She was “thrilled” watching on ITV as jockey James Doyle rode Tactical to victory in the Windsor Castle Stakes.
It was her 24th winner at the royal meeting. Her last was Dartmouth four years ago.
Moments after getting off the phone to her, John Warren, her bloodstock adviser, said: “Her Majesty got such a buzz out of it. Breeding this horse and rearing the stock is such a big deal for her.
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