Jung Jungle caused minor disturbance at Shah George Qatar’s stake in Goodwood.
A field of 12 superstors went to post for five furlong dash, with John and Sean Queen’s advanced disabled JM jungle a 14-1 shot for his first hearing at the group race level.
In the hands of Jason Hart, the five -year -old man was towards the central group that was running away from the beginning of the track from the beginning, and he showed a conscious attitude when the challengers tried to rail it late to overcome the neck.
He filled the runner -up spot for his fourth race in the succession of quality, with the Commonwealth Cup Victor’s time behind the third place for sandals.
John Queen was winning the race for the second time, which made the highfield princess to attack gold two years ago.
Sigles flies eleven for eleven victory
Hugo Paller’s Seagles eleven won the big race, which he has long promised in the Bonhums Thorbade Stex.
The trainer’s 2000 Guinea heroes Galileo Gold’s son, Segles eleven owned by several current and former Brighton and Ho Albevon Footballers, including James Millenner and Danny Wellback.
Last summer, after breaking his duck at Headwalk, the three -year -old fled with credit to advanced steaks, national sticks and deveraces before the end of his minor campaign, and after his return after his return, he returned to a new market three weeks ago.
With a leading non-runner of Opera Bears in this group Three Contest, Seagles was only one of the four runners to go to the eleven post and after receiving the initial lead under Osen Murphy, the 11-4 shot was found in a quantity for late for three quarters of the length from Diego Ventura.
Palmer said: “He can be a handful of a saddle but not in a dirty way, he looks a kind on his face and he is truly versatile.
“Last year, he had to join the group and had to run away with great reputation, but it took a while to return to his confidence.
“When they came to him today, he dared to go and work.
“He has been invited to the Golden Eagle in Australia and there are 10 million reasons why he should go for it, but first we can give him another at home.
Diego Ventura is owned by Wathan Racing, whose racing adviser Richard Brown has said: “He has done the best career race. He was just going and Osen has wandered a bit from the train on the winner and because of this the price has increased a little, but I do not think it is a result.
“We’ll talk to Hamad [Al Jehani, trainer] And the team is the strongest on the line and we will probably try on the journey. “
The king of Richard Hannan was the king of the cities, when the length and a quarter beaten under Ryan Moore, the trainer said: “He looked like he did not help Ryan much.
“There are big runs in it, but sometimes it takes a little toe.
The Irish of 2,000 Guinea’s runner -up year ended the last of the four runners with Colin Kane: “I would say that the land was a bit against us.
“He traveled comfortably and well, but, when we needed it, he was not worth it, and I didn’t think we had reached a very strong line.
“I will be inclined to return to seven furlings. I will not even reject a tough skis on the Ground Ground, where they can walk hard and you can run on it. Hopefully he will kill the line better. Today, he felt straightforward, felt as if his journey was on his way.”