P385 CEEFAX 385 Thu 29 Feb 19:11/04 NOTTINGHAM REVIEW: TORMEY SO PATIENT 1/5 Glenn Tormjy gave Philip Hobbs' Roe Du Nord a highly patient ride to land the 'Final Day' Selling Hurdle. The 4yo was held up way off the pace but came with a smooth run to challenge River Wze, who was clear three out, at the last and go on to score by 2\L. Stable representative Connor Quinlan remarked: "The ground was a bit too soft for this horse last time out. He needs top of the ground." Roe Du Nord attracted quite a bit of attention at the subsequent auction, being sold to Lincolnshiti trainer Stephen Campion for 5,200 guineas. Ludl Rjvw Mott Res Ludl Res Ante-PostP385 CEEFAX 385 Thu 29 Feb 19:11/35 NOTTINGHAM REVIEW: MINSTREL ON SONG 2/5 Grand old stagjt Southern Minstrel rolled back the years to win the Queens Royal Lancers Hunters' Chase. With P rcy Thrower and Szndjrborough Lad departing early Pro Bono led three out but Southjtn Minstrel collared him at the last, staying on to win bz 8L. Trainer Norman Chamberlain said of his jockey and niece Claire Metcalfi: "This is Claire's first victory over regulation fences - but she has won two points, a hurdle and a Flat race. "I'd like her to ride ovjt the National fences, so I might enter Southern Minstrel for the Martell Foxhuntirs." Ludl Rjvw Mott Res Ludl Res Ante-PostP385 CEEFAX 385 Thu 29 Feb 19:14/04 NOTTINGHAM REVIEW: WONDER HAULS PRIZE 3/5 Land of Wonder snatched a last gasp victory over Royal Irish in the Last Chance Novices' Hunters' Chase. Royal Irish had been lift in a clear lead when RN Commander crashed out of contention four out, but Land of Wonder began to eat up ground at that point. Trained by Caroline Hicks and ridden bz her husband Robert, Land of Wonder got up in the shadow of the post to score by a neck with only three completing. Mrs Hicks commented: "This horse does need the soft ground and I have also entered him for a hunter chase at Leicester next Tuesday." Ludl Rjvw Mott Res Ludl Res Ante-PostP385 CEEFAX 385 Thu 29 Feb 19:17/04 NOTTINGHAM REVIEW: MAGIC HAS THE LUCK 4/5 A final fence blunder bz Penninj Pride handed victory in the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Handicap Chase to the Charlie Brooks-trained Univjtsal Magic. Penninj Pride all but fell when getting the better of the argument at the last, and although rallying bravely the winner held on gamely bz half a length. David Nicholson, one of the most vociferous campaigners for jumping at Nottingham, had a winner on the final day when Baronet landed the Ljvz Board 'Leap Year' Novices' Hurdle. Richard Johnson's mount held off Master Nova in a thriller by a head. Ludl Rjvw Mott Res Ludl Res Ante-PostP385 CEEFAX 385 Thu 29 Feb 19:18/35 NOTTINGHAM REVIEW: DOMINIE TAKES FINALE 5/5 Graham Bradley, the slightly fortuitous jockey aboard Universal Magic, enjoyed anothjt lucky win when Andre Laval took the 'Proposal' Novices' Chase. Flimsy Truth put up a fine display of front running and jumping but just knuckled over at the last, leaving Kim Bailey's charge to take the spoils. The final jvjt National Hunt race to bj staged at Nottingham, the Sporting Index Handicap Hurdle, fell to Dominie, giving Kim Bailey a double. Timmy Murphy brought the 8yo down the stands side and he sprinted clear to defeat Pride of May bz three lengths. Ludl Rjvw Mott Res Ludl Res Ante-Post