Bonerus surprised a crowd of capacity as the winner was the longest prices in the Trimph obstacle.
There were nuggets where his possibilities were announced after a late charge under the knight Junjo O'Neill Junior.
Moulins is the dominant coach in Shallitham, but his winner was running for obstacles for the first time and is considered west of 11 competitors in the 18th match.
Bonerus, who works in blue and white colors from Brighton and Hof Albion, Tony Bloom, won the neck of Lulamba with the East India's favorite berth in third place.
“I know that Malik may have had some pounds, but I did not give him any advice. I don't think I gave Bonerus a serious gallos, it was more than that for a nice experience for him,” Moulins said.
“He did a little jumping at home. He gave him a break and brought him back to the spring. I didn't think he would be sharp enough to this.
“I saw the blue coming and he was thinking.” Is this one of me? “This indicates the place where his experience in the flat race for this purpose comes.”
“It's crazy. It is a funny old game. Anything from Willie has a chance,” said O'Neill, who was to be installed in Donkster instead, but he got a late phone call.
Moulins continued the winners of the shortest prices in the province of Chis and Maris, where Paul Town and Mark Walsh, respectively, directed Cargis (6-4) and Denblo (6-4) to victory.
Townend won the fourth winner of Molins on board 6-1 bullets by JAMIN De Vaux at Herle Albert Bartlett Novices.
