Get It makes all to claim Stewards’ Cup glory
George Baker’s sprinter belied odds of 40-1 to land valuable Goodwood handicap.
Get It produced a superb front-running display to claim a surprise victory in the Coral Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood. Following a winter campaign in Bahrain, George Baker’s sprinter made a fine start back in Britain with back-to-back wins at Windsor and Epsom, but was well held on his most recent outing at Ascot. As a result, the six-year-old was a 40-1 shot for one of the most competitive sprint handicaps of the season on the Sussex Downs, but he roared back to form in some style in the hands of Pat Cosgrave.A HUGE win at 40/1 🤯
Get It seals victory in the Coral Stewards’ Cup 🏆#ITVRacing | @Goodwood_Races | @patcosgrave | @GeorgeENB1982 pic.twitter.com/Q8twgtNpbg — ITV Racing (@itvracing) August 3, 2024
Drawn highest of all in stall 28, Get It was smartly out of the stalls and blazed a trail against the stands’ rail for the duration of the six-furlong contest. There were plenty still in with a chance entering the final furlong, with horses spread across the track, but Get It stuck to his guns to claim the first prize of almost GBP 129,000 by half a length. Apollo One picked up the silver medal in second, with the well-fancied Billyjoh third and Mostabshir in fourth. The 9-2 favourite Purosangue was well beaten.
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