ROYAL ASCOT MEDIA GUIDE 2020

MEDIA GUIDE

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CONTENTS COVID SITE PROTECTIVE MEASURES

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RACING AT ROYAL ASCOT

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FIXTURE LIST CHANGES

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ROYAL ASCOT 2020 ORDER OF RUNNING

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BROADCASTERS AT ROYAL ASCOT

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ROYAL ASCOT BEHIND CLOSED DOORS REACHES OVER 120 TERRITORIES

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WORLD HORSE RACING

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ROYAL ASCOT BREAKS NEW GROUND WITH REAL-TIME WEATHER DATA

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QIPCO BRITISH CHAMPIONS DAY

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OVER 20 NATIONS SET TO JOIN 2020 WORLDPOOL

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OWNERS AT HOME SET FOR VIRTUAL ROYAL EXPERIENCE

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VETERINARY FACILITIES, EQUINE AND JOCKEYS’ WELFARE

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AWAY FROM THE TRACK

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ASCOT RACECOURSE REVEALS FULL PLAN FOR “ROYAL ASCOT AT HOME”

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ASCOT RACECOURSE COVID-19 RESPONSE

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2019 CHARITABLE ACTIVITY

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ROYAL ASCOT AT HOME POEM

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ROYAL ASCOT SCHOOLS ART COMPETITION

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OUR MOST CUDDLESOME CONTRIBUTION

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ASCOT SUSTAINABILITY UPDATE - MAY 2020

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PARTNERS & SUPPLIERS

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ASCOT’S OFFICIAL PARTNERS

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ASCOT’S OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS AND SPONSORS 32

ASCOT HISTORY

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THE RACES THE BUCKINGHAM PALACE HANDICAP 56 THE QUEEN ANNE STAKES 57 THE RIBBLESDALE STAKES 59 THE KING EDWARD VII STAKES 61 THE KING’S STAND STAKES 63 THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE STAKES 65 THE ASCOT STAKES 66 THE SILVER ROYAL HUNT CUP 68 THE HAMPTON COURT STAKES 68 THE KING GEORGE V HANDICAP 69 THE PRINCE OF WALES’S STAKES 71 THE ROYAL HUNT CUP 73 THE WINDSOR CASTLE STAKES 75 THE COPPER HORSE HANDICAP 77 THE GOLDEN GATES HANDICAP 77 THE WOLFERTON STAKES 77 THE JERSEY STAKES 78 THE CHESHAM STAKES 80 THE GOLD CUP 82 THE BRITANNIA HANDICAP 84 THE SANDRINGHAM HANDICAP 86 THE PALACE OF HOLYROODHOUSE HANDICAP 87 THE ALBANY STAKES 87 THE NORFOLK STAKES 88 THE HARDWICKE STAKES 90 THE COMMONWEALTH CUP 92 THE QUEEN’S VASE 93 THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH HANDICAP 95 THE SILVER WOKIGHAM HANDICAP 97 THE QUEEN MARY STAKES 97 THE COVENTRY STAKES 99 THE CORONATION STAKES 101 THE ST JAMES’S PALACE STAKES 103 THE DIAMOND JUBILEE STAKES 105 THE WOKINGHAM HANDICAP 107 THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA STAKES 109

WHEN ROYAL ASCOT WASN’T QUITE THE SAME... 38

TRAINERS & OWNERS

ASCOT - ITS HISTORY AND TRADITIONS 42

WINNERS OF THE QIPCO ROYAL ASCOT TOP TRAINER AWARD 112 TOP CURRENT TRAINERS AT THE ROYAL MEETING 113 QIPCO LEADING TRAINER AWARD STANDINGS 2019 113 ROYAL ASCOT LEADING OWNER AWARD 114 ROYAL ASCOT LEADING OWNER AWARD STANDINGS 2019 114 WINNING RECORDS OF SELECTED TRAINERS AT ROYAL ASCOT 115

ASCOT RACECOURSE KEY DATES 46 RACE HISTORIES & CONDITIONS 49 DID YOU KNOW...? 53 MEDIA & RACING CONTACTS 54

JOCKEYS WINNERS OF THE QIPCO LEADING JOCKEY AWARD 128 TOP CURRENT JOCKEYS AT THE ROYAL MEETING 129 QIPCO LEADING JOCKEY AWARD STANDINGS 2019 129 WINNING RECORDS OF SELECTED JOCKEYS AT ROYAL ASCOT 130

INTERNATIONAL RUNNERS OVERSEAS-TRAINED WINNERS AT ROYAL ASCOT 139 RECORD OF HORSES FROM OUTSIDE EUROPE AT ROYAL ASCOT 145 RECORD OF OVERSEAS TRAINERS AT ROYAL ASCOT

BY COUNTRY 148

GROUND AND TIMES ROYAL ASCOT OFFICIAL GOING 1998 – 2019 153 ASCOT COURSE RECORDS 154

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For the first time in our history, and due to the global Covid-19 pandemic, Royal Ascot will take place behind closed doors (Tuesday 16th – Saturday 20th June). We hope you will join us in celebrating this unique Royal Meeting from home. To find out more about our Royal Ascot At Home campaign, please visit www.ascot.co.uk

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Covid-19 Site Protective Measures Ascot Racecourse Limited will operate its site in accordance with Government guidance that may change from time to time to reflect current risk profile. You are reminded to refer to the government website at https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus for latest updates.

Only visit the Ascot site if absolutely necessary and approved

AT T E N DA N C E AT AS COT

• Where possible, travel alone in your own vehicle • If you must use public transport, try to avoid peak times • Follow site security protocols when entering and leaving site

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Regularly wash hands with warm water and soap, or use hand sanitiser

Avoid touching your eyes, mouth, and face

Cover mouth and nose with a tissue or sleeve if you cough or sneeze

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Bin tissues immediately and wash hands

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RACING AT ROYAL ASCOT

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IN THIS UNPRECEDENTED YEAR, THERE ARE SEVERAL ALTERATIONS TO THE PROGRAMME, INCLUDING SIX EXTRA RACES BEING ADDED TO THE FIXTURE There will be seven races staged on the first four days, with eight on the final card.

The Buckingham Palace Handicap, lost from the card when the Commonwealth Cup was introduced in 2015, will open the meeting.

A Silver Royal Hunt Cup (1m) and a Silver Wokingham Handicap (6f) are included for those who miss the cut for the main events.

Also staged this year only will be the Copper Horse Handicap (14f, 4yo+), the Golden Gates Handicap (10f, 3yo) and the Palace of Holyroodhouse Handicap (5f, 3yo).

Her Majesty The Queen has graciously consented to these temporary new names. The Copper Horse is a statue of King George III mounted on horseback marking the end of the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park, adjacent to the racecourse; The Golden Gates are the ceremonial entrance point for the Royal Procession at the end of the straight mile; The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the official residence of the Monarchy in Scotland.

Amongst the changes to the regular programme are the movement of the St James’s Palace Stakes and Coronation Stakes to the final day, to maximise the time between them and the Guineas at Newmarket (6th and 7th June).

In order to provide two-year-olds with as much time as possible before the key races at Royal Ascot, the two year old programme has been moved back with four of the six races to be staged on Friday and Saturday.

The King Edward VII Stakes and Ribblesdale Stakes, now key Derby and

Oaks Trials, will be on the opening day in order to maximise the gap to Derby and Oaks Day (4th July). The Hampton Court, also an eligible Epsom trial this year, will be run on day two.

“We are most grateful to the BHA’s race planning team for their assistance in framing the additional races for this exceptional renewal of Royal Ascot,” said Nick Smith, Director of Racing and Public Affairs at Ascot Racecourse.

“We hope these extra opportunities will be welcomed by horsemen, broadcasters and the public at home.

“Under Ruth Quinn, a lot of work has gone into scheduling an appropriate Pattern trials programme, beginning on 3rd June, alongside an enhanced twoyear-old programme.”

Prize money for Royal Ascot was announced earlier this year as £3,680,000.

All eight Group One races will be run for £250,000 with no race at the newly formatted 36 race meeting (30 in regular years) run for less than £35,000.

With no early closing races operating this year, all races will close at the six-day stage and entry fees will be as normal, beginning at 1.25% for Group One races.

Guy Henderson, Chief Executive at Ascot Racecourse, said: “2020 was set to be a landmark year for Royal Ascot prize money. However, these unprecedented times have intervened. We have sought to respond by producing an enhanced programme of racing this year to maximise opportunities to participate and which in its own way will deliver an exciting and memorable Royal Meeting.

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We have sought to respond by producing an enhanced programme of racing this year to maximise opportunities to participate and which in its own way will deliver an exciting and memorable Royal Meeting “Some 70% of our annual income comes from public admissions, including hospitality, and producing in excess of three and a half million pounds in prize money in the current circumstances would not have been possible without the support and commitment of our wonderful Official Partners QIPCO and Longines, for which we are all deeply grateful and express our sincere thanks on behalf of everyone involved.”

Awards for leading jockey, trainer and owner will once again be distributed at this year’s Royal Ascot.

Due to the protective measures in place this week, there will be no transferable armband for the leading jockey throughout the meeting.

The Royal Ascot Leading Owner Award was introduced in 2017 and has been dominated by Coolmore partners Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith, who have topped the standings in each of the first three years. Once again, any partnerships between the trio will be counted as a single entity.

All three awards will be decided on the number of winners over the five days, with countbacks to places in the event of a tie.

The National Anthem will be played 15 minutes before the first race each day.

ROYAL ASCOT 2020 ORDER OF RUNNING

TUESDAY 16TH JUNE 2020 The Buckingham Palace Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3+

£35,000

Seven furlongs

The Queen Anne Stakes (Group 1)

4+

£250,000

One mile

The Ribblesdale Stakes (Group 2)

3 fillies

£110,000

One mile, four furlongs

The King Edward VII Stakes (Group 2)

3 colts & geldings

£110,000

One mile, four furlongs

The King’s Stand Stakes (Group 1)

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£250,000

Five furlongs

The Duke of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2)

4+ fillies & mares

£100,000

One mile

The Ascot Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-100)

4+

£35,000

Two miles, four furlongs

The Silver Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap) (A consolation race for the Royal Hunt Cup) (Class 2) (Open)

3+

£35,000

One mile

The Hampton Court Stakes (Group 3)

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£60,000

One mile, two furlongs

The King George V Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3

£60,000

One mile, four furlongs

The Prince of Wales’s Stakes (Group 1)

4+

£250,000

One mile, two furlongs

The Royal Hunt Cup (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (Open)

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£75,000

One mile

The Windsor Castle Stakes (Listed)

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£40,000

Five furlongs

The Copper Horse Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

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£35,000

One mile, six furlongs

WEDNESDAY 17TH JUNE 2020

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THURSDAY 18TH JUNE 2020 The Golden Gates Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3

£35,000

One mile, two furlongs

The Wolferton Stakes (Listed)

4+

£50,000

One mile, two furlongs

The Jersey Stakes (Group 3)

3

£60,000

Seven furlongs

The Chesham Stakes (Listed)

2

£40,000

Seven furlongs

The Gold Cup (Group 1)

4+

£250,000

Two miles, four furlongs

The Britannia Stakes (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3 colts & geldings

£60,000

One mile

The Sandringham Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3 fillies

£60,000

One mile

The Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3

£35,000

Five furlongs

The Albany Stakes (Group 3)

2 fillies

£45,000

Six furlongs

The Norfolk Stakes (Group 2)

2

£50,000

Five furlongs

The Hardwicke Stakes (Group 2)

4+

£125,000

One mile, four furlongs

The Commonwealth Cup (Group 1)

3 colts & fillies

£250,000

Six furlongs

The Queen’s Vase (Group 2)

3

£110,000

One mile, six furlongs

The Duke of Edinburgh Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-105)

3+

£60,000

One mile, four furlongs

The Silver Wokingham Stakes (Handicap) (A consolation race for the Wokingham Stakes) (Class 2) (0-110)

3+

£35,000

Six furlongs

The Queen Mary Stakes (Group 2)

2 fillies

£50,000

Five furlongs

The Coventry Stakes (Group 2)

2

£60,000

Six furlongs

The Coronation Stakes (Group 1)

3 fillies

£250,000

Old mile

The St James’s Palace Stakes (Group 1)

3 colts

£250,000

Old mile

The Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group 1)

4+

£250,000

Six furlongs

The Wokingham Stakes (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (0-110)

3+

£75,000

Six furlongs

The Queen Alexandra Stakes Conditions) (Class 2)

4+

£35,000

Two miles, six furlongs

FRIDAY 19TH JUNE 2020

SATURDAY 20TH JUNE 2020

Full race conditions can be found on pages 44 - 47.

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BROADCASTERS AT ROYAL ASCOT NBC Sports is back for a fourth year at Royal Ascot, presenting five consecutive days of live coverage to U.S. horse racing fans. NBCSN will televise 3.5 hours of live coverage each day from June 16-19, followed on Saturday, June 20 by a live three-hour show on the NBC broadcast network. Live coverage will also be streamed on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app – NBC Sports Group’s live streaming product for mobile devices, tablets, and connected TVs. Nick Luck returns to host Saturday’s coverage on NBC, providing American audiences with the storylines and intricacies of this historic event. Additionally, NBC Sports’ horse racing host Mike Tirico, Hall of Fame jockey Jerry Bailey, analyst Randy Moss, reporter Britney Eurton, and handicapper Eddie Olczyk will join Saturday’s broadcast remotely from multiple locations in the U.S., including NBC Sports’ Group’s International Broadcast Center, and Belmont Park – the site of the 2020 Belmont Stakes later that day.

Commentator John Hunt will be on-site all five days. There will be extensive coverage, commentary and news on 5 Live throughout the week.

ITV Racing will bring all the excitement of five days of top class racing to everyone watching Royal Ascot at home in 2020. The show, fronted by Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani will broadcast six races a day on air from 1.30-5pm from Tuesday to Friday and seven races on Saturday, on air from 12.50-5pm.

Sky Sports Racing’s coverage will be spearheaded by Alex Hammond from their presentation position by the Parade Ring.

The Opening Show will be on ITV4 every day 9.30-10.30am.

Although Royal Ascot will look rather different in 2020, through remote technology, the Bafta-winning team will be encouraging owners and people watching at home to join in the unique thrill and exhilaration that only this meeting can produce.

All 36 races on the card over the week will be covered live and analysed by their team of experts. Hayley Moore will also be on hand to interview the winning connections across all five days.

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ROYAL ASCOT BEHIND CLOSED DOORS REACHES OVER 120 TERRITORIES Royal Ascot may be taking place behind closed doors for the first time in its history, but the world’s greatest flat race meeting will still attract huge global TV audiences with over 120 countries due to tune in.

The traditional 30 races of the Royal Meeting have been supplemented by a further six top quality races to generate even more interest in one of the first major global sporting events to take place in the summer of 2020.

Led by extensive domestic coverage on ITV1 in the UK, coverage will span the globe with pictures also available in the USA, Australia, the Middle East, India, the Caribbean and Europe.

ITV’s coverage will feature 30 races from the Queen Anne Stakes on Tuesday 16th June to the closing Queen Alexandra Stakes on Saturday 20th June, live on their main channel.

Paul McNamara, Senior Director and Executive Producer, Major Events, ITV Sport said: “ITV again has the honour of broadcasting Royal Ascot. This year’s event, as ever, has top class racing but will be broadcast without the traditional thousands in attendance. This provides a unique challenge for us. We will aim to provide all the extra atmosphere via social media including reactions from owners and trainers, an insight into how the public is viewing at home, celebrity guests in the social stable and a virtual bandstand closer each day. It will be top class racing with a unique social media celebration.”

“We are again delighted to bring Sky Sports Racing viewers and attheraces. com users comprehensive coverage of the Royal Meeting. We will broadcast every race live with at least one race each day this year exclusive to Sky Sports Racing. Despite some very important restrictions in place we will be on air, live from Ascot at 9am each day and will have Alex Hammond, Jim McGrath, Hayley Moore and Josh Apiafi all presenting live on course from 12.30pm, Tuesday to Friday and from 12pm on Saturday.

Attheraces.com’s dedicated Royal Ascot site is already live with Oisin Murphy and William Buick interviews plus an exclusive Aidan O’Brien stable tour. The site will be constantly updated with latest news, previews, tips and analysis to guide users through the week.”

Coverage of Royal Ascot also continues on NBC, including Saturday which will be shown on the main NBC Channel (with days one to four on NBC Sports Network). NBC’s coverage will reach almost 80 million homes across the US. “While there may not be spectators in attendance, the terrific horse racing at Royal Ascot continues, and we are excited to once again present five days of live coverage to viewers in the United States,” said Jon Miller, President of Programming for NBC Sports and NBCSN.

Sky Sports Racing will broadcast every race live to around 14m homes in the UK and Ireland. Additionally, pictures will be streamed to more than 20 online bookmakers in the UK and Ireland.

Around 42 million homes in 17 countries in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region will be served by live coverage from Dubai Racing Channel and Yas TV (Abu Dhabi TV).

James Singer, Director, Domestic and International Media Rights at Sky Sports Racing / At The Races, said:

Globally, coverage of Royal Ascot will have a reach over 124 territories, enhanced through a new distribution partnership

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with international horseracing media rights agency, HBA Media.

In Europe, major regional broadcasters including RAI (Italy), Match TV (Russia), Movistar (Spain) and Polsat (Poland) will air the event to millions of viewers alongside, S Sport (Turkey), Silknet (Georgia) and Sport Klub (Balkans).

Viewers in Israel will again be able to watch the entire Royal Meeting on Charlton.

Australia’s strong affinity with Ascot will continue with Racing.com, the country’s free-to-air horseracing network, broadcasting the full action-packed race schedule.

ESPN will showcase Royal Ascot to its established audience across Latin America.

Meanwhile, 48 countries in Africa will be served by leading broadcaster SuperSport while Caribbean fans will have access via SportsMax. Asia is covered by Shanghai TV, Beijing TV (China) and Eleven Sports (Taiwan) and others.

Global media powerhouse – Discovery – through its recently launched Eurosport India channel will take the Royal Meeting into 45 million homes in India.

Juliet Slot, Commercial Director at Ascot Racecourse, said: “We are delighted that the strength of Royal Ascot is once again demonstrated by the breadth of international broadcasters taking our pictures despite the meeting being held behind closed doors. It will be a unique event, as it always is but one that can be enjoyed by an ever-increasing global audience.

We would like to thank all of our global and UK broadcast partners for helping us bring our event to millions of homes around the world.”

Henry Birtles, Chief Executive of HBA Media, added: “We are delighted with the distribution secured during these unusual times, with Royal Ascot taking place behind closed doors, and we look forward to building upon this going forward”

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ROYAL ASCOT BREAKS NEW GROUND WITH REAL-TIME WEATHER DATA Ascot is to become the first racecourse in the UK to publish live weather data via an innovative new App developed by Cambridgeshire-based Technology company, TurfTrax.

For the first time information including rainfall, wind speed and direction, soil moisture, and daily evapotranspiration (moisture loss) will be available to view in real-time alongside GoingStick readings, going maps, rails positions and irrigation in the build-up to and during Royal Ascot.

For Royal Ascot, GoingStick and soil moisture data is collected independently by TurfTrax. The first assessment takes place seven days before Royal Ascot begins, then readings are taken four days, 48hrs and 24hrs prior to the meeting and on every race day morning. 108 grid locations are measured using an electromechanical GoingStick, 72 on the straight course Trainers, Owners and Chris Stickels, Clerk of the Course (split for stand/centre and far side) and at Ascot Racecourse said, “We are a further 36 locations on the round everyone watching delighted to be able to roll-out this course. Three ‘penetration’ and three from home will have the ground-breaking new service for ‘shear’ measurements, representative Royal Ascot 2020. of forces exerted by the horses hoof opportunity to monitor when it is on contact with the ground, track conditions remotely “With racing taking place behind are taken at each location. Additionally closed doors there will be fewer a volumetric soil moisture content in real time using the new people this year with access to the reading is carried out at 24 positions on racing hub on the Ascot track and, therefore, the distribution the straight and 36 on the round course, of up to the minute information takes meaning that over 700 scientifically Racecourse website. on even greater significance. Trainers, generated measurements contribute Owners and everyone watching from to the Going Report produced by home will have the opportunity to TurfTrax. monitor track conditions remotely in real time using the new racing hub on the Ascot Racecourse website.”

23/4 miles walking is required to cover the whole of the straight and round courses and the process takes approximately 90 Much of the live data is gathered from WeatherTrax, the minutes. The detailed data is uploaded to a database and latest generation of TurfTrax’ on-course weather stations, analysed each day by Ascot and TurfTrax alongside 15 years’ and is processed using bespoke software which integrates of live and historic weather and going data to assist with for GoingStick readings, the TurfTrax course mapping system and example irrigation planning (if required) for the Royal meeting weather information in a single user friendly display.

Live meteorological data is streamed from WeatherTrax TurfTrax Managing Director Mike Maher said, “We developed equipment located near to the 4furlong marker on the stand the App to provide racecourses with a resource that can side of the straight mile at Ascot racecourse. The data is display complex and detailed ground and weather information logged every minute 24hrs/day and typically refreshes every in an easy-to access format, and we are delighted that Ascot five minutes on the App. Every effort is made to ensure the has chosen such a prestige occasion for its launch. accuracy of this data, but values presented can differ from forecast predictions and automatically or manually recorded “In conjunction with Chris and the team at Ascot we have weather data at nearby locations. Recorded weather data been working on this project for some time. For example, can be dependent on a number of factors including; type we have compiled three years’ worth of soil moisture data of sensors used, methodology, height/positioning of sensing and compared this to GoingStick readings, weather data equipment and specific timing of updates. and other raceday information to verify the accuracy and relevance of this new measurement, but this is the first time it All information can be found here: https://www.ascot.co.uk/ will be made available to Horsemen and the wider public on royal-ascot-2020-racing demand”, added Maher.

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OVER 20 NATIONS SET TO JOIN 2020 WORLDPOOL Following the successful launch of World Pool at Royal Ascot last year, 20+ nations are set to bet into this year’s venture. In the absence of a Bet With Ascot on course venture, this year’s Worldpool is being promoted by the Tote off course as “Superpools.”

It won’t be quite in the style so many racing fans have come to enjoy as an integral feature of the British summer, but the quality of the racing action looks set to enthral and entertain us all, as it does every year.

“We are very excited to once again be working with our partners at the Hong Kong Jockey Club and Ascot Racecourse to create a Tote Superpool for customers of the Tote to bet into throughout Royal Ascot. I would like to thank everyone involved for their continued efforts to deepen the integration between us to the mutual benefit of both racing nations. Last year proved that pool betting operators can successfully work together to increase the appeal of betting on British racing. This year promises to once again bring huge liquidity into the pools, which combined with Tote Guarantee ensures the Tote really is the best place to bet for Royal Ascot. We look forward to introducing more Tote Superpools for other leading British race meetings in future.”

The Tote will once again be offering pools which are combined with those from Hong Kong and other leading racing nations including Australia, Singapore, South Africa, the UK and the USA. This will ensure there is far greater liquidity as racing fans from around the world bet into a single pool on British racing’s most prestigious race meeting.

Last year’s Worldpool, a joint venture between Ascot, the Hong Kong Jockey Club and the Tote, saw pools grow by over 400% from £17.9 million in 2018 to £92.2 million, with the Diamond Jubilee producing the first Win pool in excess of a million pounds on the final day of the Royal Meeting.

In addition, racing fans betting into the Tote’s pools received bigger winning odds in 16 races, with Tote returns betting SP by 32% over the course of the week.

Alastair Warwick, Chief Operating Officer at Ascot Racecourse, said: “The inaugural World Pool at Royal Ascot last year was ground-breaking and created a bit of history when the Diamond Jubilee Stakes became the first £1 million pool. We are grateful to our partners at the Hong Kong Jockey Club and the Tote for their continued commitment to the concept.”

Richard Cheung, Executive Director, Customer and International Business Development at the Hong Kong Jockey Club, said: “Royal Ascot is the most prestigious race meeting in the British racing calendar and much enjoyed by racing fans in Hong Kong. We are very proud of our partnership with the UK Tote and Ascot Racecourse again this year. We look forward to continuing to work together with our partners to expand pool betting opportunities on other global racing events.”

There will be a Tote Placepot running on each day of the Royal Meeting. It will run over the first 6 races on the card and pay to three places in every race in order to align with international operators betting into World Pool. These place terms apply to Place, Quadpot and Scoop 6 for Royal Ascot only.

Alex Frost, Chief Executive of the UK Tote Group, said: “Royal Ascot once again looks set to be a spectacular week of racing.

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OWNERS AT HOME SET FOR VIRTUAL ROYAL EXPERIENCE Ascot Racecourse is delighted to announce a raft of arrangements and benefits for Owners ahead of next week’s Royal Meeting.

An online Racing Hub has been set up which will house the Turftrax live feed to real time weather data and going stick readings plus, during racedays, access to a live 360 degree Parade Ring camera feed which will pick up every horse as it walks around the Parade Ring.

Ascot’s official photographer will take pictures of every horse in the Parade Ring for owners to access post-event. Trainers and jockeys are very welcome to film / Facetime pre and post race debriefs with owners on their smartphones.

Also available on the Racing Hub will be the full sectionals from every race, courtesy of Ascot’s Official Timekeeper, Longines. Both ITV and Sky Sports Racing will show sectional times on screen.

On Sunday, Sky Sports Racing will be filming a behind the scenes piece with Clerk of the Course, Chris Stickels, in the Weighing Room and Parade Ring area. A link to this will be sent to owners, and indeed horsemen generally, via the ROA and respective industry bodies in advance of racing.

Owners will receive a pair of traditional, printed Royal Ascot racecards in advance of racedays, personalised with the name of their horse. In addition, as many

horses are in multiple ownerships, the full racecards will be digitally produced on the Racing Hub. Included with the posted racecards will be souvenir “Royal Ascot At Home” Owners Badges.

Whilst there won’t be formal trophy presentations this year, for obvious reasons, the historical Royal Ascot trophies will be sent to winning Owners after the event along with mementoes for winning trainers and jockeys.

Winning Owners will receive a video card of the race and photograph montage, as normal. In addition, in conjunction with Ascot’s Official Champagne, Moet & Chandon and sponsor, Fortnum & Mason, the owners of the first four home in all 36 races, and the winning Breeders, will receive a gift to celebrate with.

The Racing Hub can be accessed via: https://www.ascot.co.uk/royal-ascot2020-racing Nick Smith, Director of Racing and Public Affairs at Ascot, said: “Whilst the ultimate experience of being at Royal Ascot sadly isn’t possible this year, we hope that what we are planning will make ownership at home as special as possible. We are particularly pleased 16

to be able to provide Owners with a feed to the Parade Ring, and to be housing all the data that all horsemen need from real time weather and going reports to post race sectionals in one, convenient place.

“We are very conscious of the loyalty and commitment to the sport that Owners have shown over the past months and when permitted, of course they will be the first constituents welcomed back to Ascot.”

Charlie Liverton, Chief Executive of the Racehorse Owners’ Association, added: “I am thrilled that Royal Ascot and the ROA have been able to put together some fantastic initiatives that help to bring the magic of Royal Ascot home.

“They have gone to extraordinary lengths to bring Owners virtually in to the paddock, to speak with their trainers and jockeys and receive special behind the scenes access, along with personalised racecards for all those with a horse running. As ever, it will never replicate being able to attend in person, but rest assured we are working hard with the BHA and racecourses to get Owners back on course as a priority.”

VETERINARY FACILITIES, EQUINE & JOCKEYS’ WELFARE The safety and welfare of horses and jockeys is paramount throughout the year at Ascot and nowhere is this better demonstrated than in the changes made to the racing surface itself during the redevelopment (Ascot reopened in 2006).

A £700,000 project to create a new enhanced unsaddling area, increased in size to accommodate the number of horses that run in races like the Wokingham and Royal Hunt Cup more comfortably and thereby improve equine welfare, was completed in 2016.

The key elements of the project were to camber the home and old paddock bends and, crucially, to remove the road crossings over the track, replacing them with underpasses.

This has created a safer racecourse for the horses, where previously some less experienced runners had occasionally shied at the differing surfaces.

The Unsaddling Enclosure lawn is positioned to benefit from maximum shade from the crown of an adjacent mature tree as well as a repositioned tulip tree, which sits to the south of the oval. Equine misting fans were also installed to aid with post race cooling of horses.

Four specifically qualified equine vets (five for the major meetings including Royal Ascot), led by Senior Veterinary Surgeon, Svend Kold, are on duty every raceday at Ascot, dedicated to the welfare of all the horses. During each race, vets follow the runners by car and can respond to and attend a casualty generally within a minute – as fast as the paramedic teams responsible for human casualties.

There are two equine ambulances (three for Royal Ascot) on course at all times and three ambulances for any incidents involving injuries to jockeys.

Ascot’s two permanent veterinary boxes are supplemented with an X-Ray machine for the major meetings to assist with swift diagnosis before administration of treatment on-site or any movement necessary to equine hospitals.

The jockeys’ facilities at Ascot include a medical treatment room, rest rooms and a dedicated room for physiotherapy.

During Royal Ascot, there are six doctors on site, led by Senior Racecourse Medical Officer, Dr Peter Johnson, specifically to deal with any jockey injuries.

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In order to improve its efficiency, the Flat Course Pop-Up irrigation system underwent a £150,000 overhaul in 2017. All 300 of the pop ups around the track were replaced and a new filter system fitted to the pump station.

Together with the Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF), Ascot has installed two state of the art exercise bikes in the jockeys’ changing room to encourage jockeys to warm up sufficiently, therefore reducing the potential for injuries.

Former Champion Jockey and President of the IJF, Sir AP McCoy OBE, supported the initiative: “As President of the IJF, I am delighted that Ascot have chosen to support the work they are doing in this way and hope the bikes help to reduce the injuries that can be sustained out on the track whilst riding. The charity is very important to me and in the past, helped with my own recovery on numerous occasions.”

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ASCOT RACECOURSE MAKES £100,000 CHARITY DONATION TO KICK START #STYLEDWITHTHANKS CAMPAIGN Earlier this month, Ascot launched its #StyledWithThanks charity appeal with a £100,000 donation to be split between four frontline charities: The National Emergencies Trust Relief Fund, NHS Charities Together, The Care Workers Charity and the Berkshire Community Foundation Coronavirus Fund.

Photos posted using the campaign hashtags will be turned into a giant rainbow mosaic image tribute which will become a permanent installation at Ascot Racecourse.

Guy Henderson, Chief Executive at Ascot Racecourse, commented: “In this unique year, our thoughts are with those that have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and of course the NHS and key workers who are playing such a heroic role.

Royal Ascot 2020 (Tuesday 16th to Saturday 20th June) will take place behind closed doors for the first time in the event’s history. However, racegoers will still be able to enjoy the racing action live on ITV and Sky Sports Racing and participate in what is traditionally recognised as the fashion event of the season.

“We are marking this year’s Royal Meeting with our #StyledWithThanks initiative so that people can combine the enjoyment of participating in the event from their homes with their own thanks and contribution to the fundraising campaign.”

Ascot is inviting fans across the globe to dress up as part of the racecourse’s wider ‘Royal Ascot At Home’ campaign, and wear a hat – whether it is a ladies’ hat or a men’s top hat, panama, trilby or other racing hat – before sharing a photo on social media using the campaign hashtags #StyledWithThanks and #RoyalAscot.

Plans have been unveiled to ensure Royal Ascot will once again be a vibrant, celebratory event this summer. A live schedule of coverage and entertainment will follow that of any other year, commencing when the gates would open and continuing with singing around the Bandstand after the last race. Some scheduled activities can now be viewed on a dedicated ‘Royal Ascot At Home’ activity hub at www. ascot.co.uk/royal-ascot-at-home, whilst others remain secret to surprise and delight audiences during the week itself. All money raised will be donated to The National Emergencies Trust Relief Fund, NHS Charities Together, The Care Workers Charity and the Berkshire Community Foundation.

Participants are being encouraged to donate £5 to the campaign fundraising page, share their outfit photo and tell their friends to do the same, helping to spread the #StyledWithThanks message in recognition of those working on the frontline of the global Covid-19 crisis.

Prizes will be given for the most Elegant, Original and Uplifting outfits across the week with a panel of fashion industry judges selecting the winners. Prizes include Royal Ascot 2021 tickets alongside a lunch for two at Jason Atherton’s Pollen Street Social with a bottle of Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage, an Afternoon Tea and Tiara Experience for two at the House of Garrard’s flagship boutique in London, and a Longines timepiece.

Upon entering the racecourse 300,000 crowd members who typically visit Royal Ascot would ordinarily be greeted by 3 miles of Union Jack bunting. This year, sets will be made available to download and print so fans can set the scene at home hanging bunting and creating their own flags to wave.

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Activity packs for children will include design-your-own jockey silks and racing scenes to colour in, word searches and tips on how to make a hat at home. Designed to bring the essence of the Royal Meeting to home, these activities complement Ascot’s large-scale at-home fashion challenge #StyledWithThanks that encourages people to dress up for the occasion, share a photo, donate to the fundraising page and tell their friends to take part too.

A ‘Royal Ascot At Home Afternoon Tea’ package, offering indulgent treats sourced from award-winning British artisan producers, is also available to purchase from £45 plus postage with £5 from each sale being added to the fundraising efforts. Royal Ascot At Home Afternoon Tea available to order here.

A brand-new virtual Royal Ascot flower wall filter and dedicated Royal Ascot At Home GIFs are available to use on Instagram, making your outfit photos as realistic as possible when joining in the fun at home.

Competitive enthusiasts can test their knowledge by taking part in a Royal Ascot quiz and various competitions and prizes will be up for grabs throughout the week including Porsche driving experiences at Silverstone, a helicopter ride and Royal Ascot 2021 tickets and packages.

Live social media coverage will begin with the historic Royal Ascot Greencoats opening the racecourse gates at 10.30am, as is custom, and a new digital racecard will be available each day to give racing fans all the details of the enhanced 36-race order of running for 2020. Tipsters will take to Ascot’s social media channels to share insights and advice for betters and live television coverage will be aired each day on ITV and Sky Sports Racing.

Fans will be able to nominate friends and family on the Ascot website to receive a phone call from a racing legend or personality at some point during the week, including Frankie Dettori, Ed Chamberlin and Hollie Doyle, bringing a taste of the Royal Meeting directly to those who may be isolating alone or would benefit from a friendly call from a familiar racing face.

Each day, jockey fitness sessions will be streamed before racing commences, run by the Injured Jockey Fund, to get the adrenalin pumping and provide an eye-opening insight into the sorts of fitness regimes professional jockeys maintain.

Archive footage will be released daily marking the moment when the Royal Procession commences and image galleries showcasing fashion and sport photography captured over previous years will be updated every day featuring work by some of Britain’s most famous sports and society photographers.

With ten Michelin Stars collectively, Raymond Blanc OBE,

Ollie Dabbous, Brett Graham, Skye Gyngell, Eric Lanlard, Simon Rogan and James Tanner will whet appetites ahead of their return to the racecourse in 2021. Some of the chefs will also share recipes and participate in the ‘Coronation Chicken Stakes’ competing against each other to see whose interpretation of the famous dish secures the winning number of votes from the public.

Synonymous with the event, no Royal Meeting week would be complete without afternoon tea. In 2019 240,000 handcrafted afternoon tea cakes were served along with 220,000 finger sandwiches, 120,000 buttermilk scones, 80,000 cups of tea and 1,200kg of clotted cream. For Royal Ascot At Home the racecourse will for the first time share its secret recipes, to enable enthusiasts to create their own VIP tea. Executive Chef Gemma Amor and Head Chef Ben Dutson have prepared a downloadable shopping lists along with step-by-step recipes demonstrating how to recreate ‘quintessentially Royal Ascot’ treats, from classic cucumber sandwiches to victoria sponge and buttermilk scones. Enthusiasts can also find step-by-step guides for savoury favourites including confit of salmon with cucumber, cauliflower & horseradish sauce from legendary Royal Ascot ‘Chef In Residence’ Raymond Blanc OBE. In celebration of Royal Ascot At Home, a new online wine shop, the Ascot Wine Club, in partnership with Official Wine Supplier, Hallgarten & Novum Wines, and Official Champagne, Moët & Chandon, has launched. Available to racegoers at home, there will be the option of three cases of wine, each named after former Gold Cup Champions – The Yeats Case, The Sagaro Case and The Fame and Glory Case – featuring wines from across Hallgarten Wines’ awardwinning portfolio and Moët & Chandon’s flagship cuvées.

Supporting the #StyledWithThanks campaign, 10% of all wine sales through the website will be donated to Ascot’s chosen charities.

Additionally, each day there will be different Ascot Signature Serve cocktail with recipes cards available to download in advance including the Royal Ascot Blush and Monkey Went To Ascot.

Finally, inspired by the singing around the Bandstand that has happened at the end of every day of Royal Ascot since the 1970s, there will be footage of previous year’s festivities with downloadable songbooks available on the Ascot website.

Juliet Slot, Chief Commercial Officer, Ascot Racecourse, commented: “We’re excited to launch ‘Royal Ascot At Home’ for 2020.

During these unprecedented times when we aren’t able to welcome our usual 300,000 guests to the Royal Meeting, we want as many people as possible to enjoy the magic of the Royal Meeting from home. It will be a unique experience, like no other, for us all.

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“We hope everyone will embrace the many wonderful activities and interactive challenges we have lined up on the Ascot website, in the lead up to and during the event, as well as tuning into all the live racing action on television.

A Royal Ascot At Home activity hub (www.ascot.co.uk/royalascot-at-home) filled with scheduled activities many of which embrace a fundraising element:

“With what has been happening in recent months, we wanted fundraising and frontline support to be at the heart of ‘Royal Ascot At Home’. Alongside the fantastic racing and entertainment in store, we’re also encouraging people to dress up at home and celebrate with us while raising money for our chosen charities and saying ‘thank you’ to the NHS and frontline workers who are playing such an important role. Our #StyledWithThanks campaign has already launched and we have had a fantastic response.”

• Charity Millinery Auction including designs created by some of the UK’s finest milliners. The auction will open from 9am Tuesday 16th June and close 9pm Saturday 20th June (www.ascot.co.uk/millinery-auction)

WHAT IS ROYAL ASCOT AT HOME?

• Purchasable limited-edition Ascot 2020 Jockey Bears

• Daily digital racecards

• The launch of an Ascot Wine Club in association with Hallgarten (ascotwineclub.com/) • The option to order a Royal Ascot At Home Afternoon Tea to your home (www.britishfinefoods.com/royalascot-home-afternoon-tea) • Celebrity chef step-by-step recipes to enjoy lunch and afternoon tea alongside the racing

Royal Ascot (Tuesday 16th to Saturday 20th June 2020) will take place behind closed doors for the first time in the event’s 250+ year history. This is the chance for everyone, racing fans or not to immerse themselves in the spirit of the occasion from home with daily live racing coverage of the racing, exciting competitions, themed challenges and the opportunity to show your thanks to frontline workers and support for those affected

by COVID-19 through our #StyledWithThanks campaign.

• Activity packs for children

• Jockey workouts

• A nominate for a call campaign whereby people can nominate friends and family to receive a call from the sport’s most well-known legends.

• Sing-along celebrations including a downloadable Royal Ascot songbook

Live Racing Coverage will be aired daily from 13:30 on ITV and 11:00 on Sky Sports Racing.

• Virtual Royal Ascot flower wall filter

#StyledWithThanks invites fans across the globe to dress up, with a hat, donate £5 to the campaign fundraising page, share their outfit photo and tell their friends to do the same. Ascot is proud to be able to start this charity appeal with a donation of £100,000. Prizes will be given for the most Elegant, Original and Uplifting outfits across the week with a panel of fashion industry judges selecting the winners. Prizes include Royal Ascot 2021 tickets alongside a lunch for two at Jason Atherton’s Pollen Street Social with a bottle of Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage, an Afternoon Tea and Tiara Experience for two at the House of Garrard’s flagship boutique in London, and a Longines timepiece. For more information visit www.ascot.co.uk/ styledwiththanks or see Media Release: we.tl/t-PSiP3lVv3e

• A Royal Ascot Quiz presented by Stella Artois on Saturday night streamed on Facebook and YouTube

• Quizzes and competitions

• Golden Ticket Prize Draw for Ascot customers with winners receiving a Porsche driving experience for two at Silverstone as well as Royal Ascot 2021 tickets

• Tipsters talks

• Archive footage replays • Ascot cocktail demonstrations and recipes All money raised and donated will be split between four frontline charities: The National Emergencies Trust Relief Fund, NHS Charities Together, The Care Workers Charity and the Berkshire Community Foundation Coronavirus Fund.

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Join us in dressing up and celebrating Royal Ascot At Home, in support of those affected by COVID-19.

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Style a colourful Royal Ascot outfit.

Add a hat – a ladies’ hat or a men’s top hat, panama, trilby or other racing hat – get creative!

Take a selfie and tag #StyledWithThanks.

Tell your friends to do the same.

If you can, donate £5 to support frontline heroes and those affected by COVID-19 at www.ascot.co.uk/ styledwiththanks

#StyledWithThanks #RoyalAscot

HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT AND GET INVOLVED? 2. Support Ascot’s #StyledWithThanks fundraising campaign by spreading the word on social media, email and other available channels using the hashtags #StyledWithThanks and #Royal Ascot assets below (www.ascot.co.uk/styledwiththanks)

1. Join in the celebrations yourself and encourage your friends, family and colleagues to do the same by visiting the Royal Ascot At Home activity hub (www.ascot.co.uk/ royal-ascot-at-home)

SUPPORTING ASSETS & LINKS Royal Ascot At Home webpage: www.ascot.co.uk/royal-ascot-at-home

Ascot Twitter: twitter.com/Ascot

#StyledWithThanks webpage: www.ascot.co.uk/styledwiththanks

Ascot Pinterest: www.pinterest.co.uk/ascot_racecourse/

#StyledWithThanks Media Release: we.tl/t-PSiP3lVv3e

Ascot YouTube: www.youtube.com/AscotRacecourse

Royal Ascot At Home Press Release: Coming soon

Hashtags: #StyledWithThanks #RoyalAscot

How to watch the racing webpage: https://www.ascot.co.uk/royal-ascot-2020-racing

Introducing #StyledWithThanks video 16x9: we.tl/t-e6sWYlAppo / www.youtube.com/ watch?v=VcJi7dbpE6g

Ascot Wine Club: ascotwineclub.com/ Royal Ascot At Home Afternoon Tea: www.britishfinefoods.com/royal-ascot-home-afternoon-tea

#StyledWithThanks Celebrity Step-By-Step video: Coming soon

Millinery Auction: www.ascot.co.uk/millinery-auction

#StyledWithThanks Step-By-Step graphic: we.tl/t-Vnu1k9JLT8

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Royal Ascot and the British Hat Guild, spearheaded by the legendary Stephen Jones OBE, have invited leading British milliners to create a bespoke hat or headpiece featuring a rainbow theme, in-line with the nation’s use of rainbows to thank the NHS and frontline workers. The final collection includes designs by industry greats such as Stephen Jones OBE, Jane Taylor, Lock & Co. Hatters, Rachel Trevor Morgan, Lisa Tan, William Chambers and Awon Golding. Their hats will be auctioned online throughout the week of ‘Royal Ascot At Home’ with all money raised being added to the charity fund.

