The last day of the festival in Aintree (© Twitter Racing Post) Gentleman de May and Mark Walsh, winners of the Mogul Novice Chase (Gr.1)

Enjoying a well-deserved retirement today after wearing a farmer’s hat for a long time in the mail commune in Mayen, Andre Pomeroy Thanks to a horse from his breed, he had already enjoyed the joy of a victory in Aintree, an AQPS. Kapgarde Named Ace of Mr.Arrived at the boxes of Paul Nichols After his early career in France under the regime Jerry StashAnd who won the Grand Septon Handicap Chase in December 2016? The victory over the same obstacles as the Liverpool Grand National. Stuart family And a fixed Judy DenchNickname “M“For fans of movies James Bond.

De Mayi (front), another student of Andre Pomeroy (© Liverpool Echo) who also shone in Aintree on the outskirts of Liverpool

Almost six years later, on the day of the 2022 edition of the world’s most legendary obstacle course, it’s none other than the little brother. Holy shit Similarly DM, AQPS, Gentleman de MayAllowed Andre Pomeroy To be respected again across the channel … but this time at Gr.1 level! Of course, this representative JP McManusTrained in Ireland Willie MullinsOn the last day of the festival, on one of the three gr.

Andre Pommerai can smile: Gentleman de May, his student at Aintree this Saturday, thanked him for winning the Mogul Novice Chase (© Alliance Gallup) and promised him another victory.

Excellent mounted as in his previous outings Mark WalshGentleman D Mee quickly took the train on his own, leaving the outposts until the finishing post had passed, and rallied at a length of not less than four and a half. Edwardstone (Kayf Tara), winner of the Arkle Chase (Gr.1) in Cheltenham in mid-March. So the second came in second, just ahead Good luck for the third time (Arcadio), who went eleven further back to complete the podium of this event.

Gentleman de May and Mark Walsh in Imtry (© Great Great Britain Racing on Twitter) Maghull Novices’ Chase (Gr.1) Imperial over the jump from the final fence of the 2022 edition

Originally from Mayenne, born and raised in the grasslands Pommerai family, Gentleman de May calls it the “pure home product”. Of course, her mother started her father’s seriesAndre Pomeroy (Named after Andre)In the early 1970s, who entered the “pure”, Kitisiol25% with Anglo-Arab stallion, A. Given this ForksSouthed is much richer than the competition, and has become a dam of five winners, including miss me, The grandmother of Gentleman de May, won the flat nine times. The second of the two products of the second, One of meFive times winner in flat, AQPS, and very stable dam Gailourn d m (Grand Steeplechase-Chase des Flanders, Grand Cross de Corley) Koeur de MeeIn addition to Gentleman de May, a winner of the Flat, he also created a number of winners, including As de Me (William Hill Novices Handicap Hurdle Final, G3, 2nd Skilly Isles Novices Chase, G1). Capsi d m (Prix Bango, Gr.3 AQPS) or even Fairy of Me (Prix des Guilledines, Gr.3 AQPS).

After Gellino Bellow on the Sefton Novices Hurdle, another Gr.1 success as Saint of Saint’s Stallion at this 2022 Entree Festival, thanks to Gentleman de May at the Mogul Novices Chase.

Many products reminiscent of breeder models, Andre Pommerai, Whose large size and strong shoulders do not leave anyone indifferent. Not particularly Paul Basquin (Editor’s note with a beautiful model) moved from his base in Gers (Haras du Soubous) Mayen to see with his own eyes this son of St. Des Saints who bought the last under training and started the competition Guillaume Macaire, Wearing his genetics barrier jacket. During the autumn sales of 2019, the second in Xenon, in Combigny, Gentleman de May later entered the ARQANA ring and was bought for a fixed sum of 28 280,000. Hubert Beard (Horse racing advice) on behalf of JP McManus.

(Again) Live Gentleman D May’s Ring Time During the 2019 Arcana Fall Sale

Later we reached the Emerald Isle, inside the barn Willie MullinsIn the winter of 2021, after a 460-day absence, Gentleman de May reappeared at the festivals in Cheltenham and Punchstown, before being able to perform “better” than the tenth and seventh in good quality disabilities. After two consolation outings last December (the fifth in Punchstown and the second in Leopard’stown), he has continued to make strides up the podium, now counting three wins in a row, including Gr3 (Flyingbolt Novice Chase). A gr.1 first, won each time Mark Walsh Behind him. It seems like a deal made to last, as long as possible, we hope!