| 1506614 |
1 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
12 |
-69.5 |
Annaf |
IRE |
br |
h |
Muhaarar |
Shimah |
Storm Cat |
6 |
59.42 |
107 |
p1 |
Rossa Ryan |
null |
M Appleby |
Highly capable on his day, including winning a valuable near 7f contest in Saudi Arabia in early 2024 and C&D Gr 3 in 2023; cheekpieces now; plenty find on recent evidence. |
Wearing cheek pieces for the first time |
115 |
2 |
8 |
-12.79 |
|
|
2 |
56 |
200.51 |
270 |
| 1506614 |
2 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
9 |
21.9 |
Elite Status |
null |
b |
c |
Havana Grey |
Dotted Swiss |
Swiss Spirit |
4 |
59.42 |
111 |
null |
C Lee |
null |
K R Burke |
Really smart colt on his day, as when landing Listed/Gr 3 wins at Newbury last season; each-way claims on those but much less good since, latest at York on last month's return. |
null |
122 |
7 |
10 |
-44.87 |
|
|
9 |
10 |
46.62 |
276 |
| 1506614 |
3 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
8 |
-8.6 |
Grand Grey |
IRE |
gr |
c |
Havana Grey |
Musical Mirage |
Royal Anthem |
4 |
59.42 |
107 |
null |
J P Spencer |
null |
K A Ryan |
Better than bare form of either start for his new stable this season, first time getting going bit too late at Newmarket and then very slowly away at The Curragh; needs a career-best. |
null |
111 |
2 |
13 |
-86.72 |
|
|
3 |
50 |
134.72 |
268 |
| 1506614 |
4 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
2 |
113.3 |
Iberian |
IRE |
b |
c |
Lope De Vega |
Bella Estrella |
High Chaparral |
4 |
59.42 |
107 |
t |
Billy Loughnane |
null |
C Hills |
Yard has won last two runnings of race; slowly away at The Curragh latest and excused that; late swerve cost him the race the time before; unproven on fast ground; needs to improve. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
113 |
2 |
14 |
-133.18 |
|
|
1 |
59 |
151.89 |
306 |
| 1506614 |
5 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
13 |
-39.1 |
Inisherin |
null |
b |
c |
Shamardal |
Ajman Princess |
Teofilo |
4 |
59.42 |
116 |
null |
W Buick |
null |
K A Ryan |
Winning return when run was said to have been needed at York last time on first run since having had a wind op; won C&D Gr 1 for 3yos here last year; major player on form. |
null |
132 |
7 |
5 |
32.26 |
|
|
8 |
11 |
170.91 |
334 |
| 1506614 |
6 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
5 |
-8.6 |
James's Delight |
IRE |
b |
g |
Invincible Army |
Heavens Peak |
Pivotal |
4 |
59.42 |
109 |
null |
C T Keane |
null |
C G Cox |
Very smart performer who won a Gr 2 at The Curragh (6f, good) at 22-1 last time; that wasn't a strong race for the level and more is needed; fast ground a major concern too. |
null |
118 |
6 |
9 |
-20.45 |
|
|
14 |
-52 |
86.27 |
291 |
| 1506614 |
7 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
6 |
82.8 |
Jasour |
null |
gr |
c |
Havana Grey |
Twilight Thyme |
Bahamian Bounty |
4 |
59.42 |
107 |
t1 |
Jim Crowley |
null |
C G Cox |
Two fair runs this term, latterly here on Tuesday (5f), have been a bit below-par; had a wind op in the winter; tongue-tie first time; third in C&D Gr 1 (3yos) last year; too much to prove. |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
121 |
0 |
7 |
-12.55 |
|
|
12 |
-32 |
41.67 |
269 |
| 1506614 |
8 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
11 |
-69.5 |
Lazzat |
FR |
b |
g |
Territories |
Lastochka |
Australia |
4 |
59.42 |
118 |
null |
James Doyle |
null |
J Reynier |
Won seven of his 10 starts, including Gr 1 at Deauville (6.5f) last season and latest Listed race at Chantilly (6f, easily); ground was quicker than advertised last time; major claims. |
null |
124 |
0 |
1 |
241.33 |
|
|
13 |
-50 |
597.81 |
362 |
| 1506614 |
9 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
1 |
21.9 |
Run To Freedom |
null |
b |
h |
Muhaarar |
Twilight Mistress |
Bin Ajwaad |
7 |
59.42 |
108 |
p |
T E Whelan |
null |
H Candy |
Ran creditably back from a year off at Newmarket in April; very smart performer but unplaced twice before in this and doubt he'll be emulating his half-brother, who won this in 2016. |
Wearing cheek pieces |
118 |
4 |
11 |
-66.93 |
|
|
15 |
-52 |
45.72 |
259 |
| 1506614 |
10 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
3 |
-39.1 |
Sajir |
IRE |
b |
c |
Make Believe |
Simple Magic |
Invincible Spirit |
4 |
59.42 |
111 |
null |
Oisin Murphy |
null |
A Fabre |
