Summary

  • Nando Parrado at 150-1 the biggest-priced Royal Ascot winner

  • Palace Pier seals Frankie Dettori treble

  • Hello Youmzain heads Kevin Stott double

  • Who Dares Wins gives Alan King a third win

Live Reporting

Frank Keogh and Elizabeth Hudson

  1. Jockeys donate fees to NHS charities

    Nice touch this from jockeys, which will raise thousands for the NHS.

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  2. Chiefofchiefswins

    Silver Wokingham Handicap

    Well, your chances went early there on two of the leading contenders.

    Swindler was withdrawn before the start after playing up, while Blue Mist emerged slowly from the stalls.

    Chiefofchiefs is a second winner of the meeting for trainer Charlie Fellowes and a 25th career Royal Ascot victory for jockey William Buick.

    NOTE: Horses drawn high filled the places - the first four coming from stalls 15, 24, 21, and 12.

  3. Result

    12:40 Silver Wokingham Handicap

    1. Chiefofchiefs (William Buick) 20-1

    2. Burmese Waltz (Daniel Tudhope) 22-1

    3. Nahaarr (James Doyle) 4-1

    4. Louie de Palma (Adam Kirby) 25-1

    19 ran

  4. Silver Wokingham Handicap

    Nahaarr leads, but Chiefofchiefs coming with a rattle...

    CHIEFOFCHIEFS WINS!

  5. Swindler withdrawn

    SIlver Wokingham Handicap

    Blow for Swindler backers.

  6. Money for Mist

    12:40 Silver Wokingham Handicap

    Approximate odds

    7-2 Blue Mist, 9-2 Nahaarr, 5-1 Swindler, 7-1 Aplomb, 12-1 Embour. 14-1 Bar.

  7. Will Swindler be spot on?

    12:40 Silver Wokingham Stakes (6f)

    The opening race on day five is one of the six extras which have been added to the 2020 card and is for horses who missed out on the Wokingham Stakes itself at 16:10.

    Swindler for Andrea Atzeni and trainer Ed Walker was fancied despite carrying top weight, although has preferred to head to the start without his rider. Atzeni has jogged down the track!

    Owned by Bjorn Nielsen, who also owns superstar stayer Stradivarius, Swindler won two races on the Ascot track last year.

    Aplomb, ridden by Tom Marquand and trained by William Haggas has more to give from his reappearance and will be among the dangers.

    And Blue Mist, trained by Roger Charlton and ridden by Jason Watson, is another who has good claims.

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  8. Going and non-runners

    Straight Course: Good

    Round Course: Good to Soft, Good in places

    12.40 Silver Wokingham Handicap

    22 Gunmetal (Self Certificate, infected foot)

    2 Open Wide (Going)

    16 Pass The Vino (Going)

    19 Sir Maximilian (Vet's Certificate, infection)

    13.15 Queen Mary Stakes

    3 Dandalla (Self Certificate, other)

    9 Nurse Florence (Self Certificate, off colour))

    14.50 Coventry Stakes

    9 Mehmo (Going)

    16.10 Wokingham Stakes

    12 Bella Fever (Going)

    5 Mubakker (Going)

    16.40 Queen Alexandra Stakes

    6 Mekong (Self Certificate, off colour)

  9. Super Saturday schedule

    12:40: Silver Wokingham Stakes Handicap (Class Two) 6f

    13:15: Queen Mary Stakes (Group Two) 5f

    13:50: Coventry Stakes (Group Two) 6f

    14:25: Coronation Stakes (Group One) old mile

    15:00: St James' Palace Stakes (Group One) old mile

    15:35: Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group One) 6f

    16:10: Wokingham Stakes Heritage Handicap (Class Two) 6f

    16:40: Queen Alexandra Stakes (Class Two) 2m 6f

  10. Pinatubo. Wichita. Quadrilateral. Sharing. Sceptical... the list goes on.

    Welcome to what promises to be one of British flat racing's most exciting days.

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  11. Oh lordy. The Coventry. The Wokingham. Coronation Stakes. St James's Palace Stakes. The Diamond Jubilee.

    Races that are savoured in their own right with storied rolls of honour - Dawn Approach, Selhurstpark Flyer, Attraction, Frankel, Black Caviar...

    Today we have all those contests on the same card.

    Four hours. Eight races. Three Group Ones.

    Strap yourselves in - this is going to be some ride.

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