Clan Des Obeaux sees it out for second Betway Bowl victory

Conflated closed to within a length, but the line came just too soon for him.
Clan Des Obeaux sees it out for second Betway Bowl victory

Co-owner Alex Ferguson celebrates with the Betway Bowl trophy after Clan Des Obeaux's victory at Aintree. Picture: David Davies via Jockey Club/PA 

Thu, 07 Apr, 2022 - 16:22
Molly Hunter

Clan Des Obeaux clung on grimly to claim a second victory in the Betway Bowl Chase at Aintree and give Paul Nicholls an important winner.

Second in the race to Kemboy in 2019 and successful 12 months ago, the 10-year-old has also won the King George at Kempton twice.

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