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Hollie Doyle vindicates 'completely out of the blue' new link with top owner

The second time is not supposed to be as good – but try telling that to Hollie Doyle.
Having gained a breakthrough success in last month's Group 2 Princess of Wales's Tattersalls Stakes, Doyle won her second Pattern race with a well-executed ride on the Roger Charlton-trained Extra Elusive in the Group 3 BetVictor Rose of Lancaster Stakes.
The victory carried extra significance as the jockey cemented her new association with Derby-winning owner-breeder Imad Al Sagar, for whom she registered a first win as retained rider at Lingfield on Tuesday.
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