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There was confusion at Sandown Park when the wrong horse was awarded the winner of the 13:50 race.

 

Nigel Twiston-Davies' 12-1 chance One For Rosie was declared to have won in a photo finish, but it emerged the photo was taken from the wrong winning line.

 

Hughie Morrison's Third Wind, at 9-1, was eventually awarded the race by a short head, with some bookmakers paying out for both horses as winners.

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Market for the 2019 King George VI Chase as of 17/03/19

 

Altior 5/1

Cyrname 6/1

Clan Des Obeaux 7/1

Topofthegame 14/1

La Bague Au Roi 16/1

Waiting Patiently 16/1

Al Boum Photo 16/1

Douvan 20/1

Might Bite 25/1

Lostintranslation 25/1

Kemboy 25/1

Road To Respect 25/1

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I have to say that the way the English media go on about Bryony Frost is a bit much but that’s not her fault. She’s an excellent rider and deserves great credit but she has been put on a pedestal above Lizzie Kelly and Rachel Blackmore and it’s hard to watch. Frodon gets 10% coverage and she gets 90%. In fairness to her she gives the horse a good mention.
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Min produced a magnificent performance to destroy his rivals in the Melling Chase, drawing clear under Ruby Walsh to win by a wide margin. Politologue finished a distant second to Min, who made all and could be called the winner a long way out.
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Winx won a record 33rd race in a row, ending her career with a third successive Queen Elizabeth stakes and retiring with a four-year unbeaten streak.

 

The world's top-rated turf horse sprinted home in front of 50,000 people at Royal Randwick in Sydney.

 

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Too Darn Hot has been ruled out of the 2,000 Guineas. Trainer John Gosden said: "There has been great improvement but there will not be sufficient time to get him ready for Newmarket. We will look now at the Irish 2,000 Guineas or the Dante."

 

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Buveur D'Air recovered from his Cheltenham disappointment to capture the Punchestown Champion Hurdle.

 

Nicky Henderson's dual Champion Hurdler fell defending his Cheltenham title in March but he stormed clear of a quality field to win the Grade One feature.

 

Stand-in jockey Davy Russell held the 2-1 joint favourite until the approach to the last before powering past front-runner Petit Mouchoir to win.

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The owner of Maximum Security is to appeal against the controversial decision to disqualify his horse as Kentucky Derby winner.

 

Country House was declared victor after the horse first past the post was ruled to have impeded rivals on Saturday.

 

Gary West, owner of the favourite Maximum Security, said he would file an appeal on Monday.

 

Critics of the disqualification include US President Donald Trump, who said the decision was "not a good one".

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