Still a maiden entering Saturday's Listed Prix Yacowlef at Deauville, Amo Racing's Crownbreaker (Minzaal) built on a smart effort at Royal Ascot to provide her first-season sire with a breakthrough first black-type winner.Sent off at 4-1 for the five-furlong test, the Kevin Philippart De Foy-trained 550,000gns Tattersalls October Book 1 purchase was provided with an ideal lead a few widths off the stands' rail with Maxime Guyon conspicuously confident.Let loose approaching two out, the half-sister to the July Cup hero Mill Stream (Gleneagles) who had been just over three-lengths fifth in Victorious's Queen Mary was in front a furlong later and strong to the line for a length success from the Francis Graffard runner Drazinda (Sioux Nation). The Archie Watson-trained Vollering (Sioux Nation) was another half length away in third.A maiden no more! @amoracingltd's Crownbreaker – a half sister to Mill Stream – strikes in the Prix Yacowlef under a confident Maxime Guyon ride…@kpfracing pic.twitter.com/vwjGPwh9d8— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) July 4, 2026The post Amo’s Crownbreaker First Stakes Winner For Minzaal At Deauville appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.