Pivot Bridge gives Adrian McGuinness second win in as many days

Pivot Bridge bounced back to form to provide Irish trainer Adrian McGuinness with his second Wolverhampton win in as many days.
Pivot Bridge gives Adrian McGuinness second win in as many days

The County Dublin-based handler hit the bullseye with Oor Jock at Dunstall Park on Wednesday and Pivot Bridge was an 11-4 chance to follow suit in Thursday’s opening Betway Marathon Handicap.

Remember The Man set a strong pace for much of the one-mile-six-furlong contest, but was a spent force in the home straight and Pivot Bridge came through to win comfortably in the hands of Adam Kirby, passing the post with six lengths in hand.

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