Wild Tiger continued his winning streak in British races by claiming victory in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot, giving jockey Oisin Murphy a double on the second day of the event. Trained by Saeed bin Suroor, Wild Tiger came out of the pack to take the lead and ultimately win by a head. This marked Bin Suroor's 39th Royal Ascot win.
Bin Suroor expressed his admiration for the horse and his hopes for entering Group races in the future. He emphasised the challenges of maintaining a smaller stable but highlighted the importance of continuing to strive for success, especially in prestigious races like Royal Ascot.
Murphy also praised Bin Suroor for his support throughout his career, acknowledging the significance of the win for both himself and the Godolphin team. In another race at Royal Ascot, Doha secured victory in the Kensington Palace Stakes, further showcasing the team's success.
Ain't Nobody, trained by Kevin Ryan, also claimed a victory at Royal Ascot, winning the Windsor Castle Stakes under the guidance of jockey Jamie Spencer. The day proved to be full of successes for various trainers and jockeys, highlighting the competitive and thrilling nature of the prestigious event.