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Emperor back to his winning ways

Updated on Jun 16, 2010

Emperor Claudius got back to his winning ways when taking the Bobbyjo Bistro Race in good style for trainer Aidan O’Brien.

Promising apprentice jockey Sean Levey made all aboard the Giant’s Causeway colt and the pair were clear from over one furlong out.

The 9/4 shot kept on strongly on the run-in to score by an easy two and a half lengths.

Bobbyjo Bistro Race €16,500.00 7f

1st

Emperor Claudius (USA) (5)

9/4

Tote €2.30 €1.02

2nd

2.5L

Luisant (GB) (1)

9/10Fav

€1.02

3rd

2L

Award Ceremony (IRE) (3)

10/1

4th

2L

Sinsational (GB) (2)

16/1

Jockeys Sean Levey

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