ROYAL Ascot: Lazzzat repels Satono Reve for Jubilee Crown | Race news

Frenchman Ryder Lazat Japanese hearts outperformed Satono Reef at an exciting international end of Queen Elizabeth II, Jubel Stex in Royal Ascot.

It was Jerome Renier Lazat, who made every square in James Doyle’s hands, who remained in the strongest in the closing stages, and struck at the beginning of the owners and two preceding the 9-2 dispute to continue a great week for each of its passengers and owners.

There was a drama after finishing Lazzzat Unshipped Doyle where the husband returned to receive ASCOT applause, with the four -year running for some time before he was finally caught and was safely returned to stables.

Lazzzat added a victory in the second group to his score after he landed last year, but he was beaten in Australia when he sent his trips at the end of the campaign.

“He achieved (he won the highest level) when he was three years old in Morris de Guest in Duville, but after he was along the way to Australia and Hong Kong.

“I was a little afraid that it would be difficult to find Lazzzat as it was, but it is clear that we were trying to do a tendency to open his options, but it is a pure hostility and we will adhere to distances through the straight courses of his future.

“This was a very difficult challenge (from Satono Reef). I was watching all his races always late while he was always running, but James had a really good feeling of horse and when the Japanese came to him, he brought his ears back and tried again and said that there was no way to pass it today.”

He added: “The July Cup will come a little quickly as I think, but perhaps we will defend its crown in Morris de Guest, we have the enemy cup and we can return here in October because it can deal with any land. If the Earth is heavy, he can do this as well.

“He is a very good hero. Today everything has gone right for one time, and we are pleased that there will be the first Royal Ascot winner, especially for Wathnan and Nurlan Bizakov as a educator. I’m very happy with the contacts concerned.”

Nobel hero only Locker and Shoemark

Nobel Champia, coach Ed Walker and Knight Kiran Schumark, with the second winner of Royal Ascot in several days after paying attention to his competitors in Jersey Stex.

After it was successfully combined with 22-1 snapshots in Sandingham Stakes on Friday, Walker and Shoemark collaborated with another relative strange person in Noble Champion, who was 25-1-1 after he fought to influence the third group and the school in this spring.

But it retreated on a six -to seven -to -length trip in this third group, the Lope De Vega Colt flourished, and a race in the Slipsstream race for the spying president who is going late. The favorite Comanche Brave was less than three times in third place.

“The matter did not come out,” Walker said.

“We thought it was a Guinness horse, we really thought a lot in it. We thought we would go to a reasonable path and we went in a race in Judwood a mile, there was not much speed. He was keen and made a mistake.

“We have returned it to six, and only a lot of speed appears at home – we even thought about a complement to the Commonwealth Cup because it has a lot of speed.

“Finally, the coach got it properly! It’s a good work horse as we had, it’s a very impressive horse. It’s very fast with this highly rooted speed, it’s very smart.

“He pushed me crazy, I am guilty of wearing my heart on my sleeve and telling their owners if I thought the horses were good, bad or ugly. I told Simon (Sadler, the owner) how I had in this horse, we were beaten for the first time.

I told Simon that if he did not work today, I do not know what happened.

Shoemark felt that the path and distance may suit its mountain well, adding: Seven Furlong has seen here in Ascot, with a really nice strong pace in its best effect. It was in a beautiful rhythm and it was just a matter of time when I pressed Goo, he hit the line strongly.

“It could be a single place in the forefront here, where there is a lot of runway.

“The annihilation is really flying and there is a beautiful team at home in Ed Walker.

The passenger of the Spy Robert Havilin president was 20-1, after he was only working three times.

He said: “A wonderful tour, it is an experienced horse coming from a beginner victory in Yarmouth. He still learn and still needs to relax a little. I think the more races, the more he will get it.”

“He ran well, I don’t think he had any excuses, the first two were well pulled. This is a difficult place, at any time you press the blackboard, it is not a bad result,” said Donasha Operation about his third hostility.