Stakes Result - Bet 365 Seymour Cup

Auto - Monday October 14
Midnight Blue (8g So You Think (NZ) x Midnight Special (AUS)) M W Walker / D W Stackhouse
Earl Of Tyrone (7g Australia (GB) x Affirmative (GB)) C Maher / Ethan Brown
Maktoob (6g Awtaad (IRE) x Mudawanah (GB)) Simon Zahra / Liam Riordan
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