Ascot has been working alongside The British Fashion Council to support British designers, with a series of fashion illustrations. Inviting a selection of key British-based fashion designers to create sketches and illustrations of their dream Royal Ascot outfit, designers have also followed a rainbow theme in keeping with the nation’s use of rainbows to thank the NHS and frontline workers.

Designers including RIXO, Suzannah, Amanda Wakeley, Galvan and The Deck have created inspiring and uplifting sketches which will be featured by Ascot and the British Fashion Council during this year’s event.

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ASCOT RACECOURSE COVID -19 RESPONSE During the COVID-19 crisis, Ascot Racecourse has been supporting its local community, charities and importantly the NHS - all of whom are facing unprecedented challenges during these difficult times.

NHS Volunteer Drivers

environment. They created the concept of the lounges which are now present in 30 hospitals nationally and are all staffed by furloughed airline staff.

For nine weeks, a team of 23 volunteer drivers comprising employees and colleagues from CSP, our car parking contractors, have been driving medical professionals and supplies to and from various Surrey and Berkshire hospital sites. The team have now amassed over 1700 volunteer hours.

Each aims to offer a “first class” type of experience; a comfortable space, premium tea/coffees snacks and an opportunity for staff to relax, download and have a different conversation.

As part of this initiative, Ascot Racecourse has also been delivering an “afternoon tea experience” to the Frimley lounge each week for staff to enjoy.

NHS Testing Site The racecourse became a drive through testing site for NHS workers and their dependents from April-June.

Tom Barnes said of the inaugural delivery: “Today was a resounding success. The staff at Frimley were over the moon - we made this a surprise. The quality of the food you provided was sublime - seriously impressed. The frontline staff who needed it received their afternoon treat in abundance; we’d estimate around 50 clinicians and staff benefitted from your donation.”

Fifteen full-time and eight casual staff members were redeployed to assist at NHS testing centres located at Gatwick, Portsmouth and North London.

Ascot also supplied packed lunches to all staff volunteering at the Newbury and Reading NHS test sites.

On Thursday, 8th May 2020, Ascot CEO, Guy Henderson, was delighted to present a hamper from sponsors Fortnum & Mason, to “Project Wingman” at Frimley Hospital.

“On behalf of all at Frimley, Clinicians, Staff, Wingman Volunteers - thank you.”

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Charities In partnership with Berkshire Community Foundation, we have allocated monies from our annual community fund to local charities: Slough Foodbank - £6,000 allocated to enable them to immediately purchase food via Ascot’s supply chain First Days Charity - £2,000 allocated to provide emergency supply packs for families in financial difficulty Dingley’s Promise - £1,000 allocated to continue to provide support to less abled children and their families ME2 Club - £500 allocated to help support vulnerable families during the crisis and to be able to restart their face to face activities.

Thames Hospice - £1,000 allocated to help with their emergency appeal to buy medical supplies Foundation 500 - £500 allocated to support the launch of “The Foundation 500” – an initiative devised by the organisers of the Property Race Day charity event which was due to be held at Ascot. To mitigate the subsequent funding loss, the initiative is appealing to individuals and businesses to make a single contribution of £500 to ensure that those charities can keep up their wonderful work. They are also donating 25% of the funds raised to the NHS to help the coronavirus effort.

NHS Charities Together - staff donated £520 to participate in the Virtual Grand National, which was fund-matched by the Ascot Racecourse Directors to provide a total of £1,020, with all funds donated to the NHS Charities Together.

Raising the Spirits of Staff & Troops On Wednesday, 29th April, Ascot Racecourse donated 1,000 bottles of beer to ABF The Soldiers Charity to distribute to deserving colleagues supporting the coronavirus effort.

Kingston NHS hospital also picked up 400 bottles to distribute to NHS staff.

We hope that they all enjoy a glass on us cheers!

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2019 CHARITA BLE ACTIV IT Y HIGHLY COMMENDED BY THE RCA IN THE CSR CATEGORY FOR THE SECOND YEAR RUNNING ASCOT STAFF HAVE DONATED EQUATING TO

278 HOURS

40 VOLUNTEER DAYS

£15,000 DONATED TO 3

LOCAL HOMELESS CHARITIES

HELPING LOCAL CHARITIES, INCLUDING THE WINDSOR & ASCOT DRIVING GROUP WITH THEIR PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS 3 YEAR PARTNERSHIP WITH BERKSHIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION PROVIDING OVER

£90,000

OF GRANT FUNDING SINCE 2017, HELPING OVER 6,000 BENEFICIARIES

WINDSOR HOMELESS PROJECT

£5K

LOCAL HOMELESS CHARITIES £15K DONATION

RECORD £35K

£5K

£5K £5K

RAISED IN 2019 FOR THE INJURED JOCKEYS FUND VIA ASCOT'S AMBASSADOR PROGRAMME

OVER £300,000 RAISED

GAMBLING CHARITIES £15K DONATION

FOR CHILDREN'S CHARITIES VIA THE 2019 PROPERTY RACEDAY

£40,000

RAISED VIA ONSITE CHARITY BUCKET COLLECTIONS

REHABILITATION GamCare/ Gamble Aware

£7.5K

OVER

£50,000

DONATED TO LOCAL CHARITIES & COMMUNITY INITIATIVES

RACEDAY TICKETS DONATED TO OVER SCHOOLS, CHARITIES & COMMUNITY GROUPS

PREVENTION Young Gamers & Gamblers Education Trust REBOUND Bridge of Hope/ Resume Foundation

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HOSTED SEBASTIAN'S ACTION TRUST'S CHRISTMAS IN JULY EVENT, OFFERING AN EXCLUSIVE FESTIVAL THEMED DAY FOR SERIOUSLY-ILL CHILDREN - WELCOMING OVER 650 ATTENDEES

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RAISED FOR TRI-FORCES CHARITIES DURING THE FRIDAY OF ROYAL ASCOT FURTHER BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE: EBONY HORSE CLUB | IJF | THE HORSES TRUST THE NOT FORGOTTEN ASSOCIATION | ROR RACING TO SCHOOL | RACING WELFARE

ROYAL ASCOT AT HOME It may not be the same, from much we now refrain And though we long for normal times to come around again Our challenge is adapting to hold onto what we treasure Our norms, our fun, our everydays, The things that make us…US, our ways Our business and our pleasure It may not be the same, it will not be the same, But June is here, the skies are clear, it’s Racing ’s time again Royal Ascot goes ahead, for once behind closed doors It’s thumbs up time, our sport proceeds The champion Jockeys, Noble Steeds, Assembled for The Cause Positive’s the byword; looking forward, it’s unique It will not happen every year, this one-off Ascot Week It’s screen time, Twitter, Facebook, the old Telly, Insta, Zoom Remotely party with your friends Bring what you can, the odds and ends And decorate the room StyledWithThanks, the Hashtag, is a calling to our nation, To honour those who help us, through a form of celebration To tell them that we won’t forget, for them we must campaign We’ll stay indoors, tune in and cheer We’ll drink to now and pray next year, We’ll hit the track again But now is now and now is here, a virtual life existence Two metres is the guideline, our ordered social distance So let us find it in ourselves to give it all we can Enjoy it all, as if we’re there, Glad rags and hats, good times and flare The stay home Ascot Fan ©HENRY BIRTLES 2020

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ROYAL ASCOT SCHOOLS' ART COMPETITION For the third year, the local schools’ art competition was launched to various primary and secondary schools in the local area.

Over 700 entries were received from 12 participating schools, gaining over 2,500 online votes.

“Ascot Racecourse Supports” Racing Ambassador, Ryan Moore, was also asked to choose his overall favourite.

The six winning schools received £1,000 in prize money and Amazon vouchers were given to the winning and runner-up students.

The artwork will be displayed in the Heath Tunnel to complement those from previous years for racegoers and the local community to enjoy.

OUR MOST CUDDLESOME CONTRIBUTION Ascot has be selling limited edition commemorative Ascot jockey teddy bears through the Ascot website with all profits from each bear sold being added to the total charity fund. The teddys sold out in 48 hours, raising over £1000.

Royal Ascot Schools Art Competition winners.

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ASCOT SUSTA I NA B I L I T Y U PDAT E M AY 2 0 2 0 Ascot Racecourse is dedicated to improving it's sustainability and the following activities highlight the recent developments.

Ascot is enrolled in a programme called Steps for Success, which recognises the steps being taken to reduce the impact on the environment and increase sustainability.

AIMING FOR ZERO WASTE

AIMING FOR ZERO CARBON

CARDBOARD

POWER

THE PAPER AND CARD COLLECTED FROM ASCOT RACECOURSE IS RECYCLED INTO A PULP-SUBSTITUTE, AN ALTERNATIVE TO RAW WOOD-PULP. ASCOT RACECOURSE CONTRIBUTES DIRECTLY TO VEOLIA’S PROCESSING PLANT WHERE 50,000 TONNES OF MATERIAL IS REPROCESSED EACH YEAR. THIS SAVES AROUND 100,000 TONNES OF WOOD AND 700,000 GJ OF POWER.

SINCE OCTOBER 2019 ASCOT HAVE PARTNERED WITH ØRSTED TO SUPPLY 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY TO THE RACECOURSE. THIS MEANS NO FOSSIL FUELS ARE BURNT TO PROVIDE ASCOT’S ELECTRICITY.

DIESEL USING HVO (HYDROTREATED VEGETABLE OIL) DERIVED DIESEL TO POWER GENERATORS, WHICH IS MADE FROM WASTE STREAMS SUCH AS ANIMAL AND FISH FATS AND VARIOUS WASTE VEGETABLE / COOKING / CORN OILS.

COFFEE CUPS PARTNERING WITH LAVAZZA ON A REUSABLE COFFEE CUP REMOVING 200,000 SINGLE USE CUPS EACH YEAR.

LIGHTING CONTINUING TO ROLL OUT LED AND MOTION DETECTORS WITHIN THE BUILDINGS TO REDUCE LIGHTING LOADS. SO FAR THE ESTIMATED SAVINGS FROM THE 1,290 LIGHTS CHANGED HAVE REDUCED THE KW RATING BY 56.6KW WHICH IS EQUIVALENT TO A 70% REDUCTION IN LIGHTING ENERGY CONSUMPTION.

LOCAL AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD LOCAL PROCUREMENT

THROUGH PARTNERING WITH SODEXO AND BRAKES WE HAVE SIGNED UP TO THE FOOD WASTE REDUCTION ROADMAP. WE HAVE ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO BRAKES DRIVE TO REDUCE ITS CARBON FOOTPRINT WITH A 24% REDUCTION IN CO2 EMISSIONS SINCE 2010.

SUSTAINABLE WATER PRACTICES RAINWATER

HOT WATER STORAGE

TOILET FLUSHING

USING AN ON SITE RESERVOIR TO COLLECT RAIN AND RUN OFF WATER AND REUSE IT FOR TRACK AND GROUNDS WATERING AND PRESSURE WASHER CLEANING.

REDUCING THE SIZE OF THE DOMESTIC STORED HOT WATER IN THE QUEEN ANNE PLANT ROOM FROM 900L TO 250L THEREBY REDUCING UNNECESSARY HEATING CHARGES AND BECOMING MORE EFFICIENT.

MEASURING THE IMPACT OF REDUCING THE GRANDSTAND AUTO FLUSHING FREQUENCY OF TOILETS OUTSIDE OF RACE DAYS, WITH AN ESTIMATED £50K SAVING.

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PARTNERS SUPPLIERS AND

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Official Partners and Suppliers OFFICIAL PARTNERS

OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS AND SPONSORS

OFFICIAL SPIRITS

OFFICIAL BOOKMAKER

OFFICIAL SPONSOR

OFFICIAL ROYAL ASCOT MILLINERY SPONSOR

OFFICIAL MIXER

OFFICIAL TROPHIES AND SILVERWARE

OFFICIAL WINE SUPPLIER

OFFICIAL WATER

OFFICIAL COFFEE

OFFICIAL CHAMPAGNE

OFFICIAL CAR

OFFICIAL HOSPITALITY

OFFICIAL BEER

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QIPCO HOLDING, OFFICIAL PARTNER AND SPONSORS OF THE BRITISH CHAMPIONS SERIES QIPCO Holding are an Official Partner of Ascot and Royal Ascot, sponsors of the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth QIPCO Stakes at Ascot in July and of the QIPCO British Champions Series, culminating on QIPCO British Champions Day at Ascot in October.

QIPCO British Champions Day, Saturday 17th October, is the richest day’s racing in Britain and is the finale of the British Flat racing season. The day features the Champion Stakes, the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, the British Champions Sprint Stakes, the British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes, and the British Champions Long Distance Cup - all sponsored by QIPCO. The programme for QIPCO British Champions Day consists of four Group 1 races, a Group 2 and the Balmoral Handicap (sponsored by QIPCO), Europe’s most valuable mile handicap.

QIPCO’s sponsorship portfolio includes that of title sponsor of British Champions Series and this year they celebrate their 10th anniversary of sponsoring the Series. The ten-year deal, signed in 2015, with British Champions Series and Ascot is the largest in the history of British racing. This year’s QIPCO British Champions Series began at the QIPCO Guineas Festival earlier this month and culminates on QIPCO British Champions Day at Ascot. There are five series race categories: Sprint, Mile, Middle Distance, Long Distance, and Fillies and Mares. Royal Ascot, with all eight Group 1 races designated to their appropriate categories, will play a significant part in the series once again, along with the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth QIPCO Stakes in July.

QIPCO Holding is one of the leading private, family run investment companies in Qatar. Based in Doha, QIPCO has a diverse range of interests, including real estate, construction, oil and gas, trading and services, finance, and health. In more recent years QIPCO has made a significant investment in horseracing, not only as sponsors but also as owners and breeders through its subsidiary company, Qatar Racing.

For more information please visit: qipco.com.qa

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PROFESSIONAL

OFFICIAL TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIER SOUND

Bose believes that innovation begins with exploration. When people within the pro audio industry began coming to Bose with different, more complex problems including complicated acoustic challenges — an entire new division was created, dedicated to solving pro audio problems: Bose Professional.

That was more than 40 years ago.

Bose Professional now serves many different markets, delivering great sound in venues all around the world — sports stadiums, arenas, entertainment centres, places of worship, restaurants, schools, retail stores, hotels, and more. Creating incredible experiences is at the heart of pro audio and Bose Professional are committed to living up to a reputation for excellence in delivering high-quality audio solutions.

OFFICIAL PARTNER Longines is proud to be an Official Partner, as well as the Official Timekeeper and Official Watch of Ascot and Royal Ascot.

Based in Saint-Imier in Switzerland since 1832, the watchmaking company wields expertise steeped in tradition, elegance and performance. With generations of experience as official timekeeper of world championships, and as partner of international sports federations, Longines has built strong and long-lasting relationships in the world of sport over the years.

Known for the elegance of its timepieces, Longines is a member of Swatch Group Ltd, the world’s leading watch manufacturer.

The Longines brand, with its winged hourglass emblem, is established in over 150 countries.

OFFICIAL SPONSOR

OFFICIAL BOOKMAKER

Since its opening in December 1983, Dubai Duty Free has grown into one of the biggest travel retail operators in the world employing more than 6,100 people and operating some 38,000sqm of retail space at Dubai International Airport and 2,500 sqm at Al Maktoum International. On 29th December 2018, shortly after celebrating its 35th anniversary, Dubai Duty Free reached a significant milestone when annual turnover exceeded USD 2 billion for the first time.

Betfred is delighted to have been appointed as Official Bookmaker of Ascot and Royal Ascot in 2019. Betfred was founded in 1967 when two brothers, Fred and Peter Done opened their first shop in Salford and stood out from their competitors by offering excellent customer service and added value via their unparalleled bonuses. These principles remain at the heart of the business and Betfred look forward to welcoming racegoers to one of their oncourse betting shops.

Dubai Duty Free’s support for horseracing in Great Britain and Ireland began in April 1996 with sponsorship of a single race previously supported by the late H.H Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s Gainsborough Stud. The portfolio now comprises title rights to the Dubai Duty Free Spring Trials Meeting at Newbury (April), the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at The Curragh (June), the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup at Ascot (August) and the Dubai Duty Free International Weekend with the combined total value of races standing at more than GBP 2.4 million.

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OFFICIAL ROYAL ASCOT MILLINERY SPONSOR

Since 1882, Fenwick has been a purveyor of goods of note for shoppers of exceptional taste. Behind their modern outlook, astute product selection, unique collaborations and extraordinary service lies a brilliantly British style and spirit.

For more than 130 years Fenwick has been, as their founder described it, a department store to delight the thoughtful woman – a sentiment that continues to hold true today.

OFFICIAL TROPHIES AND SILVERWARE

The House of Garrard creations have been prized by discerning clients for over 280 years and Garrard has designed and created five key trophies for 2020 - the Gold Cup, the Queen’s Vase and the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot, plus trophies for the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth QIPCO Stakes and the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes.

Garrard has also designed trophies for winning owners in all Group 1 races at Royal Ascot and supplies the silver snuff boxes awarded to winning owners, trainers and jockeys.

OFFICIAL MIXER

In 2005, Fever-Tree co-founders Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow pioneered the premium mixer category, bringing choice, quality and excitement back into the category.

They travelled to the ends of the earth to source the finest ingredients, including quinine from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ginger from the Ivory Coast, India and Nigeria, and lemons from the slopes of Mount Etna, Sicily. In 2020, Fever-Tree launched it’s Soda Collection, a brand-new range of delicious flavoured sodas, expertly crafted from the finest naturally sourced ingredients.

OFFICIAL WINE

Hallgarten & Novum Wines is one of the UK’s leading specialist wine merchants, with over 85 years of experience importing wines from producers around the world and supplying the premium on- and off-trade. In 2018, Hallgarten was named Wine Importer of the Year by the International Wine & Spirits Competition and has won the prestigious International Wine Challenge Wine List of the Year Award in 2018, 2016 and 2015.

Hallgarten supply all wines to Ascot Racecourse.

Fever-Tree is now the world’s leading premium mixer, with distribution to over 75 countries worldwide. Fever-Tree has been voted as the ‘No.1 Best Selling’ and ‘No.1 Top Trending’ Tonic Water for the sixth year running by the world’s best bars in Drinks International Annual Brands Report.

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OFFICIAL WATER

As ‘The Original British Bottled Water,’ Harrogate is internationally renowned as one of the finest still and sparkling spring waters. Awarded ‘Best Sparkling Water in the World,’ Harrogate is recognised not only for its exceptional mineral balance and purity, but also for its distinctive, classically British style.

All Harrogate Water products (glass and PET) use at least 50% recycled content. Harrogate’s PET plastic bottles are made from more than 50% UK post-consumer content (rPET), the most of any UK bottled water producer and the maximum that can currently be achieved given the limited availability of recycled material.

Harrogate and Ascot are working together to improve recycling at the racecourse. Ascot provide bins specifically for recycling PET plastic bottles. All Harrogate PET bottles collected at Ascot will be recycled and used to produce new bottles, creating a closed loop recycling system. Harrogate Water have launched the ‘Incredible Shrinking Bottle Campaign’ in partnership with Keep Britain Tidy which encourages consumers to ‘Twist It. Cap It. Recycle It’ to make their bottle extremely compact and increase recycling on the go. A video can be watched here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuyqEwET_KU proudly supports

OFFICIAL CHAMPAGNE OFFICIAL COFFEE

Moët & Chandon has been associated with the equestrian world since 1908 when two three-year-old horses, one named “Moët” and the other “Chandon”, belonging to Monsieur Alfred Simon, the House’s sales representative in London, finished first in Epsom and Newbury respectively. That same year, “Moët” ran fourth in the Hunt Cup at Ascot and as a result, Alfred Simon referred to it as his “lucky” race. Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage, Official Champagne of Royal Ascot, is made only in remarkable years and is available across the racecourse in a variety of formats.

Steeped in Italian history, Lavazza has been sourcing, roasting and blending to create the highest quality coffees for over 120 years. Lavazza is the favourite and best-selling espresso brand in the world and in 2019 became the largest coffee manufacturer to launch its own range of compostable one-cup pods.

Lavazza coffees can be enjoyed throughout the racecourse; from creamy lattes to delicious and refreshing flavoured iced coffees and much more.

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OFFICIAL HOSPITALITY

Sodexo are responsible for providing catering operations across the racecourse’s 26 annual racedays and further conferences and events throughout the year. As a long-standing partner of Ascot Racecourse, Sodexo moved to a profit-sharing agreement in 2014 and the joint venture was branded “1711 by Ascot”, enabling the operation, which has seen significant growth in catering income, to adopt a new customer facing identity of its own. Delivering outstanding hospitality, fine dining and on-site catering, Sodexo are proud to be the official hospitality partner of Ascot Racecourse.

OFFICIAL SPIRITS

Pernod Ricard has built a unique portfolio of Premium international brands within the UK, one of the broadest of the wine and spirits industry. Visiting a bar at Royal Ascot has never been more exciting and the brand brings an exceptional drinking experience to all racegoers. Pernod Ricard have created the Gin Terrace bar which is in place at Ascot for the entire summer season.

OFFICIAL BEER

Stella Artois® is part of a Belgian brewing tradition dating back to 1366. It is the No. 1 Belgian beer in the world and is present in over 80 countries. Stella Artois is a beautifully balanced, full flavoured premium lager with a pronounced hoppy bitterness and a crisp, clean and refreshing finish. From the recipe to the nine-step pouring ritual and served in the iconic Chalice, everything about a perfectly poured Stella Artois is consider and curated so the distinctive taste can be savoured. Stella Artois Gluten Free is now available, crafted by expert brew masters who have skilfully removed the gluten to create a Coeliac UK certified gluten free Stella Artois, with the same distinctive taste and clean finish.

OFFICIAL CAR

At the same time as the first Porsche took to the street, over 70 years ago, the Stuttgart marque also made its debut on the racetrack. The testing ground of motorsport has seen Porsche consistently push the boundaries of innovation with one goal in mind: the future of the sportscar. Building on a record 19 overall wins in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Porsche soon embark on a new, exciting chapter with its debut in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship. And, in the Porsche tradition, lessons learned from motorsport will continue to be shared in the first battery electric Porsche sportscar – the Taycan – that launched in 2019. Porsche Cars GB is delighted to be Ascot’s Official Car Partner. www.porsche.com/uk

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ASCOT

HISTORY

WHEN ROYAL ASCOT WASN’T QUITE THE SAME…..

These are unprecedented times, certainly in our lifetimes. Royal Ascot Behind Closed Doors marks another chapter in the racecourse’s history. Whilst it is desperately sad that the most colourful event in the racing calendar will be open to only a few, one day it’ll be the stuff of legend, very much like…

“Black” Royal Ascots Queen Victoria died aged 81 on January 22, 1901, bringing her then record 63-year reign to a close.

Mirror recording “Strange and striking were the contrasts at Ascot. The most splendid fete of the year usually had now its dominant note in mourning. No member of royalty was present, the King’s pavilion had drawn blinds and closed doors, and the occupants of the Royal Enclosure were in black, unrelieved save where ladies wore white flowers or had strings of pearls as the only ornament.”

As the nation remained in mourning, Royal Ascot that year was held in a sombre mood with the Royal Stand closed and the racecard featuring a black border. Dressing in black was also the order of the day, although it was recorded in The Times that by the Thursday, when the Gold Cup was run, “a number of ladies who were in black on the first two days had assumed a more modified form of mourning, as there were many dresses of white, lavender and mauve, although not enough to impart any colour to the scene.”

The new Sovereign, King Edward VII, was also absent from the Royal meeting in 1901, although this was on account of his own illness. His extreme discomfort turned out to be appendicitis and also resulted in his Coronation, scheduled for a fortnight after Royal Ascot, to be postponed.

King Edward VII, a great devotee of the turf, himself died on May 6, 1910 at the age of 68. Royal Ascot again saw an overwhelming dominance of black attire, with the Daily

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The two World Wars Royal Ascot was held as normal in 1914.

However, it was just nine days after its conclusion on June 28 that Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo, setting in motion the First World War. Royal Ascot would not return until 1919. In the intervening years, the racecourse played host to a number of different functions including an army recruitment office, military hospital, medical supplies depot and a base for the Royal Flying Corps. A cinema for servicemen was opened on the Heath and made available to the public in the evenings.

Similarly, World War II resulted in Royal Ascot being suspended between 1940 and 1945, with the Grandstand providing accommodation for gunners of the Royal Artillery. Some of the Royal Ascot races were transferred to Newmarket during World War II, while The Jockey Club staged some fixtures at Ascot in 1943 and 1944.

A Whit Monday card at Ascot was staged on May 21, 1945, with Princess Elizabeth, our future Queen, in attendance. Although no Royal Ascot took place in 1945, various races were staged at the course later in the summer.

The Coventry Stakes and Queen Mary Stakes were held at a one-day fixture in June, with the Gold Cup and Royal Hunt Cup held in July. A meeting in August played host to the Britannia Stakes and Wokingham.

When Royal Ascot did return in 1946, severe austerity and rationing meant that the dress code switched from morning dress to lounge suits and service dress. The Royal Procession was restricted to Tuesday and Thursday.

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Industrial Strife Throughout the 1970s, from the Three-Day Week to the Winter of Discontent, strikes were a very regular news item.

Racing was not immune, with the bitter Stable Lads Strike taking place over 10 weeks between the April and July of 1975.

The carriages and horses used for the Royal Procession were required for the State Opening of Parliament, as well as a rehearsal the preceding day. The result was that the Royal Procession was restricted to just Thursday and Friday. Her Majesty still attended the first two days, arriving at the racecourse by car in time for racing.

Although Royal Ascot was spared the ugly scenes that had blighted the Guineas Meeting at Newmarket in May, there was a march by stable lads on the course itself and pickets were in evidence outside the racecourse. The outside broadcast staff of the BBC were largely unwilling to cross picket lines, meaning that there was no television coverage of Royal Ascot in 1975. The racing itself was unaffected with those in attendance treated to the usual top-quality fare, headed by Lester Piggott teaming up with the great Sagaro for the first of the horse’s three Gold Cup victories.

The dispute was finally resolved with the establishment of the Stable Lads’ Association, with assistance from John Oaksey and Jimmy Hill. The organisation subsequently changed its name to the National Association of Stable Staff and is now known as the National Association of Racing Staff. Resolution came in time for TV coverage of the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes on July 26, which saw the “Race of the Century” between Grundy and Bustino.

Foot & Mouth In 2001, the UK experienced its first outbreak of foot and mouth disease since 1967. The first case was officially confirmed in Essex on February 21 and by February 27 all racing was suspended for seven days. Guidelines were issued by the then BHB (now BHA) for restarting racing at the start of March. Racing’s resumption was very much on a case by case basis and dependent on whether racecourses were situated in an exclusion zone. The biggest casualty was the Cheltenham Festival, which had to be cancelled.

Racing had largely returned to normal by the time of Royal Ascot in June, although disinfection procedures remained in place for those in attendance. The main consequence for racegoers was having to walk over mats which had been soaked with disinfectant as they entered racecourses. Given the abundance of high fashion and high heels at Royal Ascot, this provided photographers with some unusual images!

Royal Ascot goes north Ascot Racecourse underwent its £220 million redevelopment between September 2004 and June 2006.

An alternative venue had to be found for Royal Ascot in 2005. It was the spectacular northern gem, York Racecourse, that was the beneficiary, with the full five-day programme transferred in its entirety to the Knavesmire.

The Queen and her family attended every day, the Royal Procession began proceedings, and the Royal Enclosure operated as normal.

General Election Great Britain went to the polls on June 7, 2001, with Tony Blair’s Labour securing a second successive victory. The knock-on effect was that the State Opening of Parliament following the election took place on June 20 – day two of Royal Ascot.

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The transfer also brought about a change to York Racecourse, with a round course being incorporated for the first time to accommodate the Gold Cup and Queen Alexandra Stakes.

The new round course is used to this day.

It proved to be an excellent five days at York, with memorable victories for Shamardal in the St James’s Palace Stakes, Westerner in the Gold Cup and success for Hong Kong in the Golden Jubilee Stakes, courtesy of Cape Of Good Hope.

Without question, born out of necessity though it was, Royal Ascot at York was one of the most special renewals of the historic meeting. The local community and city embraced the event fully and those fortunate enough to attend still remember it like the Olympics coming to town.

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ITS HISTORY AND TRADITIONS It was Queen Anne who first saw the potential for a racecourse at Ascot, which in those days was called East Cote. Whilst out riding in 1711, she came upon an area of open heath, not far from Windsor Castle, that looked an ideal place for “horses to gallop at full stretch.”

The first race meeting ever held at Ascot took place on Saturday, August 11, 1711. Her Majesty’s Plate, worth 100 Guineas and open to any horse, mare or gelding over the age of six, was the inaugural event. Each horse was required to carry a weight of 12st and seven runners took part.

The precise origin of the Royal Meeting is unclear. It was an event that evolved, perhaps, rather than was introduced at a specific time, but the first four-day meeting took place in 1768.

Arguably, the meeting as we know it today started to take shape with the introduction of the Gold Cup in 1807.

Gold Cup Day is the third day of Royal Ascot. Although you won’t find it in any marketing or promotional literature, Thursday is colloquially known as Ladies’ Day.

This contest bore little resemblance to racing seen at Ascot today. The seven horses were all English Hunters, quite different to the speedy thoroughbreds that race on the Flat now. The race consisted of three separate heats which were four miles long (each heat was about the length of the Grand National), so the winner would have been a horse with tremendous stamina. Sadly, there is no record of the winner of the first Plate.

The term Ladies’ Day seems to have been first used in 1823, when an anonymous poet described the Thursday of the Royal Meeting as “Ladies’ Day, when the women, like angels, look sweetly divine.” In the formative years, Thursday was certainly the dominant day in terms of the racing, attracting the largest crowds and, it must be assumed from the emergence of the term, more ladies!

The racecourse was laid out by William Lowen, who was assisted by a team of helpers; William Erlybrown, a carpenter, Benjamin Cluchett, a painter, and John Grape, who prepared the paperwork for racing. The first permanent building was erected in 1793 by George Slingsby, a Windsor builder. It held 1,650 people and was used until 1838.

Almost every racecourse markets a Ladies’ Day now but the great charm of the original is that it has not been manufactured.

It is the public, not the racecourse, who call it Ladies’ Day. The Gold Cup is Ascot’s oldest surviving race, and the winning owners receive a gold trophy which becomes their property. Trophies to keep are only awarded for ten races at the Royal Meeting, the others being the Queen’s Vase, inaugurated in 1838 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s accession, the Royal Hunt Cup (1843) and the remaining Group 1 races.

In 1813, Parliament passed an Act of Enclosure. This Act ensured that Ascot Heath, although the property of the Crown, would be kept and used as a racecourse for the public in the future. Racing at Ascot was now secure.

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It was at around the time of the first running of the Gold Cup that the roots of today’s traditional Royal Enclosure dress code emerged. Beau Brummell, a close friend of the Prince Regent, decreed that men of elegance should wear waisted black coats and white cravats with pantaloons. Over the years, this has evolved into the wearing of morning suits and equally formal clothes for ladies, who must wear hats.

Although a Royal Stand dates back to the 1790s, the Royal Enclosure that current regulars are used to at Ascot was conceived in 1822 when King George IV commissioned a two-storey stand to be built with a surrounding lawn.

Access was by invitation of the King. In 1825, the Royal Procession as an annual tradition began. The King, leading four other coaches with members of the Royal party, drove up the centre of the racecourse in front of the crowds and this has continued to the present day.

The administration of Ascot has always been handled by a representative appointed by the Monarch. The racecourse was run on behalf of the Sovereign by the Master of the Royal Buckhounds up until 1901 when Lord Churchill was appointed as the first official Representative of His Majesty, a post held today by Johnny Weatherby (as Her Majesty’s Representative).

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the track was moved a further 42 metres north as part of the 2005 redevelopment. Prior to the second move, the straight track cut right through the existing Number One Car Park into the current site of Heatherwood Hospital.

The Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand, built by Wimpey, was erected between the 1960 and 1961 Royal Meeting and the Members’ Stand went up between Royal Ascot 1963 and 1964.

The Car Parks at Ascot almost certainly play more part in the event than at any other venue – they are far from merely functional with lavish picnics, including butlers, candelabra and silver service not uncommon, especially in Number One and Two Car Parks. In 2006, a Country Life survey found that Royal Ascot is the South of England’s most popular picnic spot and the most popular sporting occasion at which to picnic in the country.

In 1913, when the Ascot Authority was established by an Act of Parliament, His Majesty’s Representative became Senior Trustee of the Authority with the Clerk of the Course acting as Secretary. Today, as Ascot Authority (Holdings) Limited, Ascot has a formal board sitting under the three Trustee structure.

In 1955, the rules of divorce were relaxed and divorcees were able to enter the Royal Enclosure. However, a redevelopment of the Enclosure shortly before this had added the new Queen’s Lawn, which was by invitation and the Court rules governing divorce still applied.

Ascot’s first major redevelopment came to fruition in 1954, with the relocation of the straight mile north to allow more space behind the stands. This was the second such move and even this time around, they didn’t go quite far enough as

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Although Ascot likes to think it runs Number One Car Park, it is far from uncommon for berths in this sought after spot to be passed down formally from generation to generation. There is currently a waiting list of 400 names.

Ascot’s much loved tradition of “singing around the bandstand” or “community singing” began in the 1970s under the stewardship of Lady Beaumont, wife of the then Clerk of the Course, Captain Sir Nicholas Beaumont. The now unmissable sing song of British favourites and flag waving after racing was an immediate success with thousands of racegoers staying on and making it an integral part of their day. Now, traditional singing is listed as part of the day’s formal proceedings in the racecard and song books and flags are handed round.

2002 saw plenty of change to the established pattern at Royal Ascot as the meeting expanded to five days to mark The Queen’s Golden Jubilee. In addition, one race name

in 1999 to eight, with the addition of the Commonwealth Cup in 2015).

The new Ascot was officially reopened by The Queen, on time and to its £220 million budget, on 20th June, 2006.

The modern era immediately had a new equine legend in Yeats, who won an unprecedented four Gold Cups before retiring in 2009. A statue to commemorate his achievements now stands in the Parade Ring.

2011 saw Ascot celebrate its tercentenary and 2012 was another exciting landmark occasion for the racecourse as the Royal Meeting played its part in The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations. On the track, the great Frankel won the Queen Anne Stakes and Black Caviar made her only appearance outside Australia, winning the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

There was a Royal winner in 2012 when Estimate won the Queen’s Vase. That horse went on to provoke scenes of unbridled joy from the crowd when winning the following year’s Gold Cup. was changed as the newly promoted Cork & Orrery Stakes became the Golden Jubilee Stakes (renamed the Diamond Jubilee Stakes in 2012).

The racecourse closed for redevelopment in September 2004 – with the Finale Meeting ending with singing around the bandstand, the only time this has been done outside Royal Ascot.

Estimate’s jockey in 2012 was Ryan Moore, who broke another record at Royal Ascot in 2015 with nine winners across the week.

In 2016, The Queen’s success continued with Dartmouth winning the Hardwicke Stakes.

The 2005 Royal Meeting was staged in York, providing the city with its biggest ever sporting event. The city, region and racecourse threw themselves into the extravaganza, which saw expansion into the Knavesmire so as to accommodate circa 50,000 people each day.

Royal Ascot at York took place with a Royal Enclosure and Royal Procession every day. The bell used to instruct jockeys to mount at Ascot travelled up along with the Brown Jack statue commemorating the Ascot legend. The “Greencoats,” who form the ceremonial guard for The Queen at Royal Ascot, came to York. Their garb rather speaks for itself and it is rumoured that the original velvet uniforms were made from material left over from curtains in Windsor Castle.

Historically, Ascot Racecourse redevelops every 50 years or so, once a generation, and throughout considerable changes the Royal Meeting has maintained its position as a much loved event at the heart of the national sporting and social calendar. Ascot’s traditions remain as strong, strictly observed and loved now as they ever were, whilst the racing goes from strength to strength (Group 1 races have increased from three

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In 2017, The Village Enclosure was opened, the first new enclosure for 100 years, and in 2018, prize money topped £7 million for the first time.

This year, for the first time in it’s history Royal Ascot will be run behind closed doors, due to the global Covid-19 pandemic.

ASCOT RACECOURSE

KEY DATES June, 1791 The Oatlands Stakes was run at Ascot – an important landmark race as it was the first handicap race, where the weights of the runners were adjusted according to their form to give them, in theory, equal chances.

Summer, 1711 It was Queen Anne who first saw the potential for a racecourse at Ascot, which in those days was called East Cote.

Whilst out riding she came upon an area of open heath, not far from Windsor Castle, that looked an ideal place for “horses to gallop at full stretch.”

1793 The first permanent building was erected by George Slingsby, a Windsor builder. It held 1,650 people and was used until 1838.

June, 1711 Charles, Duke of Somerset instructed Sir William Wyndham, Master of the Royal Buckhounds, to have the open heath cleared of scrub and gorse in preparation for a race meeting.

1807 The inaugural running of the Gold Cup for three-year-olds and upwards. It is significant that the first Gold Cup was won by a three-year-old, this was an event designed to attract horses bred to compete much younger than had been the case the previous century. In the modern era, three-yearolds do not run in the race.

11 August 1711 The first race meeting ever held at Ascot took place. Her Majesty’s Plate, worth 100 guineas and open to any horse, mare or gelding over the age of six, was the inaugural event.

Each horse was required to carry a weight of 12st and seven runners took part.

September 17, 1711 The success of Her Majesty’s Plate in August meant the second meeting followed soon after in September.

1813 Parliament passed an Act of Enclosure. This Act ensured that Ascot Heath, although the property of the Crown, would be kept and used as a racecourse for the public in the future. Racing at Ascot was now secure. The Master of the Buckhounds continued to manage the races and the racecourse – just as it was more than 100 years before.

July 31, 1727 John Cheny published a prototype form book, which evolved into the Racing Calendar, recording the conditions of each race and the prize.

1820 George III died and the Prince Regent ascended the throne as George IV. He immediately ordered alterations to be made to the Royal Stand by John Nash. Nash’s alterations did not satisfy the King and so, in 1822, Nash designed a brand new Royal Stand, erected in just five weeks.

1744 The Yeoman Prickers were formed. Employed by the Master of the Buckhounds, their distinctive livery of forest green coats with gold facings are worn today by the Ascot Greencoats, who attend Royal Ascot each year.

1752 The popularity of attending the racing at Ascot was becoming apparent in social circles, prompting the Duke of Bedford to write that when arriving in London ‘I could find no soul to dine or sup with’.

1822 The Royal Enclosure was born when King George IV commissioned a two-storey stand to be built with a surrounding lawn. Access was by invitation of the King where he entertained his friends in style.

1762 The first use of racing colours was introduced, although it wasn’t mandatory for another two decades.

1825 King George IV’s greatest legacy to Royal Ascot was the Royal Procession. The King leading four other coaches with members of the Royal party drove up the Straight Mile in front of the crowds. A diarist of the day commented; ‘the whole thing looked very splendid’.

1768 The first four-day meeting took place.

1773 James Weatherby, Keeper of the Match Book (the book of records for match races), was authorised by the Jockey Club to publish a racing calendar. James Weatherby began a family firm, still in existence today. Weatherbys are the secretariat of horse racing in Britain.

1837 Turf on the track was relaid by the Clerk of the Course, William Hibburd, to improve the ground. Rails and posts were constructed along the track.

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1838 Queen Victoria made her first visit to Ascot as Sovereign. To mark her first visit, the Queen inaugurated a new race over one and a half miles, known today as the Queen’s Vase (now two miles).

1901 The role of Master of the Buckhounds was disbanded and a new role created, that of the King’s representative. The first man to undertake this role was Viscount Churchill.

1901 All three stands in the Royal Enclosure were demolished under the instruction of King Edward VII and two new stands were built between September, 1901 and May, 1902. The total cost was £28,350.

1838 Horses were numbered in the racecard.

July, 1838 A decision was made to construct a new stand between the betting stand and the Royal Stand. The new stand took 10 months to build and was warmly welcomed when it opened on May 20, 1839. The lower half of the stand could hold about 3,000 people and contained a betting hall.

1902 A third stand was built at a cost of £27,636. This stand included lifts, the first to be installed on a British racecourse.

In order to have the work completed by May, 1902, some 500 men were employed on the task, working day and night shifts.

1839 For the first time at Ascot, the judge hoisted the number of the winner onto a large blackboard, thus putting an end to the disputes as to which horse had won.

1908 The ‘Five Shilling Stand’ was built – later known as the Silver Ring Stand at a cost of £30,000.

1856 The railway was brought to Ascot with the opening of the Staines to Wokingham line.

1912 Racegoers began to arrive by car and for the first time, motor cars were allowed to park on the Heath.

1861 (approx) Racing in the mid-19th century was becoming more professional with Ascot appointing its first official Clerk of the Scales, James Manning (whose family stayed in the post until 1970, latterly working for the Jockey Club).

1913 The Ascot Authority was established by an Act of Parliament. His Majesty’s Representative became Senior Trustee of the Authority with the Clerk of the Course acting as Secretary.

1861 Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, died and Queen Victoria did not return to Ascot again.

1926 The Royal Enclosure buildings were extended and a new Iron Stand was erected. Ascot began to install a new watering system, with the facility to dispense around two million gallons of water onto the turf.

1862 A new race at the meeting was named after Prince Albert: The Prince of Wales’s Stakes.

1929 The Tote building was constructed (still standing today, beside the Pre-Parade Ring). The designs had been agreed by the Racecourse Betting Control Board (RBCB), the authority overseeing wagering at this time.

1863 Prince Albert, eldest son and second child of Victoria and Albert, known as Bertie, attended his first Ascot meeting aged 21 and continued to lend his support to the Royal Meeting with enthusiasm. He restored the Royal Procession and revived the custom of inviting overseas visitors to Ascot.

1936 George V died and was succeeded by his eldest son, who became Edward VIII. The new King was a keen follower of horseracing but he never attended the Royal Meeting as reigning monarch. By the end of the year Edward VIII had abdicated in order to marry Wallis Simpson.

1873 Ascot witnessed the first victory for the riding phenomenon Fred Archer. Over 14 years, he rode 80 winners at the racecourse.

1896 The Grandstand had a clock tower erected.

1937 George VI & Queen Elizabeth attend their first Ascot race meeting.

1901 Racing at Ascot took place in sombre mood to mark the death of Queen Victoria. Prince Albert ascended the throne as King Edward VII.

1940 Racing at Ascot cancelled. The racecourse was commandeered by the army, the Grandstand providing accommodation for gunners of the Royal Artillery.

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15 May 1943 Racing at Ascot resumed, with an eight-race card.

June, 2009 Yeats won his fourth Gold Cup, beating Sagaro’s record, set in the 1970s.

May 21, 1945 Ascot staged its first post-war fixture and the 19-year-old Princess Elizabeth attended for the first time.

2011 Ascot celebrated its Tercentenary.

June, 2012 The country celebrates The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

The Golden Jubilee Stakes becomes The Diamond Jubilee Stakes and is won by Black Caviar.

1946 Major Crocker Bulteel was appointed as the Clerk of the Course, regarded as ‘the outstanding racing administrator of his day.’ The Duke of Norfolk was appointed as the King’s Representative.

1946 The Ascot fixture list extended to include racing in July, September and October.

2010 to 2012 Frankel, officially the greatest horse since ratings began, makes five appearances at Ascot, winning at two, three and four. He retired unbeaten with 14 wins.

