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Jockey Jim Crowley chalked up win number six of Royal Ascot 2020 as Khaloosy recorded an impressive four and a half length victory in the mile Britannia Heritage Handicap. It was also a near 35/1 double on day three for the Ascot-born jockey following the success of Molatham in the G3 Jersey Stakes. It is […] o1e3j

Trainer Charlie Fellowes and jockey Hayley Turner won the mile Sandringham Handicap for the second year in succession as 33/1 chance Onassis came home a length and a quarter in front. A year ago, the trainer and jockey had combined to take the mile contest with Thanks Be, who was also returned at 33/1. Onassis

Superstar stayer Stradivarius was simply imperious as he won the G1 Gold Cup for the third consecutive time for owner Bjorn Nielsen, trainer John Gosden and jockey Frankie Dettori. The six-year-old Sea The Stars horse s Sagaro (1975, 1976, 1977) as a triple Gold Cup winner with only four-time scorer Yeats (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009,

Battleground (11/4 Fav) was the comfortable winner of the Listed Chesham Stakes, lengthening impressively in the final furlong to take the seven-furlong contest by two and a half lengths from March Law (18/1). Sired by War Front, the two-year-old colt Battleground is the first foal of 2016 G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe heroine Found.

Jockey Jim Crowley is enjoying a Royal Ascot to , and he recorded his fifth winner of the week when Molatham (11/2) landed the G3 Jersey Stakes by half a length from Monarch Of Egypt (4/1) after a sustained battle. Like all of Crowley’s four previous winners this week, Molatham is owned by Hamdan Al

Jockey James Doyle bagged his third winner of the week as he superbly delivered Mountain Angel (8/1) up the inside to comfortably take the Listed Wolferton Stakes over 10 furlongs. Doyle, who has now ridden a total of 16 Royal Ascot winners, said: “He did it, it worked out perfectly for him. Obviously, he ran

Day three of Royal Ascot 2020 began with a decisive success for top-weight Highland Chief (20/1) in the 10-furlong Golden Gates Handicap. This was a first Royal Ascot success for a training partnership, permitted by the BHA since the resumption of racing on 1st June, with Paul and Oliver Cole being responsible for handling Highland

Day two of Royal Ascot concluded with a comfortable success for Fujaira Prince in the 14-furlong Copper Horse Handicap. The six-year-old grey was making his first appearance since coming home third in the Duke of Edinburgh Handicap at Royal Ascot 12 months’ ago and stayed on resolutely for a three and three-quarter length over Selino,