2024 The Everest Result - It's Bella Nipotina

Breednet - Saturday October 19

The 2024 The Everest has been won by the gallant Pride Of Dubai mare Bella Nipotina, beating 2022 winner Giga Kick with Zoustar colt Growing Empire a brave third.

Bella Nipotina wins The Everest - image Steve Hart

Read the full details on Bella Nipotina's 2024 Everest win here.

The full finishing order

1^st - Bella Nipotina

2^nd - Giga Kick

3^rd – Growing Empire

4^th – Lady Of Camelot

5^th – Sunshine in Paris

6^th – Private Eye

7^th – Joliestar

8^th – Storm Boy

9^th – Stefi Magnetic

10^th – I Am Me

11^th – I Wish I Win

Traffic Warden scratched at the barrier.

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