David Marnane stays grounded

David Marnane stays grounded | David Marnane can resist the temptation of obtaining too bold with Dandy Boy despite his sensible performance at Royal Ascot.

The Tipperary trainer's stable star, who has already provided a valuable success in Dubai, created it a primary Royal Ascot victory for Marnane and jockey Pat Dobbs when inflicting a 33-1 surprise within the Wokingham Stakes on Saturday.

He clocked a quicker time over the straight six furlongs than the nice Black Caviar when she won the Diamond Jubilee earlier within the afternoon.

"He's been an excellent horse for us, winning 3 premier handicaps in 3 totally different countries, and he pulled out of the race well and is as recent as paint," Marnane said.

"We'll simply sit down and have a admit his next race currently.

"I do not suppose Black Caviar was quite on her day however clearly we'll step him up at school currently.

"I'm not getting to do something like supplement him for the July Cup, we'll go steadily and notice a Listed race or a bunch 3."

Marnane may still have a runner at the Newmarket July competition in Jamesie, who 'won' his facet of the Buckingham Palace Stakes when finishing second to Eton Forever on Friday.

"I thought he had been alittle unlucky, however the simplest horse won and he ran a decent race.

"He'll most likely select the Bunbury Cup," the trainer said.