Magical Zoe, trained by Henry de Bromhead, clinched a decisive victory in the £500,000 Sky Bet Ebor Handicap at York, marking a significant achievement in her transition from hurdler to flat racer. The six-year-old mare, who had a strong performance at the Cheltenham Festivals, was the 11-2 favorite and showcased her talent by taking the lead in the final two furlongs to win by two and three-quarter lengths. The win is notable as it is the third time in four years that the prestigious race has gone to an Irish-trained horse. De Bromhead expressed his delight, crediting the owners for their vision to compete in this race. Following this success, Magical Zoe is now qualified for a potential run in the Melbourne Cup in November. The results also featured Kihavah in second place, followed by Oneforthegutter and Epic Poet.