In career-best form this spring, including Gr 3 6f Newmarket win and latest second to Topgear at Longchamp (7f); this definitely calls for fair bit more though. |
null |
120 |
7 |
4 |
65.34 |
|
|
4 |
33 |
137.85 |
350 |
| 1506614 |
11 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
16 |
54.0 |
Satono Reve |
JPN |
b |
h |
Lord Kanaloa |
Ciliege |
Sakura Bakushin O |
6 |
59.42 |
118 |
null |
J Moreira |
null |
Noriyuki Hori |
6yo who is a Grade 1 winner in his native Japan and ran a fine race when second to Ka Ying Rising, who many regard as the world's top sprinter, at Sha Tin last time; big form chance. |
null |
129 |
0 |
null |
null |
|
|
6 |
22 |
400.0 |
336 |
| 1506614 |
12 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
15 |
-39.1 |
Storm Boy |
AUS |
b |
c |
Justify |
Pelican |
None |
3 |
59.42 |
113 |
null |
R L Moore |
null |
A P OBrien |
Very smart performer in Australia, including Gr 2 and Gr 3 wins; will need to leave last month's disappointing stable debut run well behind; yard won this with ex-Aussie horse in 2018. |
null |
119 |
0 |
15 |
-140.85 |
|
|
16 |
-100 |
734.85 |
281 |
| 1506614 |
13 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
7 |
-69.5 |
Topgear |
FR |
b |
h |
Wootton Bassett |
Miss Lech |
Giant's Causeway |
6 |
59.42 |
116 |
null |
S Pasquier |
null |
Chr Head |
First 6f start since early 2023; progressed after joining this trainer last year and, after pacey displays in winning well at 7f last two times, much respected here. |
null |
124 |
8 |
3 |
84.7 |
|
|
11 |
-6 |
56.14 |
431 |
| 1506614 |
14 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
4 |
-8.6 |
Flora Of Bermuda |
IRE |
b |
f |
Dark Angel |
Dubai Power |
Cadeaux Genereux |
4 |
58.06 |
112 |
null |
P J McDonald |
null |
A M Balding |
Closed out last season with sound, close third in C&D Gr 1 and resumed this term with another career-best, at York (6f, good to firm) in May; solid each-way contender. |
null |
129 |
5 |
2 |
128.38 |
|
|
5 |
33 |
317.95 |
337 |
| 1506614 |
15 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
10 |
-8.6 |
Great Generation |
IRE |
b |
f |
Holy Roman Emperor |
Adutchgirl |
Dutch Art |
4 |
58.06 |
110 |
null |
Marco Ghiani |
null |
M Botti |
Ran well back at 6f once last season but her three Group-race wins, including on reappearance, all been at 7f; likeable filly needs to find more to figure here. |
null |
124 |
3 |
12 |
-83.58 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
415 |
| 1506614 |
16 |
1 |
4YO plus |
15:40 |
Ascot |
21 Jun 2025 |
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes |
£567,100 |
6f |
Good to firm |
null |
Weak |
Last year's Commonwealth Cup hero Inisherin is back for more and showed more than enough when victorious in the Clipper at York to suggest he is set for a big run. French raider Lazzat romped home in Listed company at Chantilly last time and took the Prix Maurice de Gheest with the minimum of fuss last August, so he commands huge respect. However, a chance can be taken on TOPGEAR. Christopher Head's six-year-old comfortably struck in a Group 3 at Longchamp on his return and the drop back to this distance looks a good move. He may get the race run to suit and could be the one to beat. |
One of the races of the week with this Group 1 sprint having attracted a fine cast of international speedsters. The one to appeal most is LAZZAT, who has looked superb on a couple of occasions, notably when winning well in a Group 1 at Deauville last season and when returning to sprinting with an easy win last time. If his new rider, James Doyle, can keep a lid on him through the first part of the race this major talent may well have too much for these rivals, good as they are. Japanese-trained Grade 1 winner Satono Reve comes here on the back of a fine run last time and may be next best, ahead of Inisherin, a winner over C&D (Group 1) here last June and who looked firmly back on track when winning on last month's return at York. French raider Topgear is much respected too and best of the rest. |
Topgear |
Inisherin |
Lazzat |
Satono Reve |
Inisherin |
71 |
14 |
82.8 |
Nighteyes |
IRE |
b |
f |
Night Of Thunder |
Penny Pepper |
Fast Company |
4 |
58.06 |
102 |
null |
D Tudhope |
null |
D OMeara |
Back on track when third in Listed race at Haydock (6f, good to firm) last time, despite a slow start; this is altogether harder though and up against it. |
null |
114 |
3 |
6 |
13.28 |
|
|
7 |
20 |
24.45 |
299 |