1953 Queen Elizabeth II crowned on June 2 (ascended the throne on February 6, 1952).

2012 Style Guides for the Royal and Queen Anne Enclosures are introduced.

1955 The rules of divorce were relaxed and divorcees were able to enter the Royal Enclosure. However, a redevelopment of the Enclosure shortly before this had added the new Queen’s Lawn. Entrance was by invitation only and the Court rules governing divorce still applied.

2013 Channel 4 Television covered Royal Ascot for the first time with the highlight of the week being Estimate’s victory for The Queen in the Gold Cup.

June 13, 1961 The Grandstand was demolished and the Queen Elizabeth II Stand was built. It took 11 months to build, with 550 workers at a cost of £1 million. The stand represented a state-of-theart facility at the time, accommodated 13,000 people and had 280 private boxes.

2015 The world class Parade Ring Restaurant was renovated.

2014 In the Grandstand, the new “On 5” Restaurant was opened.

June, 2015 Following an extensive review of the European sprinting programme, a new Group 1 six furlong race, the Commonwealth Cup, is added to the Royal Ascot programme.

1975 The BBC outside-broadcast staff picketed and there was no television coverage.

June, 2015 Frankel Statue unveiled by The Queen.

April, 2016 Her Majesty The Queen celebrates her 90th Birthday.

April, 1998 Lord Hartington, Her Majesty’s Representative, revealed that changes to the racecourse were being contemplated.

2016 Renaming of Ascot public Enclosures and New Unsaddling Enclosure is unveiled.

2001 In order to facilitate the redevelopment, Ascot incorporated as Ascot Authority (Holdings) Limited, the most significant milestone in its structure since the 1913 Act of Parliament.

January, 2017 The Queen’s Vase is promoted to Group 2 status.

2017 The new Village Enclosure opens and the jumpsuit is introduced to the Royal Enclosure dress code.

ITV Racing becomes the host broadcaster.

2002 Plans were announced to redevelop Ascot Racecourse. The existing Queen Elizabeth II stand was to be replaced and the course realigned. The Golden Jubilee was celebrated.

Royal Ascot extended from four to five days.

2018 Prize money at Royal Ascot exceeds £7m for the first time.

Royal Ascot introduces Style Guides for the Village and Windsor Enclosures.

September, 2004 Ascot held its last meeting with the old facilities. Demolition of the stand began and the redevelopment programme commenced.

2019 Queen’s Vase reverts to a five-day closing race and is run for £225,000, an increase of £25,000.

June, 2005 Royal Ascot was staged at York Racecourse.

2020 2020 Royal Ascot is run behind closed doors due to the global Covid-19 pandemic.

June, 2006 The new Ascot stand was opened on time and on budget.

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RACE HISTORIES & CONDITIONS The Buckingham Palace Stakes (Handicap)

The King’s Stand Stakes (Group 1)

Seven furlongs, Three Year Olds & Upwards One of six races added to Royal Ascot for 2020, the seven furlong Buckingham Palace Handicap is reintroduced to the card having been lost when The Commonwealth Cup was created in 2015. Available to three-year-olds and upwards, it was first established in 2002 when a fifth day was added to the meeting to mark the Golden Jubilee. This year it will open the Royal Meeting.

Five furlongs, Three Year Olds & Upwards A Stand Plate was first run on the round course in 1837, becoming the Royal Stand Plate in 1858. The race was renamed the Queen’s Stand Plate in 1860 for two-year-olds, over the sprint distance of four furlongs, finally becoming the King’s Stand Plate in 1901. Today the race remains a sprint, although now run over the minimum trip of five furlongs for three-yearolds and upwards. In 2008 it was promoted to Group 1. The 2019 renewal was officially the highest-quality sprint race in the world with a rating of 120.25 after Blue Point and Battaash fought out the finish.

The Queen Anne Stakes (Group 1) One Mile, Four Year Olds & Upwards Founded in 1840, the Queen Anne Stakes commemorates the monarch who established racing at Ascot in 1711. Run as the Trial Stakes until 1929, the Queen Anne Stakes was first awarded Group 3 status in 1971, becoming Group 2 in 1984. The race, attracting Europe’s top older milers, achieved the highest three-year average rating of any Group 2 race in Britain from 1999 to 2002 according to the then International Classifications and was elevated to Group 1 status accordingly in 2003. Traditionally the opening race of the meeting, this year it will be second on an amended day one programme.

The Duke of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2) One mile, Four Year Olds & Upwards Fillies & Mares Until 2013 run as the Windsor Forest Stakes, this race was a new addition to the Royal Meeting in 2004 and part of an industry-wide initiative to encourage connections of the leading Classic generation fillies from the previous year to keep their stars in training. Run over the straight mile course, it is open only to fillies and mares aged four or over. As a Group 2 race, Group 1 winners carry a penalty, so the option of the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes, where no penalties are carried, is still open to the very best fillies. It will be run a day earlier than normal to accommodate amendments to the race programme in this unprecedented year.

The Ribblesdale Stakes (Group 2) One mile, four furlongs, Three Year Old Fillies This race, mirroring the conditions of the Oaks, is named after the fourth Baron Ribblesdale, Master of the Buckhounds between 1892 and 1895. First run in 1919, this race was originally staged over a mile for three and four-year-olds. It is now restricted to Classic generation fillies and run over the longer distance of a mile and a half. Traditionally run on the Thursday, this year the race is in an earlier slot and will act as a key trial for the Oaks, allowing fillies the maximum amount of time before the rearranged Epsom Classic which has been pushed back a month.

The Ascot Stakes (Handicap) Two miles, four furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards First run in 1839, the Ascot Stakes is run over two-and-a-half miles. Like the Gold Cup and Queen Alexandra Stakes, this race provides a thorough test of stamina. It is one of just four races at the Royal Meeting in which the field passes the winning post twice. The race normally attracts horses that will go on to run in the major staying handicaps throughout the season including the Northumberland Plate and the Ebor.

The King Edward VII Stakes (Group 2)

The Silver Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap)

One mile, four furlongs, Three Year Old Colts & Geldings Formerly known, and still colloquially referred to as the Ascot Derby, this race was inaugurated in 1834 and regularly featured horses of both sexes that had competed in the middle-distance Classics. First run as the King Edward VII Stakes in 1926 and now restricted to three-year-old colts and geldings, it has this year been moved to the opening day from its normal Friday slot. That will allow it to act as a key trial for the Derby, maximising the time between the two races with the middle-distance Classic having been delayed a month by the suspension of British racing.

One mile, Three Year Olds & Upwards Run over Ascot’s famous Straight Mile and open to threeyear-olds and upwards, the opening race of the Wednesday card is one of six races added to the race programme for 2020. A consolation race for The Royal Hunt Cup, it allows those horses who missed the cut for the prestigious Heritage Handicap the chance to bid for Royal Ascot glory.

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The Hampton Court Stakes (Group 3)

The Copper Horse Stakes (Handicap)

One mile, two furlongs, Three Year Olds The Tercentenary Stakes became the new name for the Hampton Court Stakes in 2011, when the racecourse celebrated 300 years since its inauguration. It was also promoted from Listed to Group 3 in tandem. The race was originally part of the Saturday Heath Day card, under the title of the New Stakes, and joined Royal Ascot as part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002. This 10-furlong event, restricted to three-year-olds, reverted back to being the Hampton Court Stakes in 2017 and this year will be run a day earlier than normal on the Wednesday, providing another eligible Epsom trial for Derby and Oaks hopefuls.

One mile, six furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards Staged over a mile and three quarters, the Copper Horse Stakes is one of the six additional races to be run at Royal Ascot in 2020. Open to four-year-olds and upwards, Her Majesty The Queen has graciously consented to the race’s temporary name to be included this year only. It is inspired by the magnificent statue of King George III – mounted on horseback – which marks the end of the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park. The race could act as an important stepping stone to the major staying handicaps later in the year, including the Ebor and possibly even the Melbourne Cup.

The Golden Gates Stakes (Handicap)

The King George V Stakes (Handicap) One mile, four furlongs, Three Year Olds Like the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes, this is a Handicap for middle distance performers, staged over one and a half miles.

The inaugural running was in July 1946, as part of the fixture list expansion to include racing in July, September and October, before the race was transferred to Royal Ascot in 1948. It is for three-year-olds only and moves a day earlier to Wednesday for 2020 as part of wider changes to the race programme.

One mile, two furlongs, Three Year Olds The opening contest on Thursday is among the six prizes added to the Royal Ascot race programme in 2020 and one of three newly named contests to be staged exclusively this year. The Golden Gates are the ceremonial entrance point as the Royal Procession arrives at the top of Ascot’s famous Straight Mile. Her Majesty The Queen has graciously consented to this temporary title for the race which will be run over a mile and a quarter for three-year-olds only.

The Prince of Wales’s Stakes (Group 1)

The Wolferton Stakes (Listed)

One mile, two furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards The Prince of Wales’s Stakes, first run at Royal Ascot in 1862, is named after the son of Queen Victoria (later to become King Edward VII). Originally staged over a mile and five furlongs, the race often attracted horses that had participated in the Classics. There was no Prince of Wales’s Stakes from 1946 until 1968, a year before the current Prince of Wales’s investiture in 1969, when the distance changed to one mile and two furlongs. In 2000, The Prince of Wales’s Stakes was upgraded to Group 1 status and restricted to four-year-olds and upwards.

One mile, two furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards First run in 2002 as part of the five-day Royal Ascot meeting to celebrate The Queen’s Golden Jubilee, this is a Listed race over 10 furlongs for four-year-olds and upwards, having been a Listed Handicap until 2017.

The Jersey Stakes (Group 3) Seven furlongs, Three Year Olds The Jersey Stakes replaced the second leg of the Triennial Stakes in 1919. Named after the fourth Earl of Jersey, who was the Master of the Buckhounds between 1782 and 1783, this specialist seven-furlong contest is framed for three-year-olds who have yet to win a Group 1 or Group 2 race, but have often competed at that level, including in the Guineas.

The Royal Hunt Cup (Heritage Handicap) One mile, Three Year Olds & Upwards The Royal Hunt Cup always provides one of the greatest spectacles of the Royal Meeting as a maximum field thunders up Ascot’s straight mile course for one of the biggest betting races of the season. First run in 1843, it was originally staged over seven furlongs and 155 yards. The current distance of a mile was established in 1955 when the straight course was realigned as part of the previous redevelopment.

The Chesham Stakes (Listed) Seven furlongs, Two Year Olds Named after the third Baron Chesham, who was the last Master of the Buckhounds from 1900 to 1901. First run in 1919, the Chesham Stakes replaced the first leg of the Triennial Stakes, which had been run over five furlongs for twoyear-olds. Now a Listed contest, the race takes place over the longer distance of seven furlongs and is restricted to youngsters whose sires won at ten furlongs or more.

The Windsor Castle Stakes (Listed) Five furlongs, Two Year Olds First run in 1839 over the straight mile course, this race was originally designed to attract three-year-old colts and fillies that had competed in the early season Classics. It is now run over the minimum distance of five furlongs and restricted to two-year-olds.

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The Gold Cup (Group 1)

In 1973 it was renamed after the Duke of Norfolk, Her Majesty’s Representative at Ascot between 1945 and 1972. For two-yearolds, it was promoted to Group 2 status in 2006. Normally run a day earlier, this is one of several juvenile races moved to later in the week in order to provide participants with as much of a break as possible following their debut run on the resumption of British racing earlier this month.

Two miles, four furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards Founded in 1807, the Gold Cup (which, contrary to popular opinion is not called the “Ascot Gold Cup”) is the oldest and one of the most prestigious races at Royal Ascot. Staged over the marathon trip of two-and-a-half miles, the race is a stiff test of stamina and attracts the very best staying horses in Europe. Many horses have distinguished themselves with dual Gold Cup wins, enhancing the race’s reputation as a specialists’ event. Sagaro won three times in the 1970s but Yeats did better still, becoming a four-time winner in 2009.

The Queen’s Estimate won the 2013 Gold Cup, providing her with her 22nd Royal Ascot winner. The 2019 renewal, won for the second year running by Stradivarius, was the top rated stayers’ race in the world.

The Hardwicke Stakes (Group 2) One mile, four furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards Named after the fifth Earl of Hardwicke, Master of the Buckhounds between 1874 and 1879, the race was first run in 1879.

The Group 2 contest continues to attract the best older middle distance horses and is often an informative guide to the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth QIPCO Stakes in July. It is run with no Group 1 or 2 winners’ penalties as a quasi-Group 1 race with top level horses regularly competing.

The Britannia Stakes (Heritage Handicap) Old mile, Three Year Old Fillies Originally registered as the Fern Hill Stakes, this race was part of the traditional Heath Day card on the Saturday after Royal Ascot. It was renamed after the Norfolk royal residence when the Royal Meeting was expanded to five days as part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002. This is a competitive handicap over a mile, limited to three-yearold fillies only.

The Commonwealth Cup (Group 1) Six furlongs, Three Year Olds Colts and Fillies The Commonwealth Cup was a completely new race in 2015 and joined the King’s Stand Stakes and Diamond Jubilee Stakes to become the third Group 1 sprint at Royal Ascot. The race, run over six furlongs, is restricted to three-year-old colts and fillies and was put in place as a Europe-wide measure to create a better Pattern for young sprinters and improve the quality of sprint races across the continent. Several races in the run up to the Commonwealth Cup were promoted in tandem, including the Commonwealth Cup Trial at Ascot, in April to Group 3. The 2019 renewal of the Commonwealth Cup, won by Advertise, was the joint highest rated three-yearold race in the world.

The Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes (Handicap) Five furlongs, Three Year Olds The opening race on Friday is among six prizes added to the Royal Ascot race programme for 2020. A five-furlong sprint for three-year-olds, Her Majesty The Queen has graciously consented to this temporary race name, which recognises the Monarchy’s official Scottish residence. A race with similar conditions used to be run regularly on the Saturday Heath Day card and featured as part of the full Royal Ascot programme in 2002 and 2003 as the Balmoral Handicap. It was dropped in place of the Windsor Forest Stakes and the final running was won by Roger Charlton and Richard Hughes with Deportivo.

The Queen’s Vase (Group 2) One mile, six furlongs, Three Year Olds Promoted to Group Two in 2017, the race was named to honour Queen Victoria and first run in 1838. This race became the King’s Vase in 1903 and reverted to its original name of the Queen’s Vase on the succession of Queen Elizabeth II. Run over a-mile-and-three-quarters, this contest provides a test of stamina for three-year-olds and winners of the race often go on to compete in the Gold Cup in future years. Her Majesty The Queen’s Estimate and current stay stayer Stradivarius are the most recent Queen’s Vase winners (2012 and 2017 respectively) to win the historic Gold Cup in subsequent seasons.

The Albany Stakes (Group 3) Six furlongs, Two Year Old Fillies This race was first run in 2002 as the Henry Carnarvon Stakes, honouring The Queen’s late racing manager, and proved so successful that it was promoted to Group 3 status in 2005. Restricted to two-year-old fillies, the six-furlong event provides one of the first opportunities of the season for promising types to prove their ability and go on to harbour Guineas aspirations.

The Duke of Edinburgh Stakes (Handicap) One mile, four furlongs, Three Year Olds & Upwards Originally the Bessborough Stakes, named after the fifth Earl of Bessborough, who was Master of the Buckhounds between 1848 and 1866, the race was renamed the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes in 1999. First run in 1914 as a five-furlong event for twoyear-olds, it has now evolved into a middle distance handicap for three-year-olds and upward.

The Norfolk Stakes (Group 2) Five furlongs, Two Year Olds First run in 1843, this race was formerly known as the New Stakes and staged over a distance of just under four furlongs.

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The Silver Wokingham Stakes (Handicap)

The Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group 1)

Six furlongs, Three Year Olds & Upwards The final of six races to be added to the programme for 2020, the opening race of the final day is a consolation race for the Wokingham Stakes. It will present those who missed the cut for the big handicap later in the card with an opportunity to compete on one if racing’s greatest stages.

Six furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards Formerly known as the Cork and Orrery Stakes, Royal Ascot’s most prestigious sprint was given a new name – the Golden Jubilee Stakes - and elevated to Group 1 status to celebrate The Queen’s Golden Jubilee in 2002. Ten years later, it assumed the mantle of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

First run in 1868, this six-furlong contest was originally named after Lord Cork, another Master of the Buckhounds. In 2015, it became a race for four-year-olds and upwards, as the three-year-olds now have the Commonwealth Cup option.

The Queen Mary Stakes (Group 2) Five furlongs, Two Year Old Fillies Named after the consort of King George V, this race was first run in 1921. The Queen Mary Stakes is the first major race of the season exclusively for two-year-old fillies. Run over the minimum distance of five furlongs and promoted to Group 2 status in 2004, it provides a useful opportunity to assess their ability and potential to perform at Group 1 level. In light of the fact British racing was only able to resume earlier this month, the race has been moved from its usual Wednesday slot to Saturday, maximising the time between participants’ debut runs and Royal Ascot.

The Wokingham Stakes (Heritage Handicap) Six furlongs, Three Year Olds & Upwards The inaugural running of the Wokingham took place in 1813, making this race the oldest handicap at Royal Ascot.

This famous sprint is named after the market town seven miles from Ascot Racecourse, and the first dual winner was appropriately also named Wokingham (1881 and 1882). Over the years, the race has developed a reputation as a fiercely competitive handicap and one of the major betting heats of the season.

The Coventry Stakes (Group 2)

The Queen Alexandra Stakes (Conditions)

Six furlongs, Two Year Olds First run in 1890, the race was named after the ninth Earl of Coventry, Master of the Buckhounds between 1886 and 1892. This is traditionally the first Group contest of the year for juveniles and part of the opening day card but will be run on the Saturday this year to allow two-year-olds additional time between their debuts and Royal Ascot. Many top class horses win this race before going on to achieve greatness and, in 2004, the race was promoted to Group 2 status.

Two miles, six furlongs, Four Year Olds & Upwards Run over the marathon trip of two-and-three-quarter miles, the Queen Alexandra Stakes is not only the longest race of the meeting, but also the longest contest run under Flat racing rules. Named after the consort of King Edward VII, the race was first run in 1864 as the Alexandra Plate over three miles. It will always be associated with Brown Jack, arguably Royal Ascot’s greatest equine legend, who won this race on six consecutive occasions between 1929 and 1934.

The Queen Alexandra Stakes always closes the meeting and although, or perhaps because of its extreme distance in a time when so much emphasis is on speed, it has become a national institution and is affectionately supported by regulars.

The Coronation Stakes (Group 1) Old mile, Three Year Old Fillies First run in 1840 to commemorate the coronation of Queen Victoria two years previously, the Coronation Stakes is for three-year-old fillies and regularly attracts horses that have run in the British, Irish and French 1,000 Guineas. The race is usually run a day earlier but owing to the fact the Newmarket Classic was only run on 7th June due to the suspension of racing, it has been moved to the final day of Royal Ascot this year to give participating fillies a little more time between the two.

The St James’s Palace Stakes (Group 1) Old mile, Three Year Old Colts Named after the Tudor Royal residence, the inaugural running of the St James’s Palace Stakes in 1834 was a walkover for the Derby winner Plenipotentiary. This race features the best male milers from the Classic generation, often attracting horses that have run in the British, French and Irish 2,000 Guineas. Although such international representation will be difficult this year, the race has been moved to the final day of Royal Ascot to allow maximum between the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket.

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n the days before actors were allowed in the Royal Enclosure, King Edward VII asked the actor Charles Hawtrey if he would be seeing him at Royal Ascot. Hawtrey explained that rules prevented it, whereupon the King took it upon himself personally to send Hawtrey the necessary badge. When Ascot came, Hawtrey entered the Enclosure to the great surprise of Lord Churchill, His Majesty’s Representative at Ascot, who said: “I don’t remember sending you a badge.”

Hawtrey explained that this was not surprising as he hadn’t – “King Edward did!”

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t is said that when Queen Anne was in residence at Windsor Castle, she imported a large quantity of green velour material from France, in which she dressed her “Yeoman Prickers,” who were armed with pikes to move people out of the way at the races! That particular practice doesn’t sit comfortably with the modern day customer service ethic but the outfits are remembered with today’s “Greencoats”, the ceremonial guard for The Queen at Ascot, wearing the livery.

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ince Queen Anne founded Ascot Racecourse back in 1711, a further 11 monarchs have acceded to the British throne.

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n the early 1920s, Lord Lonsdale drove every day from his rented house adjoining the Winkfield Road crossing, up the High Street to the racecourse entrance with outriders, drivers and footmen, all wearing his distinctive yellow livery. The proceedings were so grand that critics claimed he was trying to rival the Royal Procession.

rs Gertrude Shilling was undeniably the premier indefatigable sartorial dame of Ascot (nicknamed The Ascot Mascot), but she has met with competition from all over the world, including in 1976 when Australia’s Dame Edna Everage, alias Barry Humphries, attended with a four foot Sydney Opera House perched on “her” head. Following the successes of Choisir, Takeover Target, Miss Andretti, Scenic Blast and Black Caviar on the track, Royal Ascot is as much an institution in Australia as at home these days, but back then Dame Edna said to the assembled press that she: “wasn’t aware it was a racing event until the other day.

I always thought it was an exhibition of gas water heaters!”

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he Duke of Norfolk must have been dismayed to read in The Times and The Telegraph on April 27, 1971 that Ascot would permit ‘hot pants’ in the Royal Enclosure! The next day he corrected the misinformation in no uncertain terms.

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ack in 1954, The Queen had a famous Royal Ascot triumph with the brilliant Aureole, who had suffered a minor eye injury a few days before the Meeting. When visiting the paddock just before the race, The Queen asked her jockey, Eph Smith, who wore a hearing-aid, whether he would win.

The reply came: “Well, Ma’am, we are rather handicapped.

The horse is blind in one eye and I’m deaf!”

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iscount Churchill was appointed as the first sovereign’s representative at Ascot in 1901. He is reputed to have taken personal charge of vetting applications for entrance into the Royal Enclosure, sorting letters into three baskets marked ‘Certainly’ ‘Perhaps’ and ‘Certainly Not.’ Viscount Churchill loved this task and became notorious for recognising faces in the Royal Enclosure and challenging those who should not be there. For this purpose he was granted special access to the Divorce Registry, as those on it were not permitted access to the Royal Enclosure.

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ing Edward VII’s mother, Queen Victoria, was known to have frowned upon her son’s general and unparalleled enthusiasm for good living and, of course, racing, but on his accession in 1901, the new King closed the Royal Stand completely for the Royal Meeting due to the death of his mother and requested that all those who attended within the Royal Enclosure wear black.

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any people were sympathetic to the Ascot Authority in June, 1964, after the Royal Meeting had to be curtailed due to severe rain, thus blighting the opening of the new Royal Enclosure Stand. None more so than the old lady who sent the Authority £1 because she was so distressed to hear of the course’s bad luck. The Duke of Norfolk, Her Majesty’s Representative at the time, responded with equal magnanimity, thanking the lady and inviting her to a day’s racing.

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ue to the knock on effects of the General Election, the 2001 Royal Procession was restricted to two days as the horses and carriages were required to convey The Queen to Wesminster for the State Opening of Parliament on the Wednesday and had to be in place for a practice on Tuesday.

The Royal Party, including The Queen, came by car on both days and arrived in time for racing.

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MEDIA & RACING CONTACTS

ir John Crocker Bulteel was Clerk of the Course from 1946 until his death in 1956. A figure of great importance in the history of Ascot Racecourse, Sir John Crocker Bulteel was known as an outstanding racing administrator but it was his love of racing that he is most famous for. It is due mainly to the dedication of Sir John that today Ascot stages more than just the Royal Meeting. The King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes, initially run as the Festival of Britain Stakes, was his brainchild. The race was first run in 1951 and did more than any other race to change the face of top-level racing in this country and, ultimately, the world. It promoted the cause of international inter-age competition and more often than not, its winner is the seasonal champion.

Nick Smith Director of Racing & Public Affairs 07771 791449 nick.smith@ascot.co.uk Ashley Morton-Hunte Corporate and Racing Communications Manager 07803 007997 ashley.morton-hunte@ascot.co.uk Chris Stickels, Head of Racing and Clerk of the Course 07970 621440 chris.stickels@ascot.co.uk

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uring the foot and mouth outbreak in 2001, the management suggested that ladies bear in mind the precautionary foot and mouth disinfectant mats on all entrances to the racecourse when considering their footwear. Not everyone listened which made for some interesting pictures in the likes of “Hello” and “Harpers” that year!

Olivia Hills Owners & Trainers Manager 07717 516066 olivia.hills@ascot.co.uk

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n 1964, Trelawny was to bid for a third consecutive Ascot Stakes/Queen Alexandra Stakes double. He was beaten in the Ascot Stakes but would have walked over in the Queen Alexandra on Friday had the meeting not been abandoned due to waterlogging. This is the answer to a question which appeared in the Racing Post Christmas quiz in 2001 and resulted in numerous calls to all departments at the racecourse!

Sarah Maxwell Production Manager 07817 124002 sarah.maxwell@ascot.co.uk Alexandra Bertram Consumer PR Manager 07890 630608 alexandra.bertram@ascot.co.uk

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n 2005, Ascot auctioned some 300 lots of memorabilia associated with the old stand. The auction raised £389,965 with Racing Welfare the primary beneficiary with the bulk of this coming from a bid of £280,000 for the wrought cast iron entranceway from the track to the Winners’ Enclosure, purchased by leading owner Bill Gredley. The crowd fell silent as the bid just kept going up and up from an original reserve of just £20,000 - £30,000!

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ockeys at Ascot are called to mount by a bell in the parade ring and, unique to Ascot, a bell is also rung as the horses swing into the straight for races run on the round course.

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THE RACES

THE BUCKINGHAM PALACE HANDICAP Background The Buckingham Palace Handicap makes a one-off reappearance in 2020 as part of the extended race programme following the COVID-19 epidemic.

It was originally introduced to the expanded Royal meeting in 2002, the year of The Queen’s Golden Jubilee, and named after Her Majesty’s London residence. Staged over seven furlongs for three-year-olds and upwards, the contest typically attracted a maximum field and was one of the big betting races on Friday. It was removed from the race programme ahead of Royal Ascot 2015, to allow space for the G1 Commonwealth Cup. Notable winners include Jedburgh (2005) – went to take the G3 Minstrel Stakes at the Curragh for his owner-breeder, The Earl Cadogan; also runnerup in Goodwod’s G2 Celebration Mile.

Regal Parade (2008) - trained by the late David Nicholls, Regal Parade is undoubtedly the best horse to win the Buckingham Palace Handicap. Following his success in 2008, he went on to win the Ayr Gold Cup later in the season and proved even better as he got older, taking the 2009 G1 Haydock Sprint Cup and the G1 Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville in 2010. The remarkable performer ran over 100 times in his career, winning on 13 occasions before finally retiring aged 12 in 2016.

Overseas-trained winners None Oldest winner Uhoomagoo was eight when scoring in 2006.

Betting Longest-priced winner: Binanti (2007) & Louis The Pious (2014), both 33/1 Shortest-priced winner: Unscrupulous (2004) & Jedburgh (2005), both 8/1 Market leaders: No market leaders were successful in the previous 13 runnings.

Most successful trainer 2 wins: Kevin Ryan - Uhoomagoo (2006), Lightning Cloud (2013) Most successful jockey 3 wins: Neil Callan - Uhoomagoo (2006), Eton Forever (2012), Lightning Cloud (2013)

BUCKINGHAM PALACE HANDICAP WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 14/20/06 LOUIS THE PIOUS David O’Meara Silvestre De Sousa Frank Gillespie 6-9-04 33/1 13/21/06 LIGHTNING CLOUD Kevin Ryan Neil Callan Hambleton Racing Ltd XVIII 5-8-13 25/1 12/22/06 ETON FOREVER Roger Varian Neil Callan Sultan Ahmad Shah 5-9-08 14/1 11/17/06 MANASSAS Brian Meehan Martin Dwyer Rebecca Phillips 6-9-00 12/1 10/18/06 TREADWELL

Jamie Osborne Fergus Sweeney Cath Walwyn & A Taylor 3-8-10 14/1 09/19/06 GIGANTICUS Barry Hills Michael Hills D James/Cavendish Inv Ltd/M Green 6-8-12 12/1 08/20/06 REGAL PARADE

David Nicholls Ahmed Ajtebi Dab Hand Racing 4-8-06 25/1 07/22/06 BINANTI Patrick Chamings Frannie Norton Mrs J E L Wright 7-8-07 33/1 06/22/06 UHOOMAGOO Kevin Ryan Neil Callan John Duddy & Tony Fawcett 8-8-09 25/1 *05/16/06 JEDBURGH John Dunlop Mick Kinane The Earl Cadogan 4-9-08 8/1 04/18/06 UNSCRUPULOUS James Fanshawe Oscar Urbina Unscrupulous Partners 5-8-05 8/1 03/20/06 ATTACHE Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson John Good 5-9-12 10/1 02/21/06 DEMONSTRATE John Gosden Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 4-8-06 12/1 *run at York

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THE QUEEN ANNE STAKES Background First run in 1840, the Queen Anne Stakes commemorates the monarch who established racing at Ascot. In the early summer of 1711, while being driven in a carriage from Windsor Castle, Queen Anne decided that Ascot Heath would be a good place to establish a racecourse. A few weeks later, on August 11, 1711, the Royal Meeting was founded. Between 1840 and 1929, this race was known as the Trial Stakes.

Run over Ascot’s straight mile, the Queen Anne Stakes attracts the leading older milers from across Europe and beyond, being for four-year-olds and above. The establishment of the Pattern race system for categorising the top events in 1971 saw the Queen Anne Stakes have G3 status, before becoming a G2 in 1984. The race was elevated to G1 status in 2003, when it also became restricted to four-year-olds and older.

A remarkable renewal in 1974 saw the first three horses - Confusion, Gloss and Royal Perogative - disqualified for causing interference, with the race awarded to the Italian challenger Brook who went pass the post in fourth for trainer Mario Benetti and jockey Brian Taylor.

The race is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series and a Breeders’ Cup ‘Win and You’re In’ contest.

Notable winners include Cape Cross (1999) – went on to become a top stallion, siring Derby winners Sea The Stars and Golden Horn, plus wonderful mare Ouija Board, successful in seven G1 races including the 2006 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Goldikova (2010) – brilliant mare and winner of 14 G1 contests; became the first horse to win three renewals of the Breeders’ Cup Mile.

Frankel (2012) – perhaps the greatest racehorses of all time, with an unprecedented Timeform rating of 147; unbeaten in 14 starts, 10 of which came at G1 level; won five races at Ascot in total, including the G1 St James’s Palace Stakes, the G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes sponsored by QIPCO and the G1 QIPCO Champion Stakes. His Queen Anne Stakes performance was simply breathtaking as he stormed to an 11-length success.

Tepin (2016) – became the first US-trained victor of the race and the second winner from the USA of a non-juvenile race at Royal Ascot. The champion mare, a six-time G1 winner, was later sold to Coolmore for $8 million at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky 2017 November Mixed Sale.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1946) Ireland (6): Southbourne (1952), Upadee (1954), Imperial March (1975), Ad Valorem (2006), Haradasun (2008), Declaration Of War (2013) France (6): Solina (1948), Argur (1953), Roi Soleil (1971), Valixir (2005), Goldikova (2010), Solow (2015) Italy (1): Brook (1974) USA (1): Tepin (2016) Oldest winner (since 1946) Eight-year-old Welsh Rake in 1963, trained by Jack Jarvis and ridden by Ron Hutchinson.

Betting (since 1946) Longest-priced winner: Garrick 50/1 (1950) Shortest-priced winner: Frankel 1/10 (2012) Market leaders: 20 favourites or joint favourites have succeeded in the 74 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1946) 7 wins: Saeed bin Suroor – Charnwood Forest (1996), Allied Forces (1997), Intikhab (1998), Cape Cross (1999), Dubai Destination (2003), Refuse To Bend (2004), Ramonti (2007) Most successful jockey (since 1946) 6 wins: Frankie Dettori – Markofdistinction (1990), Allied Forces (1997), Intikhab (1998), Dubai Destination (2003), Refuse To Bend (2004), Ramonti (2007) Most successful owner (since 1946) 8 wins: Godolphin – Charnwood Forest (1996), Allied Forces (1997), Intikhab (1998), Cape Cross (1999), Dubai Destination (2003), Refuse to Bend (2004), Ramonti (2007), Ribchester (2017) 57

QUEEN ANNE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/18/06 1 LORD GLITTERS David O’Meara Danny Tudhope Geoff & Sandra Turnbull 6-9-00 14/1 18/19/06 1 ACCIDENTAL AGENT Eve Johnson Houghton Charles Bishop Gaie Johnson Houghton 4-9-00 33/1 17/20/06 1 RIBCHESTER Richard Fahey William Buick Godolphin 4-9-00 11/10F 16/14/06 1 TEPIN Mark Casse USA Julien Leperoux Robert Masterson 5-8-11 11/2 15/16/06 1 SOLOW Freddy Head FR Maxime Guyon Wertheimer & Frere 5-9-00 11/8F 14/17/06 1 TORONADO Richard Hannon Richard Hughes Al Shaqab Racing 4-9-00 4/5F 13/18/06 1 DECLARATION OF WAR Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph O’Brien Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Joe Allen 4-9-00 15/2 12/19/06 1 FRANKEL Sir Henry Cecil Tom Queally Khalid Abdullah 4-9-00 1/10F The Heffer Syndicate/ Michael Tabor/Derrick Smith 4-9-00 11/8 11/14/06 1 CANFORD CLIFFS Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes 10/15/06 1 GOLDIKOVA Freddy Head FR Olivier Peslier Wertheimer Et Frere 5-8-11 11/8F 09/16/06 1 PACO BOY Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Calvera PartnershipNo2 4-9-00 10/3 08/17/06 1 HARADASUN Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Frank Tagg/Sue Magnier/ Frank Meduri/Garry Moffitt 5-9-00 5/1 07/19/06 1 RAMONTI Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 5-9-00 5/1 06/20/06 1 AD VALOREM Aidan O’Brien IRE Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier/Bob Ingham 4-9-00 13/2 *05/14/06 1 VALIXIR Andre Fabre FR Christophe Soumillon H H Aga Khan 4-9-00 4/1 04/15/06 1 REFUSE TO BEND Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 12/1 03/17/06 1 DUBAI DESTINATION Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 9/2 02/18/06 2 NO EXCUSE NEEDED Sir Michael Stoute Johnny Murtagh Maktoum Al Maktoum 4-9-02 13/2 01/19/06 2 MEDICEAN Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 4-9-07 11/2 00/20/06 2 KALANISI Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon H H Aga Khan 4-9-02 11/2 99/15/06 2 CAPE CROSS Saeed bin Suroor Gary Stevens Godolphin 5-9-07 7/1 98/16/06 2 INTIKHAB Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-02 9/4F 97/17/06 2 ALLIED FORCES Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-05 10/1 96/18/06 2 CHARNWOOD FOREST Saeed bin Suroor Michael Kinane Godolphin 4-9-02 10/11F 95/20/06 2 NICOLOTTE Geoff Wragg Michael Hills Mollers Racing 4-9-02 16/1 94/14/06 2 BARATHEA Luca Cumani Michael Kinane Sheikh Mohammed 4-9-08 3/1 93/15/06 2 ALFLORA Clive Brittain Michael Kinane Parrot Racing 4-9-02 20/1 92/16/06 2 LAHIB John Dunlop Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 4-9-02 100/30F 91/18/06 2 SIKESTON Clive Brittain Michael Roberts Luciano Gaucci 5-9-08 9/1 90/19/06 2 MARKOFDISTINCTION Luca Cumani Frankie Dettori Gerald Leigh 4-9-05 7/1 89/20/06 2 WARNING Guy Harwood Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 4-9-08 2/5F 88/14/06 2 WAAJIB Alec Stewart Michael Roberts Hamdan Al Maktoum 5-9-02 5/2 87/16/06 2 THEN AGAIN Luca Cumani Ray Cochrane Richard Shannon 4-9-05 4/5F 86/17/06 2 PENNINE WALK Jeremy Tree Pat Eddery Maria Niarchos 4-9-02 5/2 85/18/06 2 ROUSILLON Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Khalid Abdullah 4-9-05 11/4JF 84/19/06 2 TROJAN FEN Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Stavros Niarchos 3-8-05 9/4 83/14/06 3 VALIYAR Henry Cecil Pat Eddery Garo Vanian 4-9-05 10/1 82/15/06 3 MR FLUOROCARBON Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Jim McAllister 3-8-06 3/1JF 81/16/06 3 BELMONT BAY Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Daniel Wildenstein 4-9-11 4/1 80/17/06 3 BLUE REFRAIN John Benstead Brian Rouse Mrs L Wood 4-9-08 8/1 79/19/06 3 BAPTISM Jeremy Tree Lester Piggott Jock Whitney 3-8-05 6/1 78/20/06 3 RADETZKY Clive Brittain Edward Hide Curtis Elliot 5-9-05 25/1 77/14/06 3 JELLABY Ryan Price Brian Taylor Essa Alkhalua 4-9-08 9/4JF Gavin Pritchard-Gordon Brian Taylor Frank Feeney 6-8-11 11/2 76/15/06 3 ARDOON 75/17/06 3 IMPERIAL MARCH Vincent O’Brien IRE Gianfranco Dettori Walter Mullady 3-7-10 2/1F 74/18/06 3 BROOK Mario Benetti ITY Brian Taylor Dr Carlo Vittadini 4-9-02 12/1 73/19/06 3 SUN PRINCE Dick Hern Joe Mercer Sir Michael Sobell 4-9-05 3/1 72/20/06 3 SPARKLER Fred Armstrong Lester Piggott Mrs M Mehl-Mulhens 4-9-02 9/4 71/15/06 3 ROI SOLEIL Charles Bartholomew FR Jimmy Lindley Mrs D Riley-Smith 4-9-02 11/4 70/16/06 WELSH PAGEANT Noel Murless Sandy Barclay Jim Joel 4-9-05 30/100F 69/17/06 TOWN CRIER Peter Walwyn Duncan Keith Evelyn De Rothschild 4-9-02 11/2 68/18/06 VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN Doug Smith Sandy Barclay J Lewis III 3-7-10 9/2 67/20/06 GOOD MATCH Jeremy Tree David East Guilford Dudley 3-7-03 6/1JF 66/14/06 TESCO BOY Staff Ingham Ron Hutchinson Jack Cohen 3-7-10 8/1 65/15/06 SHOWDOWN Fred Winter senior Doug Smith Daniel Prenn 4-8-10 5/4F 64/16/06 PRINCELONE Walter Nightingall Russ Maddock A Allen 3-7-10 100/8 63/18/06 WELSH RAKE Jack Jarvis Ron Hutchinson Jim Philipps 8-9-03 8/1 62/19/06 NEREUS Ken Cundell Peter Robinson P N Robinson 3-7-10 8/1 61/13/06 AMBER LIGHT Fred Winter senior Doug Smith E R Hill 3-7-10 9/1 60/14/06 BLAST Arthur Budgett Willie Snaith Sonny Richmond-Watson 3-7-10 100/7 59/16/06 LUCKY GUY Seamus McGrath Joe Sime Joe McGrath Jnr 3-7-10 100/8 58/17/06 TEYNHAM George Colling Derek Morris Richard Boucher 3-7-03 15/2 57/18/06 BARON’S FOLLY Rufus Beasley Edgar Brit Hugh Leggat 3-7-10 100/7 56/19/06 KANDY SAUCE Noel Murless Doug Smith Sir Victor Sassoon 3-7-09 10/1 55/12/07 GOLDEN PLANET Fred Winter senior Doug Smith Peter Bartholomew 3-7-10 7/1 54/15/06 UPADEE B Gallivan IRE Tommy Burns T McCairns 4-8-07 100/6 53/16/06 ARGUR J Glynn FR Manny Mercer Marcel Boussac 4-7-12 7/4F 52/17/06 SOUTHBORNE Paddy Prendergast IRE Gordon Richards A L Hawkins 5-8-10 7/1 51/12/06 NERON Harry Wragg Micky Greening H H Begum Age Khan 3-7-03 100/6 50/13/06 GARRICK Willie Smyth Tommy Burn Duchess Of Norfolk 3-8-04 50/1 49/14/06 PAMBIDIAN Walter Nightingall Gordon Richards Claude Harper 3-8-05 7/4F 48/15/06 SOLINA P Moret FR Jacko Doyasbere Mme P Moret 4-8-10 10/1 47/17/06 WOODRUFFE Fred Darling Cliff Richards John Dewar 3-7-10 7/1 46/18/06 ROYAL CHARGER Jack Jarvis Eph Smith Sir John Jarvis 4-8-11 5/6F *run at York

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THE RIBBLESDALE STAKES Background First run in 1919, the Ribblesdale Stakes was originally staged over a mile for three and four-year-olds.

Named after the fourth Baron Ribblesdale, Master of the Buckhounds between 1892 and 1895, it is now run over a mile and a half and restricted to three-year-old fillies and mirrors the equivalent contest for colts and geldings, the King Edward VII Stakes.

Notable winners include Park Top (1967) – won the Ribblesdale as a three-year-old but blossomed as a five-year-old, returning to Ascot to win both the Hardwicke Stakes and the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes as well as the Coronation Cup at Epsom Downs.

Shoot A Line (1980) – went on to capture both the Irish Oaks and Yorkshire Oaks later in the same season; finished runner-up to Ardross in the 1981 Gold Cup and was the grand-dam of US champion Thunder Gulch, winner of the Kentucky Derby in 1995.

Hellenic (1990) – subsequently won the G1 Yorkshire Oaks and was runner-up in the the St Leger; enjoyed great success as a broodmare, producing G1 winners Islington, Mountain High and Greek Dance.

Riposte (2013) – there were emotional scenes in the winner’s enclosure when Riposte gave Lady Cecil, widow of Sir Henry Cecil who died nine days previously, her first Royal Ascot training success.

