Native Upmanship wins at Punchestown

Native Upmanship won the John Durkan Memorial Chase for the second time in three years at Punchestown this afternoon when justifying favouritism in style.

Native Upmanship wins at Punchestown
Sun, 08 Dec, 2002 - 16:38

Native Upmanship won the John Durkan Memorial Chase for the second time in three years at Punchestown this afternoon when justifying favouritism in style.

Patiently ridden by Conor O’Dwyer, the 5-4 shot quickened nicely approaching the home-straight to defeat Rince Ri by three lengths and First Gold another length and a half back in third.

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