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ASCOT 13:50

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13:50 Tuesday 16 June 2020

QUEEN ANNE STAKES (Group 1) (1)

Distance : 1m (Str)
Prize : £148,000 Age : 4yo+ Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf Going : Gd/Frm
Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf
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Pos (Draw) Pos (Draw) Btn Horse Name Horse Name TFR Tfig Jockey Age Wgt ISP ISP BSP Hi/Lo
Pedigree Jockey & Trainer Trainer (Equip) (OR) (Place) BSP
1 (4) 1 (4) Ryan Moore silk 3. CIRCUS MAXIMUS (IRE) 3. CIRCUS MAXIMUS (IRE) -5 <
124
+1 > 99 Ryan Moore 4 9-0 4/15f 4/15f
Ryan Moore silk bc GALILEO (IRE) 134 - DUNTLE (IRE) 117 DANEHILL DANCER (IRE) 117 J: Ryan Moore
T: Aidan O'Brien, Ireland
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (b)
Aidan O'Brien, Ireland (b)
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has built up an excellent record since dropped back to this trip/fitted with blinkers and, after 8 months off, edged his form up another couple of pounds as he gained his third Group 1 success in gutsy fashion, digging deep to see off a progressive rival who had the benefit of a recent run, the pair drawing a little way clear; disputed lead, edged ahead under 2f out, tackled soon after, headed 1f out, rallied to lead again close home, showed a good attitude; a very straightforward, likeable type, he'll continue to run well, although the feeling remains that he'll prove vulnerable if asked to take on the best of the younger generation.
disputed lead, edged ahead under 2f out, joined soon after, headed 1f out, kept on well, led again close home, game
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2 (8) 2 (8) Frankie Dettori silk hd 16. TEREBELLUM (IRE) 16. TEREBELLUM (IRE) -7 <
121
-4 > 95 Frankie Dettori 4 8-11 5/16 5/16
Frankie Dettori silk brf SEA THE STARS (IRE) 140 - MARVADA (IRE) 110 ELUSIVE CITY (USA) 117 J: Frankie Dettori
T: John Gosden
Age: 4 Wgt: 8-11
John Gosden
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didn't really get going until the second half of her 3-y-o campaign but is making up for lost time now, taking the drop in trip in her stride and improving another chunk, making a battle-hardened rival pull out all the stops; tracked leaders, travelled well, produced to lead 1f out, headed close home, clear of rest; she's already very smart and may do better still, this only her sixth race after all, and it seems only a matter of time before she opens her account at this level, especially as she'll have the option of reverting to races confined to her own sex.
chased leaders, led 1f out, headed close home, clear of rest
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3 (15) 3 (15) Joe Fanning silk 3 7. MARIE'S DIAMOND (IRE) 7. MARIE'S DIAMOND (IRE) 0 <
115
-21 > 91 Joe Fanning 4 9-0 40/141 40/141
Joe Fanning silk b or brc FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND 120 - SINDIYMA (IRE) 98 KALANISI (IRE) 132 J: Joe Fanning
T: Mark Johnston
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0
Mark Johnston
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showed that he wasn't flattered by his Newmarket win 11 days ago after all, running at least as well to be placed in this higher grade, acknowledging he was again seen to good effect with his customary positive tactics adopted; disputed lead, shaken up over 2f out, headed under 2f out, edged right, left behind by principals final 1f but kept on.
disputed lead, shaken up over 2f out, headed under 2f out, edged right, ran on
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4 (12) 4 (12) Andrea Atzeni silk hd 11. ROSEMAN (IRE) 11. ROSEMAN (IRE) +6 <
115
-19 > 91 Andrea Atzeni 4 9-0 11/112 11/112
Andrea Atzeni silk bc KINGMAN 134 - GO LOVELY ROSE (IRE) PIVOTAL 124 J: Andrea Atzeni
T: Roger Varian
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0
Roger Varian