Star Catcher (2019) – notched up a G1 hat-trick following her Ribblesdale success, landing the Irish Oaks, Prix Vermeille and QIPCO British Champion Fillies & Mares Stakes.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (10) – Nanticious (1977), Relfo (1978), Sahara Slew (2001), Irresistible Jewel (2002), Banimpire (2011), Princess Highway (2012), Bracelet (2014), Curvy (2015), Even Song (2016), Magic Wand (2018) France (1) – Tulipa (1996) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: 25/1 Mont Etoile (2006) Shortest-priced winner: 13/8F Bahr (1998) Market leaders: 9 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 5 wins John Dunlop – High Hawk (1983), Gull Nook (1986), Third Watch (1991), Thawakib (1993), Thakafaat (2005) Saeed bin Suroor – Bahr (1998), Fairy Queen (1999), Punctilious (2004), Flying Cloud (2009), Hibaayeb (2010) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 7 wins Frankie Dettori – Phantom Gold (1995), Bahr (1998), Fairy Queen (1999), Punctilious (2004), Flying Cloud (2009), Hibaayeb (2010), Star Catcher (2019) Most successful owner (since 1977) 5 wins Khalid Abdullah – Ballinderry (1984), Bolas (1994), Yashmak (1997), Spanish Sun (2003), Riposte (2013) Godolphin – Bahr (1998), Fairy Queen (1999), Punctilious (2004), Flying Cloud (2009), Hibaayeb (2010)

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RIBBLESDALE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/20/06 2 STAR CATCHER John Gosden Frankie Dettori Anthony Oppenheimer 3-9-00 4/1 18/21/06 2 MAGIC WAND Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Markus Jooste 3-9-00 10/3 17/22/06 2 CORONET John Gosden Olivier Peslier Denford Stud 3-9-00 9/1 Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 3-9-00 15/8F 16/16/06 2 EVEN SONG Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore 15/18/06 2 CURVY David Wachman IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 3-9-00 9/2 14/19/06 2 BRACELET Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph O’Brien Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith& Sue Magnier 3-9-00 10/1 13/20/06 2 RIPOSTE Lady Cecil Tom Queally Khalid Abdullah 3-8-12 9/2 12/21/06 2 PRINCESS HIGHWAY Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farms Ltd 3-8-12 17/2 11/16/06 2 BANIMPIRE Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger 3-8-12 3/1F 10/17/06 2 HIBAAYEB Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-12 4/1JF 09/18/06 2 FLYING CLOUD Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-12 5/1 08/19/06 2 MICHITA John Gosden Jimmy Fortune Stonerside Stable LLC 3-8-12 10/3F 07/21/06 2 SILKWOOD Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-12 4/1 06/22/06 2 MONT ETOILE William Haggas Michael Hills Tony Hirschfeld/Des Scott/Lester Piggott 3-8-12 25/1 *05/16/06 2 THAKAFAAT John Dunlop Willie Supple Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-11 22/1 04/17/06 2 PUNCTILIOUS Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-11 9/2 03/19/06 2 SPANISH SUN Sir Michael Stoute Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 3-8-11 9/2 02/20/06 2 IRRESISTIBLE JEWEL Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farms Ltd 3-8-08 12/1 01/21/06 2 SAHARA SLEW John Oxx IRE Johnny Murtagh Lady O’Reilly 3-8-08 14/1 00/22/06 2 MILETRIAN Mick Channon Michael Roberts Miletrian Plc 3-8-08 10/1 99/17/06 2 FAIRY QUEEN Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-08 8/1 98/18/06 2 BAHR Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-08 13/8F 97/19/06 2 YASHMAK Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon Khalid Abdullah 3-8-08 7/2 96/20/06 2 TULIPA Andre Fabre FR Sylvain Guillot Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-08 15/2 95/22/06 2 PHANTOM GOLD Lord Huntingdon Frankie Dettori H M The Queen 3-8-08 5/1 94/16/06 2 BOLAS Barry Hills Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3-8-08 3/1F 93/17/06 2 THAWAKIB John Dunlop Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-08 5/2F 92/18/06 2 ARMARAMA Clive Brittain Michael Roberts Charles Olley 3-8-08 5/2F 91/20/06 2 THIRD WATCH John Dunlop John Reid Peter Goulandris 3-8-08 20/1 90/21/06 2 HELLENIC Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Lord Weinstock 3-8-08 6/1 89/22/06 2 ALYDARESS Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-09 4/1 88/16/06 2 MISS BONIFACE Paul Kelleway Cash Asmussen Paul Kelleway 3-8-08 12/1 87/18/06 2 QUEEN MIDAS Henry Cecil Willie Ryan Louis Freedman 3-8-08 9/1 86/19/06 2 GULL NOOK John Dunlop Pat Eddery Lord Halifax 3-8-08 8/1 85/18/06 2 SALLY BROWN Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Bob Cowell 3-8-07 7/1 84/19/06 2 BALLINDERRY Jeremy Tree Tony Ives Khalid Abdullah 3-8-07 9/2 83/14/06 2 HIGH HAWK John Dunlop Willie Carson Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-07 7/1 82/15/06 2 DISH DASH Robert Armstrong Bruce Raymond John Bryce 3-8-07 6/1 81/16/06 2 STRIGIDA Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Lord Howard de Walden 3-8-07 5/1 80/17/06 2 SHOOT A LINE Dick Hern Willie Carson R Budgett 3-8-11 5/2JF 79/19/06 2 EXPANSIVE Dick Hern Willie Carson H M The Queen 3-8-03 11/2 Paddy Prendergast IRE Christy Roche Lord Granard 3-8-10 12/1 78/20/06 2 RELFO 77/14/06 2 NANTICIOUS Dermot Weld IRE Walter Swinburn Mrs Bertram R Firestone 3-8-10 15/2 *run at York

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THE KING EDWARD VII STAKES Background Formerly known by the name, and still colloquially referred to as the Ascot Derby, the King Edward VII Stakes was inaugurated in 1834 and regularly featured horses of both sexes who had competed in the middle-distance Classics.

First run as the King Edward VII Stakes in 1926 and now restricted to three-year-old colts and geldings, the G2 contest still attracts horses that have competed in the Derby and takes place over a mile and a half (1m 3f 211y).

Notable winners include Supreme Court (1951), Ile De Borbon (1978) & Nathaniel (2011) – all progressed to win the G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot in the same season.

Shareef Dancer (1983) – won the G1 Irish Derby next time out; dam sire of Dubai Millennium.

Light Cavalry (1980) & Mutafaweq (1999) – both subsequently won the final British Classic, the G1 St Leger at Doncaster in September.

Japan (2019) – after a close third in the Derby, proved arguably the best middle-distance colt of his generation with G1 victories in the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp and the Juddmonte International at York.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (2): Five Dynasties (2004), Japan (2019) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Amfortas 66/1 (1996) Shortest-priced winner: Cacoethes 8/13 (1989) Market leaders: 16 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 8 wins Sir Henry Cecil – Light Cavalry (1980), Lanfranco (1985), Bonhomie (1986), Private Tender (1990), Royal Anthem (1998), Subtle Power (2000), Father Time (2009), Thomas Chippendale (2012) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 4 wins* Pat Eddery – Classic Example (1977), Love The Groom (1987), Cacoethes (1989), Kingfisher Mill (1997) William Buick – Nathaniel (2011), Eagle Top (2014), Permian (2017), Old Persian (2018) *Eddery also won on English Prince (1974) Most successful owner (since 1977) 5 wins Sheikh Mohammed – Head For Heights (1984), Bonhomie (1986), Foyer (1994), Plea Bargain (2005), Boscobel (2007)

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KING EDWARD VII STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/21/06 2 JAPAN Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-9-00 6/4F 18/22/06 2 OLD PERSIAN Charlie Appleby William Buick Godolphin 3-9-00 9/2 Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-9-00 6/1 17/23/06 2 PERMIAN Mark Johnston William Buick 16/17/06 2 ACROSS THE STARS Sir Michael Stoute Frankie Dettori Saeed Suhail 3-9-00 7/1 15/19/06 2 BALIOS David Simcock Jamie Spencer Al Asayl Bloodstock Ltd 3-9-00 3/1 14/20/06 2 EAGLE TOP John Gosden William Buick Lady Bamford 3-9-00 12/1 13/21/06 2 HILLSTAR Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Sir Evelyn De Rothschild 3-8-12 15/2 12/22/06 2 THOMAS CHIPPENDALE Sir Henry Cecil Johnny Murtagh Sir Robert Ogden 3-8-12 9/2 11/17/06 2 NATHANIEL John Gosden William Buick Lady Rothschild 3-8-12 11/4F 10/18/06 2 MONTEROSSO Mark Johnston Frankie Dettori Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-8-12 7/2 09/19/06 2 FATHER TIME Henry Cecil Eddie Ahern Khalid Abdullah 3-8-12 9/1 08/20/06 2 CAMPANOLOGIST Saeed Bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-12 9/1 07/22/06 2 BOSCOBEL Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-12 7/1 06/23/06 2 PAPAL BULL Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier, Derrick Smith, Michael Tabor 3-8-12 5/4F *05/17/06 2 PLEA BARGAIN John Gosden Jimmy Fortune Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-11 9/2 04/18/06 2 FIVE DYNASTIES Aidan O’Brien IRE Jamie Spencer Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-8-11 11/4F 03/20/06 2 HIGH ACCOLADE Marcus Tregoning Martin Dwyer Lady Tennant 3-8-11 5/2F 02/21/06 2 BALAKHERI Sir Michael Stoute Johnny Murtagh H H Aga Khan 3-8-10 11/4F 01/22/06 2 STORMING HOME Barry Hills Michael Hills Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-8-08 9/2 00/23/06 2 SUBTLE POWER Henry Cecil Richard Quinn Thoroughbred Corporation 3-8-08 7/4F 99/18/06 2 MUTAFAWEQ Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-08 4/1F 98/19/06 2 ROYAL ANTHEM Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon Thoroughbred Corporation 3-8-08 9/4F 97/20/06 2 KINGFISHER MILL Julie Cecil Pat Eddery Lord Howard de Walden 3-8-08 9/4F 96/21/06 2 AMFORTAS Clive Brittain Brett Doyle Brian Voak 3-8-08 66/1 95/23/06 2 PENTIRE Geoff Wragg Michael Hills Mollers Racing 3-8-08 4/1 94/14/06 2 FOYER Michael Stoute Michael Kinane Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-08 7/2 93/15/06 2 BENEFICIAL Geoff Wragg Michael Hills Exors of late Sir Robin McAlpine 3-8-08 11/4F 92/16/06 2 BEYTON Richard Hannon snr Michael Kinane David Cock 3-8-08 12/1 91/18/06 2 SADDLERS’ HALL Michael Stoute Lester Piggott Lord Weinstock 3-8-08 7/1 90/19/06 2 PRIVATE TENDER Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Cliveden Stud 3-8-08 11/4F 89/20/06 2 CACOETHES Guy Harwood Pat Eddery Lady Harrison 3-8-08 8/13F 88/14/06 2 SHERIFF’S STAR Lady Herries Tony Ives Lavinia Duchess of Norfolk 3-8-08 9/2 87/16/06 2 LOVE THE GROOM John Dunlop Pat Eddery Mrs V Gaucci del Bono 3-8-08 7/1 86/17/06 2 BONHOMIE Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-08 9/4F 85/20/06 2 LANFRANCO Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Charles St George 3-8-06 13/8F 84/21/06 2 HEAD FOR HEIGHTS Dick Hern Willie Carson Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-06 5/1 83/16/06 2 SHAREEF DANCER Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-8-06 10/1 82/17/06 2 OPEN DAY Dick Hern Willie Carson Sir Michael Sobell 3-8-06 9/1 81/18/06 2 BUSTOMI Dick Hern Willie Carson Lady Beaverbrook 3-8-06 13/2 80/19/06 2 LIGHT CAVALRY Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Jim Joel 3-8-06 9/2 79/21/06 2 ELA-MANA-MOU Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Mrs Andry Muinos 3-8-06 11/10F 78/22/06 2 ILE DE BOURBON Fulke Johnson Houghton John Reid David McCall 3-8-06 11/1 77/16/06 2 CLASSIC EXAMPLE Peter Walwyn Pat Eddery Col Roger Hue-Williams 3-8-10 14/1 *run at York

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THE KING’S STAND STAKES Background Bad weather played a crucial role in the origins of the King’s Stand Stakes. In 1860 heavy rain made it impossible for the twomile Royal Stand Plate (which started as the Stand Plate in 1837 before becoming the Royal Stand Plate in 1858) to take place so the race was renamed the Queen’s Stand Plate and run over four furlongs, the only raceable part of the course.

The race was then run over five furlongs and, with the accession of King Edward VII in 1901, was renamed the King’s Stand Stakes, but curiously did not revert to its original name when the present monarch Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952.

The King’s Stand Stakes regained G1 status in 2008, having been a G2 since 1988, G1 from 1973 to 1987 and G2 in 1971 and 1972.

The race’s inclusion in the Global Sprint Challenge, founded in 2005, helped to attract challengers from all over the world.

There have been 11 overseas-trained winners since the turn of the century. The King’s Stand Stakes is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series.

Notable winners include Abernant (1949) – considered the greatest sprinter of the 20th century with a Timeform rating of 142; won 14 of his 17 career starts including back-to-back victories in the July Cup, King George Stakes and Nunthorpe Stakes in 1949 and 1950.

Dayjur (1990) – followed up Ascot success by setting a course record at York in the Nunthorpe Stakes before victories in the Haydock Sprint Cup and the Prix de l’Abbaye; described by jockey Willie Carson as “possibly the best thoroughbred I ever rode.”

Choisir (2003) – the first Australian-trained horse to win in Britain. He doubled up four days later in the six-furlong Diamond Jubilee Stakes, making him the first horse since Stanerra in 1983 to win twice at the same Royal Meeting.

Miss Andretti (2007) – the Australian-trained mare had the 2006 victor and fellow Australian Takeover Target back in fourth when setting a track record time of 57.44s (the course was remodelled in 2005), which still stands.

Blue Point (2019) – landed the King’s Stand Stakes for the second successive year and emulated Choisir later in the week by doubling up in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes; won all bar one of his six career starts at Ascot.

Multiple winners There have been 12 dual winners of the King’s Stand Stakes, but only four since the Second World War – Elbio (1991 & 1993), Equiano (2008 & 2010), Sole Power (2013 & 2014) and Blue Point (2018 & 2019).

Oldest winner (since 1946) Three horses aged seven have succeeded – The Tatling (2004), Takeover Target (2006) and Sole Power (2014) Overseas-trained successes (since 1946) Ireland (8): Sound Track (1950), Cassarate (1952), Abergwaun (1973), Godswalk (1977), Solinus (1978), Bluebird (1987), Sole Power (2013 & 2014) France (7): Palariva (1956), Amber Rama (1970), Flirting Around (1975), Last Tycoon (1986), Don’t Worry Me (1997), Nuclear Debate (2000), Chineur (2005) Australia (4): Choisir (2003), Takeover Target (2006), Miss Andretti (2007), Scenic Blast (2009) Hong Kong (1): Little Bridge (2012) Spain (1): Equiano (2008) USA (1): Lady Aurelia (2017) Betting (since 1946) Longest-priced winners: Squander Bug (1948) & Don’t Worry Me (1997), both 33/1 Shortest-priced winner: Lochsong 3/10 (1994) Market leaders: 19 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 73 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1946) 5 wins: Vincent O’Brien IRE - Cassarate (1952), Abergwaun (1973), Godswalk (1977), Solinus (1978), Bluebird (1987) Most successful jockey (since 1946) 7 wins: Lester Piggott - Right Boy (1957), Majority Rule (1963), Swing Easy (1971), Abergwaun (1973), Godswalk (1977), Solinus (1978), Never So Bold (1985) 63

KING’S STAND STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/18/06 1 BLUE POINT Charlie Appleby James Doyle Godolphin 5-9-04 5/2 18/19/06 1 BLUE POINT Charlie Appleby William Buick Godolphin 4-9-04 6/1 17/20/06 1 LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA John Velazquez Stonestreet Stables/G Bolton/P Leidel 3-8-09 7/2 16/14/06 1 PROFITABLE Clive Cox Adam Kirby Alan Spence 4-9-04 4/1 15/16/06 1 GOLDREAM Robert Cowell Martin Harley J Sargeant & Mrs J Morley 6-9-04 20/1 14/17/06 1 SOLE POWER Edward Lynam IRE Richard Hughes Sabena Power 7-9-04 5/1 13/18/06 1 SOLE POWER Edward Lynam IRE Johnny Murtagh Sabena Power 6-9-04 8/1 12/19/06 1 LITTLE BRIDGE Danny Shum HK Zac Purton Ko Kam Piu 6-9-04 12/1 11/14/06 1 PROHIBIT Robert Cowell Jim Crowley Dasmal, Rix, Barr, Morley, Mrs Penney 6-9-04 7/1 10/15/06 1 EQUIANO Barry Hills Michael Hills James Acheson 5-9-04 9/2 09/16/06 1 SCENIC BLAST Danny Mort#on AUS Steven Arnold Elio Anthony Galante & Partners 5-9-04 11/4F 08/17/06 1 EQUIANO Mauricio Delcher Sanchez ESP Olivier Peslier James Acheson 3-8-12 22/1 07/19/06 2 MISS ANDRETTI Lee Freedman AUS Craig Newitt S Buckley/D Mueller/Gabriella Guerizi 6-9-01 3/1F 06/20/06 2 TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUS Jay Ford Joe & Ben Janiak 7-9-07 7/1 *05/14/06 2 CHINEUR Mikel Delzangles FR Christophe Lemaire Marquesa De Moratalla 4-9-02 7/1 04/15/06 2 THE TATLING Milton Bradley Darryll Holland Dab Hand Racing 7-9-02 8/1 03/17/06 2 CHOISIR Paul Perry AUS Johnny Murtagh Terry Wallace & Partners 4-9-07 25/1 02/18/06 2 DOMINICA Marcus Tregoning Martin Dwyer Bobby & Helen Kennard 3-8-07 16/1 01/19/06 2 CASSANDRA GO Geoff Wragg Michael Roberts Trevor Stewart 5-8-13 8/1 00/20/06 2 NUCLEAR DEBATE John Hammond FR Gerald Mosse Bob Chester 5-9-02 16/1 99/18/06 2 MITCHAM Terry Mills Richard Quinn Terry Mills 3-8-10 20/1 98/19/06 2 BOLSHOI Jack Berry Carl Lowther Trish Brown 6-9-02 10/1 97/20/06 2 DON’T WORRY ME Guy Henrot FR Olivier Peslier Jean-Francois Gribomont 5 8-13 33/1 96/21/06 2 PIVOTAL Sir Mark Prescott George Duffield Cheveley Park Stud 3 8-10 13/2 95/23/06 2 PICCOLO Mick Channon Richard Hughes John White & partners 4 9-06 20/1 94/17/06 2 LOCHSONG Ian Balding Frankie Dettori Jeff Smith 6 9-00 3/10F 93/18/06 2 ELBIO Peter Makin Walter Swinburn Brian Brackpool 6 9-03 12/1 92/19/06 2 SHEIKH ALBADOU Alex Scott Walter Swinburn Hilal Salem 4 9-03 7/2JF 91/21/06 2 ELBIO Peter Makin Steve Cauthen Brian Brackpool 4 9-03 13/8F 90/22/06 2 DAYJUR Dick Hern Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 3 8-10 11/2 89/23/06 2 INDIAN RIDGE David Elsworth Steve Cauthen Anne Coughlan 4 9-03 9/4F 88/17/06 2 CHILIBANG John Dunlop Willie Carson Mrs H J Heinz 4 9-03 16/1 87/19/06 1 BLUEBIRD Vincent O’Brien IRE Cash Asmussen Robert Sangster 3 8-09 7/2 86/20/06 1 LAST TYCOON Robert Collet FR Cash Asmussen Richard Strauss 3 8-09 9/2 85/21/06 1 NEVER SO BOLD Robert Armstrong Lester Piggott Ed Kessly 5 9-03 4/1 84/22/06 1 HABIBTI John Dunlop Willie Carson M A A Mutawa 4 9-00 4/5F 83/17/06 1 SAYF EL ARAB Bill O’Gorman Taffy Thomas M Dabaghi 3 8-09 33/1 82/18/06 1 FEARLESS LAD Dick Peacock Edward Hide G Soulsby 3 8-09 10/1 81/19/06 1 MARWELL Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Edmund Loder 3 8-06 5/4F 80/20/06 1 AFRICAN SONG Paul Kelleway Pat Eddery G Kaye 3 8-09 10/1 79/22/06 1 DOUBLE FORM Fulke Johnson Houghton John Reid Baroness H H Thyssen 4 9-03 12/1 78/23/06 1 SOLINUS Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Daniel Schwartz 3 8-09 4/6F 77/17/06 1 GODSWALK Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Robert Sangster 3 8-09 4/6F 76/18/06 1 LOCHNAGER Mick Easterby Edward Hide C Spence 4 9-03 6/4F 75/20/06 1 FLIRTING AROUND Richard Carver FR Yves Saint-Martin Mrs A Hausmann 4 9-04 9/2 74/21/06 1 BAY EXPRESS Peter Nelson Brian Taylor P Cooper 3-8-09 9/4F 73/22/06 1 ABERGWAUN Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Charles St George 5-9-01 7/4F 72/23/06 2 SWEET REVENGE Atty Corbett Geoff Lewis Mrs B Attenborough 5-9-04 7/2 71/18/06 2 SWING EASY Jeremy Tree Lester Piggott Jock Whitney 3-8-08 7/1 70/19/06 AMBER RAMA Francois Mathet FR Yves St Martin Arpad Plesch 3-8-08 4/1 69/20/06 SONG Derrick Candy Joe Mercer Bryan Jenks 3-8-08 EvensF 68/21/06 D’URBERVILLE Jeremy Tree Joe Mercer Jock Whitney 3-8-03 4/1 67/23/06 BE FRIENDLY Cyril Mitchell Scobie Breasley Peter O’Sullevan 3-8-03 3/1 66/17/06 ROUGHLYN Doug Francis George Cadwaladr J D Pickering 5-9-09 20/1 65/18/06 GOLDHILL Peter Easterby Jimmy Etherington R G Johnson 4-9-01 10/1 1964 no race 63/21/06 MAJORITY RULE Paddy O’Gorman Lester Piggott J Muldoon 3-8-06 100/8 62/22/06 CASSARATE Vincent O’Brien IRE Neville Sellwood Countess Margit Batthyany 3-7-11 5/1 61/16/06 SILVER TOR Brud Fetherstonhaugh Geoff Lewis Stanhope Joel 3-8-00 7/4F 60/17/06 SOUND TRACK Phonsie O’Brien IRE Scobie Breasley Lady Hemphill 3-8-06 8/1 59/19/06 CHRIS Billy Nevett Joe Sime H F Hartley 3-8-10 9/4F 58/20/06 DRUM BEAT Paddy O’Gorman Scobie Breasley J S Gerber 5-8-09 2/1F 57/21/06 RIGHT BOY Bill Dutton Lester Piggott G A Gilbert 3-8-06 4/1 56/22/06 PALARIVA Alec Head FR Roger Poincelet H H Aga Khan 3-8-04 6/1 55/15/07 PAPPA FOURWAY Bill Dutton Harry Carr Mrs E Goldson 3-9-00 4/7F 54/18/06 GOLDEN LION Cyril Mitchell Brian Swift W T Barrett 3-8-04 10/1 53/19/06 FAIRY FLAX Joe Lawson Scobie Breasley R S Clark 4-9-02 20/1 52/20/06 EASTER BRIDE Tom Rimell E Fordyce W J Rimell 3-7-11 7/1 51/15/06 STEPHEN PAUL Atty Persse Neville Sellwood J Olding 3-8-06 7/2 50/16/06 TANGLE Bill Payne Eph Smith Lady Baron 3-8-00 3/1 49/17/06 ABERNANT Noel Murless Gordon Richards Reginald Macdonald-Buchanan 3-8-06 4/6F 48/18/06 SQUANDER BUG M Collins Bill Rickaby Mrs E P Moss 5-9-01 33/1 47/20/06 GREEK JUSTICE Fred Darling Gordon Richards J A Dewar 3-8-06 100/30 46/21/06 VILMORIN Joe Lawson Cliff Richards J Read 3-8-00 10/1 *run at York

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THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE STAKES Background The Duke Of Cambridge Stakes was introduced in 2004 with the aim of encouraging connections to keep fillies and mares in training beyond their three-year-old campaigns.

Run over the straight mile for four-year-old and older fillies and mares and originally titled the Windsor Forest Stakes, the race was renamed in honour of Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, in 2013.

Notable winners include Soviet Song (2006) – five-time G1 winner whose finest moment came when beating the boys in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood in 2004.

Integral (2014) – built on her Ascot success with G1 triumphs in the Falmouth Stakes and Sun Chariot Stakes, both at Newmarket.

Overseas-trained winners France (3): Sabana Perdida (2008), Usherette (2016), Qemah (2017) Ireland (2): Lolly For Dolly (2011), Duntle (2013) Betting Longest-priced winner: Amazing Maria 25/1 (2015) Shortest-priced winner: Soviet Song 11/8 (2006) Market leaders: 5 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 16 runnings Most successful trainer 4 wins Sir Michael Stoute – Favourable Terms (2004), Peeress (2005), Strawberrydaiquiri (2010), Integral (2014) Most successful jockey 2 wins William Buick – Joviality (2012), Aljazzi (2018) Wayne Lordan – Lolly For Dolly (2011), Duntle (2013) Ryan Moore – Strawberrydaiquiri (2010), Integral (2014) Most successful owner 4 wins Cheveley Park Stud – Peeress (2005), Nannina (2007), Spacious (2009), Integral (2014)

DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/19/06 2 MOVE SWIFTLY William Haggas Danny Tudhope Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 4-9-00 9/1 18/20/06 2 ALJAZZI Marco Botti William Buick Salah Al Homaizi & Imad Al Sagar 5-9-00 9/2 17/21/06 2 QEMAH Jean-Claude Rouget FR Gregory Benoist Al Shaqab Racing 4-9-00 5/2F 16/15/06 2 USHERETTE Andre Fabre FR Mickael Barzalona Godolphin 4-9-03 9/4F 15/17/06 2 AMAZING MARIA David O’Meara James Doyle Sir Robert Ogden 4-9-00 25/1 14/18/06 2 INTEGRAL Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Cheveley Park Stud 4-9-00 9/4F 13/19/06 2 DUNTLE David Wachman IRE Wayne Lordan Flaxman Stables Ireland Ltd 4-8-12 10/3 12/20/06 2 JOVIALITY John Gosden William Buick HRH Princess Haya of Jordan 4-8-12 11/1 11/15/06 2 LOLLY FOR DOLLY Tommy Stack IRE Wayne Lordan David Keoghan 4-8-12 11/1 10/16/06 2 STRAWBERRYDAIQUIRI Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Renata Jacobs 4-8-12 9/2 09/17/06 2 SPACIOUS James Fanshawe Johnny Murtagh Cheveley Park Stud 4-8-12 10/1 08/18/06 2 SABANA PERDIDA Alain de Royer-Dupre FR Christophe Lemaire Scuderia Zaro 5-8-12 4/1 07/20/06 2 NANNINA John Gosden Jimmy Fortune Cheveley Park Stud 4-8-12 3/1CF 06/21/06 2 SOVIET SONG James Fanshawe Jamie Spencer Elite Racing Club 6-8-12 11/8F *05/15/06 2 PEERESS Sir Michael Stoute Michael Kinane Cheveley Park Stud 4-8-09 14/1 04/16/06 2 FAVOURABLE TERMS Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Maktoum Al Maktoum 4-8-12 13/2 *run at York

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THE ASCOT STAKES Background Founded in 1839, the two and a half mile handicap (2m 3f 210y) is one of only four races at the Royal Meeting in which the field passes the winning post twice.

Trainers, whose main emphasis is Jump racing, have an enjoyed great success in the race, particularly Martin Pipe, who retired in 2006, and Willie Mullins.

Pipe, who broke many records and was Britain’s champion Jump handler 15 times, enjoyed five successes in the Ascot Stakes (see below), while Willie Mullins, Ireland’s champion Jump trainer on 14 occasions, has gained four victories since 2012.

Notable winners include Junior (2010) – trained by Martin Pipe’s son David, Junior completed a rare double when successful in the Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Handicap Chase at the Cheltenham Festival in 2011.

Simenon (2012) – also ran away with the Queen Alexandra Stakes later in the same week and was beaten a head by Estimate in the following year’s G1 Gold Cup. Ascot Stakes/Queen Alexandra Stakes double Three horses have won these two long-distance races at Royal Ascot in the same week since 1977 – Mountain Cross (1978), Baddam (2006) and Simenon (2012) Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (9): San Sebastian (1998), Barba Papa (2000), Leg Spinner (2005), Simenon (2012), Domination (2014), Clondaw Warrior (2015), Jennies Jewel (2016), Thomas Hobson (2017), Lagostovegas (2018) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Baddam 33/1 (2006).

Shortest-priced winner: Mountain Cross 11/4 (1978).

Market leaders: 8 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 5 wins Martin Pipe – Right Regent (1983), Balasani (1993), Sweet Glow (1994), Riyadh (2002), Sindapour (2003) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 3 wins Willie Carson – Popsis Joy (1982), Rikki Tavi (1986), Cabochon (1991) Fran Berry – Leg Spinner (2005), Well Sharp (2013), Domination (2014) Ryan Moore – Simenon (2012), Clondaw Warrior (2015), Thomas Hobson (2017) Most successful owner (since 1977) 2 wins Sheikh Mohammed – Zero Watt (1988), High And Mighty (1999)

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ASCOT STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/18/06 THE GRAND VISIR Ian Williams Richard Kingscote CLXX 5-9-10 12/1 18/19/06 LAGOSTOVEGAS Willie Mullins IRE Andrea Atzeni John Donohue 6-9-03 10/1 17/20/06 THOMAS HOBSON Willie Mullins IRE Ryan Moore Susannah Ricci 7-9-10 4/1F 16/14/06 JENNIES JEWEL Jarlath Farley IRE Ronan Whelan Andrew McIntyre 9-9-03 6/1 15/16/06 CLONDAW WARRIOR Willie Mullins IRE Ryan Moore Act D Wagg Syndicate 8-9-00 5/1F 14/17/06 DOMINATION Charles Byrnes IRE Fran Berry Carol Cleary 7-9-07 12/1 13/18/06 WELL SHARP Jonjo O’Neill Fran Berry J P McManus 5-9-10 9/1 12/19/06 SIMENON Willie Mullins IRE Ryan Moore Wicklow Bloodstock Limited 5-9-10 8/1 11/14/06 VEILED Nicky Henderson Eddie Ahern Pump & Plant Services Ltd 5-9-03 11/2 10/15/06 JUNIOR David Pipe Seb Sanders Middleham Park Racing LI 7-9-00 17/2 09/16/06 JUDGETHEMOMENT Jane Chapple-Hyam Richard Hughes Gordon Li 4-9-05 13/2 08/17/06 MISSOULA Suzy Smith Sam Hitchcott M Weaver & Pollards Bloodstock 5-9-00 20/1 07/19/06 FULL HOUSE Paul Webber Jimmy Fortune Chamberlain Addiscott Partnership 8-9-01 20/1 06/20/06 BADDAM Mick Channon Ian Mongan Noel Martin 4-9-02 33/1 *05/14/06 LEG SPINNER Tony Martin IRE Fran Berry Bill Moffett 4-8-12 9/1 04/15/06 DOUBLE OBSESSION Mark Johnston John Egan Ron Huggins, R B Huckerby, Atlantic Racing 4-9-02 25/1 03/18/06 SINDAPOUR Martin Pipe Martin Dwyer Mary Burke 5-8-03 12/1 02/19/06 RIYADH Martin Pipe Kieren Fallon Salah Helaissi 4-9-05 7/1F 00/21/06 BARBA PAPA Tony Martin IRE Johnny Murtagh Glen Devlin 6-9-07 10/1 01/20/06 COVER UP Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Lord Weinstock 4-9-10 12/1 99/15/06 HIGH AND MIGHTY John Gosden Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 4-9-06 10/1 98/16/06 SAN SEBASTIAN Michael Grassick IRE Eddie Ahern Ricardo Sanz 4-9-05 16/1 97/17/06 SEA FREEDOM Toby Balding Steve Drowne Bridget Swire 6-8-03 20/1 96/18/06 SOUTHERN POWER Reg Akehurst Olivier Peslier Lucayan Stud 5-9-07 25/1 95/20/06 HARLESTONE BROOK John Dunlop Michael Kinane John Dunlop 5-9-08 6/1 94/14/06 SWEET GLOW Martin Pipe Cash Asmussen Marilyn Fairbrother 7-9-01 14/1 93/15/06 BALASANI Martin Pipe Mark Perrett M D Smith 7-9-01 8/1 92/16/06 GONDOLIER Henry Cecil Pat Eddery Lord Howard de Walden 4-9-09 7/1F 91/18/06 CABOCHON David Morley Willie Carson Sir Piers Bengough 4-8-06 15/2 90/19/06 RETOUCH Paul Cole Michael Roberts Simon Wingfield Digby 4-8-02 12/1 89/20/06 ARIZELOS Guy Harwood Steve Cauthen Athos Christodoulou 4-10-00 4/1F 88/14/06 ZERO WATT Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Sheikh Mohammed 4-9-03 7/2F 87/16/06 INLANDER Reg Akehurst Nicky Adams Jeff Daniels 6-7-07 5/1 86/17/06 RIKKI TAVI Barry Hills Willie Carson Alan Boon 6-7-10 7/2F 85/18/06 MEADOWBROOK Ian Balding Pat Eddery Mrs John A McDougald 4-8-06 9/1 84/19/06 KAYUDEE Jimmy FitzGerald Tony Murray Kenton Utilities & Developments 4-8-09 11/2 83/14/06 RIGHT REGENT Martin Pipe Steve Cauthen S Hindle 5-8-08 6/1 82/15/06 POPSIS JOY Mick Haynes Willie Carson Victor Morley Lawson 7-8-11 5/1 81/16/06 ATLANTIC TRAVELLER Bill Watts George Duffield C Campbell Golding 4-7-12 7/1 80/17/06 HEIGHLIN David Elsworth Richard Fox Woodside Engineers 4-7-12 8/1 79/19/06 MON’S BEAU Giles Beeson Walter Swinburn M Vine 4-7-07 14/1 78/20/06 MOUNTAIN CROSS Bill Watts John Lowe Mrs A Leggatt 6-9-11 11/4F 77/14/06 MATINALE Barry Hills Ernie Johnson Mrs Olga Thurston 4-7-08 7/1 *run at York

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THE SILVER ROYAL HUNT CUP Background Staged for 2020 only, this mile handicap is a consolation race for horses who miss the cut for the Royal Hunt Cup later on Wednesday’s card.

THE HAMPTON COURT STAKES Background Initially run as the New Stakes as part of the Saturday Heath Day card after the four days of Royal Ascot, the Hampton Court Stakes became a Royal Ascot contest in 2002 when the Royal Meeting was extended to five days.

The 10-furlong (1m 1f 212y) contest for three-year-olds was named the Tercentenary Stakes between 2011 and 2016 as the racecourse celebrated 300 years since its inauguration, but reverted to the Hampton Court Stakes in 2017.

Notable winners include Collection (2008) – went on to become one of Hong Kong’s top middle-distance performers, winning both the Hong Kong Derby in 2009 and the Hong Kong Gold Cup in 2010.

Cannock Chase (2014) – graduated to G1 honours when taking the Canadian International Stakes at Woodbine in 2015.

Hawkbill (2016) – followed up his Royal Ascot success with victory in the G1 Eclipse on his next start, his sixth consecutive triumph. He added a further G1 to his CV at Meydan, when taking the Dubai Sheema Classic in March, 2018.

Benbatl (2017) – Godolphin flagbearer who has since landed G1 prizes in Australia, Germany and Dubai.

Overseas-trained winners Ireland (3) – Moscow Ballet (2004), Indigo Cat (2006), Hunting Horn (2018) Germany (1) – Energizer (2012) Betting Longest-priced winner: 33/1 Snoqualmie Boy (2006) Shortest-priced winner: 15/8F Time Test (2015) Market leaders: 6 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 18 runnings Most successful trainer 3 wins Aidan O’Brien IRE – Moscow Ballet (2004), Indigo Cat (2005), Hunting Horn (2018) Sir Michael Stoute – Glass Harmonium (2009), Cannock Chase (2014), Sangarius (2019) Most successful jockey 3 wins Ryan Moore – Glass Harmonium (2009), Cannock Chase (2014), Hunting Horn (2018) Most successful owner 4 wins Khalid Abdullah – Burning Sun (2002), Remote (2013), Time Test (2015), Sangarius (2019)

HAMPTON COURT STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/20/06 3 SANGARIUS Sir Michael Stoute Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 3-9-00 13/2 18/21/06 3 HUNTING HORN Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 3-9-00 5/1 17/22/06 3 BENBATL Saeed bin Suroor Oisin Murphy Godolphin 3-9-00 9/2 16/16/06 3 HAWKBILL Charlie Appleby William Buick Godolphin 3-9-00 11/2 15/18/06 3 TIME TEST Roger Charlton Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 3-9-00 15/8F 14/19/06 3 CANNOCK CHASE Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Saeed Suhail 3-9-00 7/4F 13/20/06 3 REMOTE John Gosden William Buick Khalid Abdullah 3-9-00 9/4F 12/21/06 3 ENERGIZER Jens Hirschberger GER Adrie de Vries Gestut Schlenderhan 3-9-00 15/2 11/16/06 3 PISCO SOUR Hughie Morrison Jimmy Fortune Michael Kerr-Dineen 3-9-00 20/1 10/17/06 L AFSARE Luca Cumani Kieren Fallon Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 3-9-05 9/4F 09/18/06 L GLASS HARMONIUM Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Ballymacoll Stud 3-9-02 8/1 08/19/06 L COLLECTION William Haggas Kerrin McEvoy Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 3-9-02 13/2 07/21/06 L ZAHAM Mark Johnston Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-02 7/2F 06/22/06 L SNOQUALMIE BOY David Elsworth John Egan Jeff Smith 3-8-11 33/1 *05/16/06 L INDIGO CAT Aidan O’Brien IRE Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-8-11 3/1F 04/17/06 L MOSCOW BALLET Aidan O’Brien IRE Jamie Spencer Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 3-8-11 8/1 03/19/06 L PERSIAN MAJESTY Peter Harris Johnny Murtagh Dr Jamal Ahmadzadeh 3-8-11 8/1 02/20/06 L BURNING SUN Henry Cecil Richard Quinn Khalid Abdullah 3-8-11 14/1 *run at York

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THE KING GEORGE V HANDICAP Background The King George V Handicap, a 12-furlong (1m 3f 211y) handicap for three-year-olds, was first run in July, 1946, before moving to Royal Ascot in 1948.

Notable winners include Moon Madness (1986) – went on to win the St Leger at Doncaster later the same season before gaining further G1 success in the 1987 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud; also successful in the 1988 Yorkshire Cup. Dandino (2010) – progressed to win the G2 Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket in 2011; runner-up in the 2013 Hardwicke Stakes and ran several excellent races throughout the world, including seconds in the G1 Canadian International and the G1 Caulfield Cup. Brown Panther (2011) – runner-up in the 2011 St Leger before gaining a first G1 success in the Irish equivalent three years later; a homebred by former footballer Michael Owen, the top stayer also finished third in the 2014 Gold Cup. Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (1): South Pacific (2019) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: 66/1 Cosmic Sun (2009) Shortest-priced winner: 9/4F Carlingford (1989) Market leaders: 9 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 6 wins Mark Johnston – Diaghilef (1995), Systematic (2002), Fantastic Love (2003), Linas Selection (2006), Fennell Bay (2012), Baghdad (2018) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 4 wins Pat Eddery – John O’Groats (1980), Carlingford (1989), Source Of Light (1992), Give The Slip (2000) Most successful owner (since 1977) 4 wins Highclere Thoroughbred Racing – Heritage (1997), Beekeeper (2001), Admiral (2004), Colony (2008)

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KING GEORGE V HANDICAP WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/20/06 SOUTH PACIFIC Aidan O’Brien IRE Seamie Heffernan Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-8-10 22/1 18/21/06 BAGHDAD Mark Johnston Andrea Atzeni Mohammed bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 3-8-12 9/1 17/22/06 ATTY PERSSE Roger Charlton Kieran Shoemark Godolphin 3-8-07 7/1 16/16/06 PRIMITIVO Alan King William Twiston-Davies N Farrell, L Field, T Mellor, B Cognet 3-9-03 13/2 15/18/06 SPACE AGE Charlie Appleby William Buick Godolphin 3-8-10 9/1 14/19/06 ELITE ARMY Saeed bin Suroor Kieren Fallon Godolphin 3-9-01 4/1JF 13/20/06 ELIDOR Mick Channon Martin Harley Jon & Julia Aisbitt 3-9-00 20/1 12/21/06 FENNELL BAY Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-8-01 12/1 11/16/06 BROWN PANTHER Tom Dascombe Richard Kingscote Owen Promotions Limited 3-8-13 4/1JF 10/17/06 DANDINO James Given Paul Mulrennan Elite Racing Club 3-8-13 7/1 09/18/06 COSMIC SUN Richard Fahey Paul Hanagan The Cosmic Cases 3-7-12 66/1 08/19/06 COLONY Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 3-8-12 11/2F 07/21/06 HERON BAY Geoff Wragg Steve Drowne Mollers Racing 3-8-11 20/1 06/23/06 LINAS SELECTION Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Renata Jacobs 3-8-09 9/2 *05/17/06 MUNSEF John Dunlop Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-07 14/1 04/17/06 ADMIRAL Sir Michael Stoute Nicky Mackay Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 3-8-00 9/1 03/19/06 FANTASTIC LOVE Mark Johnston Keith Dalgleish Mick Doyle 3-8-11 10/1 02/20/06 SYSTEMATIC Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-8-12 9/1 01/21/06 BEEKEEPER Sir Michael Stoute Johnny Murtagh Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 3-9-07 14/1 00/22/06 GIVE THE SLIP Amanda Perrett Pat Eddery John E Bodie 3-9-04 8/1 99/17/06 ELMUTABAKI Barry Hills Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-12 9/1 98/18/06 DOUBLE CLASSIC Sir Michael Stoute John Reid Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-8-12 4/1F 97/19/06 HERITAGE John Gosden Frankie Dettori Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 3-8-06 15/2 96/20/06 SAMRAAN John Dunlop Richard Quinn K M Al-Mudhaf 3-9-0 3 14/1 95/22/06 DIAGHILEF Mark Johnston Darryll Holland Chris Buckley 3-9-07 40/1 94/16/06 MIDNIGHT LEGEND Luca Cumani Jason Weaver Umm Qarn Racing 3-8-07 9/1 93/17/06 LEARMONT John Gosden John Carroll Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-08 14/1 92/18/06 SOURCE OF LIGHT Roger Charlton Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3-8-10 12/1 91/20/06 TORCHON Geoff Wragg Gary Carter Sir Robin McAlpine 3-8-07 8/1 90/21/06 LIFT AND LOAD Richard Hannon snr Brian Rouse Geoff Howard-Spink 3-9-01 20/1 89/22/06 CARLINGFORD Guy Harwood Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3-8-04 9/4F 88/16/06 THETHINGABOUTITIS Geoff Lewis Tony Culhane Stephen Roots 3-7-07 10/1 87/18/06 PIPSTED Geoff Wragg Gary Carter Eric Moller 3-8-00 10/1 86/19/06 MOON MADNESS John Dunlop Cash Asmussen Lavinia Duchess of Norfolk 3-9-04 4/1F 85/20/06 GRAND PAVOIS Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Daniel Wildenstein 3-9-07 11/4F 84/21/06 ROUGH PEARL Geoff Lewis Taffy Thomas Esal (Commodities) Ltd 3-7-10 14/1 83/16/06 DAZARI Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn H H Aga Khan 3-9-07 12/1 82/17/06 MUBARAK OF KUWAIT Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Sheik Fahad 3-8-08 8/1 81/18/06 FELTWELL Harry Wragg Bryn Crossley Eric Moller 3-7-13 8/1 80/19/06 JOHN O’GROATS John Winter Pat Eddery Daniel Prenn 3-8-04 10/1 79/21/06 SEA CHIMES John Dunlop Lester Piggott John Thursby 3-8-06 3/1F 78/22/06 M-LOLSHAN Ryan Price Willie Carson Essa Alkhalifa 3-8-02 5/1F 77/16/06 CELTIC PLEASURE James Bethell Richard Fox Betty Rigden 3-7-10 12/1 *run at York

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THE PRINCE OF WALES’S STAKES Background The Prince Of Wales’s Stakes was first run at Royal Ascot in 1862, a year after the death of Prince Albert. The popular Prince of Wales (later to become King Edward VII) had taken over many of the social duties previously carried out by his mother, Queen Victoria, who continued to remain in mourning for her late husband.

