King Charles and Queen Camilla finally land first win of racing season

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The King and Queen have recorded their first jump win of the horse racing season.Reaching High, the thoroughbred owned by King Charles and Queen Camilla, secured victory in the John J Galvin Maiden Hurdle at Listowel racecourse in County Kerry.The horse, trained by the renowned Willie Mullins, had twice been sent off as favourite at Royal Ascot without success on the flat.His transition to hurdling has proved a shrewd move, however, with the animal now finding his stride over obstacles.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Mullins noted that the King and Queen were unfortunately unable to attend the meeting in person."Unfortunately the King and Queen aren't present but would love to be here, as one of their stated aims is to visit every county in Ireland," the trainer said."They only have a few left and hopefully will come to 'the Kingdom' [as Listowel is known] some day."Reflecting on the race itself, Mr Mullins acknowledged the horse had been startled at the final flight but was...

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