Finishing Order
| Position | Name | Starting price | Distance | Prize money |
| 1st | Silver Birch | 33/1 | Won by ¾ length | £399,140 |
| 2nd | McKelvey | 12/1 | 1¼ lengths | £149,730 |
| 3rd | Slim Pickings | 33/1 | 15 lengths | £74,970 |
| 4th | Philson Run | 100/1 | 5 lengths | £37,380 |
| 5th | Libertine | 40/1 | 21 lengths | £18,760 |
| 6th | Numbersixvalverde | 14/1 | 1¼ lengths | £9,380 |
| 7th | Longshanks | 14/1 | 13 lengths | Nil |
| 8th | Puntal | 80/1 | 1½ lengths | Nil |
| 9th | Hedgehunter | 9/1 | A distance | Nil |
| 10th | L'ami | 14/1 | 14 lengths | Nil |
| 11th | Clan Royal | 33/1 | 2 lengths | Nil |
| 12th | Gallant Approach | 33/1 | Last to complete | Nil |
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