Great Yarmouth will feature a seven-race meeting with a mixture of handicap, novice and maiden contests. The programme will begin at 1:56pm and continue through to 5:15pm, with races staged over distances ranging from 6f 3y to 1m 3f 104y. The meeting will include a strong Listed contest as well as several competitive races for three-year-olds and older horses.
The highlight of the afternoon will come at 3:41pm, when the EBF Stallions John Musker Fillies’ Race (Class 1) will be run over 1m 2f 23y for three-year-olds and older horses. The race will carry a £70,000 prize fund and will be contested by 22 runners. Alla Stella, Ashariba, Azaniya, Fairy Glen, Hollys Graces, Miss Justice, Miss Wong and Morrophore will be among the field. Naga, Orionis, Revoir, Rhapsody, Sky Safari, Capichera, Della Pace and Pacific Mission will also line up, alongside Plaid, Pollenca, Rose Ghaiyyath, Sacred Ground, Seet, She Commands and Sunshine Star. Ryan Moore will ride Morrophore, while Robert Havlin will partner Naga, Harry Davies will ride Orionis and Rhys Clutterbuck will take the mount on Revoir. Tom Marquand will partner Rhapsody, Daniel Muscutt will ride Sky Safari, Kieran Shoemark will partner Capichera, Jack Callan will ride Seet and Edward Greatrex will take the mount on She Commands. The trainers represented include Sir Mark Prescott Bt, David Menuisier, Owen Burrows, Simon & Ed Crisford, Henry de Bromhead, Brian Meehan, David Simcock, John & Thady Gosden, William Haggas, Ralph Beckett, James Fanshawe, Ed Walker, George Boughey, Andrew Balding, A. Slattery and Richard Hughes.
The opening contest at 1:56pm will be the Sea Deer Handicap Race (Class 4) over 6f 3y, with three-year-olds and older horses competing for £10,800. The 26-runner field will include Alaminos, Star Chorus, Three Non Blondes, Luansobe, Sea Cookie, Buccabay, Golden Brown and Return of The Gods. Ay Up Duck, Enricher, Flag of St George, Juan Les Pins, Underwriter and Hugh will also take part, along with King of Chaos, Tyger Bay, Stellar Vision, Acclaimed Freedom, Charlie Boyo, Deluded, Nuevo Slovo, First Folio, Massimo Blue, Akabusi and Dark Side Thunder. Billy Loughnane will ride Alaminos, Billy Loughnane will also partner Return of The Gods, while Callum Shepherd takes Star Chorus and Tom Marquand rides Three Non Blondes. Paddy Bradley will partner Luansobe and Deluded, Harry Vigors will ride Buccabay and Kieran Shoemark will take the mount on Golden Brown. Other riders include Robert Havlin, Lewis Edmunds, David Egan, Harry Davies, David Probert, Jack Callan, Joe Leavy and Grace McEntee. Trainer representation includes Charlie Fellowes, Tom Clover, Eve Johnson Houghton, Ed Walker, Michael Appleby, William Muir & Chris Grassick, Jane Chapple-Hyam, Michael Keady, Clive Cox, Dylan Cunha, Conrad Allen, Stuart Williams, George Scott, Julie Camacho, Micky Fenton and Jessica Macey. Trainer details are not stated for Alaminos and Return of The Gods.
At 2:31pm, the British EBF Fillies’ Novice Race (Class 4) will cover 6f 3y for two-year-olds and carry £11,000. The 22-runner field will feature Ivory Moon, Antoinette, Asheyra, Banner Babe, Belgravia Green, Bidsta, Blowing Up A Storm and Blue Sign. Cuban Promise, Debutante, Duchess of Immatin, Duty’s Call, Faith In Florence, Green Spain, Grey Tamam and Guadalevin will also compete. Happy Daisy, Hoya Bella, Lady Jemima, Mrs Blue, Plastic Dream and Sayidah Dubawi complete the field. George Wood will ride Antoinette, Tom Marquand will partner Asheyra, Billy Loughnane will ride Bidsta and Finley Marsh will take the mount on Blowing Up A Storm. Silvestre de Sousa will ride Blue Sign and Plastic Dream, while Darragh Keenan, Kieran Shoemark and David Probert are also among the listed riders. The trainers include George Boughey, James Owen, Roger Varian, William Haggas, Richard Hughes, Ismail Mohammed & Jose Santos, Tom Clover, Ed Walker, James Tate, Charlie Fellowes, Stuart Williams, Chris Dwyer and Ollie Sangster.
