Enbihaar makes no mistake in Lillie Langtry
A Group One victory the big ambition for Gosden mare.
Enbihaar landed the odds to complete back-to-back victories in the Qatar Lillie Langtry Stakes at Goodwood. The John Gosden-trained five-year-old outclassed her two rivals to run out a comfortable winner of the Group Two contest over a mile and three-quarters. Irish raider Snow set the pace, but was tracked all the way by Enbihaar. Jim Crowley bided his time on the 1-2 favourite before pressing the button two furlongs out. She quickly went by the long-time leader and was not hard pressed to hold off Cabaletta by three and a half lengths, in a race that had seen the field reduced to three following the late withdrawal of Manuela De Vega.Enbihaar & the @Q_REC Lillie Langtry Stakes:
🏆 2019🏆 2020Unbeaten at @Goodwood_Races, the classy Enbihaar records a sixth career success for John Gosden & @JimCrowley1978 Results & Replays ➡ https://t.co/sBcsavpOzF pic.twitter.com/cIgdlswUAq — Racing TV (@RacingTV) August 1, 2020
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