Palace Pier wins the Queen Anne Stakes to get John Gosden off to a flyer

Sussex-born trainer John Gosden was in the winner’s enclosure in the first race at Royal Ascot as Palace Pier won the Queen Anne Stakes.
Sussex-born trainer John Gosden was in the winner’s enclosure in the first race at Royal Ascot as Palace Pier won the Queen Anne Stakes.
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Sussex-born trainer John Gosden was in the winner’s enclosure in the first race at Royal Ascot as Palace Pier won the Queen Anne Stakes.

The four-year-old was sent off as the 2/7 favourite and looked in control before taking the lead with two lengths to go and won by a length to Lope Y Fernendez, who was ridden by Brighton-born jockey Ryan Moore.

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