Historic Gold Cup Triumph for Favourite Trawlerman at Royal Ascot
Trawlerman, ridden by William Buick, made history by winning the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot in record time. The Godolphin-owned horse, trained by John and Thady Gosden, completed the race in 4:15.02 minutes, surpassing the previous 2010 track record. This victory marked John Gosden's fifth Gold Cup win in eight years.
In a dazzling display of endurance and skill, Favourite Trawlerman, under the experienced guidance of jockey William Buick, clinched the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, setting a new record with a time of four minutes and 15.02 seconds. This win is especially sweet for Trawlerman, owned by Godolphin and trained by John and Thady Gosden, as it avenges last year's near-miss.
Trawlerman left a lasting mark by shattering the 2010 record of 4:16.92 held by Rite of Passage. The triumph also adds a prestigious Gold Cup title to Buick's accomplishments and solidifies John Gosden's reputation, marking his fifth Gold Cup victory in eight years.
The event drew considerable attention with its blend of racing excellence and social spectacle, experiencing soaring temperatures that led to medical treatments for spectators. The Royal Ascot, with King Charles in attendance, continues to be a grand event on both the sporting and social calendar.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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