Prompter takes Maiden Stakes at Chester

Michael Bell's Prompter became the first progeny of the 2005 Derby winner Motivator to win when he put up a convincing performance under Hayley Turner in the EBF Maiden Stakes at Chester today.

Prompter takes Maiden Stakes at Chester
Sun, 02 Aug, 2009 - 17:07

Michael Bell's Prompter became the first progeny of the 2005 Derby winner Motivator to win when he put up a convincing performance under Hayley Turner in the EBF Maiden Stakes at Chester today.

The 8-11 favourite made all the running in the seven-furlong test and stayed on well up the home straight to see off the challenge of Tominator by two lengths.

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