Callum Hutchinson secured an emotional first win at Royal Ascot on Tuesday and his coach shared a sweet throwback photograph to pay tribute to the budding star.
Chester Cup runner-up Coltrane - who was 14/1 - provided Hutchinson with a first Royal Ascot winner, with his horse holding off favourite Bring On The Night (3/1) in the Ascot Stakes. In a competitive field for the two-and-a-half-mile handicap, Coltrane bided its time just behind the leading group.
The son of former Jump jockey Wayne, Hutchinson needed the gaps to open early in the straight and his mount found plenty for pressure to hold on by three-quarters of a length from the Willie Mullins-trained mare. Hutchinson’s coach Brendan Powell took to social media to congratulate the star jockey.
