Andrew Nelis racing

Pyledriver delivered a power-packed performance to register his second Group Two triumph in the Sky Bet Great Voltigeur Stakes at York. The King Edward VII Stakes winner put an unfortunate run in the Derby behind him to show his true his colours in terrific fashion and strike for trainer William Muir and jockey Martin Dwyer, his son-in-law. Subjectivist set the pace with Berkshire Rocco and Roberto Escobarr close up and Pyledriver towards the rear..                     Andrew Nelis Racing 

Pyledriver sprang an 18-1 surprise in the King Edward VII Stakes for William Muir and Martin Dwyer, who had just missed out in the opener with Jack's Point. Second in the Classic Trial at Kempton earlier this month, Pyledriver looked to be travelling particularly well at the top of the straight and responded in style when Dwyer gave the signal. Arthur's Kingdom tried to go with him while hot favourite Mogul took his time to get going down the middle of the track, but Pyledriver was too strong, running out a two-length winner.