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Regal Zeus with Jamie Mott on board at Sale
Race report · Sale

Regal Zeus Steals the Show with a Dominant Performance at Sale

29 June 2023 · 1 min read

Regal Zeus showcased his undeniable talent in a commanding performance at Sale today. Breaking out brilliantly, he swiftly took control of the race and maintained a dominant position throughout, never showing any signs of vulnerability.

Regal Zeus showcased his undeniable talent in a commanding performance at Sale today.

Breaking out brilliantly, he swiftly took control of the race and maintained a dominant position throughout, never showing any signs of vulnerability.

Despite being relatively inexperienced, Regal Zeus demonstrated exceptional adaptability and skill, even though he still makes his fair share of mistakes.

Under the guidance of jockey Jamie Mott, he was afforded ample room to manoeuvre.

Jamie tactfully relinquished the lead during the middle stages, allowing Regal Zeus to settle into a more comfortable rhythm.

Once he found his balance in the straight, a gentle urging with the persuader sharpened his focus and propelled him to a well-deserved victory.

This was an authoritative performance, especially considering the quality of the competition, which comprised promising emerging horses.

Regal Zeus showcased an abundance of potential, and it was evident that he had additional gears to spare, with his most impressive efforts concentrated in the final 200m.

Regal Zeus is still a work in progress.

What we witness now is merely a glimpse of his immense capabilities.

Anticipation mounts as we eagerly await the next six months, during which his development and potential will undoubtedly be unveiled. Regal Zeus appears destined to become a shining star of the future!

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Congratulations to all owners

Words by Mark Burckhardt, Director of Bloodstock & Racing

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