissesforeveryone, from Andrew Crook Racing, has charmed our judges and won Amy Crook the Best Turned Out Horse rosette for our seventh race. Prize presented by Sophie Gloag from Millbry Hill Country Store.

VIDEO - Best Turned Out Horse in our seventh race today is Kissesforeveryone, from the Andrew Crook stable. Looked after by Amy Crook.

It's a Best Turned Out double for Roger Fell Racing's Sarah Jones, who has impressed our judges twice today with her exemplary plaiting skills and attention to detail, first with Montalvan, and now with Muqarred. This win puts Sarah well ahead with five rosettes.
Join us again tomorrow, when we'll find out if anyone can threaten Sarah's lead! Many thanks to Millbry Hill Country Store for their ongoing support of this exciting new competition.

Our Best Turned Out Series leaderboard has really had a shake-up!
Sarah Jones from Roger Fell Racing has surged into the lead, picking up two more rosettes for her work on Dancing Mountain and Elixsoft.
She's closely followed by Julie Heneghan of Philip Kirby Racing, who won her second rosette of the season leading up Gordalan.
These two dedicated stable staff are now leading the field, but it's far from over!
As always, thanks to Millbry Hill Country Store for all their support.

The weather has turned out nicely, and so have the horses for our first race! Best Turned Out is Pearlwood, led up by Eireann Cagney for Richard Fahey. Liz Jones from Millbry Hill Country Store joins us once again to present Eirrean with a cash prize, a voucher, and a rosette.

VIDEO - Best Turned Out Horse Pearlwood looking gorgeous ahead of our first race today.

Best Turned Out Horse in our second race is Rose of Kildare, cared for by Dale Ali, from Mark Johnston Racing. Prize again presented by Liz Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

VIDEO - Well done to Dale Ali for his work on Rose of Kildare ahead of our second race. The horse has just gone on to win the second race in good style. A great result for Mark Johnston Racing.

Sarah Jones becomes the first person to win a second rosette in our Best Turned Out Series, supported by Millbry Hill Country Store. Sarah now pulls ahead into first place! She wins for her work turning out Dancing Mountain, for Roger Fell Racing.

VIDEO - A lot of hardworking stable staff have earned a rosette in our Best Turned Out Series, but Sarah Jones of Roger Fell Racing is the first to pick up two!

The next winner in our Best Turned Out Series is Followme Followyou, looked after by Bhanwar Singh, and makes another one today for Mark Johnston Racing.  Prize presented by the race sponsors Bev, Andrew, and Emma Holmes in loving memory of Pat and Les Holmes, who loved coming racing at Redcar.

Julie Camacho Racing must be happy, as Katie Johnson picks up a Best Turned Out rosette for her work on Makanah. Prize presented by Liz Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

Look who's back! Not content with winning Best Turned Out in our third race, Sarah Jones picks up another rosette in our sixth race with Elixsoft!  With that, she extends her lead, bringing her total rosettes up to three this season. Looks like Sarah and Roger Fell Racing are ones to watch.
Prize presented by Sophie Gloag on behalf of Millbry Hill Country Store.

What an exciting day for our Best Turned Out Series! Julie Heneghan picks up her second rosette of the season with Gordalan, for Philip Kirby Racing. Julie jumps up the leaderboard into second place, close behind Sarah Jones!
Julie is presented with her prize by Liz Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

Our final Best Turned Out Horse today is Well Funded from James Bethell. Laura Waterreus did a fantastic job getting her ready. Many thanks to Millbry Hill Country Store for their ongoing support, and well done to everyone who won a rosette today.

Seven more names have been added to the leaderboard for our Best Turned Out Series today, but there's no clear front-runner yet.
It’s all to play at our next meeting on Monday, May 20!
With thanks, as always, to Millbry Hill Country Store.

The Racing TV Club Day kicks off as Vodka Dawn is named Best Turned Out Horse. She was led up by Sarah Perry and trained by Phillip Makin. Prize presented by Denise Summerhayes a subscriber of Racing TV, and supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

Our second Best Turned Out Horse of the day is Mendamay, looked after by Jayne Barley for Tim Easterby. Jayne receives a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, a cash prize, and a rosette. Prize presented by Lyn Webb on behalf of Racing TV.

Best Turned Out Horse number three is Conundrum, cared for by Danny Dunleavy, and trained by Jedd O'Keeffe Racing. His prize was presented by Jane and Heath Donnelly of Racing TV, and as always, the Series is supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

VIDEO - Easy to see why Conundrum was picked as Best Turned Out for our third race today, great job turning him out by Danny Dunleavy from Jedd O'Keeffe Racing.

This time the Best Turned Out Horse rosette goes to Ron Brown, for his work on Cristal Breeze, from William Haggas Racing. Prize presented by Roy Ickringill on behalf of Racing TV.

And the fifth Best Turned Out Horse today is Highwayman, led out by Mary Rand for David Thompson Racing. Prize presented by Catherine Sheret for Millbry Hill Country Store.

