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Topham omen for Walsh?
Irish Daily Star
|April 05, 2025
GENTLEMAN DE MEE gave jockey Mark Walsh a first victory over the Grand National fences when pouncing on Lisnamult Lad for the Randox Supporting Prostate Cancer UK Topham Handicap Chase.
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The Ian Donoghue-trained runner-up jumped the final fence in front but was twice hampered by loose-running Ash Tree Meadow - the 80-1 shot had unseated Donoghue's younger brother Keith at the 11th obstacle - on the run to the line.
Walsh seized his opportunity, driving Gentleman De Mee to a three-quarter-length win.
This story is from the April 05, 2025 edition of Irish Daily Star.
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