In the early years, it was mainly three-year-olds who competed in the race, then run over one mile and five furlongs. Horses often ran in the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes after having participated in one or more of the Classics. In the first half of the 20th century, it generally became rarer for horses of the Classic generation to run in the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes. One very notable exception was the great Hyperion, who was successful in 1933, the same year that he won the Derby and St Leger.

When racing resumed at Royal Ascot in 1946 after the war, there was no Prince Of Wales’s Stakes because George VI was on the throne and, as he had no male heirs, there was no Prince of Wales. The race did not take place again until 1968, a year before the current Prince of Wales’s investiture in 1969, with the distance changed to a mile and a quarter (1m 1f 212y).

The Prince Of Wales’s Stakes, which became a G1 contest for four-year-olds and upwards in 2000, is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series and Breeders’ Cup ‘Win and You’re In’.

Notable winners include Brigadier Gerard (1972) – won 17 of his 18 careers starts over distances from five furlongs to a mile and a half; successful in one of the best renewals of the 2,000 Guineas that also featured Mill Reef and My Swallow; Timeform rating of 144, bettered only

by Frankel and Sea Bird.

Mtoto (1987 & 1988) – dual winner who won two Eclipse Stakes as well as Ascot’s King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

Bosra Sham (1997) – fragile filly who showed her class with a memorable eight-length victory, having captured the G1 1,000 Guineas and G1 Champion Stakes, both at Newmarket, the season before.

Dubai Millennium (2000) – one of the modern-day greats on dirt and turf; won the Dubai World Cup by six lengths before an eight-length Prince Of Wales’s Stakes victory at Royal Ascot; named the best racehorse in the world in 2000.

Ouija Board (2006) – star racemare who racked up seven G1 successes on three continents during her career; dam of 2014 Investec Derby winner Australia.

So You Think (2012) – won back-to-back Cox Plates, Australia’s most prestigious race, for legendary trainer Bart Cummings; continued career in Europe for Aidan O’Brien – adding five G1s to his CV including the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes, Eclipse Stakes and Irish Champion Stakes.

Multiple winners There have been three dual winners – Connaught (1969 & 1970), Mtoto (1987 & 1988) and Muhtarram (1994 & 1995) Overseas-trained winners (since 1968) Ireland (6): Stanerra (1983), Azamour (2005), Duke Of Marmalade (2008), So You Think (2012), Free Eagle (2015), Highland Reel (2017) France (5): Gift Card (1973), Admetus (1974), Manduro (2007), Vision d’Etat (2009), Byword (2010) Betting (since 1968) Longest-priced winner: Bob Back 33/1 (1985) Shortest-priced winner: Royal Palace 1/4 (1968) Market leaders: 21 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 52 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1968) 5 wins: Sir Henry Cecil – Lucky Wednesday (1977), Gunner B (1978), Perpendicular (1992), Placerville (1993), Bosra Sham (1997) Most successful jockey (since 1968) 5 wins: Pat Eddery – Record Run (1975), English Spring (1986), Two Timing (1989), Batshoof (1990), Placerville (1993) Most successful owner (since 1968) 5 wins: Godolphin – Faithful Son (1998), Dubai Millennium (2000), Fantastic Light (2001), Grandera (2002), Rewilding (2011)

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PRINCE OF WALES’S STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/19/06 1 CRYSTAL OCEAN Sir Michael Stoute Frankie Dettori Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 5-9-00 3/1 18/20/06 1 POET’S WORD Sir Michael Stoute James Doyle Saeed Suhail 5-9-00 11/2 17/21/06 1 HIGHLAND REEL Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 5-9-00 9/4 16/15/06 1 MY DREAM BOAT Clive Cox Adam Kirby Paul & Clare Rooney 4-9-00 16/1 15/17/06 1 FREE EAGLE Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud 4-9-00 5/2F 14/18/06 1 THE FUGUE John Gosden William Buick Lord Lloyd-Webber 5-8-11 11/2 13/19/06 1 AL KAZEEM Roger Charlton James Doyle John Deer 5-9-00 11/4 12/20/06 1 SO YOU THINK Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph O’Brien Smith/Magnier/Tabor/DatoTan/TunkuYahaya 6-9-00 4/5F 11/15/06 1 REWILDING Mahmood Al Zarooni Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 17/2 10/16/06 1 BYWORD Andre Fabre FR Maxime Guyon Khalid Abdullah 4-9-00 5/2F 09/17/06 1 VISION D’ETAT Eric Libaud FR Olivier Peslier Jacques Detre 4-9-00 4/1 08/18/06 1 DUKE OF MARMALADE Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 4-9-00 EvsF 07/20/06 1 MANDURO Andre Fabre FR Stephane Pasquier Baron Georg von Ullmann 5-9-00 15/8F 06/21/06 1 OUIJA BOARD Ed Dunlop Olivier Peslier Lord Derby 5-8-11 8/1 *05/15/06 1 AZAMOUR John Oxx IRE Michael Kinane H H Aga Khan 4-9-00 11/8F 04/16/06 1 RAKTI Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson Gary Tanaka 5-9-00 3/1 03/18/06 1 NAYEF Marcus Tregoning Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 5-9-00 5/1 02/19/06 1 GRANDERA Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 4/1 01/20/06 1 FANTASTIC LIGHT Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 5-9-00 10/3 00/21/06 1 DUBAI MILLENNIUM Saeed bin Suroor Jerry Bailey Godolphin 4-9-00 5/4 99/15/06 2 LEAR SPEAR David Elsworth Michael Kinane Raymond Tooth 4-9-03 20/1 98/16/06 2 FAITHFUL SON Saeed bin Suroor John Reid Godolphin 4-9-03 11/2 97/17/06 2 BOSRA SHAM Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon Wafic Said 4-9-05 4/11F 96/18/06 2 FIRST ISLAND Geoff Wragg Michael Hills Mollers Racing 4-9-03 9/1 95/20/06 2 MUHTARRAM John Gosden Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 6-9-08 5/1 94/14/06 2 MUHTARRAM John Gosden Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 5-9-07 6/4F 93/15/06 2 PLACERVILLE Henry Cecil Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3-8-04 11/2 92/16/06 2 PERPENDICULAR Henry Cecil Willie Ryan Lord Howard de Walden 4-9-03 20/1 91/18/06 2 STAGECRAFT Michael Stoute Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 4-9-03 6/4F 90/19/06 2 BATSHOOF Ben Hanbury Pat Eddery Muttar Salem 4-9-05 2/1F 89/20/06 2 TWO TIMING Jeremy Tree Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3-8-04 5/1 88/14/06 2 MTOTO Alec Stewart Michael Roberts Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 5-9-08 8/15F 87/16/06 2 MTOTO Alec Stewart Richard Hills Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 4-9-04 7/2JF 86/17/06 2 ENGLISH SPRING Ian Balding Pat Eddery Paul Mellon 4-8-12 14/1 85/18/06 2 BOB BACK Michael Jarvis Bruce Raymond Antonio Balzarini 4-9-07 33/1 84/19/06 2 MORCON Dick Hern Willie Carson Lord Rotherwick 4-9-01 11/8F 83/14/06 2 STANERRA Frank Dunne IRE Brian Rouse Frank Dunne 5-8-12 7/1 82/15/06 2 KIND OF HUSH Barry Hills Steve Cauthen Tony Shead 4-9-01 4/1 81/16/06 2 HARD FOUGHT Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Brook Holliday 4-9-04 3/1 80/17/06 2 ELA-MANA-MOU Dick Hern Willie Carson Lord Weinstock 4-9-04 10/3F 79/19/06 2 CRIMSON BEAU Paul Cole Lester Piggott H Spearing 4-9-01 11/2 78/20/06 2 GUNNER B Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Mrs P A Barratt 5-9-01 4/5F 77/14/06 2 LUCKY WEDNESDAY Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Charles St George 4-9-01 5/6F 76/15/06 2 ANNE’S PRETENDER Ryan Price Lester Piggott Sir Charles Clore 4-9-01 100/30 75/17/06 2 RECORD RUN Gavin Pritchard-Gordon Pat Eddery Sidney Grey 4-9-02 12/1 74/18/06 2 ADMETUS John Cunnington FR Maurice Philipperon Sir Michael Sobell 4-9-05 6/1 73/19/06 2 GIFT CARD Angel Penna FR Lester Piggott Countess Margit Batthyany 4-9-05 7/2 72/20/06 2 BRIGADIER GERARD Dick Hern Joe Mercer Jean Hislop 4-9-08 1/2F 71/15/06 2 ARTHUR John Dunlop Ron Hutchinson Lady Rosebery 4-9-02 5/4F 70/16/06 CONNAUGHT Noel Murless Sandy Barclay Jim Joel 5-9-04 10/11F 69/17/06 CONNAUGHT Noel Murless Sandy Barclay Jim Joel 4-9-02 11/10F 68/18/06 ROYAL PALACE Noel Murless Sandy Barclay Jim Joel 4-9-05 1/4F 1940 to 1967 no race *run at York

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THE ROYAL HUNT CUP Background The Royal Hunt Cup is not only one of the major betting races of the season but has also established itself as a tremendous spectacle. The inaugural running in 1843 was won decisively by Knight Of Whistle, but behind was a desperate battle for second place between Garry Owen, Epaulette and Bourra Tomacha - the judge could not split them and eventually awarded a triple dead-heat for the runner-up position.

The Royal Hunt Cup has long been the subject of heavy gambles and two enormous touches were landed at the turn of the 18th century. Prior to the 1900 running, Royal Flush had shown form only in minor races and appeared to be out of his depth.

But his trainer, Enoch Wishard, had perfected the technique of doping and was able to induce the necessary improvement.

Royal Flush won and netted a fortune for his unscrupulous American owners.

The next significant tilt at the ring was executed by the infamous Druid’s Lodge Confederacy. Lally, one of the best horses ever trained at Druid’s Lodge, was thought to be a certainty for the 1906 Derby at Epsom over a mile and a half, and was backed down to favouritism. Unable to stay the trip, he was prepared for the 1907 Royal Hunt Cup, which he won defeating Andover by half a length.

The race was originally over a distance of seven furlongs and 155 yards, until the course was re-aligned and a straight mile laid out in time for the 1955 meeting. A maximum field of 30 is allowed.

Fly To The Stars, favourite in 1998 to defy 9st 11lb, could not cope with 20/1 chance Refuse To Lose, but went on to success in three Group races culminating in the G1 Lockinge Stakes at Newbury in 1999, demonstrating what a competitive race the Royal Hunt Cup is.

Notable winners include Master Vote (1947 & 1948) – the only horse to win two editions of the Royal Hunt Cup. Buzzards Bay (1982) – completed prestigious handicap double when winning what is now the John Smith’s Cup at York the following month; returned to Ascot later in the year to win the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes.

Cesare (2006) – progressed into high-class miler; won four of his nine starts, with his most notable success coming in the 2007 G2 Summer Mile, while he also finished runner-up to Paco Boy in 2009 Queen Anne Stakes.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1960) Ireland (3): Continuation (1966), Portage (2016), Settle For Bay (2018) Betting (since 1960) Longest-priced winner: Pontenuovo 50/1 (1990) Shortest-priced winner: Forgotten Voice 4/1 (2009) Market leaders: Only 4 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 60 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1960) 3 wins John Sutcliffe jnr – Tempest Boy (1972), My Hussar (1977), Tender Heart (1980) John Dunlop – Camouflage (1973), Patriarch (1986), Eurolink The Lad (1991) Most successful jockey (since 1960) 4 wins Lester Piggott – Spaniard’s Close (1963), Casabianca (1965), Kamundu (1969), Jumping Hill (1976) Most successful owner (since 1960) 2 wins Godolphin – Invisible Man (2010), Portage (2016)

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ROYAL HUNT CUP WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/19/06 AFAAK Charlie Hills Jim Crowley Hamdan Al Maktoum 5-9-03 20/1 18/20/06 SETTLE FOR BAY David Marnane IRE Billy Lee McGettigans Management JLT/M Casey 4-9-01 16/1 17/21/06 ZHUI FEN G Amanda Perrett Martin Dwyer John Connolly & Odile Griffith 4-9-00 25/1 16/15/06 PORTAGE Michael Halford IRE James Doyle Godolphin 4-9-05 10/1 15/17/06 GM HOPKINS John Gosden Ryan Moore Robin Geffen 4-9-03 8/1 1418/06 FIELD OF DREAM Jamie Osborne Adam Kirby N Jackson 7-9-01 20/1 13/19/06 BELGIAN BILL George Baker James Doyle PJL Racing, Byrne, Baker 5-8-11 33/1 12/20/06 PRINCE OF JOHANNE Tom Tate John Fahy David Storey 6-9-03 16/1 11/15/06 JULIENAS Walter Swinburn Eddie Ahern Peter Harris 4-8-08 12/1 10/16/06 INVISIBLE MAN Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-8-09 28/1 09/17/06 FORGOTTEN VOICE Jeremy Noseda Johnny Murtagh Susan Roy 4-9-01 4/1F 08/18/06 MR AVIATOR Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Sue Brendish 4-9-05 25/1 07/20/06 ROYAL OATH John Gosden Jimmy Fortune William Farish & Bill Farish Jnr 4-9-00 9/1 06/21/06 CESARE James Fanshawe Jamie Spencer Cheveley Park Stud 5-8-08 14/1 *05/15/06 NEW SEEKER Clive Cox Philip Robinson Elite Racing Club 5-9-00 11/1 04/16/06 MINE James Bethell Richard Quinn Mike Dawson 6-9-05 16/1 03/18/06 MACADAMIA James Fanshawe Dane O’Neill Lord Vestey 4-8-13 8/1 02/19/06 NORTON Terry Mills Jimmy Fortune Terry Mills 5-8-09 25/1 01/20/06 SURPRISE ENCOUNTER Ed Dunlop Frankie Dettori Ahmed Buhaleeba 5-8-09 8/1 00/21/06 CARIBBEAN MONARCH Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Pierpont Scott & C Scott 5-8-10 11/2 99/16/06 SHOWBOAT Barry Hills Neil Pollard Dick Hollingsworth 5-8-06 14/1 98/17/06 REFUSE TO LOSE James Eustace Jason Tate Jeff Smith 4-7-11 20/1 97/18/06 RED ROBBO Reg Akehurst Olivier Peslier Lucayan Stud 4-8-06 16/1 96/19/06 YEAST William Haggas Kieren Fallon Brian Haggas 4-8-06 8/1F 95/21/06 REALITIES Guy Harwood Michael Kinane Roy Taiano 5-9-00 11/1 94/15/06 FACE NORTH Reg Akehurst Alan Munro Normandy Developments 6-8-03 25/1 93/16/06 IMPERIAL BALLET Henry Cecil Pat Eddery Robert Sangster 4-8-12 20/1 92/17/06 COLOUR SERGEANT Lord Huntingdon David Harrison H M The Queen 4-7-08 20/1 91/19/06 EUROLINK THE LAD John Dunlop John Reid

Eurolink Computer Services Ltd 4-8-09 25/1 90/20/06 PONTENUOVO David Elsworth Gary Bardwell Walter Mariti 5-7-07 50/1 89/21/06 TRUE PANACHE Jeremy Tree Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 4-9-04 5/1F 88/15/06 GOVERNORSHIP Charlie Nelson John Reid R E A Bott (Wigmore St) Ltd 4-9-06 33/1 87/17/06 VAGUE SHOT Richard Casey Steve Cauthen A W Anthony 4-9-05 10/1 86/18/06 PATRIACH John Dunlop Richard Quinn Peter S Winfield 4-7-12 20/1 85/19/06 COME ON THE BLUES Clive Brittain Chris Rutter Mrs C Pateras 6-8-02 14/1 84/20/06 HAWKLEY Patrick Haslam Tyrone Williams Alastair Dinsmore 4-8-06 10/1 83/15/06 MIGHTY FLY David Elsworth Steve Cauthen Anne Tory 4-9-03 12/1 82/16/06 BUZZARDS BAY Hugh Collingridge Joe Mercer Mrs V McKinney 4-8-12 14/1 81/17/06 TEAMWORK Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Tony Ward 4-8-06 8/1 80/18/06 TENDER HEART John Sutcliffe Jnr Joe Mercer Esal Commodities Ltd 4-9-00 13/2 79/20/06 PIPEDREAMER Henry Candy Philip Waldron Mrs J Brookes 4-8-05 12/1 78/21/06 FEAR NAUGHT Jimmy Etherington Michael Wigham Walter Norton 4-8-00 12/1 77/15/06 MY HUSSAR John Sutcliffe Jnr Willie Carson Laurent Goldschlager 5-8-10 10/1 76/16/06 JUMPING HILL Noel Murless Lester Piggott George Pope jnr 4-9-07 6/1F Frank Feeney 5-8-03 9/1 75/18/06 ARDOON Gavin Pritchard-Gordon David Maitland 74/19/06 OLD LUCKY Bernard van Cutsem Willie Carson Nelson Bunker Hunt 4-8-08 8/1 73/20/06 CAMOUFLAGE John Dunlop Des Cullen Jim Edwards 5-7-09 14/1 72/21/06 TEMPEST BOY John Sutcliffe Jnr Ron Hutchinson Lt-Col P Hesse 4-8-01 20/1 71/16/06 PICTURE BOY George Todd Jock Wilson K C B Mackenzie 6-7-13 11/1 70/17/06 CALPURNIUS Jack Watts George Duffield Charles Engelhard 4-7-13 33/1 69/18/06 KAMUNDU Frank Carr Lester Piggott John Banks 7-8-06 7/1 68/19/06 GOLDEN MEAN Doug Smith Frankie Durr S H Lee 5-8-04 28/1 67/21/06 REGAL LIGHT Sam Hall Graham Sexton Mrs L G Lazarus 4-7-06 100/9 66/15/06 CONTINUATION Seamus McGrath IRE Johnny Roe Seamus McGrath 4-7-09 25/1 65/16/06 CASABIANCA Noel Murless Lester Piggott Lt-Col J Hornung 4-8-07 100/9 64/17/06 ZALEUCUS Geoffrey Brooke Doug Smith Major D McCalmont 4-8-02 100/7 63/19/06 SPANIARDS CLOSE Fred Winter Lester Piggott Mrs Ben Davis 6-8-06 25/1 62/20/06 SMARTIE Ron Mason Joe Sime Ron Mason 4-7-09 22/1 61/14/06 KING’S TROOP Peter Hastings-Bass Geoff Lewis Priscilla Hastings 4-8-04 100/7 60/15/06 SMALL SLAM Geoffrey Barling Bobby Elliott Philip King 5-8-02 28/1 *run at York

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THE WINDSOR CASTLE STAKES Background Established in 1839, the Windsor Castle Stakes was originally aimed at three-year-old colts and fillies who had competed in the Classics. It is now restricted to two-year-olds and run over five furlongs.

Notable winners include Strike The Tiger (2009) – first success at Royal Ascot for pioneering US-based trainer Wesley Ward; was also the first American-trained horse to win at Royal Ascot.

Hootenanny (2014) - another winner trained by Wesley Ward; went on to capture the G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf later the same year.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (4): Tardot (1977), Cooliney Prince (1980), Washington DC (2015), Southern Hills (2019) USA (2): Strike The Tiger (2009), Hootenanny (2014) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Flashman’s Papers 100/1 (2009) Shortest-priced winner: Space Cruiser 8/11 (1987) Market leaders: 9 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 3 wins Mick Channon – Great Deeds (1993), Kalindi (1999), Holborn (2003) Most successful jockey (1977) 6 wins Pat Eddery – Barry’s Gamble (1988), Pharaoh’s Delight (1989), Gipsy Fiddler (1990), Satank (1992), Autumnal (2000), Irony (2001) Most successful owner (since 1977) 3 wins Coolmore Partners – Hootenanny (2014), Washington DC (2015), Southern Hills (2019)

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WINDSOR CASTLE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/19/06 SOUTHERN HILLS Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 2-9-03 7/1 18/23/06 SOLDIER’S CALL Archie Watson Daniel Tudhope Clipper Logistics 2-9-03 12/1 17/20/06 SOUND AND SILENCE Charlie Appleby William Buick Godolphin 2-9-03 16/1 16/14/06 ARDAD John Gosden Robert Havlin Saeed Abdullah Al Nabooda 2-9-03 20/1 15/16/06 WASHINGTON DC Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 2-9-03 5/1 14/17/06 HOOTENANNY Wesley Ward USA Victor Espinoza Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 2-9-03 7/2F 13/18/06 EXTORTIONIST Olly Stevens Johnny Murtagh Qatar Racing Limited 2-9-03 16/1 12/19/06 HOTOTO Kevin Ryan Phillip Makin Kenneth Macpherson 2-9-03 14/1 11/14/06 FREDERICK ENGELS David Brown Johnny Murtagh Qatar Bloodstock 2-9-03 9/4F 10/15/06 MARINE COMMANDO Richard Fahey Paul Hanagan Mike Wynne 2-9-03 9/2 09/16/06 STRIKE THE TIGER Wesley Ward USA John Velazquez Mitch Dutko & Ray Sainz 2-9-03 33/1 08/17/06 FLASHMAN’S PAPERS John Best Steve Drowne David Gorton 2-9-03 100/1 07/19/06 DRAWNFROMTHEPAST Jamie Osborne Martin Dwyer Elaine and Martyn Booth 2-9-03 9/1 06/20/06 ELHAMRI Sylvester Kirk Declan McDonogh Norman Ormiston 2-9-03 20/1 *05/18/06 TITUS ALONE Bryan Smart Kevin Darley Hintlesham Racing 2-8-11 11/4 04/15/06 CHATEAU ISTANA Nick Littmoden Tom Queally Ivan Allan 2-8-13 12/1 03/21/06 HOLBORN Mick Channon Steve Drowne Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-13 5/2F 02/21/06 REVENUE Michael Bell Johnny Murtagh Royal Ascot Racing Club 2-8-11 14/1 01/22/06 IRONY Jamie Osborne Pat Eddery John Nicholls Ltd/Mobley Homes 2-8-11 8/1 00/23/06 AUTUMNAL Brian Meehan Pat Eddery Paul and Jenny Green 2-8-08 4/1 99/18/06 KALINDI Mick Channon Richard Quinn Barry Taylor 2-8-06 14/1 98/19/06 FLANDERS Tim Easterby Lindsay Charnock Jean Connew 2-8-10 15/8F 97/20/06 ASFURAH Saeed bin Suroor Richard Hills Godolphin 2-8-06 7/1 96/21/06 DAZZLE Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 2-8-05 7/2F 95/23/06 KUANTAN Paul Cole Richard Quinn Sultan Ahmad Shah 2-8-11 11/1 94/17/06 BRAVE MUSIC Paul Cole Richard Quinn Lord Portman 2-8-11 9/1 93/18/06 GREAT DEEDS Mick Channon Richard Quinn Dubai Racing Syndicate 2-8-06 10/1 92/19/06 SATANK Bill Watts Pat Eddery Robert Sangster 2-8-13 7/1 91/21/06 ISDAR Tom Jones Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 2-8-13 8/1 90/22/06 GIPSY FIDDLER Jonjo O’Neill Pat Eddery G B Davidson 2-9-06 7/2 89/23/06 PHARAOH’S DELIGHT Peter Hudson Pat Eddery Al-Deera Bloodstock Holdings Ltd 2-8-08 11/2 88/17/06 BARRY’S GAMBLE Tommy Fairhurst Pat Eddery North Cheshire Trading & Storage Ltd 2-9-06 5/2 87/19/06 SPACE CRUISER Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Stavros Niarchos 2-9-06 8/11F 86/20/06 CAROL’S TREASURE Barry Hills Brent Thomson Carol Lane 2-9-04 6/5F 85/21/06 ATALL ATALL Martin Pipe Paul Eddery A Millward 2-9-04 12/1 84/22/06 SEA FALCON Peter Makin Steve Cauthen Jim Brewer 2-9-04 4/1 83/17/06 DEFECTING DANCER Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Sheikh Mohammed 2-9-04 6/4F 82/18/06 PRINCE REYMO Robert Armstrong Steve Cauthen R Emmitt 2-9-04 6/4F 81/19/06 TENDER KING John Sutcliffe Philip Waldron Esal Commodities Ltd 2-9-04 6/1 80/20/06 COOLINEY PRINCE Paddy Prendergast IRE George McGrath J O’Malley 2-9-04 9/1 79/22/06 ROLLAHEAD Jeremy Hindley Joe Mercer Bobby McAlpine 2-9-04 13/2 78/23/06 BLUE REFRAIN John Benstead Brian Rouse Mrs L Wood 2-9-04 16/1 77/17/06 TARDOT Michael Kauntze IRE Willie Carson Mrs Michael Kauntze 2-9-04 15/2 *run at York

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THE COPPER HORSE HANDICAP

Background Run over a mile and three-quarters, this handicap for four-year-olds and upwards is being staged as part of the enhanced order of running for Royal Ascot in 2020. It is named after The Copper Horse, a statue of King George III mounted on horseback marking the end of the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park, adjacent to the racecourse. The statue was sculpted by

by Sir Richard Westmacott and erected in October, 1831.

THE GOLDEN GATES HANDICAP

Background A 10-furlong handicap for three-year-olds only, which is being run as part of Royal Ascot’s enhanced progamme in 2020. The Golden Gates are the ceremonial entrance point for the Royal Procession at the end of Ascot’s straight mile.

THE WOLFERTON STAKES

Background The race conditions changed in 2018, with the race becoming a Listed contest rather than a Listed handicap which it had been since inaugurated in 2002 with the extension of Royal Ascot to a five-day meeting.

The mile and a quarter contest (1m 1f 212y) for older horses takes its name from the Norfolk village of Wolferton situated near the Queen’s country retreat, the Sandringham Estate.

Notable winners include Contributer (2014) – subsequently a dual G1 winner in Australia for Godolphin, capturing the Chipping Norton Stakes and Ranvet Stakes.

Addeybb (2019) – ended the campaign with a close second in the G1 QIPCO Champion Stakes; started 2020 with two G1 victories in Australia.

Overseas-trained winners Ireland (2) – In Time’s Eye (2003), Sir Isaac Newton (2016) Betting Longest-priced winner: Imperial Stride (2005), Championship Point (2007), Snoano (2017), all 25/1 Shortest-priced winner: Rainbow Peak 13/8F (2010) Market leaders: 3 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 18 runnings Most successful trainer 4 wins John Gosden - Beachfire (2011), Gatewood (2012), Mahsoob (2015), Monarchs Glen (2018) Most successful jockey 2 wins William Buick - Beachfire (2011), Gatewood (2012) Most successful owner 2 wins Saeed Suhail – Imperial Stride (2005), Perfect Stride (2009)

WOLFERTON STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/18/06 ADDEYBB William Haggas Daniel Tudhope Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 5-9-03 5/1 18/19/06 MONARCHS GLEN John Gosden Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 4-9-08 8/1 17/24/06 SNOANO Tim Easterby David Allan Martyn Macleod 5-9-00 25/1 16/18/06 SIR ISAAC NEWTON Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 4-9-00 7/1 15/20/06 MAHSOOB John Gosden Paul Hanagan Hamdan Al Maktoum 4-9-03 7/4F 14/20/06 CONTRIBUTER Ed Dunlop George Baker George Bolton 4-9-05 9/1 13/21/06 FORGOTTEN VOICE Nicky Henderson Johnny Murtagh Susan Roy 8-9-02 12/1 12/22/06 GATEWOOD John Gosden William Buick George Strawbridge 4-8-11 3/1F 11/17/06 BEACHFIRE John Gosden William Buick H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 4-8-09 12/1 10/18/06 RAINBOW PEAK Michael Jarvis Neil Callan Peter Savill 4-9-04 13/8F 09/19/06 PERFECT STRIDE Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Saeed Suhail 4-9-05 8/1 08/20/06 SUPASEUS Hughie Morrison Steve Drowne Ben & Sir Martyn Arbib 5-8-11 12/1 07/22/06 CHAMPIONSHIP POINT Mick Channon Darryll Holland John Livock Bloodstock 4-9-02 25/1 06/23/06 I’M SO LUCKY Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Sandra Brookhouse 4-8-07 16/1 *05/17/06 IMPERIAL STRIDE Sir Michael Stoute Richard Hills Saeed Suhail 4-8-11 25/1 04/18/06 RED FORT Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson The Red Fort Partnership 4-8-08 6/1 03/20/06 IN TIME’S EYE Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farm 4-9-05 5/1 02/21/06 ULUNDI Paul Webber Richard Hughes David Heath 7-9-07 10/1 *run at York Run as a Listed handicap from 2002 to 2017

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THE JERSEY STAKES Background Named after the 4th Earl of Jersey, the Jersey Stakes was established in 1919 and replaced the second leg of the Triennial Stakes, a three-year cycle of races which was discontinued after the First World War. The 4th Earl of Jersey was Master of the Buckhounds in 1782 and 1783.

The seven-furlong contest over the straight course is restricted to three-year-olds who have yet to win a Group 1 or Group 2 race, although it regularly features horses who have competed at that level.

Notable winners include Indian Ridge (1988) – returned to Ascot in 1989 to win the five-furlong King’s Stand Stakes; successful stallion and broodmare sire.

Zilzal (1989) – awarded the highest Timeform rating (137) of the year, ahead of Nashwan and Old Vic, following dominant displays in Goodwood’s G1 Sussex Stakes and the G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes back at Ascot.

Diktat (1998) – proved himself a top-class sprinter in 1999 with G1 victories in the Prix Maurice de Gheest and Haydock Sprint Cup; sire of 2011 European champion sprinter Dream Ahead.

Mozart (2001) – dropped back in trip to win the six-furlong G1 July Cup at Newmarket and five-furlong G1 Nunthorpe Stakes at York.

Ribchester (2016) – progressed to win the G1 Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville later that year as well as the G1 Lockinge Stakes at Newbury and G1 Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot in 2017.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (4): Mozart (2001), Ishvana (2012), Gale Force Ten (2013), Mustajeeb (2014) France (1): Le Brivido (2017) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Lucayan Prince 50/1 (1996) Shortest-priced winner: Zilzal 10/11 (1989) Market leaders: 11 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings.

Most successful trainer (since 1977) 6 wins Sir Michael Stoute – Etienne Gerard (1977), Hard Fought (1980), Zilzal (1989), Among Men (1997), Jeremy (2006), Expert Eye (2018) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 3 wins Steve Cauthen – Merlins Charm (1982), Midyan (1987), Stain Flower (1991) Richard Hughes – Sergeyev (1995), Lucayan Prince (1996), Strong Suit (2011) Mick Kinane – Among Men (1997), Mozart (2001), Jeremy (2006) Most successful owner (since 1977) 3 wins Hamdan Al Maktoum – Aqlaam (2008), Ouqba (2009), Mustajeeb (2014)

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JERSEY STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/22/06 3 SPACE TRAVELLER Richard Fahey Danny Tudhope Clipper Logistics 3-9-01 25/1 18/20/06 3 EXPERT EYE Sir Michael Stoute James McDonald Khalid Abdullah 3-9-01 8/1 17/21/06 3 LE BRIVIDO Andre Fabre FR Pierre-Charles Boudot HRH Prince Faisal bin Khaled 3-9-01 2/1F 16/15/06 3 RIBCHESTER Richard Fahey William Buick Godolphin 3-9-06 7/1 15/17/06 3 DUTCH CONNECTION Charlie Hills Jim Crowley Susan Roy/Cheveley Park Stud 3-9-04 14/1 14/18/06 3 MUSTAJEEB Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-04 9/2JF 13/19/06 3 GALE FORCE TEN Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph O’Brien Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 3-8-12 9/2F 12/20/06 3 ISHVANA Aidan O’Brien IRE Seamie Heffernan Annemarie O’Brien 3-8-12 20/1 11/15/06 3 STRONG SUIT Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Julie Wood 3-9-06 11/1 10/16/06 3 RAINFALL Mark Johnston Ryan Moore Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-8-12 8/1 09/17/06 3 OUQBA Barry Hills Tadhg O’Shea Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-01 12/1 08/18/06 3 AQLAAM William Haggas Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-01 13/2 07/20/06 3 TARIQ Peter Chapple-Hyam Jimmy Fortune Saleh Al Homaizi/Imad Al Sagar 3-9-01 15/2 06/21/06 3 JEREMY Sir Michael Stoute Mick Kinane Betty Moran 3-9-01 9/2 *05/15/06 3 PROCLAMATION Jeremy Noseda Johnny Murtagh Abdullah Saeed Belhab 3-8-13 7/1 04/16/06 3 KHELEYF Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-10 6/1 03/18/06 3 MEMBERSHIP Clive Brittain Gary Stevens Saeed Manana 3-8-10 20/1 02/19/06 3 JUST JAMES Jeremy Noseda Olivier Peslier Lucayan Stud 3-8-11 20/1 01/20/06 3 MOZART Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 3-8-11 7/4F 00/21/06 3 OBSERVATORY John Gosden Kevin Darley Khalid Abdullah 3-8-11 11/2 99/16/06 3 LOTS OF MAGIC Richard Hannon snr Dane O’Neill Peter Valentine 3-8-11 33/1 98/17/06 3 DIKTAT David Loder Darryll Holland Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-10 3/1F 97/18/06 3 AMONG MEN Michael Stoute Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 3-8-13 4/1F 96/19/06 3 LUCAYAN PRINCE David Loder Richard Hughes Lucayan Stud 3-8-10 50/1 95/21/06 3 SERGEYEV Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Brian Stewart-Brown 3-8-10 5/1F 94/15/06 3 DH GNEISS= Julie Cecil Paul Eddery Matthew Oram 3-8-10 10/1

3 DH RIVER DEEP= Paul Cole Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 3-8-10 20/1 93/16/06 3 ARDKINGLASS Henry Cecil Willie Ryan Sir David Wills 3-9-01 10/1 92/17/06 3 PRINCE FERDINAND Matt McCormack John Reid Jill Winch 3-9-01 6/1 91/19/06 3 SATIN FLOWER John Gosden Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-07 12/1 90/20/06 3 SALLY ROUS Geoff Wragg Gary Carter Sir Philip Oppenheimer 3-8-07 20/1 89/21/06 3 ZILZAL Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Mana Al Maktoum 3-8-10 10/11F 88/15/06 3 INDIAN RIDGE David Elsworth Cash Asmussen Anne Coughlan 3-8-10 10/1 87/17/06 3 MIDYAN Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Prince A A Faisal 3-9-01 11/2 86/18/06 3 CLIVEDEN Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Anthony Speelman 3-8-10 9/1 85/19/06 3 PENNINE WALK Jeremy Tree Pat Eddery Stavros Niarchos 3-8-10 9/2F 84/20/06 3 MISS SILCA KEY David Elsworth Brian Rouse E Aldridge & Son (Locksmiths) 3-8-07 15/1 83/15/06 3 TECORNO Dick Hern Willie Carson Countess M Esterhazy 3-8-06 8/1 82/16/06 3 MERLINS CHARM Barry Hills Steve Cauthen Robert Sangster 3-8-07 9/1 81/17/06 3 RASA PENANG Robert Armstrong Lester Piggott U Wijewardene 3-8-10 11/1 80/18/06 3 HARD FOUGHT Michael Stoute Lester Piggott Brook Holliday 3-9-02 15/8F 79/20/06 3 BLUE REFRAIN John Benstead Brian Rouse Mrs L Wood 3-9-02 12/1 78/21/06 3 CAMDEN TOWN Peter Walwyn Pat Eddery Sir Jules Thorn 3-8-10 4/1F 77/15/06 3 ETIENNE GERARD Michael Stoute Paul Cook P Philipps 3-8-10 25/1 *run at York

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THE CHESHAM STAKES Background First run in 1919, the Chesham Stakes takes its name from the third Baron Chesham, who was the last Master of the Buckhounds at Ascot (1900-1901) – the role was replaced by His or Her Majesty’s Representative at Ascot on King Edward VII’s accession to the throne.

The Chesham Stakes took over from the first leg of the Triennial Stakes, a five-furlong two-year-old contest. The middle leg of the Triennial Stakes, a seven-furlong contest for three-year-olds, became the Jersey Stakes, while the final leg, for four-yearolds over two miles, became the Churchill Stakes.

Extended to its current distance of seven furlongs in 1996 after being run at five furlongs and then six furlongs, the Chesham Stakes is restricted to two-year-olds whose dam or sire won over a mile and a quarter or further.

Notable winners include Abernant (1948) – champion juvenile of 1948 with victories in the Champagne Stakes and Middle Park Stakes to add to his Royal Ascot success; beaten a short-head in the following year’s 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket before establishing himself as a brilliant sprinter.

Major Portion (1957) – went on to capture the Middle Park Stakes before returning to Ascot to win the St James’s Palace Stakes in 1958; also successful in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and Sussex Stakes.

Be My Chief (1989) – unbeaten in six starts as a two-year-old, including the Vintage Stakes, Solario Stakes and Racing Post Trophy.

Churchill (2016) – crowned Europe’s champion juvenile of 2016 following impressive displays in the Futurity Stakes, National Stakes and Dewhurst Stakes; also victorious in the English and Irish 2,000 Guineas in May, 2017.

Pinatubo (2019) – ended his unbeaten two-year-old season with an official rating of 128, the highest awarded to a juvenile since Celtic Swing in 1994; the pick of his six victories came in the G1 Vincent O’Brien National Stakes, when he powered to a ninelength success.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (5) – Sookera (1977), Bach (1999), Maybe (2011), Churchill (2016), September (2017).

France (1) – Suits You (2015).

Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Jacamar 50/1 (1988) Shortest-priced winner: Main Reef 8/15 (1978) Market leaders: 18 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 4 wins Paul Cole – Fair Cop (1991), Montjoy (1994), Central Park (1997), Berkshire (2013) Aidan O’Brien – Bach (1999), Maybe (2011), Churchill (2016), September (2017) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 4 wins Frankie Dettori – Central Park (1997), Rhapsodist (1998), Seba (2001), Tha’ir (2012) Most successful owner (since 1977) 4 wins Sheikh Mohammed – Chicarica (1990), Rhapsodist (1998), Seba (2001), Champlain (2006) Coolmore partners – Bach (1999), Maybe (2011), Churchill (2016), September (2017)

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CHESHAM STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/22/06 PINATUBO Charlie Appleby James Doyle Godolphin 2-9-03 3/1 18/23/06 ARTHUR KITT Tom Dascombe Richard Kingscote Chasemore Farm 2-9-03 13/2 17/24/06 SEPTEMBER Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 2-8-12 11/8F 16/18/06 CHURCHILL Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 2-9-03 8/11F 15/20/06 SUITS YOU Eoghan O’Neill FR Cristian Demuro Mrs M O’Neill & A Solomon 2-9-03 14/1 14/21/06 RICHARD PANKHURST John Gosden William Buick Rachel Hood 2-9-03 10/1 13/22/06 BERKSHIRE Paul Cole Jim Crowley HRH Sultan Ahmad Shah 2-9-03 16/1 12/23/06 THA’IR Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 2-9-03 9/2 11/18/06 MAYBE Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 2-8-12 5/2F 10/19/06 ZAIDAN Clive Brittain Seb Sanders Saeed Manana 2-9-03 7/1 09/20/06 BIG AUDIO Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Michael Pescod 2-9-03 22/1 08/21/06 FREE AGENT Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes H M The Queen 2-9-03 7/2JF 07/23/06 MAZE Bryan Smart Royston Ffrench Pinnacle Dr Fong Partnership 2-9-03 11/2 06/24/06 CHAMPLAIN Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson Sheikh Mohammed 2-9-03 7/2 *05/14/06 CHAMPIONSHIP POINT Mick Channon Ted Durcan John Livock Bloodstock Ltd 2-9-00 4/1 04/19/06 WHAZZAT Barry Hills Michael Hills Bill Gredley 2-8-07 7/1 03/18/06 PEARL OF LOVE Mark Johnston Darryll Holland Mick Doyle 2-9-00 11/10F 02/19/06 HELM BANK Mark Johnston Keith Dalgleish Gary & Lesley Middlebrook 2-9-00 25/1 01/20/06 SEBA David Loder Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-09 3/1F 00/21/06 CELTIC SILENCE Mark Johnston Kieren Fallon Peter Savill 2-8-12 15/8F 99/17/06 BACH Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Satish Sanan and Sue Magnier 2-8-12 5/2 98/18/06 RHAPSODIST John Gosden Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-12 6/1 97/19/06 CENTRAL PARK Paul Cole Frankie Dettori Fahd Salman 2-9-00 7/1 96/20/06 SHAMIKH Saeed bin Suroor Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 2-8-12 8/1 95/22/06 WORLD PREMIER Clive Brittain Brett Doyle Maureen Brittain 2-9-02 6/1 94/16/06 MONTJOY Paul Cole Richard Quinn Sir George Meyrick 2-8-12 5/1 93/17/06 STATE PERFORMER Peter Chapple-Hyam John Reid Robert Sangster 2-9-00 8/13F 92/18/06 HUMAM Tom Jones Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 2-8-12 2/1F 91/20/06 FAIR COP Paul Cole Alan Munro Fahd Salman 2-8-12 7/2JF 90/21/06 CHICARICA John Gosden Pat Eddery Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-07 10/11F 89/22/06 BE MY CHIEF Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Peter Burrell 2-8-12 2/5F 88/16/06 JACAMAR Ben Hanbury Bruce Raymond Omar Zawawi 2-8-12 50/1 87/18/06 LAPIERRE Clive Brittain Steve Cauthen Mrs J M Khan 2-8-12 9/1 86/19/06 MINSTRELLA Charlie Nelson John Reid Edward P Evans 2-8-08 10/1 85/20/06 BAKHAROFF Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Khalid Abdullah 2-8-11 EvsF 84/21/06 OLD BAILEY Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Mrs C B Thompson 2-8-11 15/8F 83/16/06 HEAD FOR HEIGHTS Richard Hannon snr Greville Starkey John Horgan 2-8-11 11/2 82/17/06 RIGHT DANCER Paul Kelleway Lester Piggott Norman Mandell 2-8-08 6/4F 81/18/06 CAJUN Henry Cecil Lester Piggott James Stone 2-8-11 10/11F 80/19/06 KIRTLING Harry Wragg Pat Eddery Eric Moller 2-8-11 5/1 79/21/06 STAR WAY Paul Kelleway Lester Piggott Mrs L Glaser 2-8-11 9/4F 78/22/06 MAIN REEF Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Jim Joel 2-8-11 8/15F 77/16/06 SOOKERA Dermot Weld IRE Walter Swinburn Robert Sangster 2-8-08 7/2 *run at York

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THE GOLD CUP Background Founded in 1807, the Gold Cup is one of the most prestigious races at Royal Ascot. At two miles and four furlongs (2m 3f 210y), it thoroughly tests a horse’s stamina, but is not the longest contest of the meeting, with that accolade going to the Queen Alexandra Stakes over approaching two miles and six furlongs on the final day.

Pretty Polly’s defeat by Bachelor’s Button in 1906 is arguably the race’s greatest upset. The brilliant 1904 Oaks winner seemed to be unsettled by the sweltering conditions and a wart on her belly.

Winners of the Derby rarely run in the Gold Cup nowadays, but for much of its history, the race served as the primary objective after Epsom Classic glory. West Australian, the first winner of the Triple Crown (2,000 Guineas, Derby, St Leger), The Flying Dutchman (1850), Gladiateur (1866) and Isinglass (1895) are other famous winners of both races. Ocean Swell, successful in 1945, is the last horse to have completed the Derby/Gold Cup double. The most recent winner of the Derby to take part was Blakeney, who finished runner-up in 1970.

The Gold Cup is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series.

