With the slogan “Godolphine” .. “Ribels Romance” makes history in “Royal Ascot”

The horse “Ribels Rumas” was made with the slogan “Godolphine” and supervised by coach Charlie Applebi, history at the ancient British “Royal Akot” festival, and the oldest horse (seven years), who won the title of “Hardwick Stex” race with a new record, has become a victory today, Saturday, in the second rounds of the closing day of the festival, dedicated to the original horses for the second category “Group 2 “, on the” ACCTT “track for a distance of 2400 meters.
“Ribels Romance” exceeded the previous record for the largest horse, a victory in the “Hardwick Stex” race registered on seven occasions of Jiad, who was six years old, the last of which was in the 2023 edition with the British horse “Bilderver” under the supervision of coaches William Muair and Chris Garcica.
The “Ribels Romance” also Adel the record as the most holy “Godolphine”, to win the titles of the 13th -rating classes of 13 wins, registered in the name of the horse “Anamu”, in a march during which “Ripples Romance” succeeded in achieving 18 victories in all races, including seven victories in the first category “Group 1” globally, in both Germany, America and America Northern, UAE, and Hong Kong, as the horse slope of the stallion “Dabawi” was crowned the title of Best Herbal Horse (Male) at the Eclipse Awards for Horses in the year 2024.
The knight William Buyuk succeeded in leading the “Ribels Romance”, to achieve a good launch of Gate 11, and quickly catch up with the horses of the front, and to maintain his capabilities throughout the first stages of the race, before unleashing his capabilities in the last 400 meters, bypassing his competitors towards cutting the finish line in the first place with a time of two minutes and 28 seconds and 23 parts of a second, with a difference of length and a quarter of length from the second place The owners of the “Riffa Syndicate” under the supervision of coach Joseph O’Brien, and the leadership of the knight Dylan Brown Mac Monagal.