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after 8 months off, wasn't far off the pick of his progressive 3-y-o form, better placed than some having tracked the pacesetters (quickly recovered from tardy start) but leaving the firm impression he'd have benefited from a stronger gallop, also carried right as he kept on well in the final 1f; remains with potential and is worth persevering with at this level, either kept to this trip or back up at 1¼m.
slowly away, chased leaders, pushed along over 2f out, carried right final 1f, stuck to task
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5 (7) 5 (7) Charles Bishop silk 1 1. ACCIDENTAL AGENT 1. ACCIDENTAL AGENT 0 <
112+
-12 > 88 Charles Bishop 6 9-0 100/1101 100/1101
Charles Bishop silk bg DELEGATOR 125 - ROODLE 90 XAAR 132 J: Charles Bishop
T: Eve Johnson Houghton
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (s)
Eve Johnson Houghton (s)
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had been gelded since last seen 7 months earlier and looked more straightforward than was often the case at 5 yrs, running as well as could be expected in a race that didn't suit the hold-up contingent; in rear, switched towards centre of track around 2f out, kept on, never landed a blow.
rear, switched 2f out, kept on, never on terms
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6 (1) 6 (1) Daniel Tudhope silk nk 13. SPACE TRAVELLER 13. SPACE TRAVELLER 0 <
112
-28 > 88 Daniel Tudhope 4 9-0 25/126 25/126
Daniel Tudhope silk b or brc BATED BREATH 125 - SKY CRYSTAL (GER) 77p GALILEO (IRE) 134 J: Daniel Tudhope
T: Richard Fahey
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0
Richard Fahey
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after 8 months off, ran as well as could be expected, well positioned and getting a clear run, just not quite up to this level; he's a consistent type who should pay his way again this season provided his sights are lowered slightly.
close up, pushed along over 2f out, kept on
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7 (14) 7 (14) Jim Crowley silk nk 8. MOHAATHER 8. MOHAATHER +1 <
111+
+14 > 87 Jim Crowley 4 9-0 6/17 6/17
Jim Crowley silk bc SHOWCASING 117 - ROODEYE 100 INCHINOR 119 J: Jim Crowley
T: Marcus Tregoning
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0
Marcus Tregoning
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hasn't had a clear shot at things in his career yet, this just his sixth start in his third season of racing (off 8 months prior to this), but clearly has the talent to deliver a bigger performance when things drop right, catching the eye late on having endured a luckless passage; in rear, travelled well, ran into trouble several times in final 2f, finished with running left for hands-and-heels ride; would almost certainly have finished third at worst granted a fair shake of the dice and he's one to bear in mind.
rear, not clear run from 2f out, more to give, never nearer
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8 (6) 8 (6) James Doyle silk ½ 12. SKARDU 12. SKARDU +4 <
110+
-2 > 86 James Doyle 4 9-0 10/111 10/111
James Doyle silk chc SHAMARDAL (USA) 129 - DIALA (IRE) 93p IFFRAAJ 127 J: James Doyle
T: William Haggas
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0
William Haggas
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after 10 months off, wasn't seen to best effect; waited with, travelled fluently, had to wait for gap 2f out, effort soon after, kept on, not unduly punished, had a hopeless task from position; a scopey, good-bodied colt who is still fairly low mileage, he may yet do better, especially when getting a stronger gallop to aim at.
waited with, kept on
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9 (11) 9 (11) Sean Levey silk nk 15. BILLESDON BROOK 15. BILLESDON BROOK +6 <
106
-18 > 83 Sean Levey 5 8-11 22/123 22/123
Sean Levey silk chm CHAMPS ELYSEES 124 - COPLOW 84 MANDURO (GER) 135 J: Sean Levey
T: Richard Hannon
Age: 5 Wgt: 8-11
Richard Hannon
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is an admirable sort and wasn't disgraced, but just isn't quite up to mixing it with the very best of this division; mid-field, raced freely, shaken up 2f out, not quicken.
mid-field, shaken up 2f out, not quicken
