"You saw today, he had to get a push into the stalls because he obviously had that experience last time out where he got a bit nervous, but luckily he's a willing horse and he went in with a bit of encouragement and he got out and got the job done," Fraser said.
He also expressed gratitude to the horse's owners for placing their trust in him.
"It's a great day and I'm very happy to get the job done for Charlie and Julia Rosier–this means everything," Fraser said.
Repeating his appreciation for the sport, Fraser reaffirmed his motivation for racing.
"It's what we wake up for every morning," Fraser said.
Trainer Oliver Cole's Confidence and Future Plans
Trainer Oliver Cole expressed confidence in his horse's ability leading into the race.
"I was always quietly confident, he's a very good horse," Cole said.
Cole noted his calm composure ahead of the high-stakes contest.
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"I wasn't very nervous before the race which was quite a good thing because I have a lot of faith in this horse," Cole said.
The trainer praised the colt's speed and resilience after previous unlucky incidents during races.
"He's a very fast horse… another unlucky run really because he got loose before Ascot and then he's just got mullered coming up there in the straight and he's still won," Cole said.
Looking ahead, Cole outlined potential autumn plans for the talented two-year-old.
