Two promising young men fought with an exciting ending in the chase for money in the Bet Scilly Isles Virgin in Sandown, and the handicrafts are getting better than Jango Baie.
The couple met in Huntingdon because of their last term and there were a little apart, but Jango Baie was a little better in the weights this time.
Handover headquarters (100-30) won two classes already over the fence, proving that he remained three miles in early December before winning the reorganized Towton at FFOS LAS.
Jango Baie made a huge impression when he prevailed on his debut for Potjer, and sent 10-11 favorites for Nicky Henderson to continue his victory in big races.
But he could not reach decisive handicrafts, which made almost every running yard.
Jango Baie briefly looked beaten in front of the pond fence, just to quickly returned to Bridle and a probable winner appeared.
However, the hand rates used that endurance well, and when Ben Jones last asked him for a big jump, he delivered it and that allowed him to hold on to a short head.
For the winning coach Ben Pauling, he turned out to be a real Philip on the same week that he was forced to rule the stable star of a man’s man in the season.
There should be no victory from a fairy tale for Caliph du Berlais, running in the colors of the late John Hales, and his endurance is faded into straight.