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10 (13) 10 (13) Silvestre De Sousa silk ¾ 6. FOX CHAIRMAN (IRE) 6. FOX CHAIRMAN (IRE) +10 <
107?
+11 > 84 Silvestre De Sousa 4 9-0 7/18 7/18
Silvestre De Sousa silk bg KINGMAN 134 - STARFISH (IRE) GALILEO (IRE) 134 J: Silvestre De Sousa
T: Andrew Balding
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0
Andrew Balding
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proved one of the disappointments of the race, hard to blame the 11-month absence given the form of his yard since racing resumed, perhaps just undone by the combination of drop back in trip and emphasis on speed; tracked leaders, took strong hold, ridden under 3f out, plugged on; his 3-y-o form reads well and, although this was slightly underwhelming, the percentage call is that he remains with potential.
chased leaders, ridden under 3f out, not quicken
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11 (5) 11 (5) Dane O'Neill silk ½ 9. MUSTASHRY 9. MUSTASHRY +17 <
106
83 Dane O'Neill 7 9-0 12/113 12/113
Dane O'Neill silk b or brg TAMAYUZ 126 - SAFWA (IRE) 85 GREEN DESERT (USA) 127 J: Dane O'Neill
T: Sir Michael Stoute
Age: 7 Wgt: 9-0
Sir Michael Stoute
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was one of the previous Group 1 winners in the field but underperformed after 8 months off; dwelt, mid-field, raced freely, driven around 2f out, one paced; likely to be closer to form next time.
dwelt, mid-field, under pressure around 2f out, one paced
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12 (16) 12 (16) Adam Kirby silk ¾ 5. ESCOBAR (IRE) 5. ESCOBAR (IRE) -23 <
104
+11 > 81 Adam Kirby 6 9-0 80/181 80/181
Adam Kirby silk bg FAMOUS NAME 124 - SAYING GRACE (IRE) 108 BRIEF TRUCE (USA) 126 J: Adam Kirby
T: David O'Meara
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (t)
David O'Meara (t)
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was flying too high in this grade; mid-division, carried head bit awkwardly, never landed a blow.
mid-division, carried head bit awkwardly, never on terms
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13 (9) 13 (9) P. J. McDonald silk 1 4. DUKE OF HAZZARD (FR) 4. DUKE OF HAZZARD (FR) +17 <
101
+14 > 78 P. J. McDonald 4 9-0 25/126 25/126
P. J. McDonald silk bc LOPE DE VEGA (IRE) 125 - WITH YOUR SPIRIT (FR) INVINCIBLE SPIRIT (IRE) 121 J: P. J. McDonald
T: Paul & Oliver Cole
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (b+t)
Paul & Oliver Cole (b+t)
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thrived at a lesser level last autumn but wasn't seen to best effect back in a tongue strap after 10 months off, left poorly placed, whilst the outing was possibly needed as well; in rear, headway 2f out, weakened final 1f.
rear, headway 2f out, weakened final 1f
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14 (10) 14 (10) Oisin Murphy silk 2 10. PLUMATIC 10. PLUMATIC +14 <
96
73 Oisin Murphy 6 9-0 12/113 12/113
Oisin Murphy silk bh DUBAWI (IRE) 129 - PLUMANIA 117 ANABAA (USA) 130 J: Oisin Murphy
T: Francis-Henri Graffard, France
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (t)
Francis-Henri Graffard, France (t)
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who was tongue tied, went backwards from reappearance, and now has a bit to prove for his new yard; mid-division, took strong hold, effort around 2f out, weakened.
mid-division, effort around 2f out, weakened
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15 (3) 15 (3) David Egan silk 3 14. TURJOMAAN (USA) 14. TURJOMAAN (USA) +27 <
88
+17 > 66 David Egan 4 9-0 33/134 33/134
David Egan silk b or brg WAR FRONT (USA) 119 - ALMOUTEZAH (USA) 65P STORM CAT (USA) J: David Egan
T: Roger Varian
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (b)
Roger Varian (b)
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after 11 months off, faced a stiff task and was well held; mid-division, struggling over 2f out, soon beaten.
mid-division, struggling over 2f out, soon beaten
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Non Runners: BLESS HIM (IRE).

