The Jukebox Man hits highest note to hand Harry Redknapp epic King George victory

After a stirring battle and tense wait it was The Jukebox Man who was called a nose in front of the Joseph O'Brien-trained Banbridge

MAN IN THE MIDDLE: The Jukebox Man ridden by Ben Jones (centre) on their way to winning the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase during day one of the Ladbrokes Christmas Festival at Kempton Park Racecourse, Sunbury-on-Thames. Pic: John Walton/PA Wire

The Jukebox Man, carrying the colours of former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp, came out on top in an epic renewal of the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase at Kempton Park.

A quality field of eight assembled for the Steohen;s Day highlight, with the Willie Mullins-trained pair of Gaelic Warrior and Fact To File joined at the head of the betting by Nicky Henderson's recent Ascot winner Jango Baie.