Dettori & Seville the stars at Chantilly Frankie Dettori steered Star Of Seville to a famous victory in the Prix de Diane Longines at Chantilly just nine days after she was well beaten in the Investec Oaks. It was a tremendous training performance by John Gosden to have the Lady Bamford-owned filly 100 per cent after her Epsom exertions. Derby hero Dettori always had Star Of Seville (16-1) close to the lead set by Clarmina, a pacemaker for the favourite Queen's Jewel. While the field compacted turning in, Dettori was able to get first run on the Musidora winner as he took her to the front. She maintained the gallop to see off Physiocrate, with Little Nightingale third. Queen's Jewel was never able to get in a blow. The other British raider, Mick Channon's Malabar, briefly looked as though she may get involved but could not get close at the business end.
