The aftermath of the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes had almost as much drama as the race and it was certainly more extended. Lazzat, the 9-2 winner, galloped loose around the track for about a quarter of an hour and delayed the presentations after throwing his jockey, James Doyle, shortly after crossing the line.
“I did apologise to the king and queen when I went to collect my prize,” Doyle said, “and said I should have stayed in Pony Club a bit longer than I did. We had a good laugh about that.”
