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The Jukebox Man on Song as Redknapp Records 'Dream' King George Win
The Jukebox Man won by a nose in a close finish at the King George VI Chase, overcoming strong competition in a key St Stephen's Day race.
- On Friday, The Jukebox Man won the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase at Kempton Park, running in the colours of former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp.
- A quality field of eight contested the St Stephen's Day highlight over the three-mile journey, with The Jukebox Man tracking pacesetter Il Est Francais before taking the lead.
- A photo finish called it a nose as The Jukebox Man, priced 7-1 and ridden by Ben Jones, edged last year's winner Banbridge with Gaelic Warrior and Jango Baie also in contention.
- Owner Harry Redknapp expressed pride and called the experience unbelievable, noting that having the winner is special, while Ben Pauling described the win as 'something very special.'
- The result elevates The Jukebox Man's profile as Ben Pauling said the victory is the best they have achieved to date, praising Harry Redknapp's exceptional ownership and faith.
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Harry Redknapp's horse The Jukebox Man wins the King George VI Chase
Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp was celebrating after his horse The Jukebox Man raced to victory at the King George VI Chase at Kempton Park.
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Read Full ArticleHarry Redknapp has enjoyed success in the big Boxing Day race at Kempton Park
7-to-1 shot The Jukebox Man, who's owned by the former Tottenham and West Ham boss, claimed victory in the King George the Sixth Chase. Banbridge, priced at 16-to-1, came in second ahead of the two joint favourites. Gaelic Warrior was beaten into third place by a nose.
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