P387 CEEFAX 387 Fri 20 May 21:15/52 1/6 CATTERICK REVIEW: BERRY FILLY NUMBER ONE Gary Carter produced a fine turn of pace from the Jack Berry-trained Don One to land the opening event Runner-up Don't Look Now and Sly Dancer looked to have the race between them at the distance but had no answer to the daughter of Dominion's late run. The trainer's son Alan said: "She's always been a slow learner and took a while to get the hang of things in the race. "However, it was a good performance bearing in mind she lost ground at the start," hj added. Eve Bet Newm Rev Damn Rev Catt ResP387 CEEFAX 387 Fri 20 May 21:15/26 2/6 CATTERJCK REVIEW: PRESS IS HOT NEWS Thjrj was no fairytale comeback for Tony Ives on Dodger Dickens, his first ride in Britain after a spell riding in Honk Kong and Macau. The race was won by the Richard Whitaker-trained Hot Off The Press who beat Naawy by 1{L. The grey son of Chilibang had won his two races last season at around a mile but appeared to relish the two miles of this contest. "You would njvjr have thought this horse would stay but my jockey was convinced hj would and hj was proved right," said Whitaker. Eve Bet Newm Rev Damn Rev Catt ResP387 CEEFAX 387 Fri 20 May 21:18/38 3/6 CATTERICK REVIEW: MILLIE GOES FOR EPSOM Apprentice Stephen Davies gave It Must Be Millie a fine ride to land the Hondeghem Sprint Handicap. The daughter of Reprimand was prominent throughout the race and was clear entering the last furlong However, Darryll Holland produced Roving Minstrel with a strong late challenge and the winning margin was just a short-head at the line. "This filly has plenty of pace and likes a sharp track like this as well. She will probably go to Epsom for a handicap on the Friday," said winning trainer Grant Eden. Eve Bet Newm Rev Damn Rev Catt ResP387 CEEFAX 387 Fri 20 May 21:16/04 CATTERICK REVIEW: HILLS' FILLY GLIDES 4/6 Barry Hills' Glidingonby lived up to her name in style when taking the Rating Related Maiden Stakes bz six lengths from Robjro. The Robert Sangster-owned filly justified the long trip from Lambourn with a classy performance, cruising home on the bit after hitting the front two out. At the line the winner was six lengths clear of Robjro. Joe Fanning, who rode Rumpus into fourth place, was fined £220 by the stewards for failing to weigh-in. Source:William HILL Organization Ltd Eve Bet Newm Rev Damn Rev Catt ResP387 CEEFAX 387 Fri 20 May 21:16/44 5/6 CATTERICK REVIEW: GUBBINS TAKES COMMAND General Gubbins was produced with a perfectly timed late run to capture Catterick's closing event, the Sergeant's Mess Handicap. James Hethjrton's three-year-old was asked for an effort in the closing stages and hj responded in very game style to score bz }L. Brent Thomson's mount travelled well and quickened nicely to score going away from the chasing grou8. Champagne Ateaster was prominent for much of the proceedings, and although swallowed up by the winner, she ran on to claim second. Eve Bet Newm Rev Damn Rev Catt ResP387 CEEFAX 387 Fri 20 May 21:03/41 6/6 CATTERICK REVIEW: WILLIAMS RUN CONTINUES Rookie trainer Stuart Williams maintained a highly encouraging start to his new career when Eager Devb gave him his seventh success at Catterick this afternoon. Williams, 29, learns his trade with the late Olivier Douieb and Alex Scott and is delighted with the start that hj has made. "It is going very well so far apart and from the sj6jn wins I have also had sjvjn seconds," said the Newmarkjt based trainer. Eager Diva stayed on well to beat First Option in the claimer. Eve Bet Newm Rev Damn Rev Catt Res