JM JUNGLE CAUSED a minor upset in the King George Qatar Stakes at Goodwood.
A field of 12 sprinters went to post for the five-furlong dash, with John and Sean Quinn’s high-class handicapper Jm Jungle a 14-1 shot for what was his first appearance at Group-race level.
Smartly away in the hands of Jason Hart, the five-year-old was towards the main group that raced on the far side of the track from the start and showed a willing attitude when the challengers attempted to reel him late on to prevail by a neck.
She’s Quality filled the runner-up spot for her fourth race in succession, with Commonwealth Cup victor Time For Sandals half a length further behind in third.
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John Quinn was winning the race for a second time, having saddled Highfield Princess to strike gold two years ago.
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Jm Jungle surprises King George rivals in Goodwood feature race
JM JUNGLE CAUSED a minor upset in the King George Qatar Stakes at Goodwood.
A field of 12 sprinters went to post for the five-furlong dash, with John and Sean Quinn’s high-class handicapper Jm Jungle a 14-1 shot for what was his first appearance at Group-race level.
Smartly away in the hands of Jason Hart, the five-year-old was towards the main group that raced on the far side of the track from the start and showed a willing attitude when the challengers attempted to reel him late on to prevail by a neck.
She’s Quality filled the runner-up spot for her fourth race in succession, with Commonwealth Cup victor Time For Sandals half a length further behind in third.
John Quinn was winning the race for a second time, having saddled Highfield Princess to strike gold two years ago.
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