French runner Lazzat runs free down the track after holding off Satono Reve to deny Japan a first triumph at Royal Ascot.

Lazzat was adding a second Group One win to his tally after landing last year's Prix Maurice de Gheest, but he had been beaten in Australia when sent on his travels at the end of the campaign.

Lazzat gave France their first winner of the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes denying Japan their maiden win at Royal Ascot as the gallant Satono Reve finished second on Saturday, the final day ...

French runner Lazzat ran free down the track after holding off Satono Reve to deny Japan a first triumph at Royal Ascot. James Doyle was victorious aboard the 9-2 winner, trained by Jerome Reynier.

French raider Lazzat broke Japanese hearts as he outbattled Satono Reve in a thrilling international finish to the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.

James Doyle is relishing the prospect of his reunion with Flora Of Bermuda as she seeks a change in fortunes in the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes at Newmarket.

Nothing is more British than the week of racing at the Royal Ascot. And nothing is more French than Lazzat! He isn’t here to sip Earl Grey tea or admire the garden roses, he’s here to set fire ...

The King and Queen have enjoyed all five days of Royal Ascot and they looked on as Lazzat dumped jockey James Doyle after the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes ...

In presence of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, Wathnan Racing extended their impressive haul and success in the 2025 e ...

Lazzat gave France its first winner of the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes, denying Japan a maiden win at Royal Ascot as the gallant Satono Reve finished second on Saturday, ...

Lazzat was adding a second Group One win to his tally after landing last year's Prix Maurice de Gheest, but he had been beaten in Australia when sent on his travels at the end of the campaign.

Lazzat’s victory rounded off a superb week for owner, the emir of Qatar’s Wathnan Racing — a final day double, and both ridden by James Doyle, taking their tally to five.