Cecil has Coronation Quest Henry Cecil hopes Jacqueline Quest can set the record straight in the Coronation Stakes after her crushing relegation into second place in the 1000 Guineas. The three-year-old filly beat Special Duty by a nose at Newmarket, but was adjudged to have caused interference with that rival and was demoted into second, denying jockey Tom Queally his first Classic win. Cecil reports the Noel Martin-owned daughter of Rock of Gibraltar to have progressed since the Guineas, and is hopeful of a good run at Royal Ascot tomorrow. He said: "Jacqueline Quest is a very good filly, she seems to have improved since Newmarket but we'll have to find out how good she is." The trainer also saddles Chachamaidee, who will be partnered by Eddie Ahern. The filly won by three-quarter lengths at York over the Coronation trip of a mile on her last start in May. Cecil added: "Chachamaidee is starting to settle a bit better. "They are both very well and deserve to be there, so I hope they run very well."
