Precise, the 8‑13 favourite, sprinted past Touleen and True Love to capture the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot. Trainer Aidan O’Brien celebrated his 101st win at the festival, while jockey Ryan Moore added a 97th triumph to his tally. The filly’s speed left rivals behind.

O’Brien’s horses have long run straight to the line, and Precise’s dominant form matched that reputation. Royal Ascot’s history stretches back to 1840 when the Coronation Stakes marked Queen Victoria’s coronation. King Charles III presented the trophy, underscoring the event’s royal heritage for the racing community worldwide.

Earlier in the day, Venetian Sun, the 11‑8 favourite, clinched the Commonwealth Cup, defeating Division and 50‑1 outsider Spicy Marg. The victory echoed last year’s Albany Stakes win, confirming the mare’s consistency on the Group‑level stage for Ascot's weekend narrative and the broader racing calendar.

With O’Brien’s record now topping a century of wins at Ascot, the trainer’s sweep showcases his dominance in the British flat season. Precise’s performance confirms her status as a top‑class filly, setting a benchmark for rivals in upcoming Group races for the wider racing circuit and the sporting community.