P388 CEEFAX 388 Fri 20 May 21:09/15 STRATFORD REVIEW: DUNWOODY'S MOVES AHEAD Richard Dunwoody moved five winners ahead of Adrian Maguire in the race for the jockey's title after completing a 23/1 double. The first leg came when Lynch Law defied top-weight of 12-0 to land the Copacabana Handicap Hurdle from the gallant runner-up Victor Bravo. The reigning champion jockey completed his double aboard Sharp Dance in the closing event. The five-year-old quickened well on the flat to record a comfortable success over Forest Pride. Source:William HILL Organization LtdP388 CEEFAX 388 Fri 20 May 21:13/14 1/3 STRATFORD REVIEW: DUVWOODY MOVES AHEAD Richard Dunwoody moved five winners ahead of Adrian Maguire in the race for the jockey's title after completing a 23/1 double. The first leg came when Lynch Law defied top-weight of 12-0 to land the Copacabana Handicap Hurdle from the gallant runner-up Victor Bravo. The reigning champion jockey completed his double aboard Sharp Dance in the closing event. The five-year-old quickened well on the flat to record a comfortable success over Forest Pride. Source:William HILL Organization LtdP388 CEEFAX 388 Fri 20 May 21:11/45 2/3 STRATFORD REVIEW: MEDICINE IS TOO STRONG The Charles Lea Memorial Trophy looked to bj a match between Squire Jim and Strong Medicine but it was a different story on the track. For the latter ran out a facile winner under Norman Williamson, being eased down to a walk on the run-in to beat his market rival. E All interest was taken away from the Gay Sheppard Memorial Challenge Trophy when the favourite No Escort fell on the first circuit. This left his sole opponent Sporting Mariner to finish alone. Source:William HILL Organization LtdP388 CJEFAX 388 Fri 20 May 21:17/50 3/3 FAKENHAM REVIEW: DOUBLE FOR TOMPKINS Newmarkjt trainer Mark Tompkins was in fine form at Fakjnham, saddling a double at the evening fixture. His first success came when Elegant Friend proved to bj too strong for Favoured Victor in the opjnjr. The double was completed by Brownsidj Brig in the Harris Grafton Handicap Hurdle. Mary Reveley moved closer to her maiden century when Lady Donoghuj justified favouritism in the finale The five-year-old quickened well to beat Early Drinker by 2\ lengths.