---
title: "Newmarket Apprentice Handicap Result: Prince Quattro Wins"
canonical: "https://readhorseracing.com/2026/08/08/newmarket-523-result-prince-quattro/"
type: "post"
language: "en-GB"
author: "Adam Markin"
section: "News"
published: "2026-08-08T17:58:00Z"
modified: "2026-08-08T17:58:00Z"
---

# Newmarket Apprentice Handicap Result: Prince Quattro Wins

**Prince Quattro** won the 5:23 William Hill Price Boosts Apprentice Handicap, the last race on Newmarket’s July Course card, at **10/3**, running down the favourite Jack Langley to score by two and a quarter lengths for Mason Paetel and trainer James Owen.

| Pos | Horse | Jockey | SP |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1st | Prince Quattro | Mason Paetel | 10/3 |
| 2nd | Jack Langley | Jack Callan | 11/8F |
| 3rd | Fram Castle | Alexandra Egan (5) | 10/3 |

Six ran over the 1m6f trip on good to firm ground, the winner recording 3m 5.52s. Fram Castle was a nose behind the runner-up in third.

## The Race Story

Jack Langley, our preview verdict at 15/8 in the morning and sent off 11/8, looked the winner when kicking over two furlongs out. But Paetel had saved plenty on Prince Quattro: held up early, the James Owen runner made smooth progress three out, pounced two furlongs from home and kept finding, the pair pulling clear of a blanket battle for third.

Jack Langley pressed the winner again inside the final furlong but was held near the finish — a game effort in defeat that shortened his price all day and still wasn’t enough.

## Tipster Accountability

A near-miss for the morning desk: our [Newmarket preview](https://readhorseracing.com/2026/08/08/newmarket-races-today-tips/) verdict Jack Langley was beaten by a well-executed ride, closing a mixed day for the July Course picks. The 50/1 four-fold had already gone down with Graceful Song and Castle Rock beaten in the ITV races. None of the tracked tipsters in [today’s tipster review](https://readhorseracing.com/2026/08/08/tipster-review-templegate-kealy-oddschecker-day-one/) played in the finale.

## Looking Ahead

That wraps a lively seven-race card on the July Course, where [Brave Nation had earlier landed the 4:50 sprint as the verdict suggested](https://readhorseracing.com/2026/08/08/newmarket-450-result-brave-nation/) and Sugar Yes Please took the Group 3 Sweet Solera at 11/1. Attention now shifts to the evening action at Lingfield and Ayr, with full results to follow here.