Reliable Man dominates Queen Elizabeth Stakes as It's A Dundeel appears weary Reliable Man and Steven Arnold blitz their rivals, including the heavily favoured It's A Dundeel, in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes. TRIPLE Crown-winning colt It's A Dundeel was found wanting against the more seasoned older horses beaten fair and square by highly regarded import Reliable Man in the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m). The grey coloured 5YO simply exploded away from his rivals inside the last 200m leaving chaser It's A Dundeel - who settled last - which proved too big and ask at the end of a long and lucrative autumn. "Welcome to A-grade, this horse is a serious horse," Waller declared. He's already done it in Europe and now he's done it in Australia. There was drama after the race with Hugh Bowman quickly unsaddling Reliable Man who appeared to be lame on pulling up. A decision on the gelding's immediate future will be determined once his condition is properly ascertained.