'Electric' Ombudsman claims second straight Ascot win
Ombudsman wins the Prince of Wales's Stakes for a second straight year after producing an impressive display in the feature race of day two at Royal Ascot.
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"Ascot is enormous now. It is so big in our season and the Prince of Wales's Stakes is one of the jewels."
— John Gosden , Athlete
"What he did there was mind blowing. His turn of foot is that of a miler but he stays 10 furlongs, it was an amazing performance."
— William Buick , Athlete
Key People
Aidan O'Brien is a renowned racehorse trainer known for his numerous wins in prestigious horse racing events.
John Gosden is a renowned horse trainer with multiple notable wins.
William Buick is a prominent jockey known for his success in horse racing.
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Ombudsman wins the Prince of Wales's Stakes for a second straight year after producing an impressive display in the feature race of day two at Royal Ascot.
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