Hargam, Tony McCoy's last chance to win a Triumph Hurdle, finished third, completing a 1-2-3 for the Nicky Henderson stable.
This was a year in which vulgarity, divisiveness and exclusion won – a triumph for dystopian visions of race, nation and ethnicity.
Finally, it must be remembered that in some instances it was clearly the Roman commander who provoked the war in order to plunder and to win a triumph (e.g., Licinius Lucullus, governor of Nearer Spain, in 151).
4 The consul, Lucius Opimius, who, as praetor, had destroyed Fregellae, hunted down Gracchus with armed men and put him to death,18 slaying with him Fulvius Flaccus, a man who, though now entertaining the same distorted ambitions, had held the consulship and had won a triumph.
The group's candidate, Jane Acton, won a shock triumph at Porthleven and Sithney, Kerrier Borough where turnout was just 18.8%.
In the 1938 election Hertzog's party won a great triumph, but the outbreak of World War II led to his downfall.
WASHINGTON — The nation's 18,000 auto dealers appeared likely on Tuesday night to win a legislative triumph that would protect their businesses from oversight by a new consumer protection regulator.
President Bush won a great triumph in 2001 when he pushed through a huge tax cut -- claiming that his plan was just the medicine to cure the economy's ills.
Another source said that most members on the call thought Trump had won a decisive triumph in Sunday's debate and were upset at the House leadership for distancing themselves from the party's nominee.
After more than a decade of false starts since the Nikkei topped out in December 1989, Japanese stocks have put together an explosive rally that's gathered steam in the weeks since Sept. 11, when Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi won a resounding triumph in the parliamentary elections and an apparent affirmation from Japanese voters that they were ready for large-scale financial reform.
Success still eluded the club on the pitch, however, even after the signing of former Football League players such as Mike Flanagan and Mark Weatherly, who later took over as co-manager and led the club to a Kent Senior Cup win, a rare triumph in this era.