Notable winners include Sagaro (1975, 1976 & 1977) – one of the greatest stayers of all time and the first horse to win the Gold Cup on three occasions; renowned for being a stayer with a true turn of foot, he also won the Grand Prix de Paris and the Prix du Cadran.

Ardross (1981 & 1982) – part of a vintage era of stayers that also included Sagaro and Le Moss; went down by three-quarters of a length to Le Moss in the 1980 Gold Cup before going on to dominate the staying division for the next two years; beaten a head on final appearance in Europe’s premier middle-distance contest, the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, in 1982.

Yeats (2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009) – the only horse to win the Gold Cup four times; one-time Derby contender who took the Coronation Cup at Epsom Downs as a four-year-old; also won the Irish St Leger, the Prix Royal-Oak and the Goodwood Cup; became the oldest winner (8yo) of the Gold Cup since Merman in 1900 when gaining his fourth success in 2009 and is commemorated with a statue in Ascot’s parade ring.

Rite Of Passage (2010) – set a track record of 4m 16.92s for the Gold Cup and no other winner has come close to it.

Estimate (2013) – The Queen’s stayer created history when becoming the first horse owned by a reigning monarch to win the Gold Cup. A half-sister to the 1999 Gold Cup winner Enzeli, Estimate also won the Queen’s Vase at Royal Ascot in 2012.

Stradivarius (2018 & 2019) – has dominated the staying division in recent seasons with his big race haul also including three G1 Goodwood Cups, two G2 Lonsdale Cups, as well as further success at Ascot in the G2 Queen’s Vase and the G2 QIPCO British Champions Long Distance Cup. Overseas-trained winners (since 1946) France (15) – Caracalla II (1946), Souverain (1947), Arbar (1948), Pan II (1951), Elpenor (1954), Macip (1956), Wallaby II (1959), Sheshoon (1960), Balto (1962), Pardallo II (1968), Lassalle (1973), Sagaro (1975, 1976 & 1977), Westerner (2005) Ireland (11) – Gladness (1958), Levmoss (1969), Enzeli (1999), Yeats (2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009), Rite Of Passage (2010), Fame And Glory (2011), Leading Light (2014), Order Of St George (2016) Italy (1) – Botticelli (1955) Betting (since 1946) Longest-priced winner: 25/1 Indian Queen (1991) Shortest-priced winner: 1/5F Ardross (1981) Market leaders: 29 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 73 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1946) 7 wins: Aidan O’Brien – Yeats (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009), Fame And Glory (2011), Leading Light (2014), Order Of St George (2016) Most successful jockey (since 1946) 11 wins: Lester Piggott – Zarathustra (1957), Gladness (1958), Pandofell (1961), Twilight Alley (1963), Fighting Charlie (1965), Sagaro (1975, 1976, 1977), Le Moss (1979), Ardross (1981, 1982) Most successful owner (since 1946) 7 wins: Coolmore Partners – Yeats (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009), Fame And Glory (2011), Leading Light (2014), Order Of St George (2016) 82

GOLD CUP WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/20/06 1 STRADIVARIUS John Gosden Frankie Dettori Bjorn Nielsen 5-9-02 Evs F 18/21/06 1 STRADIVARIUS John Gosden Frankie Dettori Bjorn Nielsen 4-9-01 7/4JF 17/22/06 1 BIG ORANGE Michael Bell James Doyle Bill & Tim Gredley 6-9-02 5/1 16/16/06 1 ORDER OF ST GEORGE Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Lloyd Williams, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 4-9-00 10/11F 15/18/06 1 TRIP TO PARIS Ed Dunlop Graham Lee La Grange Partnership 4-9-00 12/1 14/19/06 1 LEADING LIGHT Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph O’Brien Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 4-9-00 10/11F 13/20/06 1 ESTIMATE Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore H M The Queen 4-8-11 7/2F 12/21/06 1 COLOUR VISION Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 6/1 11/16/06 1 FAME AND GLORY Aidan O’Brien IRE Jamie Spencer Derrick Smith/Michael Tabor/Sue Magnier/Fitri Hay 5-9-02 11/8F 10/17/06 1 RITE OF PASSAGE Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen Dr Ronan Lambe 6-9-02 20/1 09/18/06 1 YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 8-9-02 6/4F 08/19/06 1 YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 7-9-02 11/8F 07/21/06 1 YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 6-9-02 8/13F 06/22/06 1 YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 5-9-02 7/1 *05/16/06 1 WESTERNER Elie Lellouche FR Olivier Peslier Ecurie Wildenstein 6-9-02 7/4F 04/17/06 1 PAPINEAU Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 5/1 03/19/06 1 MR DINOS Paul Cole Kieren Fallon Contantinos Shiacolas 4-9-00 3/1 02/20/06 1 ROYAL REBEL Mark Johnston Johnny Murtagh Peter Savill 6-9-02 16/1 01/21/06 1 ROYAL REBEL Mark Johnston Johnny Murtagh Peter Savill 5-9-02 8/1 00/22/06 1 KAYF TARA Saeed bin Suroor Michael Kinane Godolphin 6-9-02 11/8F 99/17/06 1 ENZELI John Oxx IRE Johnny Murtagh H H Aga Khan 4-9-00 20/1 98/18/06 1 KAYF TARA Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-9-00 11/1 97/19/06 1 CELERIC David Morley Pat Eddery Christopher Spence 5-9-02 11/2 96/20/06 1 CLASSIC CLICHE Saeed bin Suroor Michael Kinane Godolphin 4-9-00 3/1 95/22/06 1 DOUBLE TRIGGER Mark Johnston Jason Weaver Ron Huggins 4-9-00 9/4 94/16/06 1 ARCADIAN HEIGHTS Geoff Wragg Michael Hills John Pearce 6-9-02 20/1 93/17/06 1 DRUM TAPS Lord Huntingdon Frankie Dettori Yoshio Asakawa 7-9-02 13/2 92/18/06 1 DRUM TAPS Lord Huntingdon Frankie Dettori Yoshio Asakawa 6-9-02 7/4F 91/20/06 1 INDIAN QUEEN Lord Huntingdon Walter Swinburn Sir Gordon Brunton 6-8-13 25/1 90/21/06 1 ASHAL Tom Jones Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 4-9-00 14/1 89/22/06 1 SADEEM Guy Harwood Willie Carson Sheikh Mohammed 6-9-00 8/11F 88/16/06 1 SADEEM Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Sheikh Mohammed 5-9-00 7/2F 87/18/06 1 PAEAN Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Lord Howard de Walden 4-9-00 6/1 86/19/06 1 LONGBOAT Dick Hern Willie Carson Dick Hollingsworth 5-9-00 EvsF 85/20/06 1 GILDORAN Barry Hills Brent Thomson Robert Sangster 5-9-00 5/2F 84/21/06 1 GILDORAN Barry Hills Steve Cauthen Robert Sangster 4-9-00 10/1 83/16/06 1 LITTLE WOLF Dick Hern Willie Carson Lord Porchester 5-9-00 4/1 82/17/06 1 ARDROSS Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Charles St George 6-9-00 1/5F 81/18/06 1 ARDROSS Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Charles St George 5-9-00 3/10F 80/19/06 1 LE MOSS Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Carlo d’Alessio 5-9-00 3/1F 79/21/06 1 LE MOSS Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Carlo d’Alessio 4-9-00 7/4 78/22/06 1 SHANGAMUZO Michael Stoute Greville Starkey Mrs E Charles 5-9-00 13/2 77/16/06 1 SAGARO Francois Boutin FR Lester Piggott Gerry Oldham 6-9-00 9/4 76/17/06 1 SAGARO Francois Boutin FR Lester Piggott Gerry Oldham 5-9-00 8/15F 75/19/06 1 SAGARO Francois Boutin FR Lester Piggott Gerry Oldham 4-9-00 7/4F 74/20/06 1 RAGSTONE John Dunlop Ron Hutchinson Duke of Norfolk 4-9-00 6/4 73/21/06 1 LASSALLE Richard Carver FR Jimmy Lindley Zenya Yoshida 4-9-00 2/1F 72/22/06 1 ERIMO HAWK Geoffrey Barling Pat Eddery Y Yammamoto 4-9-00 10/1 71/17/06 1 RANDOM SHOT Arthur Budgett Geoff Lewis Mrs G S Benskin 4-9-00 11/1 70/20/06 PRECIPICE WOOD Rosemary Lomax Jimmy Lindley Bobby McAlpine 4-9-00 5/1 69/19/06 LEVMOSS Seamus McGrath IRE Bill Williamson Seamus McGrath 4-9-00 15/8F Mick Bartholomew FR Bill Pyers Mme Leon Volterra 5-9-00 13/2 68/20/06 PARDALLO II 67/22/06 PARBURY Derrick Candy Joe Mercer Major H P Holt 4-9-00 7/1 66/16/06 FIGHTING CHARLIE Freddie Maxwell Greville Starkey Lady Mairi Bury 5-9-00 15/8F 65/17/06 FIGHTING CHARLIE Freddie Maxwell Lester Piggott Lady Mairi Bury 4-9-00 6/1 1964 no race 63/20/06 TWILIGHT ALLEY Noel Murless Lester Piggott Lady Sassoon 4-9-00 10/3 62/21/06 BALTO Max Bonaventure FR Freddie Palmer A Rueff 4-9-00 7/4F 61/15/06 PANDOFELL Freddie Maxwell Lester Piggott H Warwick Daw 4-9-00 100/8 60/16/06 SHESHOON Alec Head FR George Moore Prince Aly Khan 4-9-00 7/4F 59/18/06 WALLABY II Percy Carter FR Freddie Palmer Baron G de Waldner 4-9-00 9/4 58/19/06 GLADNESS Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott John McShain 5-8-11 3/1JF 57/20/06 ZARATHUSTRA Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Lester Piggott T J S Gray 6-9-00 6/1 56/21/06 MACIP Charlie Elliott FR Serge Boullenger Marcel Boussac 4-9-00 6/1 55/13/07 BOTTICELLI Marc. della Rocchetta IT Enrico Camici Marchese della Rocchetta 4-9-00 9/4 54/17/06 ELPENOR Charlie Elliott FR Jacko Doyasbere Marcel Boussac 4-9-00 100/8 53/18/06 SOUEPI George Digby Charlie Elliott George Digby 5-9-00 11/2 52/19/06 AQUINO II Fred Armstrong Gordon Richards Maharanee of Baroda 4-9-00 4/1 51/14/06 PAN II Etienne Pollet FR Roget Poincelet M E Constant 4-9-00 100/8 50/15/06 SUPERTELLO Jack Waugh Doug Smith W Harvey 4-9-00 10/1 49/16/06 ALYCIDON Walter Earl Doug Smith Lord Derby 4-9-00 5/4 48/17/06 ARBAR Charles Semblat FR Charlie Elliott Marcel Boussac 4-9-00 4/6F 47/19/06 SOUVERAIN Henri Delavaud FR Marcel Lollierou M F R Schmitt 4-9-00 6/4 46/20/06 CARACALLA II Charles Semblat FR Charlie Elliott Marcel Boussac 4-9-00 4/9F *run at York

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THE BRITANNIA HANDICAP Background First run in 1928, the Britannia takes place over the straight mile of the Royal Hunt Cup course.

The race is a handicap for three-year-old colts and geldings.

Notable winners include Teleprompter (1983) – subsequently won the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot (then a G2 race & now a G1) in 1984 and the following year’s G1 Arlington Million in Chicago, USA. Fly To The Stars (1997) – went on to capture the G1 Lockinge Stakes at Newbury in 1999.

Roca Tumu (2013) – Irish-based trainer Joanna Morgan, the first woman to ride at Royal Ascot in 1975, saddled her only winner at the meeting.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (2) – Roca Tumu (2013), War Envoy (2015).

Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: 100/1 Fox Chapel (1990) Shortest-priced winner: 100/30F Mostashaar (2005) Market leaders: 10 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 4 wins Sir Michael Stoute – Finite (1977), Bal Dancer (1982), Ajaad (1991), Mostashaar (2005) John Gosden – North Song (1996), Plan-B (1998), El Gran Papa (2000), Analyser (2001) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 4 wins Pat Eddery – Rhineland (1978), Dallas (1986), Foreign Survivor (1988), Show Faith (1993) Jamie Spencer – New Seeker (2003), Sir Gerard (2006), Defrocked (2016), Bless Him (2017) Most successful owner (since 1977) 2 wins Hamdan Al Maktoum – Mostasaar (2005), Fareer (2009) Khalid Abdullah – Fifteen Love (2008), Biometric (2019)

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BRITANNIA HANDICAP WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/20/06 BIOMETRIC Ralph Beckett Harry Bentley Khalid Abdullah 3-8-08 28/1 18/21/06 OSTILIO Simon Crisford Silvestre de Sousa Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 3-8-09 10/1 17/22/06 BLESS HIM David Simcock Jamie Spencer Qatar Racing Limited 3-8-09 25/1 16/16/06 DEFROCKED Jamie Osborne Jamie Spencer Michael Buckley & Michael Watt 3-9-01 13/2 15/18/06 WAR ENVOY Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, M Tabor, D Smith & Joseph Allen 3-9-06 10/1 14/19/06 BORN IN BOMBAY Andrew Balding David Probert George Strawbridge 3-8-04 14/1 13/20/06 ROCA TUMU Joanna Morgan IRE Billy Lee Roca Tumu Syndicate 3-8-12 20/1 12/21/06 FAST OR FREE William Haggas Ryan Moore Ian & Christine Beard 3-8-10 6/1F 11/16/06 SAGRAMOR Hughie Morrison Nicky Mackay Melksham Craic 3-8-13 8/1 10/17/06 RANSOM NOTE Barry Hills Michael Hills Raymond Mould 3-8-10 9/1 09/18/06 FAREER Ed Dunlop Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-10 20/1 08/18/06 FIFTEEN LOVE Roger Charlton Steve Drowne Khalid Abdullah 3-8-10 28/1 07/21/06 EDDIE JOCK Michael Bell Johnny Murtagh Colin Gershinson 3-9-07 33/1 06/22/06 SIR GERARD James Fanshawe Jamie Spencer Rose-Ann Galligan 3-8-12 9/2F *05/16/06 MOSTASHAAR Sir Michael Stoute Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-01 10/3F 04/17/06 MANDOBI Alec Stewart Kieren Fallon Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 3-8-12 8/1 03/19/06 NEW SEEKER Clive Cox Jamie Spencer Elite Racing Club 3-8-08 16/1 02/20/06 PENTECOST Ian Balding Liam Keniry Exors of late Robert Hitchins 3-8-05 25/1 01/21/06 ANALYSER John Gosden Frannie Norton Robert Sangster and Tony Collins 3-8-03 14/1 00/22/06 EL GRAN PAPA John Gosden Frannie Norton Thomas P Tatham 3-8-04 4/1F 99/15/06 PYTHIOS Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon Mrs George Cambanis 3-9-01 10/1JF 98/16/06 PLAN-B John Gosden Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-07 8/1 97/17/06 FLY TO THE STARS Mark Johnston Olivier Peslier Peter Savill 3-9-03 20/1 96/18/06 NORTH SONG John Gosden Gary Hind John Gosden 3-8-01 14/1 95/20/06 MEDAILLE MILITAIRE John Dunlop Richard Quinn James Hartnett 3-8-03 4/1F 94/17/06 WIZARD KING Sir Mark Prescott John Lowe Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al Maktoum 3-7-07 9/1 93/18/06 SHOW FAITH Richard Hannon snr Pat Eddery Ian Wight 3-8-05 6/1F 92/19/06 EFHARISTO Clive Brittain Michael Roberts Lady Beaverbrook 3-8-00 14/1 91/21/06 AJAAD Michael Stoute Bruce Raymond Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-9-00 12/1 90/22/06 FOX CHAPEL Richard Hannon snr Gary Hind A F Budge (Equine) Ltd 3-7-07 100/1 89/23/06 POLAR BOY Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Mrs Mark Burrell 3-8-08 6/1 88/17/06 FOREIGN SURVIVOR Olivier Douieb Pat Eddery Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-9-03 7/1 87/19/06 GENOBRA Merrick Francis Chris Rutter Omar Zawawi 3-8-02 25/1 86/20/06 DALLAS Luca Cumani Pat Eddery Richard L Duchossois 3-8-07 9/2F 85/21/06 PROTECTION Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Jim Joel 3-9-07 9/2F 84/22/06 TORWAR Luca Cumani Darrell McHargue V M Zuco 3-8-05 6/1 83/17/06 TELEPROMPTER Bill Watts Willie Carson Lord Derby 3-7-13 8/1 82/18/06 BALI DANCER Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn John Pearce 3-8-05 5/1CF 81/19/06 OLYMPIC GLORY Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Mrs G Charalambous 3-8-06 9/1 80/20/06 APRIL BOUQUET Dick Hern Willie Carson Sir Michael Sobell 3-7-11 7/1 79/22/06 WELSH CHANTER Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Jim Joel 3-8-07 9/1 78/23/06 RHINELAND Peter Walwyn Pat Eddery Mrs D McCalmont 3-8-11 7/1 77/17/06 FINITE Michael Stoute Paul Cook Raymond Clifford-Turner 3-8-00 14/1 *run at York

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THE SANDRINGHAM HANDICAP Background The Sandringham Handicap was first staged at Royal Ascot in 2002 when the meeting was expanded to five days.

Before that, it was known as the Fern Hill Stakes and formed part of the traditional Heath Day card on the Saturday after the four-day Royal Meeting.

The race, for three-year-old fillies over the straight mile, had Listed status, but this has been withdawn for 2018, since the Pattern Committee no longer wanted Listed handicaps. It is now a handicap for three-year-old fillies rated 0-105.

Notable winners include Red Evie (2006) - captured the G1 Matron Stakes in 2006 before repelling Ramonti in a thrilling finish to the following season’s G1 Lockinge Stakes; dam of champion racemare Found.

Timepiece (2010) - went on to win the G1 Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket the following year.

Persuasive (2016) - finished her career in 2017 with G1 success at Ascot in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (Sponsored by QIPCO) Con Te Partiro (2017) - Successful on three continents; started her career in North America and went on to establish herself as a top mare in Australia with two G1 wins.

Overseas-trained winners Ireland (2): Beautyandthebeast (2005), Duntle (2012) USA (1): Con Te Partiro (2017) Betting Longest-priced winner: Thanks Be 33/1 (2019) Shortest-priced winner: Persuasive 11/4 (2016) Market leaders: 6 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 18 runnings Most successful trainer 2 wins John Dunlop – Tashawak (2002), Festivale (2008) Michael Bell – Red Evie (2006), Moneycantbuymelove (2009) Most successful jockey 4 wins Jamie Spencer – Red Evie (2003), Moneycantbuymelove (2009), Con Te Partiro (2017), Agrotera (2018) Most successful owner 2 wins Hamdan Al Maktoum – Tashawak (2002), Muteela (2014)

SANDRINGHAM HANDICAP WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/21/06 THANKS BE Charlie Fellowes Hayley Turner Emma Capon 3-8-00 33/1 18/22/06 AGROTERA Ed Walker Jamie Spencer Bjorn Nielsen 3-8-07 11/2F 17/21/06 CON TE PARTIRO Wesley Ward USA Jamie Spencer Hat Creek Racing 3-9-05 20/1 16/15/06 PERSUASIVE John Gosden Frankie Dettori Cheveley Park Stud 3-8-09 11/4F 15/17/06 OSAILA Richard Hannon Frankie Dettori Al Shaqab Racing 3-9-07 13/2 14/18/06 MUTEELA Mark Johnston Paul Hanagan Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-13 9/2F 13/19/06 ANNECDOTE Jonathan Portman Richard Kingscote Tom Edwards & Partners 3-8-07 11/1 12/20/06 DUNTLE David Wachman IRE Wayne Lordan Niarchos Family 3-9-02 4/1F 11/15/06 RHYTHM OF LIGHT Tom Dascombe Richard Kingscote Lowe Silver Deal 3-8-12 8/1 10/16/06 TIMEPIECE Henry Cecil Tom Queally Khalid Abdullah 3-9-05 5/1 09/17/06 MONEYCANTBUYMELOVE Michael Bell Jamie Spencer Wright/Stanley/Marsh/Lascellles/Harris 3-8-11 9/2F 08/18/06 FESTIVALE John Dunlop Kerrin McEvoy Prince A A Faisal 3-9-01 10/1 07/20/06 BARSHIBA David Elsworth Richard Quinn Jeff Smith 3-8-08 16/1 06/21/06 RED EVIE Michael Bell Jamie Spencer Terry Neill 3-8-12 5/1CF *05/15/06 BEAUTYANDTHEBEAST John Oxx IRE Michael Kinane Neil Jones 3-8-11 9/2 04/16/06 CELTIC HEROINE Michael Jarvis Kevin Darley Peter Savill 3-8-07 11/1 03/21/06 HOLD TO RANSOM Ed Dunlop Frankie Dettori Khalid Buhaleeba 3-9-07 11/1 02/22/06 TASHAWAK John Dunlop Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-07 12/1 *run at York

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THE PALACE OF HOLYROODHOUSE HANDICAP Background Run as part of Royal Ascot’s enhanced order of running in 2020, this five-furlong handicap for three-year-olds is named after the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the Monarchy in Scotland.

THE ALBANY STAKES Background This race was first run in 2002 as the Henry Carnarvon Stakes, honouring The Queen’s late racing manager, and the Listed race proved so successful that it was promoted to G3 status in 2005.

Restricted to two-year-old fillies, the six-furlong contest provides one of the first opportunities of the season for promising types to prove their ability and go on to harbour Guineas’ aspirations.

Notable winners include Samitar (2011) – progressed to land the Irish 1,000 Guineas in 2012.

Cursory Glance (2014) – successful in the G1 Moyglare Stud Stakes later in the season.

Brave Anna (2016) – subsequently triumphed in G1 Cheveley Park Stakes at Newmarket in the autumn.

Overseas-trained winners Ireland (2): Cuis Ghaire (2008), Brave Anna (2016) France (1): Different League (2017) Betting Longest-priced winner: Nijoom Dubai 50/1 (2007) Shortest-priced winner: Cuis Ghaire 8/11 (2008) Market leaders: 5 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 18 runnings Most successful trainer 3 wins Mick Channon – Silca’s Gift (2003), Nijoom Dubai (2008), Samitar (2011) Most successful jockey 4 wins Jamie Spencer – La Chunga (2005), Nijoom Dubai (2007), Samitar (2011), Kiyoshi (2013) Most successful owner 2 wins Sir Robert Ogden – La Chunga (2005), Sander Camillo (2006)

ALBANY STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/21/06 3 DAAYEH Roger Varian David Egan HH Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa 2-9-00 4/1F 18/22/06 3 MAIN EDITION Mark Johnston James Doyle Saif Ali 2-9-00 7/1 17/23/06 3 DIFFERENT LEAGUE Mauthieu Palussiere FR Antoine Hamelin Theresa Marnane 2-9-00 20/1 16/17/06 3 BRAVE ANNA Aidan O’Brien IRE Seamie Heffernan Evie Stockwell 2-9-00 16/1 15/19/06 3 ILLUMINATE Richard Hannon Richard Hughes Denford Stud 2-9-00 4/1F 14/20/06 3 CURSORY GLANCE Roger Varian Andrea Atzeni Merry Fox Stud Limited 2-9-00 14/1 13/21/06 3 KIYOSHI Charlie Hills Jamie Spencer Qatar Racing Limited 2-8-12 8/1 12/22/06 3 NEWFANGLED John Gosden William Buick HRH Princess Haya of Jordan 2-8-12 7/4F 11/17/06 3 SAMITAR Mick Channon Jamie Spencer Nick & Olga Dhandsa/John & Zoe Webster 2-8-12 16/1 10/18/06 3 MEMORY Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 2-8-12 15/2 09/19/06 3 HABAAYIB Ed Dunlop Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 2-8-12 16/1 08/20/06 3 CUIS GHAIRE Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger & Harry Dobson 2-8-12 8/11F 07/22/06 3 NIJOOM DUBAI Mick Channon Jamie Spencer Jaber Abdullah 2-8-12 50/1 06/23/06 3 SANDER CAMILLO Jeremy Noseda Frankie Dettori Sir Robert Ogden 2-8-12 4/1F *05/17/06 3 LA CHUNGA Jeremy Noseda Jamie Spencer Sir Robert Ogden 2-8-09 10/1 04/19/06 L JEWEL IN THE SAND Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Sand Associates 2-8-11 10/1 03/20/06 L SILCA’S GIFT Mick Channon Steve Drowne Aldridge Racing Ltd 2-8-11 5/1 02/22/06 L DUTY PAID David Elsworth Richard Quinn Jeff Smith 2-8-11 11/1 *run at York

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THE NORFOLK STAKES

Background First run in 1843, this race was formerly known as the New Stakes and staged over a distance of just under four furlongs.

It was renamed in 1973 after the Duke of Norfolk, Her Majesty’s Representative at Ascot between 1945 and 1972, and is for twoyear-olds over five furlongs.

The Norfolk Stakes had G3 status until promoted to G2 in 2006 and is part of Breeders’ Cup ‘Win and You’re In’.

Notable winners include Pall Mall (1957) – followed up victory in the Norfolk Stakes with success in the 2,000 Guineas in 1958, becoming The Queen’s first home-bred Classic winner.

Godswalk (1976) – returned to Royal Ascot in 1977 to win the King’ Stand Stakes, despite stumbling leaving the stalls; became one of Coolmore’s early stallions and the first to shuttle between Ireland and Australia.

Johannesburg (2001) – crowned champion juvenile on both sides of the Atlantic following a brilliant unbeaten campaign that included G1 victories in the Phoenix Stakes, Prix Morny, Middle Park Stakes and on dirt in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile.

No Nay Never (2013) – trained by American handler Wesley Ward to break the two-year-old track record (which he still holds), stopping the clock at 58.80s; won the G1 Prix Morny at Deauville on his next start; now a successful stallion.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1973) Ireland (7) – Faliraki (1975), Godswalk (1976), Day Is Done (1981), Magic Mirror (1984), Johannesburg (2001), Waterloo Bridge (2015), Sioux Nation (2017) USA (2) – No Nay Never (2013), Shang Shang Shang (2018) Betting (since 1973) Longest-priced winner: 33/1 Tippitt Boy (1997) Shortest-priced winner: 4/11F Precocious (1983) Market leaders: 11 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 47 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1973) 3 wins Richard Hannon snr – Niche (1992), Lucky Lionel (1995), Baron’s Pit (2002) Peter Chapple-Hyam – Turtle Island (1993), Dutch Art (2006), Winker Watson (2007) Aidan O’Brien – Johannesburg (2001), Waterloo Bridge (2015), Sioux Nation (2017) Most successful jockey (since 1973) 5 wins* Lester Piggott – Faliraki (1975), Emboss (1977), Precocious (1983), Magic Mirror (1984), Niche (1992) *Piggott also won on Abermaid (1961), Tin King (1965), Falcon (1966) and Swing Easy (1970).

Most successful owner (since 1973) 3 wins Coolmore Partners – Johannesburg (2001), Waterloo Bridge (2015), Sioux Nation (2017) Fillies (since 1973) Four fillies have triumped since 1973 – Petillante (1989), Niche (1992), Superstar Leo (2000), Shang Shang Shang (2018).

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NORFOLK STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/20/06 2 A’ALI Simon Crisford Frankie Dettori Shaikh Duaij Al Khalifa 2-9-01 5/1 18/21/06 2 SHANG SHANG SHANG Wesley Ward USA Joel Rosario Breeze Easy LLC 2-8-12 5/1 17/22/06 2 SIOUX NATION Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 2-9-01 14/1 16/16/06 2 PRINCE OF LIR Robert Cowell Luke Morris Cool Silk Racing Partnership 2-9-01 8/1 15/18/06 2 WATERLOO BRIDGE Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 2-9-01 12/1 14/19/06 2 BAITHA ALGA Richard Hannon Frankie Dettori Al Shaqab Racing 2-9-01 8/1 13/20/06 2 NO NAY NEVER Wesley Ward USA Joel Rosario Linda Shanahan & Ice Wine Stable 2-9-01 4/1 12/21/06 2 RECKLESS ABANDON Clive Cox Adam Kirby Miss J Deadman & S Barrow 2-9-01 4/1 11/16/06 2 BAPAK CHINTA Kevin Ryan Phillip Makin T A Rahman 2-9-01 6/1 10/17/06 2 APPROVE William Haggas Eddie Ahern Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 2-9-01 16/1 09/18/06 2 RADIOHEAD Brian Meehan Jamie Spencer Carmen Burrell & Jonathan Harvey 2-9-01 10/1 08/19/06 2 SOUTH CENTRAL Howard Johnson Robert Winston Transcend Bloodstock LLP 2-9-01 11/4F 07/21/06 2 WINKER WATSON Peter Chapple-Hyam Jimmy Fortune Comic Strip Heroes/Joy Trotter 2-9-01 2/1F 06/22/06 2 DUTCH ART Peter Chapple-Hyam Alan Munro Susan Roy 2-9-01 11/4 *05/16/06 3 MASTA PLASTA Howard Johnson Robert Winston Transcend Bloodstock Llp 2-8-12 7/2 04/17/06 3 BLUE DAKOTA Jeremy Noseda Eddie Ahern Adrian Nolan, Geraldine Ryan 2-8-12 5/4F 03/19/06 3 RUSSIAN VALOUR Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Tony Latter & Partners 2-8-12 4/1 02/20/06 3 BARON’S PIT Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Jeff & Kath Thomas 2-8-12 12/1 01/21/06 3 JOHANNESBURG Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 2-8-12 11/8F 00/22/06 3 SUPERSTAR LEO William Haggas Richard Quinn Superstar Leo Partnership 2-8-07 5/1 99/17/06 3 WARM HEART John Gosden Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-12 7/2 98/18/06 3 ROSSELLI Jack Berry John Carroll Terry Holdcroft 2-8-12 10/1 97/19/06 3 TIPPITT BOY Kevin McAuliffe John Reid Highgrove Developments Ltd 2-8-12 33/1 96/20/06 3 TIPSY CREEK Ben Hanbury Willie Ryan Abdullah Ali 2-8-12 7/2F 95/22/06 2 LUCKY LIONEL Richard Hannon snr Frankie Dettori Antonio Balzarini 2-8-12 11/1 94/16/06 3 MIND GAMES Jack Berry John Carroll Robert Hughes 2-8-13 5/2 93/17/06 3 TURTLE ISLAND Peter Chapple-Hyam John Reid Robert Sangster 2-8-13 3/1 92/18/06 3 NICHE Richard Hannon snr Lester Piggott Lord Carnarvon 2-8-08 9/1 91/20/06 3 MAGIC RING Paul Cole Alan Munro Fahd Salman 2-8-13 7/4F 90/21/06 3 LINE ENGAGED David Elsworth Steve Cauthen I Karageorgis 2-8-13 14/1 89/22/06 3 PETILLANTE Alex Scott Richard Hills Peter Newell 2-8-08 10/1 88/16/06 3 SUPERPOWER Bill O’Gorman Tony Ives Mrs Poh Lian Yong 2-8-13 EvsF 87/18/06 3 COLMORE ROW William Jarvis Bruce Raymond Doris Allen 2-8-13 10/3 86/19/06 3 SIZZLING MELODY Lord John FitzGerald Richard Hills Mary Watt 2-8-11 5/1 85/20/06 3 MAROUBLE Charlie Nelson Joe Mercer Countess of Lonsdale 2-8-11 20/1 84/21/06 3 MAGIC MIRROR Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Stavros Niarchos 2-8-11 11/8 83/16/06 3 PRECOCIOUS Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Lord Tavistock 2-8-11 4/11F 82/17/06 3 BRONDESBURY Bill O’Gorman Tony Ives Ahmed Foustok 2-8-11 8/11F 81/18/06 3 DAY IS DONE Dermot Weld IRE Wally Swinburn Bertram Firestone 2-8-11 5/2 80/19/06 3 CHUMMYS SPECIAL Gavin Hunter Greville Starkey Jack Maxwell 2-8-11 11/2 79/21/06 3 ROMEO ROMANI Ryan Price Brian Taylor Harry Demetriou 2-8-11 7/2 78/22/06 3 SCHWEPPESHIRE LAD Michael Stoute Greville Starkey M Madden 2-8-11 9/4 77/16/06 3 EMBOSS Ron Boss Lester Piggott Torki Saud 2-8-11 11/4 76/16/06 3 GODSWALK Christy Grassick IRE Dermot Hogan Patrick Gallagher 2-8-11 8/13F 75/19/06 3 FALIRAKI Mick O’Toole IRE Lester Piggott Mrs M O’Toole 2-8-11 6/1 74/20/06 3 OVERTOWN Doug Smith Eric Eldin Sir H Calley 2-8-11 9/2 73/21/06 3 HABAT Peter Walwyn Pat Eddery Dr Carlo Vittadini 2-8-11 7/4F *run at York

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THE HARDWICKE STAKES Background First run in 1879 and named after the fifth Earl of Hardwicke, Master of the Buckhounds between 1874 and 1879. Initially run as a weight-for-age conditions race open to three-year-olds, the 12-furlong (1m 3s 211y) contest is now for four-year-olds and upwards.

Early winners of the Hardwicke Stakes include Tristan, the only three-time victor (1882-1884) who also captured the July Cup, the Coronation Cup twice and the Gold Cup in an outstanding career, and the brilliant Triple Crown winner Ormonde (1886 & 1887).

The race conditions were enhanced in 2012, with no penalties for G1 or G2 winners, along with a significant injection of prize money.

Notable winners include Aureole (1954) – one of Her Majesty The Queen’s best horses; second in the 1953 Derby and followed up success in the Hardwicke Stakes with victory in the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot the next month, becoming the first horse to complete that big-race double; went on to become champion sire in Britain.

Rheingold (1973) – also runner-up in the previous year’s Derby and subsequently defeated the mighty Allez France in the 1973 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Stanerra (1983) – top-class mare who became the first horse since Shaddock in 1896 to win both the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes and the Hardwicke Stakes at the same Royal Ascot, breaking the track record in the latter race; went on to capture the Japan Cup later the same year.

Harbinger (2010) – the most recent of five horses to follow up victory in the Hardwicke Stakes by taking the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes, joining Aureole (1954), Aggressor (1960), Park Top (1969) and Doyen (2004). He won the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes by a record 11 lengths, a performance judged to be the best in the world that year by the World Thoroughbred Rankings, before a leg injury forced retirement.

Crystal Ocean (2018) – provided his trainer Sir Michael Stoute with a remarkable 11th Hardwicke Stakes victory and returned to the Royal Meeting the following year to win the G1 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (6) – Meneval (1977), Stanerra (1983), Oscar Schindler (1996), Macarthur (2008), Await The Dawn (2011), Idaho (2017) France (2) – Montcontour (1978), Scorpio (1980) Oldest winners (since 1977) The oldest winners have been six-year-olds Jupiter Island (1985), Posidonas (1998), Zindabab (2002), Bandari (2005) and Maraahel (2007) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: 50/1 Assatis (1990) Shortest-priced winner: 4/11 Assatis (1989) Market leaders: 15 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 11 wins: Sir Michael Stoute – Dihistan (1986), Rock Hopper (1991, 1992), Maraahel (2006, 2007), Harbinger (2010), Sea Moon (2012), Telescope (2014), Snow Sky (2015), Dartmouth (2016), Crystal Ocean (2018) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 6 wins*: Pat Eddery – Orange Bay (1976), Dihistan (1986), Assatis (1989), Rock Hopper (1991, 1992), Posidonas (1998) *Eddery also won on Charlie Bubbles in 1975 Most successful owner (since 1977) 4 wins: Hamdan Al Maktoum – Almaarad (1988), Bandari (2005), Maraahel (2006 & 2007)

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HARDWICKE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/22/06 2 DEFOE Roger Varian Andrea Atzeni Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 5-9-01 11/4F 18/23/06 2 CRYSTAL OCEAN Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 4-9-01 4/7F 17/24/06 2 IDAHO Aidan O’Brien IRE Seamie Heffernan Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 4-9-01 9/2 16/18/06 2 DARTMOUTH Sir Michael Stoute Olivier Peslier H M The Queen 4-9-01 10/1 15/20/06 2 SNOW SKY Sir Michael Stoute Pat Smullen Khalid Abdullah 4-9-01 12/1 14/21/06 2 TELESCOPE Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 4-9-01 7/4F 13/22/06 2 THOMAS CHIPPENDALE Lady Cecil Johnny Murtagh Sir Robert Ogden 4-9-00 8/1 12/23/06 2 SEA MOON Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Khalid Abdullah 4-9-00 3/1F 11/18/06 2 AWAIT THE DAWN Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 4-9-00 4/6F 10/19/06 2 HARBINGER Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 4-9-00 8/11F 09/20/06 2 BRONZE CANNON John Gosden Jimmy Fortune Anthony Oppenheimer 4-9-03 8/1 08/21/06 2 MACARTHUR Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 4-9-00 11/8F 07/23/06 2 MARAAHEL Sir Michael Stoute Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 6-9-00 10/3 06/24/06 2 MARAAHEL Sir Michael Stoute Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 5-9-00 9/2 *05/18/06 2 BANDARI Mark Johnston Willie Supple Hamdan Al Maktoum 6-8-09 10/1 04/19/06 2 DOYEN Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4-8-09 6/5F 03/21/06 2 INDIAN CREEK David Elsworth Richard Quinn Seymour Cohn 5-8-09 14/1 02/22/06 2 ZINDABAD Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Abdulla Buhaleeba 6-8-12 4/1 01/22/06 2 SANDMASON Henry Cecil Willie Ryan Plantation Stud 4-8-09 12/1 00/23/06 2 FRUITS OF LOVE Mark Johnston Olivier Peslier Mick Doyle 4-8-12 9/2 99/18/06 2 FRUITS OF LOVE Mark Johnston Olivier Peslier Mick Doyle 4-8-12 12/1 98/19/06 2 POSIDONAS Paul Cole Pat Eddery Athos Christodoulou 6-8-09 15/2 97/20/06 2 PREDAPPIO Saeed bin Suroor Gary Stevens Godolphin 4-8-12 6/1 96/21/06 2 OSCAR SCHINDLER Kevin Prendergast IRE Michael Kinane Oliver Lehane 4-8-09 7/4F 95/23/06 2 BEAUCHAMP HERO John Dunlop John Reid Erik Penser 5-8-09 11/2 94/17/06 2 BOBZAO Terry Mills John Reid Terry Mills 5-8-09 11/1 93/18/06 2 JEUNE Geoff Wragg Ray Cochrane Exors of late Sir Robin McAlpine 4-8-09 7/2 92/19/06 2 ROCK HOPPER Michael Stoute Pat Eddery Maktoum Al Maktoum 5-8-12 8/15F 91/21/06 2 ROCK HOPPER Michael Stoute Pat Eddery Maktoum Al Maktoum 4-8-12 5/6F 90/22/06 2 ASSATIS Guy Harwood Ray Cochrane S Harada 5-9-00 50/1 89/23/06 2 ASSATIS Guy Harwood Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 4-8-09 4/11F 88/17/06 2 ALMAARAD John Dunlop Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 5-8-12 6/1 87/19/06 2 ORBAN Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Prince A A Faisal 4-8-09 11/4 86/20/06 2 DIHISTAN Michael Stoute Pat Eddery H H Aga Khan 4-8-09 11/2 85/21/06 2 JUPITER ISLAND Clive Brittain Lester Piggott The Marquess of Tavistock 6-8-09 85/40 84/22/06 2 KHAIRPOUR Fulke Johnson Houghton Steve Cauthen G J Chittick 5-8-12 13/2 83/17/06 2 STANERRA Frank Dunne IRE Brian Rouse Frank Dunne 5-8-09 4/1 82/18/06 2 CRITIQUE Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Garo Vanlan 4-8-09 7/2 81/19/06 2 PELERIN Harry Wragg Brian Taylor Sir Phillip Oppenheimer 4-8-12 7/1 80/20/06 2 SCORPIO Francois Boutin FR Philippe Paquet Gerry Oldham 4-9-00 2/1F 79/22/06 2 OBRAZTSOVY Ryan Price Brian Taylor Robert Sangster 4-8-09 9/4F 78/23/06 2 MONTCONTOUR Maurice Zilber FR Yves Saint-Martin Mrs H H Hausmann 4-8-12 25/1 77/17/06 2 MENEVAL Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Mrs George F Getty II 4-9-00 2/1F *run at York

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THE COMMONWEALTH CUP Background The inaugural running of the Commonwealth Cup in 2015 marked the first Group One sprint contest in Europe confined to three-year-olds.

It was also the first new race in the 44-year history of the European Pattern to go straight in with G1 status, rather than with a probationary period at a lower level or no grade at all.

All 18 runners had already secured black type, while 13 were Group or Listed winners. Muhaarar, an Oasis Dream colt owned

by Hamdan Al Maktoum and trained by Charlie Hills, was the most impressive winner, coming home clear of future G1 victor Limato.

The stunning victory was no fluke as Muhaarar remained unbeaten for the rest of the year in three more G1 sprints, the Darley July Cup, the Prix Maurice De Gheest and the QIPCO British Champions Sprint, becoming European Champion Sprinter.

Other notable winners include Quiet Reflection (2016) – proved more than a match for her elders later that season with a dominant victory in the G1 Sprint Cup at Haydock Park.

Caravaggio (2017) – doubled his tally at Royal Ascot, after a brilliant victory in the 2016 Coventry Stakes, in an oustanding renewal of the race; chased home by Harry Angel, who ended the year as Europe’s champion sprinter, and Blue Point, who in 2019 emulated Choisir by winning the G1 King’s Stand Stakes and G1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

COMMONWEALTH CUP WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/21/06 1 ADVERTISE Martyn Meade Frankie Dettori Phoenix Thoroughbred Limited 3-9-03 8/1 18/22/06 1 EQTIDAAR Sir Michael Stoute Jim Crowley Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-03 12/1 17/23/06 1 CARAVAGGIO Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 3-9-03 5/6F 16/17/06 1 QUIET REFLECTION Karl Burke Dougie Costello Ontoawinner, Strecker & Burke 3-9-00 7/4F 15/19/06 1 MUHAARAR Charlie Hills Dane O’Neill Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-03 10/1

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THE QUEEN’S VASE Background Queen Victoria donated a gold vase for a mile and a half race at Ascot in 1838. This race would become the Gold Cup Vase and then in 1960 was renamed the Queen’s Vase after Queen Elizabeth II. It was restricted to three-year-olds in 1987.

The distance of the Queen’s Vase was reduced to a mile and six furlongs in 2017 (1m 6f 34y), having previously been run at two miles, and was upgraded to G2 status for the first time, with the prize money boosted to £225,000. This was part of reforms brought in to strenghen the race programme for stayers in Britain.

The 2013 renewal was called the Queen’s Vase In Memory of Sir Henry Cecil after leading trainer Sir Henry Cecil who died on June 11 that year and had sent out eight winners of this race.

Notable winners include Le Moss (1978) – one of the greatest stayers of modern times; completed the stayers’ Triple Crown in 1979 by winning the Gold Cup, Goodwood Cup and Doncaster Cup; did the treble again in 1980, defeating future Gold Cup hero Ardross on each occasion. Joanna Morgan became the first female jockey to ride at Royal Ascot in the 1978 Queen’s Vase on Gallowshill Boy, who finished ninth.

Mamool (2002) – went on to win the 2003 G2 Yorkshire Cup before dropping back in trip and gaining two G1s in Germany, notably the Grosser Preis von Baden.