The 3:06pm race will be the EBF Future Stayers Maiden Race (Class 3) over 7f 3y, with a £22,500 prize fund for two-year-olds. The 19-runner field will include Alberich, Altius, Chapel Stream, Divine Rhythm, Flight Tracker, Liberty’s Hall, Mainshock and Marhaba Athmani. Nostalgic Warrior, Saint of Seville, Speyside, Appassionata, Babzini, Chasing Daylight, Daddy Star, Ortanique, Reveillez and Watch Party will also be involved. George Wood will ride Alberich, Callum Shepherd will partner Chapel Stream, Tom Marquand will ride Divine Rhythm, Kieran Shoemark will take the mount on Liberty’s Hall and David Egan will partner Mainshock. Jason Watson will ride Nostalgic Warrior, Ryan Moore will partner Saint of Seville, David Probert will ride Speyside, Billy Loughnane will take the mount on Daddy Star and Kaiya Fraser will partner Reveillez. Trainers include Harry Eustace, Charlie Appleby, Jane Chapple-Hyam, William Haggas, Ralph Beckett, James Owen, David Loughnane, James Tate, Andrew Balding, John & Thady Gosden, Hugo Palmer, Sir Mark Prescott Bt, Eve Johnson Houghton, David Simcock and Richard Hughes.
The 4:12pm contest will be the Goffs Two Million Series Handicap Race (Class 3) over 1m 1f 21y, with three-year-olds and older horses competing for £18,400. The 30-runner field will include City of Poets, Tycoon, Rogue Millions, Enoch, Flying Frontier, Parole d’Oro, El Matador and Love Beach. Nizam, Savvy Disko, Capall Rasa, Classic Encounter, Shameful, That’s Amore, Treasure Time and Mr Professor will also line up. Point of Contact, Princling, Jimmy Speaking, Masked Warrior, Waterford Castle, Round The Table, Runswick and Gorgeous Mr George are among the remaining runners, alongside Law Court, Mohaaraj, River Card, Hot And Cold, Radiance and Mythical Guest. Toby Moore will ride Tycoon, Ryan Moore will partner Enoch, Rhys Clutterbuck will ride El Matador and Daniel Muscutt will take the mount on Love Beach. Jack Callan, Billy Loughnane, David Probert, Tom Marquand, Silvestre de Sousa, David Egan and Finley Marsh are also among the listed riders. Trainers include James Tate, Kevin Philippart de Foy, James Owen, John & Thady Gosden, Michael Bell, Ralph Beckett, James Fanshawe, Ian Williams, S. P. C. Woods, George Boughey, Clive Cox, William Haggas, Andrew Balding, Chris Dwyer, Tom Clover, Ed Dunlop, Dylan Cunha, Richard Hannon, Richard Hughes, Brian Meehan, Sir Mark Prescott Bt and George Margarson. Trainer details are not stated for Capall Rasa.
At 4:45pm, the British EBF Premier Fillies’ Handicap Race (Class 4) will take place over 1m 3f 104y for three-year-olds and older horses. The race will carry a £15,600 prize fund and will be rated 61-80. Individual runner, jockey and trainer details were not included in the supplied racecard information, so no names have been added.
The meeting will conclude at 5:15pm with the Eastern Power Systems Fillies’ Handicap Race (Class 5) over 6f 3y. The three-year-olds and older horses will compete for £8,400, with a rating range of 51-70. The 23-runner field will feature Raffles Angel, Marianne Mozart, Minnie Idol, Amelia’s Joy, Duskaura, Forbidden Colours, Come On Eibhlin and Court Drive. Name The Day, Remi Mae, Startled Lady, Q T Pie, Romantic Twilight, Cixi, Fantasy Obsessor and Molly Mac will also compete. Thunderous Love, Dark Brunette, Insuspense, Ironist, Preferred, Melissa Honey and Pure Passion complete the field. Callum Shepherd will ride Raffles Angel, Silvestre de Sousa will partner Marianne Mozart, Pat Cosgrave will ride Minnie Idol and David Probert will take the mount on Amelia’s Joy. William Carson will partner Duskaura and Q T Pie, while Kieran Shoemark rides Forbidden Colours. Jack Callan, Billy Loughnane, Charles Bishop, Jason Watson, Tom Marquand, David Egan, Grace McEntee, George Wood and Paddy Bradley are also listed among the riders. The trainers include Jack Jones, Ismail Mohammed & Jose Santos, John Ryan, Michael Herrington, Tony Carroll, Ed Walker, Dylan Cunha, Gay Kelleway, Eve Johnson Houghton, Andrew Balding, William Knight, Tom Dascombe, William Stone, Jim Boyle, Michael Appleby, Micky Fenton, Jonathan Portman, Jane Chapple-Hyam, Ross Burdon, George Margarson, James Tate and Stuart Williams.
The Great Yarmouth racecards 16 September 2026 will provide seven races across an afternoon programme. The £70,000 John Musker Fillies’ Race will be the principal contest, while the £22,500 Future Stayers Maiden Race and the £18,400 Goffs Two Million Series Handicap Race will also add depth to the card. The meeting will begin at 1:56pm and finish at 5:15pm.
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