BANBRIDGE capitalised on Kempton Park's drying terrain to break new ground for Joseph O'Brien in the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase.
At 31, O'Brien has one of the most impressive CVs in racing - as a Flat jockey he won the Derby aboard Camelot and Australia while he has savoured victory at Royal Ascot, the Cheltenham Festival, the Breeders' Cup and in two Melbourne Cups since joining the training ranks.
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