"Wesley is a big supporter of mine," Dettori said of the trainer. "That gave me pleasure winning the race for him."
"We had a rough night, my daughter got a touch of the Bell's palsy so we were in hospital all night," Ward said. "(We got) fixed up with a great doctor and she was determined to be here today. This is unreal. It's really special for my little girl."
The 14-1 shot, ridden by Frankie Dettori, also gave American trainer Wesley Ward a first Group One success in England after previously winning only juvenile events at Ascot.
Ward, who won the Group Two Queen Mary Stakes with Acapulco on Wednesday, nearly didn't make it to Ascot on Saturday because daughter Denae was unwell.
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"I saw him, I didn't want to kick too soon, I was going well," Dettori said after his third win of the week at Ascot which took his career tally at the meeting to 52.
The final 100 yards turned into Australia against the United States, with Brazen Beau looking set for glory until Undrafted outran the 7-2 joint favorite to win by half a length.
"This is the biggest race I've ever won, including Breeders' Cups and everything," Ward said. "He's been training great,NCAA Basketball Jerseys, he really has,Wholesale Jerseys China, and Frankie just has the magic touch. He's a magical guy,Cheap NFL Jerseys China, a real go-getter as we'd say."
Welker, a former wide receiver for the Denver Broncos who is a free agent, named the horse after his status in the 2004 draft when he was not selected.
"I can't believe I didn't make the trip over!" Welker wrote on Twitter,Cheap Jerseys From China Outlet. "Can't believe we won!"
The five-year-old Undrafted was having his second run in England after finishing fourth in the July Cup at Newmarket last year.
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Welker tweeted a picture from television of the trophy being handed over by Queen Elizabeth II to Ward.
"I kept an eye on the yellow colors, but every time this horse runs he finishes strong. So I saved the last bit for the end and it proved me right."
