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Sat, 25th November 2023

Surface: Turf
Going: Good
12:20
Royal Ascot Racing Club Novices' Limited Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
Class 3 | 4YO plus | 2m 1720y | 3 runners
Results
12:55
Bet With Ascot Donation Box Scheme Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race)
Class 2 | 4YO plus | 2m 1241y | 5 runners
Results
13:30
Nirvana Spa 1965 Chase (Grade 2) (GBB Race)
Class 1 | 4YO plus | 2m 1108y | 4 runners
Results
14:05
Coral Hurdle (Registered As The Ascot Hurdle) (Grade 2) (GBB Race)
Class 1 | 4YO plus | 2m 718y | 5 runners
Results
14:40
Restorations UK Mares' Handicap Hurdle
Class 3 | 4YO plus | 2m 1658y | 7 runners
Results
15:15
Jim Barry Hurst Park Handicap Chase (GBB Race)
Class 2 | 4YO plus | 2m 167y | 8 runners
Results
15:50
Nirvana Spa Open NH Flat Race (GBB Race)
Class 3 | 4YO to 5YO | 1m 1692y | 6 runners
Results
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Royal Ascot Races

Royal Ascot
Royal Ascot Races

First run in 1768 Royal Ascot is part of the UK’s sporting summer alongside Wimbledon and the British Open golf tournament. Royal Ascot is Britain’s most valuable race meeting attracting many of the world’s finest racehorses to compete for millions of pounds in prize money.

Eighteen Group races, eight of them Group 1, are staged each year and broadcast to audiences in almost 200 countries worldwide. Royal Ascot has four enclosures in total with three open to the public.

The Royal Enclosure is the most prestigious with access strictly limited. Entrance can only be gained if you gain sponsorship from someone who has attended the Royal Enclosure for at least four years.

There is a very strict dress code with men wearing grey, navy or black morning wear and top hat and women wearing formal
daywear and a hat.

Each day is started with a Royal Procession which leaves nearby Windsor Castle following lunch and is attended by
various members of the Royal Family and carefully selected guests, arriving each day in horse-drawn carriages.

Sir Michael Stoute has trained more winners at Royal Ascot than any other trainer with 82 successes and the most famous
being when Estimate won the 2013 Gold Cup for The Queen. Close behind him is Aiden O’Brien with 81 although that tally
has been clocked up in just 25 years and at 26 Royal Ascots working out at an average of just over three winners per
Royal Ascot which is quite staggering.

The leading jockey is the great late Lester Piggott who amassed a total of 116 winners including a record-breaking 11
Ascot Gold Cups. Some way behind with 76 is Frankie Dettori for whom this year’s meeting will be his last.

Royal Ascot Day One – Tuesday 20th June
Queen Anne Stakes 14:30
Coventry Stakes 15:05
King’s Stand Stakes 15:40
St James’ Palace Stakes 16:20
Ascot Stakes 17:00
Wolferton Stakes 17:35
Copper Horse Stakes 18:10

Royal Ascot Day Two – Wednesday 21st June
Queen Mary Stakes 14:30
Kensington Palace Fillies Handicap Stakes 15:05
Duke of Cambridge Stakes 15:40
Prince of Wales’s Stakes 16:20
Royal Hunt Cup 17:00
Queen’s Vase 17:35
Windsor Castle Stakes 18:10

Royal Ascot Day Three – Thursday 22nd June
Norfolk Stakes 14:30
King George V Stakes 15:05
Ribblesdale Stakes 15:40
Gold Cup 16:20
Britannia Stakes 17:00
Hampton Court Stakes 17:35
Buckingham Palace Stakes 18:10

Royal Ascot Day Four – Friday 23rd June
Albany Stakes 14:30
Commonwealth Cup 15:05
Duke of Edinburgh Stakes 15:40
Coronation Stakes 16:20
Sandringham Stakes 17:00
King Edward VII Stakes 17:35
Palace of Holyrood House Stakes 18:10

Royal Ascot Day Five – Saturday 24th June
Chesham Stakes 14:30
Jersey Stakes 15:05
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes 15:40
Hardwicke Stakes 16:20
Wokingham Stakes 17:00
Golden Gates Stakes 17:35
Queen Alexandra Stakes 18:10

Ascot Racecourse

Ascot Racecourse is a dual-purpose British racecourse located in Ascot, Berkshire, England. It is visited by
approximately 600,000 people each year and covers 179 acres leased from the Crown Estate and enjoys close associations
with the Royal Family.

Founded in 1711 with the first permanent building erected 82 years later. A new grandstand was opened in 1839 at a cost
of £10,000. In 2002 the racecourse was closed for a £220 million redevelopment, the single biggest investment in British
Horse Racing.

Ascot Horse Racing Fixtures

Alongside the Royal Ascot meeting the other main fixtures at the Berkshire track are the British Champions Day run
annually in October, with four Group 1’s the meeting is the richest single day in UK racing and signals the end of the
turf flat season and the King George Diamond weekend meeting which is the other prestigious meeting run at Ascot.

Taking place in July, the feature race is the King George V and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes which features the
three-year-old’s meeting their elders over the Derby distance of 1m 4F.

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