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Ruth Carr has ruled Sovereign Debt out of the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.

The eight-year-old grey won his third race on the spin for Carr in the Diomed Stakes at Epsom last week, following on from the bet365 Mile at Sandown and the All-Weather Mile final at Lingfield.

Carr was considering supplementing Sovereign Debt for the Queen Anne, but told At The Races: "We've decided he definitely won't be going to Royal Ascot - w e're going to keep chipping away at the Group Threes and Group Twos."

She went on: "We know he's capable at that level and it keeps his confidence high.

"He might just be a better horse round a bend than on a straight track at Ascot and there are plenty of other races to look at.

"There's the Celebration Mile at Goodwood and a race over one-mile-one at York (Strensall) we can look at.

"He seems to be in the form of his life."

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