Five days on from his success at Taunton, Regal Flow defied a penalty to bolt up in the Betfred Midlands Grand National at Uttoxeter.
Bob Buckler's charge has been thriving this season and put the race to bed three from home, bursting clear of his rivals and finding plenty for Sean Houlihan to score by 10 lengths at 16/1.
Classic Chase winner Milansbar (16/1) cut out much of the running and kept on well for second, but was left for dead once the 11-year-old Regal Flow took over.
Ballymalin (14/1) returned to form to take a narrow third with top weight Silsol (10/1) running a fine race for fourth under Bryony Frost, while Alfie Spinner fared best of Kerry Lee's trio in fifth.
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Buckler said: "He's a lovely horse. He came back after Monday and we had to confirm for this meeting before then.
"We did it on the off chance if something went wrong or Taunton was abandoned.
"Monday night when I got home, he came off the lorry and was as perky and chirpy as could be.
"I rang Heather (Dunn, owner) that night and said I was certainly going to think about Saturday.
"Tuesday was the one nice day we had this week, so we turned him out in the field. He bucked and barged all over the place and I thought 'you're feeling very well mate'.
"I rang Heather up and said 'we've got to go for it' and it paid off.
"You always have a bit of self misbelief coming up to the races, thinking 'am I being too greedy and running him too quick'.
"I told Sean if he wasn't happy to look after him.
"We were aiming for the Challenger Series at Haydock in a fortnight. That was the next plan. We'll have to see what the handicapper does on Tuesday."
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