VIDEO - Highwayman from David Thompson Racing looking every inch our fifth Best Turned Out today, thanks to the efforts of Mary Rand.

Two Best Turned Out prizes left today, and one goes to Becky Wright for her work on the aptly-named Rock Up In Style, for Mark Johnston Racing. Prize presented by Stacey Chesterton on behalf of Racing TV and supported by Millbry Hill Country Store

VIDEO - Becky Wright from Mark Johnston Racing shares her techniques for turning out a winning horse. Hope Paddy's not too upset!

Our last Best Turned Out Horse until we return on Monday, May 20, is Midnight in Havana, led up by Aimee Evers for Bryan Smart Racing. Prize presented by Liz Jones from Millbry Hill.

Two meetings in, and we've added another eight names to our Best Turned Out Series Leaderboard.
It's still a dead-heat, but we can't wait to see who's the first to win a second rosette and pull ahead!
Join us on Thursday, May 2, to see how the Best Turned Out Series develops.
Thanks as ever to Millbry Hill Country Store for supporting thie series.

Our second meeting of the year is underway, and our first Best Turned Out Horse is Stone Cougar, led up by Khet Singh, and trained by Johnston Racing. Big thanks as always to Millbry Hill Country Store for supporting our Best Turned Out Series.

VIDEO - Stone Cougar from Johnston Racing, our first Best Turned Out Horse today, looking very handsome in the glorious sunlight.

Best Turned Out Horse in The Remembering Susan Rushby Handicap Stakes is Ventura Secret, looked after by Lauren Mullholland from Michael Dods Racing. She receives a rosette, a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, and a cash prize. The prize was presented by Peter Rushby, in memory of his beloved wife Susan.

VIDEO - Lauren Mulholland from Michael Dods Racing took the second Best Turned Out Horse rosette of the day, and she shares her tips for turning out brilliant looking horses!

Best Turned Out Horse in The Join Racing TV Now Handicap Stakes is Tadaawol, led up by Beverley Kendall, and trained by Roger Fell Racing. The prize was presented by Sophie Gloag on behalf of Millbry Hill Country Store.

The Best Turned Out Horse rosette for the Market Cross Jewellers Handicap Stakes goes to Muscika, cared for by Ali Arfa, for David O'Meara Racing. Presented by Martin Shallow on behalf of Market Cross Jewellers Middlesbrough, and supported by Millbry Hill Country Store.

Best Turned Out Horse number five is Early Edition, the second BTO rosette of the day for Roger Fell Racing and turned out by Sarah Jones. Judged and presented by Grace Chapman, aged 5, the winner of our Design the Racecard Competition. Sarah receives a rosette, a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, and a cash prize.

Our sixth Best Turned Out Horse is Anna Bunina, led up by Saffron Jacklin, and trained by Jedd O'Keeffe Racing. Prize again presented by Grace Chapman, winner of today’s Design the Racecard competition. Supported by Millbry Hill Country Store

Only two Best Turned Out Horse rosettes left today! The second-to-last was won by The Resdev Way led up by Julie Heneghan, from Philip Kirby Racing. Prize presented by Emma Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

The final Best Turned Out Horse for our Easter Monday meeting is Champagne Clouds, looked after by Andy Robertson, and trained by Brian Ellison Racing. Well done to the hardworking stable staff who put in a great effort to turn out fantastic looking horses, and thanks to Millbry Hill Country Store.

This season Millbry Hill Country Store are supporting our Best Turned Out Series. After our first meeting, eight dedicated stable staff have made it onto our Best Turned Out Leaderboard. This will be updated throughout the season.

Our first Best Turned Out Horse of the season was looked after by Kevin Skelton for Bryan Smart Racing. Prize presented by Emma Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store. Well done Kevin!

Best Turned Out Horse for the Tommy Sanderson is 9 Today Handicap Stakes goes to Strong Steps, cared for by Shannon Watts from Jim Goldie Racing. She wins a rosette and Millbry Hill Country Store voucher, presented by birthday boy Tommy Sanderson.

Fourth race Best Turned Out Horse goes to Curfewed, looked after by Mel Whitfield-Stout and trained by Tracy Waggott. Mel was presented with her prize by Nigel Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.

It's a good day for Absolutio! Winner of the Racing TV Straight Mile Handicap Stakes AND Best Turned Out Horse, he was led out by Linsey Avery from Karl Burke Racing. Linsey's prize includes a Millbry Hill Country Store voucher.

Best Turned Out in race five is Channel Packet, cared for by Nigel Wakefield and trained by Mick Appleby Racing. As always, presented in partnership with Millbry Hill Country Store.

Our second to last Best Turned Out Horse today was Acadian Angel, trained by Steph Hollinshead Racing Ltd , led up by Lorna Malkin, who was presented with her Millbry Hill Country Store voucher by Redcar Racing's own Caroline Thompson.

That's two Best Turned Out Horses for Karl Burke Racing, as Alice Kettlewell leads up Serengeti Song to take the final rosette of the day! Alice received her rosette and prize from Emma and Nigel Jones of Millbry Hill Country Store.