Fast horse racing results: Who won the 3.40 at York live on ITV TODAY?



14th July 2018, 3:42 pm

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EUCHEN GLEN caused a shock to win the John Smith's Cup at York.


The 20-1 shot was dropping back in trip after finishing second in the Northumberland Vase but showed he had plenty of speed over this shorter distance.



PA:Press Association


Result of the 3.40 at York:



  • 1st Euchen Glen 20-1

  • 2nd Thundering Blue 6-1

  • 3rd Kynren 18-1

  • 4th Titus 20-1


Where did the favourite finish?


Dash Of Spice went off the favourite. He weakened out of contention in the closing stages.



RIDE OF THE YEAR? Jockey Akira Kajiya produces incredible ride to win without his irons



Who ran in the race?




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EUCHEN GLEN caused a shock to win the John Smith's Cup at York.


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