2007 Cheltenham Gold Cup - Full Result

Full Result

* Horse Age Jockey Trainer SP
1 Kauto Star 7 Ruby Walsh Paul Nicholls 5/4 fav
2 Exotic Dancer 7 Tony McCoy Jonjo O'Neill 9/2
3 Turpin Green 8 Tony Dobbin Nicky Richards 40/1
4 5 Monkerhostin 10 Richard Johnson Philip Hobbs 25/1
5 ¾ Cane Brake 8 David Casey Tom Taaffe (IRE) 20/1
6 ½ State of Play 7 Paul Moloney Evan Williams 8/1
7 L'Ami 8 Mick Fitzgerald François Doumen (FR) 16/1
8 shd Neptune Collonges 6 Liam Heard Paul Nicholls 50/1
9 Kingscliff 10 Robert Walford Robert Alner 40/1
10 Forget the Past 9 Barry Geraghty Michael O'Brien (IRE) 25/1
11 The Listener 8 Daryl Jacob Robert Alner 14/1
12 8 My Will 7 Sam Thomas Paul Nicholls 16/1
13 8 Beef or Salmon 11 Andrew J. McNamara Michael Hourigan (IRE) 16/1
14 104 Sybellius d'Artaix 7 James Davies Richard Chotard (FR) 250/1
PU Halcon Genelardais 7 Robert Thornton Alan King 25/1
PU Bob Bob Bobbin 8 Joe Tizzard Colin Tizzard 100/1
Fell Marble Garden 6 John Kington Richard Chotard (FR) 250/1
UR Idle Talk 8 Jason Maguire Donald McCain, Jr. 50/1

* The distances between the horses are shown in lengths or shorter. shd = short-head; PU = pulled-up; UR = unseated rider.
† Trainers are based in Great Britain unless indicated.

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