Promising Torpillo continues Munir & Souede dominance in Warwick feature

Sam Twiston-Davies and Torpillo clear the last at WarwickCredit: Alan Crowhurst

Simon Munir and Isaac Souede took money off their racing manager Anthony Bromley for the fourth time in five years after Torpillo landed the feature Highflyer Bloodstock Novices' Chase at Warwick.

Bromley, who is co-founder of the race sponsors, was happy to pay out after the 13-8 favourite accounted for chief market rival Mister Fisher under Sam Twiston-Davies.

Trained by the jockey's father Nigel, the winner was carrying the same colours as Bristol De Mai, Top Notch and Sceau Royal, who won the same contest in successive years between 2015-2017.

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David MilnesNewmarket correspondent

Published on 20 November 2019inReports

Last updated 13:02, 21 November 2019

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