Estimate (2012) – subsequently gained a memorable success in the 2013 Gold Cup, establishing Her Majesty The Queen as the first reigning monarch to win the prestigious race.

Stradivarius (2017) – prolific stayer who has won the last two editions of the Gold Cup; also a three-time winner of the G1 Goodwood Cup and dual winner of the G2 Lonsdale Cup at York; crowned Europe’s champion stayer in 2018 & 2019.

Kew Gardens (2018) – captured the G1 Grand Prix de Paris next time out before winning the final British Classic, the G1 St Leger, at Doncaster; ended Stradivarius’ 10-race winning streak when the pair clashed for the first time in the G2 QIPCO British Champions Long Distance Cup at Ascot in October 2019, scoring by a nose.

Queen’s Vase/St Leger double The Queen’s Vase has become a classier race in recent years. This is emphasised by Leading Light (2013) and Kew Gardens (2018), both trained by Aidan O’Brien, going on to victory in the G1 St Leger at Doncaster.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (8): Ore (1981), Gordi (1996), Mahler (2007), Mikhail Glinka (2010), Leading Light (2013), Aloft (2015), Sword Fighter (2016), Kew Gardens (2018) France (1): Infrasonic (1993) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Stavordale (1986) & Sword Fighter (2016), both 33/1 Shortest-priced winner: Leading Light 5/4 (2013) Market leaders: 15 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 7 wins Mark Johnston – And Beyond (2001), Shanty Star (2003), Melrose Avenue (2005), Soapy Danger (2006), Holberg (2009), Namibian (2011), Hartnell (2014) The late Sir Henry Cecil won the race eight times between 1972 and 1999 Most successful jockey (since 1977) 4 wins Kevin Darley – And Beyond (2001), Shanty Star (2003), Melrose Avenue (2005), Soapy Danger (2006).

Ryan Moore – Patkai (2008), Estimate (2012), Aloft (2015), Kew Gardens (2018) Most successful owner (since 1977) 6 wins Coolmore partnerships – Mahler (2007), Mikhail Glinka (2010), Leading Light (2013), Aloft (2015), Sword Fighter (2016), Kew Gardens (2018)

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QUEEN’S VASE WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/19/20 2 DASHING WILLOUGHBY Andrew Balding Oisin Murphy Mick & Janice Mariscotti 3-9-00 6/1 18/20/06 2 KEW GARDENS Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-9-00 10/3 17/23/06 2 STRADIVARIUS John Gosden Andrea Atzeni Bjorn Nielsen 3-9-00 11/2 16/17/06 L SWORD FIGHTER Aidan O’Brien IRE Colm O’Donoghue Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 3-9-03 33/1 15/19/06 L ALOFT Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-9-03 5/2F 14/20/06 3 HARTNELL Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-9-03 7/2 13/21/06 3 LEADING LIGHT Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph O’Brien Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3-9-04 5/4F 12/22/06 3 ESTIMATE Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore H M The Queen 3-8-12 3/1F 11/17/06 3 NAMIBIAN Mark Johnston Silvestre De Sousa Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-9-01 7/2F 10/18/06 3 MIKHAIL GLINKA Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 3-9-01 2/1F 09/19/06 3 HOLBERG Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 3-9-01 7/1 08/20/06 3 PATKAI Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Ballymacoll Stud 3-9-01 6/4F Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 3-9-01 7/1 07/22/06 3 MAHLER Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane 06/23/06 3 SOAPY DANGER Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Renata Jacobs 3-9-01 4/1 *05/17/06 3 MELROSE AVENUE Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-11 4/1 04/18/06 3 DUKE OF VENICE Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-11 9/2 03/20/06 3 SHANTY STAR Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-8-11 7/2F 02/21/06 3 MAMOOL Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 3-8-11 9/1 01/19/06 3 AND BEYOND Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Maktoum Al Maktoum 3-8-11 11/1 00/20/06 3 DALAMPOUR Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon H H Aga Khan 3-8-11 3/1F 99/16/06 3 ENDORSEMENT Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon Cliveden Stud 3-8-06 5/1 98/17/06 3 MARIDPOUR Sir Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn H H Aga Khan 3-8-11 6/1 97/18/06 3 WINDSOR CASTLE Paul Cole Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 3-8-11 9/2 96/19/06 3 GORDI Dermot Weld IRE Michael Kinane Allen Paulson 3-8-11 7/1 95/21/06 3 STELVIO Henry Cecil Michael Kinane Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-11 7/4F 94/15/06 3 SILVER WEDGE Geoff Lewis Michael Hills Shirley Robins 3-8-11 20/1 93/16/06 3 INFRASONIC Andre Fabre FR Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3-8-11 3/1F 92/17/06 3 LANDOWNER John Gosden Ray Cochrane Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-11 8/1 91/19/06 3 JENDALI Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-11 15/2 90/20/06 L RIVER GOD Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 3-8-11 6/4F 89/21/06 L WELD William Jarvis Bruce Raymond Lord Howard de Walden 3-8-09 16/1 88/15/06 L GREEN ADVENTURE Guy Harwood Greville Starkey J Garcia-Roady 3-8-09 6/4F 87/17/06 L ARDEN Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Lord Howard de Walden 3-8-09 7/2 86/18/06 L STAVORDALE Tom Jones Michael Roberts Solna Thomson Jones 3-7-10 33/1 85/19/06 3 WASSL MERBAYEH Tom Jones Richard Hills Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 3-8-00 6/1 84/20/06 3 BAYNOUN Fulke Johnson Houghton Willie Carson H H Aga Khan 3-8-00 13/8F 83/15/06 3 SANTELLA MAN Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Roy Taiano 4-9-08 11/1 82/16/06 3 EVZON Clive Brittain Lester Piggott Capt Marcos Lemos 4-9-03 16/1 Kevin Prendergast IRE Willie Carson Patrick Prendergast 3-8-00 15/2 81/17/06 3 ORE 80/18/06 3 TOONDRA Michael Jarvis Paul Cook Lady Beaverbrook 3-8-00 15/2 79/20/06 3 BUTTRESS Dick Hern Willie Carson H M Queen 3-8-05 3/1F 78/21/06 3 LE MOSS Henry Cecil Geoff Baxter Carlo d’Alessio 3-8-00 7/4F 77/15/06 3 MILLIONAIRE Peter Walwyn Pat Eddery Mrs D McCalmont 3-8-05 8/1 *run at York run over two miles from 1977 to 2016.

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THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH HANDICAP Background First run over five furlongs as the Bessborough Stakes in 1914, the race is now a mile and a half (1m 3f 211y) handicap open to three-year-olds and upwards rated 0-105.

It was renamed the Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap in 1999.

Notable winners include Blueprint (1999) – owned by Her Majesty The Queen; captured the following year’s G2 Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket and was subsequently placed in G1s in the USA. Young Mick (2006) – Ascot specialist, who completed a four-timer at the course during the 2006 season, culminating in the G3 Cumberland Lodge Stakes in September.

Fox Hunt (2011) – won G3 German St Leger for Mark Johnston before being transferred to Godolphin and winning the G3 Nad Al Sheba Trophy on turf at Meydan in 2012.

Arab Spring (2014) – dual G3 winner for Sir Michael Stoute and Ballymacoll Stud.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (1): Katiykha (2000) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Young Mick 28/1 (2006) Shortest-priced winner: Arab Spring 11/4 (2014) Market leaders: 10 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 6 wins Sir Michael Stoute – Greek Palace (1998), Blueprint (1999), Notable Guest (2005), Sugar Ray (2008), Opinion (2013), Arab Spring (2014) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 4 wins Pat Eddery – Stratford Ponds (1989), Source Of Light (1993), Son Of Sharp Shot (1995), Zaralaska (1997) Ryan Moore – Sugar Ray (2008), Opinion (2013), Arab Spring (2014), Baghdad (2019) Most successful owner (since 1977) 2 wins Robert Sangster – Sikorsky (1984), Clanrallier (1985) Khalid Abdullah – Source Of Light (1993), Notable Guest (2005)

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DUKE OF EDINBURGH HANDICAP WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/21/06 BAGHDAD Mark Johnston Ryan Moore Mohammed bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 4-9-08 7/2f 18/22/06 DASH OF SPICE David Elsworth Silvestre de Sousa Jeff Smith 4-9-03 7/2F 17/23/06 RARE RHTYHM Charlie Appleby William Buick Godolphin 5-9-02 20/1 16/17/06 KINEMA Ralph Beckett Fran Berry The Ashes 5-9-04 8/1 15/19/06 ARAB DAWN Hughie Morrison Richard Hughes Eason, Kerr-Dineen, Hughes, Edward-Jones 4-9-02 6/1JF 14/21/06 ARAB SPRING Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Ballymacoll Stud 4-9-10 11/4F 13/22/06 OPINION Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 4-9-00 8/1 12/23/06 CAMBORNE John Gosden William Buick HRH Princess Haya of Jordan 4-9-04 11/2F 11/18/06 FOX HUNT Mark Johnston Silvestre de Sousa Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 4-9-08 12/1 10/19/06 CILL RIALAIG Hughie Morrison Steve Drowne Pangfield Partners 5-8-11 16/1 09/20/06 DRILL SERGEANT Mark Johnston Joe Fanning John Barson 4-9-07 14/1 08/21/06 SUGAR RAY Sir Michael Stoute Ryan Moore Philip Newton 4-9-00 8/1 07/23/06 PEVENSEY John Quinn Graham Gibbons Dum Spiro Spero 5-8-10 8/1 06/24/06 YOUNG MICK George Margarson Richard Quinn Mike Kentish 4-8-08 28/1 *05/18/06 NOTABLE GUEST Sir Michael Stoute Michael Kinane Khalid Abdullah 4-9-08 4/1 04/19/06 WUNDERWOOD Lady Herries Seb Sanders Tony Perkins 5-9-01 15/2 03/17/06 WAVERLEY Hughie Morrison Jimmy Fortune Exors of the late Lord Margadale 4-9-00 14/1 02/18/06 THUNDERING SURF John Jenkins Richard Hughes C & Mrs J Wright 5-9-00 11/1 01/19/06 TAKAMAKA BAY Mark Johnston Darryll Holland The Chaps Partnership 4-9-00 10/1 00/20/06 KATIYKHA John Oxx IRE Johnny Murtagh H H Aga Khan 4-9-09 10/1 99/16/06 BLUEPRINT Sir Michael Stoute Gary Stevens H M The Queen 3-8-06 4/1F 98/17/06 GREEK PALACE Sir Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Lord Weinstock 4-9-08 9/1 97/18/06 ZARALASKA Luca Cumani Pat Eddery Fittocks Stud 6-8-13 8/1 96/19/06 TYKEYVOR Lady Herries Fergal Lynch Seymour Bloodstock (UK) Ltd 6-8-01 14/1 95/21/06 SON OF SHARP SHOT John Dunlop Pat Eddery Windflower Overseas Holdings Inc 5-8-13 5/1 94/15/06 MASTER CHARLIE Ian Balding Frankie Dettori David R Watson 4-9-02 10/1 93/16/06 SOURCE OF LIGHT Roger Charlton Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 4-9-03 11/1 92/17/06 SPINNING Ian Balding Ray Cochrane Paul Mellon 5-9-03 25/1 91/19/06 RINJA David Arbuthnot John Lowe Omar Zawawi 4-7-09 16/1 90/20/06 HATEEL Peter Walwyn Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 4-9-00 5/1F 89/21/06 STRATFORD PONDS John Dunlop Pat Eddery Frank Sanderson 4-8-04 10/1 88/15/06 VOUCHSAFE Dick Hern Willie Carson Lady Beaverbrook 6-7-13 12/1 87/17/06 PRIMITIVE RISING Henry Cecil Willie Ryan Stavros Niarchos 3-8-05 7/2F 86/18/06 CONVINCED Guy Harwood Tony Clark J C Thompson 4-8-11 14/1 85/19/06 CLANRALLIER Bill Watts Lindsay Charnock Robert Sangster 5-7-07 8/1 84/20/06 SIKORSKY John Sutcliffe Bill Shoemaker Robert Sangster 4-7-07 9/2F 83/15/06 GRAND UNIT Eric Eldin Allan Mackay Eric Eldin 5-7-09 9/2F 82/16/06 SPIN OF A COIN Ryan Price Brian Rouse Ken Higson 4-8-09 9/1 81/17/06 RUSSIAN GEORGE Gavin Hunter Paul Cook Jack Maxwell 5-8-13 10/1 80/18/06 BARLEY HILL Bruce Hobbs Tony Murray Elizabeth Lady Bonsor 4-9-10 6/1 79/20/06 ST BRIAVELS Gavin Pritchard-Gordon John Reid R Ferguson 5-8-06 10/1 78/21/06 BILLION John Dunlop Lester Piggott Nelson Bunker Hunt 4-8-06 13/2 77/15/06 PEACEFUL Jeremy Tree Steve Raymont Jock Whitney

6-8-13 11/1 *run at York

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THE SILVER WOKINGHAM HANDICAP Background A consolation race for horses who miss the cut for the Wokingham Handicap later on Saturday’s card, this six-furlong handicap is part of Royal Ascot’s enhanced order of running in 2020.

THE QUEEN MARY STAKES Background The Queen Mary Stakes for two-year-olds fillies was founded in honour of the consort of King George V. Selene was runner-up in the initial running in 1921 and would later produce the great Hyperion, the Derby winner in 1933 and one of the most influential sires in history.

The five-furlong contest was promoted from G3 to G2 status in 2004 after a string of top-class winners.

Notable winners include Mumtaz Mahal (1923) – won by 10 lengths in 1923 and went on to become an important broodmare; her descendants include champions such as Abernant, Secretariat, Mill Reef, Shergar and Oh So Sharp.

Marling (1991) – following an agonising defeat in the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket, she gained a G1 hat-trick in the Irish 1,000 Guineas, Coronation Stakes and Sussex Stakes.

Lyric Fantasy (1992) – the first two-year-old filly to go on and win the all-aged G1 Nunthorpe Stakes (5f) at York in August.

Queen’s Logic (2001) – crowned champion two-year-old filly of Europe after a seven-length success in the G1 Cheveley Park Stakes; retired unbeaten; dam of G1 Prix de l’Abbaye heroine Lady Of The Desert.

Lady Aurelia (2016) – became the the third American-trained winner of the Queen Mary Stakes – all from Wesley Ward’s stables – following on from Jealous Again in 2009 and Acapulco in 2015; made all to win by seven lengths and was impressive again when returning to Royal Ascot in 2017 to win the G1 King’s Stand Stakes.

Queen Mary Stakes/1,000 Guineas double Two fillies have done the double since the Second World War – Waterloo (1971) and Attraction (2003) Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (4): Gloriella (1988), Damson (2004), Elletelle (2007), Anthem Alexander (2014) USA (3): Jealous Again (2009), Acapulco (2015), Lady Aurelia (2016) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: Night Of Wind 50/1 (1983) Shortest-priced winner: Amaranda 4/6 (1977) Market leaders: 15 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 5 wins Richard Hannon snr – Fly Baby (1981), Lyric Fantasy (1992), Risky (1993), Gilded (2006), Best Terms (2011) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 3 wins Walter Swinburn – Widaad (1982), Risky (1993), Gay Gallanta (1994) Frankie Dettori – Bint Allayl (1998), Lady Aurelia (2016), Raffle Prize (2019) Most successful owner (since 1977) 2 wins Coolmore Partners – Damson (2004), Acapulco (2015) Jaber Abdullah – Queen’s Logic (2001), Flashy Wings (2003) Hamdan Al Maktoum – Nadwah (1997), Maqaasid (2010)

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QUEEN MARY STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/19/06 2 RAFFLE PRIZE Mark Johnston Frankie Dettori Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 2-9-00 18/1 18/20/06 2 SIGNORA CABELLO John Quinn Oisin Murphy Phoenix Thoroughbreds & Zen Racing 2-9-00 25/1 17/21/06 2 HEARTACHE Clive Cox Adam Kirby The Hot To Trot Syndicate 2-9-00 5/1 16/15/06 2 LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA Frankie Dettori Stonestreet Stables LLC/G Bolton/P Leidel 2-9-00 2/1F 15/17/06 2 ACAPULCO Wesley Ward USA Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 2-9-00 5/2F 14/18/06 2 ANTHEM ALEXANDER Edward Lynam IRE Pat Smullen Noel O’Callaghan 2-9-00 9/4F 13/19/06 2 RIZEENA Clive Brittain James Doyle Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 2-8-12 6/1 12/20/06 2 CEILING KITTY Tom Dascombe Richard Kingscote Andrew Black & The Master Bettors 2-8-12 20/1 11/15/06 2 BEST TERMS Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Robert Barnett 2-8-12 12/1 10/16/06 2 MAQAASID John Gosden Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 2-8-12 9/4F 09/17/06 2 JEALOUS AGAIN Wesley Ward USA John Velazquez R Abrams, R Brewer, M Dutko, W Ward 2-8-12 13/2 08/20/06 2 LANGS LASH Mick Quinlan Alan Munro John Hanly 2-8-12 25/1 07/20/06 2 ELLETELLE Ger Lyons IRE Johnny Murtagh Jesse Club Syndicate 2-8-12 20/1 06/21/06 2 GILDED Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Mrs J Wood 2-8-12 11/2 *05/15/06 2 FLASHY WINGS Mick Channon Ted Durcan Jaber Abdullah 2-8-10 4/1JF 04/16/06 2 DAMSON David Wachman IRE Jamie Spencer Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 2-8-10 11/2JF 03/18/06 3 ATTRACTION Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Duke of Roxburghe 2-8-10 13/8F 02/19/06 3 ROMANTIC LIASON Brian Meehan Pat Eddery Con Wilson 2-8-08 16/1 01/20/06 3 QUEEN’S LOGIC Mick Channon Steve Drowne Jaber Abdullah 2-8-08 13/2 00/21/06 3 ROMANTIC MYTH Tim Easterby Kevin Darley Terry Holdcroft 2-8-06 4/1F 99/16/06 3 SHINING HOUR Peter Chapple-Hyam Jimmy Fortune Robert Sangster 2-8-08 20/1 98/17/06 3 BINT ALLAYL Mick Channon Frankie Dettori Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 2-8-08 2/1F 97/18/06 3 NADWAH Peter Walwyn Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 2-8-08 10/1 96/19/06 3 DANCE PARADE Paul Cole Michael Kinane Prince Fahd Salman 2-8-08 8/1 95/21/06 3 BLUE DUSTER David Loder Michael Kinane Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-08 7/4F 94/15/06 3 GAY GALLANTA Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Cheveley Park Stud 2-8-08 16/1 93/16/06 3 RISKY Richard Hannon snr Walter Swinburn Roldvale Ltd 2-8-08 11/2 92/17/06 3 LYRIC FANTASY Richard Hannon snr Michael Roberts Lord Carnarvon 2-8-08 11/8F 91/19/06 3 MARLING Geoff Wragg Gary Carter Edmund Loder 2-8-08 11/4F 90/20/06 3 ON TIPTOES Jim Leigh Dean McKeown John Rowles 2-8-08 8/1 89/21/06 3 DEAD CERTAIN David Elsworth Steve Cauthen Commander Toby Marten 2-8-08 8/1 88/15/06 3 GLORIELLA John McLaughlin IRE John Reid John McLaughlin 2-8-08 8/1 87/17/06 3 PRINCESS ATHENA David Elsworth Willie Carson Henry Senn 2-8-08 9/1 86/18/06 3 FOREST FLOWER Ian Balding Pat Eddery Paul Mellon 2-8-08 9/4JF 85/19/06 3 GWYDION Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Stavros Niarchos 2-8-08 2/1F 84/20/06 3 HI-TECH GIRL Peter Makin Greville Starkey Intercraft 2-8-08 16/1 83/15/06 2 NIGHT OF WIND Matt McCormack Bruce Raymond P Durkan 2-8-08 50/1 82/16/06 2 WIDAAD Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 2-8-08 13/8F 81/17/06 2 FLY BABY Richard Hannon snr Paul Cook Malden Farms Ltd 2-8-08 40/1 80/18/06 2 PUSHY Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Lord Tavistock 2-8-08 7/1 79/20/06 2 ABEER Jeremy Tree Willie Carson Khalid Abdullah 2-8-08 7/1 William Hastings-Bass Harry White Greenland Park Ltd 2-8-08 15/2 78/21/06 2 GREENLAND PARK 77/15/06 2 AMARANDA Harry Wragg Lester Piggott Budgie Moller 2-8-08 4/6F *run at York

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THE COVENTRY STAKES Background The six-furlong Coventry Stakes is the early season highlight for two-year-olds. First run in 1890, it is named after the ninth Earl of Coventry, who was Master of the Buckhounds between 1886 and 1892 and again between 1895 and 1901.

The Coventry Stakes regained Group Two (G2) status in 2004, having been a G3 since 1984. It is the first Group race for twoyear-olds in Britain each year.

Notable winners include The Tetrarch (1913) – one of the fastest two-year-olds ever and described as “the spotted wonder” after winning all seven starts as a two-year-old, including a 10-length demolition in the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, before injury forced retirement; champion sire in 1919 and left lasting impression on breed through daughter and influential broodmare Mumtaz Mahal.

Mill Reef (1970) – European horse of the year in 1971 thanks to dominant victories in the Derby, Eclipse, King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe; sired winners of the Derby and 2,000 Guineas.

Chief Singer (1983) – won the Coventry Stakes by four lengths on debut; returned the following year to win the St James’s Palace Stakes by eight lengths prior to victories in the July Cup at Newmarket and Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.

Canford Cliffs (2009) – achieved rare feat of winning at Royal Ascot three years in row; romped home by six lengths in the Coventry Stakes, won the 2010 St James’s Palace Stakes during a sparkling three-year-old campaign and defeated outstanding French mare Goldikova in 2011 Queen Anne Stakes. He won five G1 races.

Coventry Stakes/2000 Guineas double The double has been achieved on five occasions since the Second World War – Tudor Minstrel (1946), Palestine (1949), Martial (1959), Henrythenavigator (2007) and Dawn Approach (2012) Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (12): Solinus (1977), Verglas (1996), Harbour Master (1997), Fasliyev (1999), Landseer (2001), Statue of Liberty (2002), Henrythenavigator (2007), Power (2011), Dawn Approach (2012), War Command (2013), Caravaggio (2016), Arizona (2019) Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winners: Chief Singer (1983), Landseer (2001), War Command (2013), all 20/1 Shortest-priced winners: Primo Dominie 4/7 (1984) Market leaders: 21 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 9 wins Aidan O’Brien – Harbour Master (1997), Fasliyev (1999), Landseer (2001), Statue of Liberty (2002), Henrythenavigator (2007), Power (2011), War Command (2013), Caravaggio (2016), Arizona (2019) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 3 wins Walter Swinburn – Always Fair (1987), Petardia (1992), Royal Applause (1995) Mick Kinane – Fasliyev (1999), Statue Of Liberty (2002), Henrythenavigator (2007) Richard Hughes – Three Valleys (2003), Canford Cliffs (2009), Strong Suit (2010) Ryan Moore – Power (2011), Caravaggio (2016), Arizona (2019) Most successful owner (since 1977) 9 wins Coolmore partnerships - Harbour Master (1997), Fasliyev (1999), Landseer (2001), Statue of Liberty (2002), Henrythenavigator (2007), Power (2011), War Command (2013), Caravaggio (2016), Arizona (2019)

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COVENTRY STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/18/06 2 ARIZONA Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 2-9-01 15/8F 18/19/06 2 CALYX John Gosden Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 2-9-01 2/1F 17/20/06 2 RAJASINGHE Richard Spencer Stevie Donohoe Rebel Racing 2-9-01 11/1 16/14/06 2 CARAVAGGIO Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 2-9-01 13/8F 15/16/06 2 BURATINO Mark Johnston William Buick Godolphin 2-9-01 6/1 14/17/06 2 THE WOW SIGNAL John Quinn Frankie Dettori Al Shaqab Racing 2-9-01 5/1JF 13/18/06 2 WAR COMMAND Aidan O’Brien IRE Seamie Heffernan Joseph Allen/Sue Magnier/M Tabor/D Smith 2-9-01 20/1 12/19/06 2 DAWN APPROACH Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger/J P Spain 2-9-01 7/2 Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 2-9-01 4/1F 11/14/06 2 POWER Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore 10/15/06 2 STRONG SUIT Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Julie Wood 2-9-01 15/8F 09/16/06 2 CANFORD CLIFFS Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes The Heffer Syndicate 2-9-01 7/4F 08/17/06 2 ART CONNOISSEUR Michael Bell Jamie Spencer Richard Green 2-9-01 8/1 07/19/06 2 HENRYTHENAVIGATOR Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Sue Magnier 2-9-01 11/4F 06/20/06 2 HELLVELYN Bryan Smart Ted Durcan Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed 2-9-01 4/1JF *05/14/06 2 RED CLUBS Barry Hills Michael Hills Ronnie Arculli 2-8-12 11/2 04/15/06 2 ICEMAN John Gosden Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 2-8-12 5/1JF 03/17/06 3 THREE VALLEYS Roger Charlton Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 2-8-12 7/1 02/18/06 3 STATUE OF LIBERTY Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 2-8-12 5/2F 01/19/06 3 LANDSEER Aidan O’Brien IRE Jamie Spencer Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 2-8-12 20/1 00/20/06 3 CD EUROPE Mick Channon Steve Drowne Circular Distributors Ltd 2-8-12 8/1 99/15/06 3 FASLIYEV Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 2-8-12 15/8F 98/16/06 3 RED SEA Paul Cole Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 2-8-12 6/1 97/17/06 3 HARBOUR MASTER Aidan O’Brien IRE Christy Roche Sue Magnier 2-8-12 16/1 96/18/06 3 VERGLAS Kevin Prendergast IRE Willie Supple Chryss O’Reilly 2-8-12 9/1 95/20/06 3 ROYAL APPLAUSE Barry Hills Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 2-8-12 13/2 94/14/06 3 SRI PEKAN Paul Cole Richard Quinn Sultan Ahmad Shah 2-8-13 6/1 93/15/06 3 STONEHATCH Peter Chapple-Hyam John Reid Robert Sangster 2-8-13 EvensF 92/16/06 3 PETARDIA Geoff Wragg Walter Swinburn Mollers Racing 2-8-13 5/1CF 91/18/06 3 DILUM Paul Cole Alan Munro Fahd Salman 2-8-13 11/10F 90/19/06 3 MAC’S IMP Bill O’Gorman Alan Munro Tamdown Ltd 2-8-13 2/1F 89/20/06 3 ROCK CITY Richard Hannon snr Willie Carson A F Budge (Equine) Ltd 2-8-13 9/1 88/14/06 3 HIGH ESTATE Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Jim Joel 2-8-13 10/11F 87/16/06 3 ALWAYS FAIR Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 2-8-13 9/2 86/17/06 3 CUTTING BLADE Lester Piggott Cash Asmussen Mahmoud Fustok 2-8-11 11/1 85/18/06 3 SURE BLADE Barry Hills Brent Thomson Sheikh Mohammed 2-8-11 3/1F 84/19/06 3 PRIMO DOMINIE Brian Swift John Reid Peter Wetzel 2-8-11 4/7F 83/14/06 2 CHIEF SINGER Ron Sheather Ray Cochrane Jeff Smith 2-8-11 20/1 82/15/06 2 HORAGE Matt McCormack Pat Eddery Ahmed Rachid 2-8-11 85/40 81/16/06 2 RED SUNSET Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Paddy Burns 2-8-11 14/1 80/17/06 2 RECITATION Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Anthony Bodie 2-8-11 11/1 79/19/06 2 VARINGO Ryan Price Brian Taylor PTP Plant Hire Ltd 2-8-11 11/8F 78/20/06 2 LAKE CITY Ryan Price Brian Taylor Harry Demetriou 2-8-11 7/1 77/14/06 2 SOLINUS Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Daniel Schwartz 2-8-11 7/4F *run at York

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THE CORONATION STAKES Background First run in 1840, the Coronation Stakes was founded to commemorate the crowning of Queen Victoria in 1838. The mile event for three-year-olds became the fillies’ equivalent of the St James’s Palace Stakes and established itself as a natural progression for fillies who had run creditably in the the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket in early May. The first filly to complete the 1,000 Guineas/Coronation Stakes double was the Jos Dawson-trained Lady Augusta in 1863.

Twelve fillies have done the double in the post-war period – Belle Of All (1951), Zabara (1952), Happy Laughter (1953), Festoon (1954), Fleet (1967), Humble Duty (1970), One In A Million (1979), Russian Rhythm (2003), Attraction (2004), Ghanaati (2009), Sky Lantern (2013) and Winter (2017).

The Coronation Stakes, run over the round mile (7r 213y), is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series and was promoted to G1 status in 1988.

Notable winners include Pretty Polly (1904) – one of the greatest fillies of all time. Won 22 of her 24 races, including the 1,000 Guineas, Oaks, St Leger, two renewals of the Coronation Cup and the Champion Stakes; went on to become an outstanding broodmare.

Book Law (1927) – runner-up in the 1,000 Guineas before going on to Classic glory in the St Leger at Doncaster over three quarters of a mile further; was the dam of Archive, who went on to sire brilliant chaser Arkle.

Meld (1955) – gained the fillies’ Triple Crown with victories in the 1,000 Guineas, Oaks and St Leger; dam of the 1966 Derby winner Charlottown.

Humble Duty (1970) – top miler, who won the 1,000 Guineas by seven lengths, and then Goodwood’s Sussex Stakes.

Ridgewood Pearl (1995) – a G1 winner in four countries, winning the Irish 1,000 Guineas, the Prix Du Moulin de Longchamp in France and the Breeders’ Cup Mile in addition to her Royal Ascot success.

Attraction (2004) – captured the 1,000 Guineas, Irish 1,000 Guineas and the Coronation Stakes, despite being born with crooked forelegs; also won the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot during an unbeaten juvenile campaign.

Alpha Centauri (2018) – won by six lengths in a new track record time of 1m 35.89s, over a second inside the previous best set

by Barney Roy in the 2017 St James’s Palace Stakes; won four G1 mile prizes in 2018.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1946) Ireland (14) – Display (1962), Calve (1972), Lisadell (1974), Orchestration (1977), Sutton Place (1978), Cairn Rouge (1980), Flame Of Tara (1983), Kooyonga (1991), Ridgewood Pearl (1995), Sophisticat (2002), Lush Lashes (2008), Lille Langtry (2010), Winter (2017), Alpha Centauri (2018) France (12) – Midget II (1956), Toro (1957), Barbaresque (1960), Kesar Queen (1976), Golden Opinion (1989), Gold Splash (1993), Shake The Yoke (1996), Banks Hill (2001), Immortal Verse (2011), Ervedya (2015), Qemah (2016), Watch Me (2019) Betting (since 1946) Longest-priced winner: 25/1 Rebecca Sharp (1997) Shortest-priced winner: 1/6F Humble Duty (1970) Market leaders: 32 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 74 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1946) 5 wins: Sir Henry Cecil – Roussalka (1975), One In A Million (1979), Chalon (1982), Chimes of Freedom (1990), Kissing Cousin (1994).

Most successful jockey (since 1946) 4 wins: Joe Mercer – Festoon (1954), Rosalba (1959), Haymaking (1966), One In A Million (1979) Lester Piggott – Aiming High (1961), Lisadell (1974), Roussalka (1975), Chalon (1982) Walter Swinburn – Sonic Lady (1986), Milligram (1987), Marling (1992), Exclusive (1998) Most successful owner (since 1946) 3 wins: Sheikh Mohammed – Sonic Lady (1986), Golden Opinion (1989), Kissing Cousin (1994) Cheveley Park Stud – Exclusive (1998) , Russian Rhythm (2003), Nannina (2006) Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor – Sophisticat (2002), Lillie Langtry (2010), Winter (2017) 101

CORONATION STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/21/06 1 WATCH ME Francis-Henri Graffard FR Pierre-Charles Boudot Alexander Tamagni 3-9-00 20/1 18/22/06 1 ALPHA CENTAURI Jessica Harrington IRE Colm O’Donoghue Niarchos Family 3-9-00 11/4F 17/23/06 1 WINTER Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 3-9-00 4/9F Jean-Claude Rouget FR Gregory Benoist Al Shaqab Racing 3-9-00 6/1 16/17/06 1 QEMAH 15/19/06 1 ERVEDYA Jean-Claude Rouget FR Christophe Soumillon H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 3/1 14/20/06 1 RIZEENA Clive Brittain Ryan Moore Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 3-9-00 11/2 13/21/06 1 SKY LANTERN Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Ben Keswick 3-9-00 9/2JF 12/22/06 1 FALLEN FOR YOU John Gosden William Buick Normandie Stud 3-9-00 12/1 11/17/06 1 IMMORTAL VERSE Robert Collet FR Gerald Mosse Richard Strauss 3-9-00 8/1 10/18/06 1 LILLIE LANGTRY Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 3-9-00 7/2F 09/19/06 1 GHANAATI Barry Hills Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-00 2/1F 08/20/06 1 LUSH LASHES Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger 3-9-00 5/1 07/22/06 1 INDIAN INK Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Raymond Tooth 3-9-00 8/1 06/23/06 1 NANNINA John Gosden Jimmy Fortune Cheveley Park Stud 3-9-00 6/1JF *05/17/06 1 MAIDS CAUSEWAY Barry Hills Michael Hills Martin Schwartz 3-9-00 9/2 04/18/06 1 ATTRACTION Mark Johnston Kevin Darley Duke of Roxburghe 3-9-00 6/4F 03/20/06 1 RUSSIAN RHYTHM Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 3-9-00 4/7F 02/21/06 1 SOPHISTICAT Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 3-9-00 11/2 01/22/06 1 BANKS HILL Andre Fabre FR Olivier Peslier Khalid Abdullah 3-9-00 4/1JF 00/23/06 1 CRIMPLENE Clive Brittain Philip Robinson Sheikh Marwan Al Maktoum 3-9-00 4/1JF 99/16/06 1 BALISADA Geoff Wragg Michael Roberts Anthony Oppenheimer 3-9-00 16/1 98/17/06 1 EXCLUSIVE Sir Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Cheveley Park Stud 3-9-00 5/1 97/18/06 1 REBECCA SHARP Geoff Wragg Michael Hills Anthony Oppenheimer 3-9-00 25/1 96/19/06 1 SHAKE THE YOKE Elie Lellouche FR Olivier Peslier Serge Brunswick 3-9-00 EvsF 95/21/06 1 RIDGEWOOD PEARL John Oxx IRE Johnny Murtagh Sean Coughlan 3-9-00 9/2 94/15/06 1 KISSING COUSIN Henry Cecil Michael Kinane Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-00 13/2 93/16/06 1 GOLD SPLASH Criquette Head FR Gerald Mosse Jacques Wertheimer 3-9-00 10/3 92/17/06 1 MARLING Geoff Wragg Walter Swinburn Edmund Loder 3-9-00 8/11F 91/19/06 1 KOOYONGA Michael Kauntze IRE Warren O’Connor Mitsuo Haga 3-9-00 3/1 90/20/06 1 CHIMES OF FREEDOM Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Stavros Niarchos 3-9-00 11/2 89/21/06 1 GOLDEN OPINION Andre Fabre FR Cash Asmussen Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-00 7/2F 88/15/06 1 MAGIC OF LIFE Jeremy Tree Pat Eddery Stavros Niarchos 3-9-00 16/1 87/17/06 2 MILLIGRAM Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Helena Springfield Ltd 3-9-00 4/5F 86/18/06 2 SONIC LADY Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-04 8/15F 85/19/06 2 AL BAHATHRI Tom Jones Tony Murray Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-04 4/6F 84/20/06 2 KATIES Mick Ryan Philip Robinson Terry Ramsden 3-9-04 11/2 83/15/06 2 FLAME OF TARA Jim Bolger IRE Declan Gillespie Miss Pat O’Kelly 3-9-00 11/2 82/16/06 2 CHALON Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Michael Riordon 3-9-00 9/4JF 81/17/06 2 TOLMI Bruce Hobbs Edward Hide George Cambanis 3-9-00 4/1 Michael Cunningham IRE Tony Murray D Brady 3-9-04 6/5F 80/18/06 2 CAIRN ROUGE 79/20/06 2 ONE IN A MILLION Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Helena Springfield Ltd 3-9-04 10/11F 78/21/06 2 SUTTON PLACE Dermot Weld IRE Walter Swinburn Mrs T Donahue 3-8-08 14/1 77/15/06 2 ORCHESTRATION Adrian Maxwell IRE Pat Eddery Major Victor McCalmont 3-9-00 12/1 76/16/06 2 KESAR QUEEN Scobie Breasley FR Yves Saint-Martin Ravi Tikkoo 3-9-00 7/2 75/18/06 2 ROUSSALKA Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Nicholas Phillips 3-9-00 9/1 74/19/06 2 LISADELL Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott John A Mulcahy 3-9-00 7/2 73/20/06 2 JACINTH Bruce Hobbs John Gorton Lady Butt 3-9-00 15/8F 72/21/06 2 CALVE Paddy Prendergast IRE Lester Piggott Lord Granard 3-9-00 12/1 71/16/06 2 MAGIC FLUTE Noel Murless Geoff Lewis Lord Howard de Walden 3-9-00 85/40 70/17/06 HUMBLE DUTY Peter Walwyn Duncan Keith Lady Jean Ashcombe 3-9-00 1/6F 69/18/06 LUCYROWE Peter Walwyn Duncan Keith Louis Freedman 3-9-00 15/8F 68/19/06 SOVEREIGN Harry Wragg Ron Hutchinson Budgie Moller 3-9-00 3/1 67/21/06 FLEET Noel Murless George Moore Bob Boucher 3-9-00 15/8 Fulke Johnson Houghton Joe Mercer Clifford Nicholson 3-9-00 100/7 66/15/06 HAYMAKING 65/16/06 GREENGAGE Sir Gordon Richards Scobie Breasley Richard Watson 3-9-00 5/4F 64/17/06 OCEAN John Oxley Greville Starkey Dick Hollingsworth 3-8-07 7/1 63/19/06 FIJI John Oxley Greville Starkey Lady Halifax 3-9-00 7/2 62/20/06 DISPLAY Paddy Prendergast IRE Garnet Bougoure Beatrice Lady Granard 3-9-00 3/1 61/14/06 AIMING HIGH Noel Murless Lester Piggott H M The Queen 3-9-00 100/8 60/15/06 BARBARESQUE Bill Clout FR George Moore Winston Guest 3-9-00 9/2 59/17/06 ROSALBA Jack Colling Joe Mercer Jakie Astor 3-9-00 11/8F 58/18/06 ST LUCIA Peter Hastings-Bass Geoff Lewis Lord Sefton 3-9-00 100/8 57/19/06 TORO Alec Head FR Jean Massard H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 3/1F 56/20/06 MIDGET II Alec Head FR Rae Johnstone Pierre Wertheimer 3-9-00 5/6F 55/13/07 MELD Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Harry Carr Lady Zia Wernher 3-9-00 4/9F 54/16/06 FESTOON Noel Cannon Joe Mercer John Dewar 3-9-00 11/8F 53/17/06 HAPPY LAUGHTER Jack Jarvis Bill Rickaby David Wills 3-9-00 7/4F 52/18/06 ZABARA Vic Smyth Ken Gethin Sir Malcolm McAlpine 3-9-00 6/5F 51/13/06 BELLE OF ALL Norman Bertie Gordon Richards H S Tufton 3-9-00 15/8F 50/14/06 TAMBARA Marcus Marsh Charlie Smirke H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 6/5F 49/15/06 AVILA Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Michael Beary H M The King 3-8-11 11/2 48/16/06 FORTUITY Marcus Marsh Edgar Britt John Musker 3-8-04 20/1 47/18/06 SAUCY SAL Herbert Blagrave Rae Johnstone Gwen Blagrave 3-8-11 20/1 46/19/06 NEOLIGHT Fred Darling Gordon Richards John Dewar 3-8-11 15/8 *run at York

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THE ST JAMES’S PALACE STAKES Background Named after the Tudor Royal residence, the inaugural running of the St James’s Palace Stakes in 1834 gave little indication of the high-quality and competitive fields that the race would later produce - while it attracted a Derby winner in Plenipotentiary, the colt was the only runner and consequently was allowed a walkover.

A host of Derby winners have gone on to win the St James’s Palace Stakes, notably British Triple Crown winners Ormonde (1886), Rock Sand (1903) and Bahram (1935).

In the post-war period, the Epsom graduates surrendered their dominance to the emerging category of thoroughbred, the mile specialist, and the St James’s Palace Stakes usually features colts that won or were placed in the English, Irish or French 2,000 Guineas.

The race started out with G2 status in 1971 and was promoted to G1 for the 1988 renewal. It is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series, open to three-year-old colts and staged over the round mile (7f 213y).

Notable winners include Tudor Minstrel (1947) – champion two-year-old of 1946; eight-length victor of the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket despite being eased down, the biggest winning distance in the Classic’s history.

Brigadier Gerrard (1971) – won 17 of his 18 careers starts over distances from five furlongs to a mile and a half; successful in one of the best renewals of the 2,000 Guineas that also featured Mill Reef and My Swallow; unbeaten in five starts at Ascot.

Frankel (2011) – unbeaten in 14 starts, 10 of which came at G1 level; won five races at Ascot in total, including the Queen Anne Stakes by 11 lengths, the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and the QIPCO Champion Stakes; rated 147 by Timeform, the highest in the organisation’s history.