Winning Owner: Flaxman Stables/Mrs Magnier/Tabor/Smith

Time: 1m 40.05s

Overrounds: Industry SP 116%, Betfair SP 101.9%

With the Lockinge a casualty of the enforced lockdown this was the first older-horse Group 1 for milers this year; it wasn't a cleanly-run affair, the gallop steady and plenty not seen to best effect as the field congregated in one group towards the stands side, but it was an up-to-par renewal and served to propel the pair who fought out the finish to the head of the division, Circus Maximus better than ever as he notched a third top-level success, edging out one of the unexposed contingent, Mohaather worst affected by how things developed further back.

CIRCUS MAXIMUS (IRE) has built up an excellent record since dropped back to this trip/fitted with blinkers and, after 8 months off, edged his form up another couple of pounds as he gained his third Group 1 success in gutsy fashion, digging deep to see off a progressive rival who had the benefit of a recent run, the pair drawing a little way clear; disputed lead, edged ahead under 2f out, tackled soon after, headed 1f out, rallied to lead again close home, showed a good attitude; a very straightforward, likeable type, he'll continue to run well, although the feeling remains that he'll prove vulnerable if asked to take on the best of the younger generation.

TEREBELLUM (IRE) didn't really get going until the second half of her 3-y-o campaign but is making up for lost time now, taking the drop in trip in her stride and improving another chunk, making a battle-hardened rival pull out all the stops; tracked leaders, travelled well, produced to lead 1f out, headed close home, clear of rest; she's already very smart and may do better still, this only her sixth race after all, and it seems only a matter of time before she opens her account at this level, especially as she'll have the option of reverting to races confined to her own sex.

MARIE'S DIAMOND (IRE) showed that he wasn't flattered by his Newmarket win 11 days ago after all, running at least as well to be placed in this higher grade, acknowledging he was again seen to good effect with his customary positive tactics adopted; disputed lead, shaken up over 2f out, headed under 2f out, edged right, left behind by principals final 1f but kept on.

ROSEMAN (IRE) after 8 months off, wasn't far off the pick of his progressive 3-y-o form, better placed than some having tracked the pacesetters (quickly recovered from tardy start) but leaving the firm impression he'd have benefited from a stronger gallop, also carried right as he kept on well in the final 1f; remains with potential and is worth persevering with at this level, either kept to this trip or back up at 1¼m.

ACCIDENTAL AGENT had been gelded since last seen 7 months earlier and looked more straightforward than was often the case at 5 yrs, running as well as could be expected in a race that didn't suit the hold-up contingent; in rear, switched towards centre of track around 2f out, kept on, never landed a blow.

SPACE TRAVELLER after 8 months off, ran as well as could be expected, well positioned and getting a clear run, just not quite up to this level; he's a consistent type who should pay his way again this season provided his sights are lowered slightly.

MOHAATHER hasn't had a clear shot at things in his career yet, this just his sixth start in his third season of racing (off 8 months prior to this), but clearly has the talent to deliver a bigger performance when things drop right, catching the eye late on having endured a luckless passage; in rear, travelled well, ran into trouble several times in final 2f, finished with running left for hands-and-heels ride; would almost certainly have finished third at worst granted a fair shake of the dice and he's one to bear in mind.

SKARDU after 10 months off, wasn't seen to best effect; waited with, travelled fluently, had to wait for gap 2f out, effort soon after, kept on, not unduly punished, had a hopeless task from position; a scopey, good-bodied colt who is still fairly low mileage, he may yet do better, especially when getting a stronger gallop to aim at.

BILLESDON BROOK is an admirable sort and wasn't disgraced, but just isn't quite up to mixing it with the very best of this division; mid-field, raced freely, shaken up 2f out, not quicken.

FOX CHAIRMAN (IRE) proved one of the disappointments of the race, hard to blame the 11-month absence given the form of his yard since racing resumed, perhaps just undone by the combination of drop back in trip and emphasis on speed; tracked leaders, took strong hold, ridden under 3f out, plugged on; his 3-y-o form reads well and, although this was slightly underwhelming, the percentage call is that he remains with potential.

MUSTASHRY was one of the previous Group 1 winners in the field but underperformed after 8 months off; dwelt, mid-field, raced freely, driven around 2f out, one paced; likely to be closer to form next time.

ESCOBAR (IRE) was flying too high in this grade; mid-division, carried head bit awkwardly, never landed a blow.

DUKE OF HAZZARD (FR) thrived at a lesser level last autumn but wasn't seen to best effect back in a tongue strap after 10 months off, left poorly placed, whilst the outing was possibly needed as well; in rear, headway 2f out, weakened final 1f.

PLUMATIC who was tongue tied, went backwards from reappearance, and now has a bit to prove for his new yard; mid-division, took strong hold, effort around 2f out, weakened.

TURJOMAAN (USA) after 11 months off, faced a stiff task and was well held; mid-division, struggling over 2f out, soon beaten.