Sir Michael Stoute: 'Desert Crown's inexperience did concern me beforehand'

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Sir Michael Stoute: 'Desert Crown's inexperience did concern me beforehand'

Desert Crown won the Derby on his third start at Epsom on Saturday. The horse's temperament and ability to handle the big occasion were key factors in the two-and-a-half-length victory over Hoo Ya Mal in Classic. Stoute's partner Coral Pritchard-Gordon died two years ago. Queen called Stout to congratulate him on the win. Staunton will monitor the horse in coming weeks before deciding on next start. He gained a free entry to the Irish Derby after his success. It is also a possibility for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. Richard Kingscote rode the 5-2 favourite well.


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