Edwardstone collects Arkle Trophy in style
Alan King-trained favourite makes no mistake under Tom Cannon.
Edwardstone completed a five-timer in running out an emphatic winner of the Sporting Life Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham. The eight-year-old, ridden by Tom Cannon, powered away from the opposition on the run to the line to give trainer Alan King a third success in the two-mile novice championship after Voy Por Ustedes in 2006 and My Way De Solzen in 2007.A gutsy display from Edwardstone who was hampered more than once pic.twitter.com/GNhKJlHIE1
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Then at the last Edwardstone collided with the leader Riviere D’etel, but was soon on an even keel. He showed his superiority from there by pulling clear to score by four and a quarter lengths from Gabynako. Blue Lord was three and a half lengths away in third place.
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