Caldwell Potter is trending in the United Kingdom because the Paul Nicholls-trained grey gelding won the Mildmay Novices’ Chase at Aintree.
Ridden by Harry Cobden, he led from start to finish in a drama-filled race, showcasing brilliant jumping and determination.
The win adds to his growing reputation following success at Cheltenham, further exciting fans of British jump racing.
The race saw chaos when Dancing City fell at the 14th fence, impacting several rivals, but Caldwell Potter remained composed and unchallenged.
His win was especially significant for co-owner Sir Alex Ferguson, whose racing ventures continue to pay off.
Nicholls praised the horse’s maturity and hinted at bigger targets ahead, confirming Caldwell Potter as one of Britain’s top novice chasers.
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