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Diamond Necklace extends unbeaten run with decisive win in Qatar Nassau Stakes

Diamond Necklace continued her unbeaten record with a commanding victory in the Qatar Nassau Stakes at Goodwood. The filly produced what race reports described as a dominant display to claim the Group 1 contest, extending an undefeated sequence that has drawn attention throughout the racing season.

The Qatar Nassau Stakes is a Group 1 contest for fillies and mares staged during the Glorious Goodwood meeting. Run over 1 mile and 1 furlong at the seaside course, the race is one of the leading mid-summer targets for higher‑rated female thoroughbreds and features entries from owners and trainers competing at the highest level.

On the day at Goodwood, Diamond Necklace took up the initiative in the closing stages and maintained a decisive advantage to the line, converting her chance into a clear Group 1 success. The victory adds a top-level win to her record and confirms her status as an unbeaten performer in open company. Stewards and official race authorities recorded the result in the meeting’s official returns.

As a Group 1 winner over 1m 1f, Diamond Necklace now carries a notable addition to her racing résumé that will be reflected in season statistics and breeding considerations. The result will be part of the formal archives for the current campaign and contributes to the wider narrative of the season’s performances at Goodwood and beyond.

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