Presenting Percy back in business at Thurles
Kemboy and Monalee have no answer to Gordon Elliott-trained winner.
Presenting Percy got back to winning ways in fine style in the boomerang.ie Chase at Thurles. In what was a high-class affair for a Thursday afternoon, it was the Gordon Elliott-trained nine-year-old, the only runner in the field who had the benefit of a previous run this season, who eventually came out well on top. Rachael Blackmore tried to make all on Cheltenham Gold Cup fourth Monalee – but both Kemboy and Presenting Percy were travelling ominously well behind him before turning for home. At the third-last Presenting Percy (3-1) jumped up on Monalee’s inside for a share of the lead, while 11-10 favourite Kemboy was just behind as Darasso found it all too much.😍 Things you absolutely love to see – Presenting Percy is back!
A fine round of jumping from the former RSA Chase winner who records a first win since January 2019 for @gelliott_racing & @jackkennedy15 in the feature https://t.co/fPvIgqL2dL Chase at @thurlesraces 🏆 pic.twitter.com/OnVkQ90RUU— Racing TV (@RacingTV) November 19, 2020
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