Major 2,000 Guineas/St James’s Palace Stakes double (since 1946) English Guineas (14): Tudor Minstel (1947), Palestine (1950), Nearula (1953), Darius (1954), Right Tack (1969), Brigadier Gerard (1971), Bolkonski (1975), To-Agori-Mou (1981), Rock Of Gibraltar (2002), Henrythenavigator (2008), Frankel (2011), Dawn Approach (2013), Gleneagles (2015), Galileo Gold (2016) French Guineas (3): Kingmambo (1993), Sendawar (1999), Shamardal (2005) Irish Guineas (12): Right Tack (1969), Jaazeiro (1978), Dara Monarch (1982), Shaadi (1989), Black Minaloushe (2001), Rock Of Gibraltar (2002), Araafa (2006), Henrythenavigator (2008), Mastercraftsman (2009), Canford Cliffs (2010), Kingman (2014), Gleneagles (2015) Overseas-trained winners (since 1946) Ireland (15): Chevastrid (1957), Thatch (1972), Jaazeiro (1978), Dara Monarch (1982), Brief Truce (1992), Giant’s Causeway (2000), Black Minnaloushe (2001), Rock Of Gibraltar (2002), Azamour (2004), Excellent Art (2007), Henrythenavigator (2008), Mastercraftsman (2009), Dawn Approach (2013), Gleneagles (2015), Circus Maximus (2019) France (3): Venture VII (1960), Kingmambo (1993), Sendawar (1999) Betting (since 1946) Longest-priced winner: Brief Truce 25/1 (1992) Shortest-priced winner: Venture VII 1/33 (1960) Market leaders: 36 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 74 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1946) 8 wins: Aidan O’Brien IRE – Giant’s Causeway (2000), Black Minnaloushe (2001), Rock of Gibraltar (2002), Excellent Art (2007), Henrythenavigator (2008), Mastercraftsman (2009), Gleneagles (2015), Circus Maximus (2019) Most successful jockey (since 1946) 6 wins: Mick Kinane - Dara Monarch (1982), Brief Truce (1992), Grand Lodge (1994), Giant’s Causeway (2000), Rock of Gibraltar (2002), Azamour (2004) Most successful owners (since 1946) 8 wins: Coolmore partnerships– Giant’s Causeway (2000), Black Minnaloushe (2001), Rock of Gibraltar (2002), Excellent Art (2007), Henrythenavigator (2008), Mastercraftsman (2009), Gleneagles (2015), Circus Maximus (2019) 103

ST JAMES’S PALACE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/18/06 1 CIRCUS MAXIMUS Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Flaxman Stables, Sue Magnier, M Tabor & D Smith 3-9-00 10/1 18/19/06 1 WITHOUT PAROLE John Gosden Frankie Dettori John & Tanya Gunther 3-9-00 9/4F 17/20/06 1 BARNEY ROY Richard Hannon James Doyle Godolphin 3-9-00 5/2 16/14/06 1 GALILEO GOLD Hugo Palmer Frankie Dettori Al Shaqab Racing 3-9-00 6/1 15/16/06 1 GLENEAGLES Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 3-9-00 8/15F 14/17/06 1 KINGMAN John Gosden James Doyle Khalid Abdullah 3-9-00 8/11F 13/18/06 1 DAWN APPROACH Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning Godolphin 3-9-00 5/4F 12/19/06 1 MOST IMPROVED Brian Meehan Kieren Fallon Iraj Parvizi 3-9-00 9/1 11/14/06 1 FRANKEL Henry Cecil Tom Queally Khalid Abdullah 3-9-00 3/10F 10/15/06 1 CANFORD CLIFFS Richard Hannon snr Richard Hughes Heffer Syndicate, Susan Roy & Mrs Instance 3-9-00 11/4F 09/16/06 1 MASTERCRAFTSMAN Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 3-9-00 5/6F 08/17/06 1 HENRYTHENAVIGATOR Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier 3-9-00 4/7F 07/19/06 1 EXCELLENT ART Aidan O’Brien IRE Jamie Spencer Sue Magnier 3-9-00 8/1 06/20/06 1 ARAAFA Jeremy Noseda Alan Munro Saleh Al Homaizi & Imad Al Sagar 3-9-00 2/1F *05/14/06 1 SHAMARDAL Saeed bin Suroor Kerrin McEvoy Godolphin 3-9-00 7/4F 04/15/06 1 AZAMOUR John Oxx IRE Michael Kinane H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 9/2 03/17/06 1 ZAFEEN Mick Channon Darryll Holland Jaber Abdullah 3-9-00 8/1 02/18/06 1 ROCK OF GIBRALTAR Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Sir Alex Ferguson/Sue Magnier 3-9-00 4/5F 01/19/06 1 BLACK MINNALOUSHE Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier/Michael Tabor 3-9-00 8/1 00/20/06 1 GIANT’S CAUSEWAY Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane Sue Magnier/Michael Tabor 3-9-00 7/2F 99/15/06 1 SENDAWAR Alain de Royer-Dupre FR Gerald Mosse H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 2/1F 98/16/06 1 DR FONG Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon The Thoroughbred Corporation 3-9-00 4/1 97/17/06 1 STARBOROUGH David Loder Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-00 11/2 96/18/06 1 BIJOU D’INDE Mark Johnston Jason Weaver Stuart Morrison 3-9-00 9/1 95/20/06 1 BAHRI John Dunlop Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-00 11/4F 94/14/06 1 GRAND LODGE William Jarvis Michael Kinane Lord Howard de Walden 3-9-00 6/1 93/15/06 1 KINGMAMBO Francois Boutin FR Cash Asmussen Stavros Niarchos 3-9-00 2/5F 92/16/06 1 BRIEF TRUCE Dermot Weld IRE Michael Kinane Moyglare Stud Farms 3-9-00 25/1 91/18/06 1 MARJU John Dunlop Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-9-00 7/4F 90/19/06 1 SHAVIAN Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Lord Howard de Walden 3-9-00 11/1 89/20/06 1 SHAADI Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-00 6/4F 88/14/06 1 PERSIAN HEIGHTS Geoff Huffer Pat Eddery Prince Yazid Saud 3-9-00 9/2 87/16/06 2 HALF A YEAR Luca Cumani Ray Cochrane John Mabee 3-9-00 11/2 86/17/06 2 SURE BLADE Barry Hills Brent Thomson Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-00 9/2 85/18/06 2 BAIRN Luca Cumani Lester Piggott Sheikh Mohammed 3-9-00 6/4F 84/19/06 2 CHIEF SINGER Ron Sheather Ray Cochrane Jeff Smith 3-9-00 85/40F 83/14/06 2 HORAGE Matt McCormack Steve Cauthen Ahmed Rachid 3-9-00 18/1 82/15/06 2 DARA MONARCH Liam Browne IRE Michael Kinane Mrs Liam Browne 3-9-00 7/2 81/16/06 2 TO-AGORI-MOU Guy Harwood Greville Starkey Mrs Andry Muinos 3-9-00 2/1 80/17/06 2 POSSE John Dunlop Pat Eddery Ogden Mills Phipps 3-9-00 11/2 79/19/06 2 KRIS Henry Cecil Joe Mercer Lord Howard de Walden 3-9-00 11/10 78/20/06 3 JAAZEIRO Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Robert Sangster 3-9-00 5/2 77/14/06 2 DON Bill Elsey Edward Hide E Ryan 3-9-00 11/2 76/15/06 2 RADETZKY Clive Brittain Pat Eddery Curtis Elliot 3-9-00 16/1 75/17/06 2 BOLKONSKI Henry Cecil Gianfranco Dettori Carlo d’Alessio 3-9-00 4/5F 74/18/06 2 AVEROF Clive Brittain Brian Taylor Captain Marcus Lemos 3-9-00 7/4 73/19/06 2 THATCH Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott John Mulcahy 3-9-00 Evens 72/20/06 2 SUN PRINCE Dick Hern Jimmy Lindley Sir Michael Sobell 3-9-00 7/4F 71/15/06 2 BRIGADIER GERARD Dick Hern Joe Mercer Jean Hislop 3-9-00 4/11F 70/16/06 SAINTLY SONG Noel Murless Sandy Barclay Stanhope Joel 3-9-00 11/10F 69/17/06 RIGHT TACK John Sutcliffe Jnr Geoff Lewis John Brown 3-9-00 4/6F 68/18/06 PETINGO Sam Armstrong Lester Piggott Captain Marcos Lemos 3-9-00 10/11F 67/20/06 REFORM Sir Gordon Richards Scobie Breasley Michael Sobell 3-9-00 4/6F 66/14/06 TRACK SPARE Ron Mason Jimmy Lindley Ron Mason 3-9-00 100/9 65/15/06 SILLY SEASON Ian Balding Geoff Lewis Paul Mellon 3-9-00 5/1F 64/16/06 ROAN ROCKET George Todd Lester Piggott T F C Frost 3-9-00 5/4 63/18/06 CROCKET Geoffrey Brooke Doug Smith Danny van Clief 3-9-00 9/2 62/19/06 COURT SENTENCE Ted Leader Eph Smith Jim Joel 3-8-07 100/8 61/13/06 TUDOR TREASURE Jack Watts Doug Smith Lord Derby 3-8-07 11/4F 60/14/06 VENTURE VII Alec Head FR George Moore Prince Aly Khan 3-9-00 1/33F 59/16/06 ABOVE SUSPICION Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Harry Carr H M The Queen 3-8-07 9/4 58/17/06 MAJOR PORTION Ted Leader Eph Smith Jim Joel 3-9-00 EvensF 57/18/06 CHEVASTRID Seamus McGrath IRE Jimmy Eddery Joe McGrath 3-8-07 8/1 56/19/06 PIRATE KING Humphrey Cottrill Doug Smith Major Lionel Holliday 3-9-00 6/1 55/12/07 TAMERLANE Norman Bertie Scobie Breasley Lord Porchester 3 9-00 8/11F 54/15/06 DARIUS Harry Wragg Manny Mercer Sir Percy Loraine 3-9-00 EvsF 53/16/06 NEARULA Charles Elsey Edgar Britt W Humble 3-9-00 4/6F 52/17/06 KING’S BENCH Matt Feakes Gordon Richards A J Tompsett 3-9-00 3/1 51/12/06 TURCO II Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Harry Carr William Woodward 3-9-00 7/1 50/13/06 PALESTINE Marcus Marsh Charlie Smirke H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 4/7F 49/14/06 FAUX TIRAGE Noel Murless Gordon Richards John Dewar 3-9-00 11/10F 48/15/06 BLACK TARQUIN Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Edgar Britt William Woodward 3-9-00 5/1 47/17/06 TUDOR MINSTREL Fred Darling Gordon Richards John Dewar 3-9-00 6/100F 46/18/06 KHALED Frank Butters Gordon Richards H H Aga Khan 3-9-00 2/1 *run at York

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THE DIAMOND JUBILEE STAKES Background Royal Ascot’s most valuable sprint became the Diamond Jubilee Stakes in 2012 in recognition of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to throne in 1952. It was elevated to Group One status to celebrate the Queen’s Golden Jubilee in 2002 and run as the Golden Jubilee Stakes from 2002 - 2011. Prior to 2002, the contest was known as the Cork & Orrery Stakes.

The inaugural running of this six-furlong contest took place in 1868. The race was named the Cork & Orrery Stakes after Lord Cork, a Master of the Buckhounds, from 1926 to 2001. It was restricted to four-year-olds and upwards with the first running of the Commonwealth Cup in 2015. The Diamond Jubilee Stakes is part of the QIPCO British Champions Series and Breeders’ Cup ‘Win and You’re In’.

Notable winners include Right Boy (1958 & 1959) – the last of this race’s six multiple winners, Right Boy also won the King’s Stand Stakes in 1957; one of the leading post-War sprinters, he also gained two victories in both the July Cup and the Nunthorpe Stakes.

Danehill (1989) – top sprinter who also won the Haydock Sprint Cup in 1989 before going on to establish himself as one of the most influential stallions of modern times, becoming champion sire in both Europe and Australia.

Choisir (2002) – the first Australian-trained horse to triumph in Britain, annexing both the King’s Stand Stakes and the Diamond Jubilee Stakes in the same year – the first horse to complete the Royal Ascot sprint double since Diadem in 1920.

Black Caviar (2012) – one of the best sprinters of all-time and unbeaten in 25 starts in a glittering career. The Australian-trained mare had already won 11 G1 races before lining up in the 2012 Diamond Jubilee Stakes and scored at odds of 1/6 at Royal Ascot, despite jockey Luke Nolen almost snatching defeat from the jaws of victory by easing up near the line.

Blue Point (2019) – emulated Choisir by winning the King’s Stand Stakes and Diamond Jubilee Stakes in the same week; also captured the King’s Stand Stakes in 2018.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1946) Ireland (18) – Solonaway (1949), Abadan (1950), Bun Penny (1961), Majority Blue (1965), Current Coin (1966), Welsh Saint (1970), King’s Country (1971), Saritamer (1974), Swingtime (1975), Sweet Mint (1978), Thatching (1979), Kearney (1980), Committed (1984), Big Shuffle (1987), College Chapel (1993), Starspangledbanner (2010), Slade Power (2014), Merchant Navy (2018) Australia (2) – Choisir (2003), Black Caviar (2012) Hong Kong (1) – Cape Of Good Hope (2005) USA (1) – Undrafted (2015) Oldest winner (since 1946) The oldest winner is seven-year-old Cape Of Good Hope, who became the first Hong Kong-trained horse to win in Britain in 2005 Betting (since 1946) Longest-priced winner: 40/1 Kearney (1980) Shortest-priced winner: 1/6 Black Caviar (2012) Market leaders: 25 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 73 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1946) 5 wins: Vincent O’Brien – Welsh Saint (1970), Saritamer (1974), Swingtime (1975), Thatching (1979), College Chapel (1993) Most successful jockey (since 1946) 9 wins: Lester Piggott – Right Boy (1958, 1959), Tin Whistle (1960), El Gallo (1963), Mountain Call (1968), Welsh Saint (1970), Saritamer (1974), Thatching (1979), College Chapel (1993) Most successful owner (since 1946) 2 wins: Giles Loder – Abadan (1950), Blood Test (1953); Stanhope Joel – Matador (1957), Bun Penny (1961); Geoffrey Gilbert – Right Boy (1958 & 1959); Charles St George - El Gallo (1963), Saritamer (1974); Robert Sangster – Thatching (1979), Committed (1984): Maktoum Al Maktoum – Great Commotion (1990), Royal Applause (1997); Hamdan Al Maktoum - Atraf (1996), Malhub (2002); Coolmore partners – Starspangledbanner (2010), Merchant Navy (2018); Godolphin - So Factual (1995), Blue Point (2019)

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DIAMOND JUBILEE STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE GR WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/22/06 1 BLUE POINT Charlie Appleby James Doyle Godolphin 5-9-03 6/4F 18/23/06 1 MERCHANT NAVY Aidan O’Brien IRE Ryan Moore Mechant Navy Synd/Smith/Magnier/Tabor 4-9-03 4/1 17/24/06 1 THE TIN MAN James Fanshawe Tom Queally Fred Archer Racing – Ormonde 5-9-03 9/2 16/18/06 1 TWILIGHT SON Henry Candy Ryan Moore Godfrey Wilson & Cheveley Park Stud 4-9-03 7/2 15/20/06 1 UNDRAFTED Wesley Ward USA Frankie Dettori Wes Welker & Sol Kumin 5-9-03 14/1 14/21/06 1 SLADE POWER Edward Lynam IRE Wayne Lordan Sabena Power 5-9-04 7/2F 13/22/06 1 LETHAL FORCE Clive Cox Adam Kirby Alan Craddock 4-9-04 11/1 12/23/06 1 BLACK CAVIAR Peter Moody AUS Luke Nolen G J Wilkie, Mrs K J Wilkie et al 6-9-01 1/6F 11/18/06 1 SOCIETY ROCK James Fanshawe Pat Cosgrave Simon Gibson 4-9-04 25/1 10/19/06 1 STARSPANGLEDBANNER Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Tabor/Smith/Magnier/Massey 4-9-04 13/2JF 09/20/06 1 ART CONNOISSEUR Michael Bell Tom Queally Richard Green 3-8-11 20/1 08/21/06 1 KINGSGATE NATIVE John Best Seb Sanders John Mayne 3-8-11 33/1 07/23/06 1 SOLDIER’S TALE Jeremy Noseda Johnny Murtagh Budget Stable 6-9-04 9/1 06/24/06 1 LES ARCS Tim Pitt John Egan Willie McKay 6-9-04 33/1 *05/18/06 1 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE David Oughton HK Michael Kinane Exors of the late R Carstairs 7-9-04 6/1 04/19/06 1 FAYR JAG Tim Easterby Willie Supple Jonathan Gill 5-9-04 12/1 03/21/06 1 CHOISIR Paul Perry AUS Johnny Murtagh Terry Wallace and Partners 4-9-04 13/2 02/22/06 1 MALHUB John Gosden Kevin Darley Hamdan Al Maktoum 4-9-04 16/1 01/21/06 2 HARMONIC WAY Roger Charlton Steve Drowne Alexandra Chandris 6-9-00 10/1 00/22/06 2 SUPERIOR PREMIUM Richard Fahey Johnny Murtagh J C Parsons 6-9-00 20/1 99/17/06 2 BOLD EDGE Richard Hannon snr Dane O’Neill Lady Whent and Friends 4-9-00 16/1 98/18/06 2 TOMBA Brian Meehan Michael Tebbutt John Good 4-9-00 4/1 97/19/06 3 ROYAL APPLAUSE Barry Hills Michael Hills Maktoum Al Maktoum 4-9-03 11/2F 96/20/06 3 ATRAF David Morley Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 3-8-06 12/1 95/22/06 3 SO FACTUAL Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori Godolphin 5-8-13 9/2 94/16/06 3 OWINGTON Geoff Wragg Michael Hills Baron Georg Von Ullmann 3-8-10 4/1F 93/17/06 3 COLLEGE CHAPEL Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Jacqueline O’Brien 3-8-10 7/2F 92/18/06 3 SHALFORD Richard Hannon snr Michael Roberts David Cock 4-9-04 3/1F 91/20/06 3 POLISH PATRIOT Guy Harwood Ray Cochrane Richard Kerstein 3-8-02 5/1JF 90/21/06 3 GREAT COMMOTION Alex Scott Pat Eddery Maktoum Al Maktoum 4-9-00 5/1 89/22/06 3 DANEHILL Jeremy Tree Willie Carson Khalid Abdullah 3-8-00 11/8F 88/16/06 3 POSADA Fulke Johnson Houghton Michael Roberts Tim Holland-Martin 3-7-12 11/2 87/18/06 3 BIG SHUFFLE Dermot Weld IRE Michael Kinane Moyglare Stud Farm 3-8-04 8/1 86/19/06 3 SPERRY Peter Walwyn Paul Eddery Yahya Nasib 3-8-00 5/1 85/20/06 3 DAFAYNA Michael Stoute Willie Carson H H Aga Khan 3-7-11 8/1 84/21/06 3 COMMITTED Dermot Weld IRE Brent Thomson Robert Sangster 4-8-07 3/1F 83/16/06 3 SYLVAN BARBAROSA Philip Mitchell Brian Rouse Mrs Barbara Wade 4-8-10 20/1 82/17/06 3 INDIAN KING Guy Harwood Greville Starkey J Levy 4 9-00 9/2F 81/18/06 3 THE QUIET BIDDER Reg Hollinshead Walter Swinburn Heathavon Stables Ltd 3-8-02 11/1 80/19/06 3 KEARNEY Willie Robinson IRE Wally Swinburn Mrs D Macgillycuddy 3-8-00 40/1 79/21/06 3 THATCHING Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Robert Sangster 4-9-00 6/1 78/22/06 3 SWEET MINT Noel Meade IRE Walter Swinburn M Wright 4-8-08 20/1 77/16/06 3 HE LOVES ME Jeremy Hindley Joe Mercer Joe Allbritton 3-8-04 20/1 76/17/06 3 GENTILHOMBRE Neil Adam Paul Cook T Robson 3-8-08 17/2 75/19/06 3 SWINGTIME Vincent O’Brien IRE Willie Carson John A Mulcahy 3-7-08 11/4 74/20/06 3 SARITAMER Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Charles St George 3-8-05 11/1 73/21/06 3 BALLIOL John Winter Brian Taylor Daniel Prenn 4-9-00 10/3F 72/22/06 3 PARSIMONY Fulke Johnson Houghton Willie Carson Edward Holland-Martin 3-7-09 8/1 71/17/06 3 KING’S COUNTRY Willie Robinson IRE Freddie Head Bertram Firestone 3-8-12 6/1 70/20/06 WELSH SAINT Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Jim Philipps 4-9-11 15/8 69/19/06 TUDOR MUSIC Michael Jarvis Frankie Durr David Robinson 3-8-12 4/1 68/20/06 MOUNTAIN CALL Bernard van Cutsem Lester Piggott I E Kornberg 3-8-12 8/15F 67/22/06 SILICONN Atty Corbett George Moore C Pollock 5-8-11 5/2F 66/16/06 CURRENT COIN John Oxx IRE Johnny Roe H Leggat 3-8-12 10/3 1964 no race 65/17/06 MAJORITY BLUE John Oxx IRE Bill Williamson Mrs B Aitken 4-9-11 100/8 63/20/06 EL GALLO Noel Murless Lester Piggott Charles St George 4-9-03 20/1 62/21/06 COMPENSATION Teddy Lambton Jimmy Lindley Mrs G Lambton 3-8-12 4/1 61/15/06 BUN PENNY Brud Fetherstonhaugh IRE Doug Smith Stanhope Joel 3-7-09 2/1 60/16/06 TIN WHISTLE Pat Rohan Lester Piggott B W Grainger 3-8-12 8/13F 59/18/06 RIGHT BOY Pat Rohan Lester Piggott Geoffrey Gilbert 5-9-11 11/4F 58/19/06 RIGHT BOY Bill Dutton Lester Piggott Geoffrey Gilbert 4-9-11 5/6F 57/20/06 MATADOR Jack Waugh Eph Smith Stanhope Joel 4-9-11 13/8F 56/21/06 GRASS COURT Ken Cundell William Elliott Mrs C Evans 4-8-11 7/4F 55/14/07 TROUVILLE William Smyth Bill Rickaby Lady Waterford 3-8-04 11/4 54/17/06 KEY Noel Murless Sir Gordon Richards Mrs D M FitzPatrick 3-8-05 5/4F 53/18/06 BLOOD TEST Noel Murless Gordon Richards Giles Loder 3-8-08 8/1 52/19/06 ROYAL SERENADE Harry Wragg Manny Mercer G M Bell 4-9-11 6/1 51/14/06 BOB CHERRY Atty Persse Neville Sellwood Lord Sefton 4-9-11 13/8F 50/15/06 ABADAN Hubert Hartigan IRE Gordon Richards Giles Loder 3-8-08 9/4 49/16/06 SOLONAWAY Michael Collins IRE Gordon Richards R A Duggan 3-8-12 10/3 48/17/06 DELIRIUM Jack Leach Charlie Smirke J T Coltman 3-8-12 7/4F 47/19/06 THE BUG Marcus Marsh Charlie Smirke Norman Wachman 4-9-11 11/10F 46/20/06 HONEYWAY Jack Jarvis Eph Smith Lord Milford 5-9-11 5/6F * run at York

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THE WOKINGHAM HANDICAP Background The inaugural Wokingham took place in 1813, making the race the oldest of the handicaps still run at Royal Ascot.

The famous sprint, which has been run over six furlongs since its inception, is named after the market town seven miles from the Royal course.

The attraction of a handicap as a betting medium was a prime reason for the Wokingham’s initial success.

Pointers, the first winner, was owned by the Duke of York.

Notable winners include Fayr Jag (DH 2003) – dead-heated with Ratio before returning to Royal Ascot a year later to capture the G1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

Iffraaj (2005) – readily won by two lengths in 2005, when the Royal Meeting was run at York due to the redevelopment of Ascot; subsequently won three G2 races and was beaten a head in the 2006 G1 July Cup before establishing himself as a top stallion.

Laddies Poker Two (2010) - had been off the racecourse for 610 days before scoring emphatically for trainer Jeremy Noseda; the talented but fragile mare, who didn’t race following her Royal Ascot success, is the dam of the dual Guineas and 2017 Coronation Stakes winner Winter.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1960) Ireland (3) – Boone’s Cabin (1975), Time Machine (1985), Dandy Boy (2012) France (1) – Ratio (DH 2003) Oldest winner (since 1960) Out Do, trained by David O’Meara, became the oldest winner at eight in 2017 Betting (since 1960) Longest-priced winner: 33/1 Red Rosen (1992), Emerging Market (1996), Dandy Boy (2012), Bacchus (2018) Shortest-priced winner: 9/4F Iffraaj (2005) Market leaders: 11 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 59 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1960) 3 wins Paul Cole – Calibina (1977), Queen’s Pride (1980), Bel Byou (1987) Most successful jockey (since 1960) 3 wins Willie Carson – Plummet (1973), Great Eastern (1981), Time Machine (1985) Johnny Murtagh – Nice One Clare (2001), Laddies Poker Two (2010), Deacon Blues (2011) Most successful owner (since 1960) 3 wins Benny Schmidt-Bodner – Spaniard’s Mount (1967), Virginia Boy (1970), Whistling Fool (1971)

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WOKINGHAM HANDICAP WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/22/06 CAPE BYRON Roger Varian Andrea Atzeni Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 5-9-09 7/2F 18/23/06 BACCHUS Brian Meehan Jim Crowley G Morland, D Erwin, J Woodman 4-9-06 33/1 17/24/06 OUT DO David O’Meara Daniel Tudhope Evan Sutherland 8-8-13 25/1 16/18/06 OUTBACK TRAVELLER Robert Cowell Martin Harley Lordship Stud & Mrs J Morley 5-9-01 10/1 15/20/06 INTERCEPTION David Lanigan George Baker Bjorn Nielsen 5-9-03 10/1 14/21/06 BACCARAT Richard Fahey George Chaloner Sir Robert Ogden 5-9-02 9/1 13/22/06 YORK GLORY Kevin Ryan Jamie Spencer Salman Rashed & Mohamed Khalifa 5-9-02 14/1 12/23/06 DANDY BOY David Marnane IRE Pat Dobbs Malih Al Basti 6-9-08 33/1 11/18/06 DEACON BLUES James Fanshawe Johnny Murtagh Jan & Peter Hopper & Michelle Morris 4-8-13 15/2 10/19/06 LADDIES POKER TWO Jeremy Noseda Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 5-8-11 9/2F 09/20/06 HIGH STANDING William Haggas Ryan Moore Findlay & Bloom 4-8-12 6/1 08/21/06 BIG TIMER Linda Perratt Tom Eaves Gordon McDowall 4-9-02 20/1 07/23/06 DARK MISSILE Andrew Balding William Buick Jeff Smith 4-8-06 22/1 06/24/06 BALTIC KING Hughie Morrison Jimmy Fortune Thurloe Thoroughbreds VIII 6-9-10 10/1 *05/18/06 IFFRAAJ Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 4-9-06 9/4F 04/19/06 LAFI David Nicholls Eddie Ahern Alfi & Partners 5-8-13 6/1F 03/21/06 DH FAYR JAG= Tim Easterby Willie Supple Jonathan Gill 4-9-06 10/1 03/21/06 DH RATIO= John Hammond FR Frankie Dettori John Davall/Robert &Jane Armstrong 5-9-03 14/1 02/22/06 CAPRICHO John Akehurst Richard Quinn Canisbay Bloodstock Ltd 5-8-11 20/1 01/22/06 NICE ONE CLARE Pip Payne Johnny Murtagh Oremsa Partnership 5-9-03 7/1F 00/23/06 HARMONIC WAY Roger Charlton Richard Hughes Alexandra Chandris 5-9-06 12/1 99/18/06 DEEP SPACE Ed Dunlop Gary Carter Maktoum Al Maktoum 4-8-07 14/1 98/19/06 SELHURSTPARK FLYER Jack Berry Carl Lowther Chris Deuters 7-9-07 16/1 97/20/06 SELHURSTPARK FLYER Jack Berry Paul Roberts Chris Deuters 6-8-09 25/1 96/21/06 EMERGING MARKET John Dunlop Kevin Darley Philip Wroughton 4-8-13 33/1 95/23/06 ASTRAC Reg Akehurst Seb Sanders C Titcomb 4-8-07 14/1 94/17/06 VENTURE CAPITALIST Richard Hannon snr John Reid Stanley Lever 5-8-12 20/1 93/18/06 NAGIDA James Toller Jason Weaver Miss U D Toller 4-8-07 11/1 92/19/06 RED ROSEIN Capt Jim Wilson Gary Carter Exors of late J S Gittins 6-8-01 33/1 91/21/06 AMIGO MENOR David Murray-Smith Chris Rutter Frank Glennon 5-8-07 14/1 90/22/06 KNIGHT OF MERCY Richard Hannon snr Pat Eddery M W Grant 4-8-06 16/1 89/23/06 MAC’S FIGHTER Bill O’Gorman Cash Asmussen M McDonnell 4-9-12 16/1 88/17/06 POWDER BLUE Peter Makin Tony Ives Stewart McColl 6-8-05 28/1 87/19/06 BEL BYOU Paul Cole Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 3-8-03 11/2F 86/20/06 TOUCH OF GREY Dave Thom Taffy Thomas T M Jennings 3-8-08 20/1 85/21/06 TIME MACHINE Pat Hughes IRE Willie Carson T Harty 4-7-12 10/1 84/22/06 PETONG Michael Jarvis Bruce Raymond Tom Warner 4-9-06 11/1JF 83/17/06 MELINDRA David Elsworth Tony McGlone Miss A Whitfield 4-7-05 7/1F 82/18/06 BATTLE HYMN Guy Harwood Tony Clark Sue Abbott 3-7-07 14/1 81/19/06 GREAT EASTERN John Dunlop Willie Carson Mrs Sandy Struthers 4-9-08 16/1 80/20/06 QUEENS PRIDE Paul Cole Geoff Baxter Mrs L d’Ambrumenil 4-7-13 28/1 79/22/06 LORD ROCHFORD Brian Swift Bruce Raymond Barnet Shine 4-8-08 16/1 78/23/06 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Peter Arthur Bob Curant P Wentworth 4-7-12 20/1 77/17/06 CALIBINA Paul Cole Geoff Baxter Edward Badger 5-8-05 14/1F 76/18/06 IMPORT Bill Wightman Taffy Thomas Major Stanley Cayzer 5-9-04 4/1F 75/20/06 BOONE’S CABIN Vincent O’Brien IRE Lester Piggott Robert Sangster 5-10-00 6/1 74/21/06 GINNIES PET John E Sutcliffe Lester Piggott J Jackson 4-8-06 7/1 73/22/06 PLUMMET John E Sutcliffe Willie Carson Martin Myers 4-8-02 11/1 72/23/06 LE JOHNSTAN John Sutcliffe Jnr Geoff Lewis Stan Powell 4-9-05 9/1 71/18/06 WHISTLING FOOL Doug Smith Denis McKay Benny Schmidt-Bodner 5-7-07 11/2 70/19/06 VIRGINIA BOY Doug Smith Denis McKay Benny Schmidt-Bodner 4-7-04 100/9 69/20/06 SKY ROCKET Michael Pope Pat Eddery A B Pope 4-7-03 20/1 68/21/06 CHARICLES Teddy Lambton David East Phil Bull 3-7-06 100/7 67/23/06 SPANIARD’S MOUNT John Winter Doug Smith Benny Schmidt-Bodner 5-8-06 100/6 66/17/06 MY AUDREY Eric Cousins George Cadwaladr Mrs D Rosenfield 5-8-02 20/1 65/18/06 NUNSHONEY George Beeby David East G C Todd 3-7-02 33/1 1964 no race 63/21/06 MARCHER Dave Hanley Ron Hutchinson Raymond Zelker 3-7-12 100/8 62/22/06 ELCO Boggy Whelan Bill Williamson Captain T E Langton 4-8-13 20/1 61/16/06 WHISTLER’S DAUGHTER Sam Hall Joe Sime Tim Lucas 4-8-06 10/1JF 60/17/06 SILVER KING Sam Hall Joe Sime J Phang Jnr 4-7-11 15/2 *run at York

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THE QUEEN ALEXANDRA STAKES Background Named after the consort of King Edward VII, the Queen Alexandra Stakes was first run in 1864 as the Alexandra Plate over three miles.

Now contested over nearly two and three quarter miles (2m 5f 143y), it is not only the longest race of the meeting, but also the longest contest run under Flat racing rules in Britain.

Notable winners include Brown Jack (1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 & 1934) – won the Champion Hurdle and Ascot Stakes in 1928, but is better known for his remarkable six consecutive victories in the Queen Alexandra Stakes; also successful in the Goodwood Cup, Doncaster Cup, Chester Cup and the Ebor Handicap. One of the most popular horses of the 20th century, he is commemorated at Ascot by the Brown Jack Handicap, a two-mile handicap run in July.

Sprowston Boy (1987) – Gay Kelleway made headlines when partnering Sprowston Boy to glory, becoming the first female jockey to succeed at Royal Ascot.

Simenon (2012) - talented dual-code performer who completed the Ascot Stakes/Queen Alexandra double; went down by a neck to Estimate in the 2013 Gold Cup and also finished fourth in the same race in both 2014 and 2015.

Pallasator (2018) – gave top Irish trainer Gordon Elliott, who concentrates on Jump racing, his second Queen Alexandra Stakes victory – the first was Commissioned in 2016. Nine-year-old Pallasator established a track record of 4m 45.24s.

Overseas-trained winners (since 1977) Ireland (8) – Ore (1982), Erins Invader (1984), San Sebastian (1999), Honolulu (2008), Simenon (2012), Pique Sous (2014), Commissioned (2016), Pallasator (2018) Oldest winner (since 1977) Caracciola (2009) – Triumphed at the sprightly age of 12, having captured the Cesarewitch Handicap at Newmarket the previous year.

Betting (since 1977) Longest-priced winner: 25/1 Corrib Esclipse (2004) Shortest-priced winner: 8/13F Mountain Cross (1978) Market leaders: 13 favourites or joint favourites have been successful in the 43 runnings Most successful trainer (since 1977) 3 wins* Dick Hern – Balinger (1980), Cuff Link (1994, 1995) *Hern also won with Grey of Falloden (1965) Most successful jockey (since 1977) 3 wins Richard Quinn – Otabari (1986), Admiral’s Well (1996), Dominant Duchess (2000) Kieren Fallon – Canon Can (1997), Cover Up (2002, 2003) Ryan Moore – Bergo (2010), Simenon (2012), Pique Sous (2014) Most successful owner (since 1977) 4 wins Lord Weinstock – Cuff Link (1994 & 1995), Cover Up (2002 & 2003)

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QUEEN ALEXANDRA STAKES WINNERS YR/DATE WINNER TRAINER JOCKEY OWNER AGE/WGT SP 19/22/06 CLEONTE Andrew Balding Silvestre de Sousa King Power Racing 6-9-02 7/2 18/23/06 PALLASATOR Gordon Elliott IRE Jamie Spencer Qatar Racing Limited 9-9-02 11/2 17/24/06 ORIENTAL FOX Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Markus Graff 9-9-05 10/1 16/18/06 COMMISSIONED Gordon Elliott IRE Adam Kirby Nick Bradley Racing 19 Partnership 6-9-02 12/1 15/20/06 ORIENTAL FOX Mark Johnston Joe Fanning Markus Graff 7-9-02 4/1 14/21/06 PIQUE SOUS Willie Mullins IRE Ryan Moore Supreme Horse Racing Club 7-9-02 11/4 13/22/06 CHIBERTA KING Andrew Balding Jimmy Fortune The Pink Hat Racing Partnership 7-9-02 8/1 12/23/06 SIMENON Willie Mullins IRE Ryan Moore Wicklow Thoroughbred Limited 5-9-02 11/4F 11/18/06 SWINGKEEL John Dunlop Ted Durcan Heather Slade 6-9-02 11/2 10/19/06 BERGO Gary Moore Ryan Moore Sam Sangster 7-9-02 10/1 09/20/06 CARACCIOLA Nicky Henderson Eddie Ahern Piers Pottinger 12-9-07 6/1 08/21/06 HONOLULU Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 4-9-05 7/4F 07/23/06 ENJOY THE MOMENT Jamie Osborne Jamie Spencer Lynn Wilson & Martin Landau 4-9-00 6/1 06/24/06 BADDAM Mick Channon Ian Mongan Noel Martin 4-9-00 11/2 *05/18/06 CRUZSPIEL James Fanshawe Johnny Murtagh Pat Garvey 5-9-00 10/1 04/19/06 CORRIB ECLIPSE Jamie Poulton John Egan M Ioannou 5-9-00 25/1 03/21/06 COVER UP Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Exors of the Late Lord Weinstock 6-9-03 4/5F 02/22/06 COVER UP Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon Lord Weinstock 5-9-00 11/4F 01/22/06 LIFE IS LIFE Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson Ray and Anita Green 5-8-09 2/1F 00/23/06 DOMINANT DUCHESS John Hills Richard Quinn Diana Patterson 6-8-09 7/1 99/18/06 SAN SEBASTIAN Michael Grassick IRE Michael Kinane Mrs Michael Watt 5-9-00 4/1 98/19/06 DOVEDON STAR Anthony Kelleway Frankie Dettori Michael Whatley 4-8-07 12/1 97/20/06 CANON CAN Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon Canon (Anglia) O A Limited 4-9-01 8/1 96/21/06 ADMIRAL’S WELL Reg Akehurst Richard Quinn Alan Spence 6-9-03 10/3F 95/23/06 CUFF LINK Dick Hern Paul Eddery Lord Weinstock 5-9-04 EvsF 94/17/06 CUFF LINK Dick Hern Pat Eddery Lord Weinstock 4-9-00 6/1 93/18/06 RISZARD Jim Bolger IRE Christy Roche Henryk de Kwiatkowski 4-8-12 9/2 92/19/06 ROMANY RYE Geoff Wragg Walter Swinburn Sir Philip Oppenheimer 4-9-02 3/1 91/21/06 EASY TO PLEASE Jim Bolger IRE Christy Roche Harry Dobson 4-8-11 8/1 90/22/06 REGAL REFORM George Moore Dean McKeown Richard Wheeler 7-9-04 5/1 89/23/06 ALA HOUNAK Frankie Durr Billy Newnes Capt F Samdan 5-9-05 20/1 88/17/06 OVERDRIVE Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen Cliveden Stud 4-8-09 10/11F 87/19/06 SPROWSTON BOY Paul Kelleway Gay Kelleway Geoff Whiting 4-8-12 12/1 86/20/06 OTABARI Paul Cole Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 4-8-08 7/1 85/21/06 VALUABLE WITNESS Jeremy Tree Pat Eddery Stavros Niarchos 5-9-03 8/11F 84/22/06 ERINS INVADER Hugh McCaffrey IRE Declan Gillespie Hugh McCaffrey 7-8-12 14/1 83/17/06 SANDALAY Peter Cundell Willie Carson Gordon Sumner 5-8-12 7/2F Omar Zawawi 4-9-03 7/1 82/18/06 ORE Kevin Prendergast IRE Bruce Raymond 81/19/06 DONEGAL PRINCE Paul Kelleway Paddy Young J McGonagle 5-9-03 3/1 80/20/06 BALINGER Dick Hern Willie Carson Dick Hollingsworth 4-9-03 5/6F 79/22/06 JOHN CHERRY Tom Jones Greville Starkey Milton Ritzenberg 8-9-03 7/2 78/23/06 MOUNTAIN CROSS Bill Watts John Lowe Mrs A Leggatt 6-9-03 8/13F 77/17/06 JOHN CHERRY Tom Jones Lester Piggott Milton Ritzenberg 6-9-03 4/6F *run at York

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WINNERS OF THE QIPCO ROYAL ASCOT TOP TRAINER AWARD

Year Trainer

Wins 2019 Aidan O’Brien IRE – 10 titles 5 2018 Aidan O’Brien IRE 4 2017 Aidan O’Brien IRE 6 2016 Aidan O’Brien IRE 7* 2015 Aidan O’Brien IRE 5

2014 Sir Michael Stoute – 6 titles 4 2013 Aidan O’Brien IRE 4 2012 John Gosden – 1 title 5 2011 Aidan O’Brien IRE 4 2010 Richard Hannon snr 3 2009 Barry Hills 3 2008 Aidan O’Brien IRE 6 2007 Aidan O’Brien IRE 4 2006 Sir Michael Stoute 3 2005 Sir Michael Stoute 4 2004 Saeed bin Suroor- 4 titles 6 2003 Mark Johnston – 2 titles 5 2002 Mark Johnston 4 2001 Aidan O’Brien IRE 4 2000 Sir Michael Stoute 3 1999 Saeed bin Suroor 3 1998 Sir Michael Stoute 4 1997 Saeed bin Suroor 3 1996 Saeed bin Suroor 3 1995 John Dunlop 5 1994 Paul Cole – 1 title 4 1993 Henry Cecil 3 1992 Richard Hannon snr 4 1991 Michael Stoute 4 1990 Henry Cecil 4 1989 Guy Harwood 6 1988 Guy Harwood 3 1987 Henry Cecil 7* 1986 John Dunlop 3 1985 Henry Cecil 4 1984 Fulke Johnson Houghton 2 1983 Henry Cecil 3 1982 Henry Cecil 4 1981 Guy Harwood 4 1980 Dick Hern 4 *Aidan O’Brien and the late Sir Henry Cecil hold the post-war record of seven for the number of Royal Ascot winners trained in a year. Cecil achieved the feat in 1987 when the Royal Meeting consisted of four days and 24 races, while O’Brien’s seven came in 2016 over five days and 30 races.

The late Sir Henry Cecil achieved 75 Royal Ascot winners and held the record before Sir Michael Stoute equalled that total in 2016 and then passed it in 2018.

Among current trainers, Aidan O’Brien has topped the table on 10 occasions, with Sir Michael Stoute achieving six annual accolades, Saeed bin Suroor four, and Mark Johnston two.

NB: In some years, the winner was decided on the number of placed horses.

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TOP CURRENT TRAINERS AT THE ROYAL MEETING

Trainer

Wins Sir Michael Stoute 81 Aidan O’Brien IRE 70 John Gosden 49 Mark Johnston 45 Saeed bin Suroor 36 Paul Cole 21 Mick Channon 18 Dermot Weld IRE 17 David Elsworth 16 Roger Charlton 10 James Fanshawe 10 William Haggas 10 Wesley Ward USA 10

QIPCO LEADING TRAINER AWARD STANDINGS 2019 Trainer 1st 2nd 3rd AIDAN O’BRIEN IRE 5 7 2

Charlie Appleby 3 1

Roger Varian

3 - 1

John Gosden 2 3 3

Andrew Balding 2 3

Sir Michael Stoute 2 2 2

William Haggas 2 1 2

Mark Johnston 2 1 2

Richard Fahey 1 1

Charlie Hills 1 1

Charlie Fellowes 1 - 1

Ian Williams 1 - 1

David O’Meara 1 -

Simon Crisford 1 -

Ralph Beckett 1 -

Martyn Meade 1 -

Francis-Henri Graffard FR 1 -

Willie Mullins IRE - 1 1

Saeed bin Suroor - 1 1

David Barron - 1

Clive Cox - 1

Gordon Elliott IRE - 1

Richard Hannon - 1

Wesley Ward USA - 1 -

Ken Condon IRE - 1

Aidan Fogarty IRE - 1

Vaclav Luka Jnr CZE - 1

Archie Watson - - 2

Paul Cole - - 1

Keith Dalgleish - - 1

Andre Fabre FR - - 1

Jamie Osborne - - 1

Karl Burke - - 1

Joseph O’Brien IRE - - 1

Brian Meehan - - 1

Michael Bell - - 1

Kevin Ryan - - 1

Ed Walker - - 1

Tom Dascombe - - 1

Michael Appleby - - 1 113

ROYAL ASCOT LEADING OWNER AWARD The Royal Ascot Leading Owner Award was introduced in 2017. Coolmore partners Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith topped the standings in 2017, 2018 & 2019.

ROYAL ASCOT LEADING OWNER AWARD STANDINGS 2019

Owner 1st 2nd 3rd

COOLMORE 5 7 2

Godolphin 3 2 1

Khalid Abullah 2 - 2

Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 2 - 1

King Power Racing 1 3

Hamdan Al Maktoum 1 1 2

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 1 1

CLXX 1 -

Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 1 -

Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 1 -

Mick & Janice Mariscotti 1 -

Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 1 -

Geoff & Sandra Turnbull 1 -

Shaikh Duaij Al Khalifa 1 -

Anthony Oppenheimer 1 -

Bjorn Nielsen 1 -

HH Sheikh Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa 1 -

Phoenix Thoroughbred Ltd 1 -

Alexander Tamagni 1 -

Emma Capon 1 -

Mohammed Bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 1 -

Clipper Logistics 1 - 2

HRH Princess Haya of Jordan - 2

Lady Bamford - 1

Cheveley Park Stud - 1 1

Qatar Racing Limited - 1 1

Abdullah Saeed Al Naboodah - 1

Ten Broeck Farm Inc - 1

Miss J Deadman & Mr S Barrow - 1

J Turner - 1

Collette Twomey - 1

Abdullah Menah - 1

David Kelly - 1

Phoenix Ladies Syndicate - 1

Her Majesty The Queen - 1

Vaclav Luka Jnr - 1

Saeed Suhail - 1

Gestut Ammerland/Newsells Park - - 1

Nick Bradley Racing 22 & Partner - - 1

Lael Stable - - 1

Mohammed Obaida - - 1

K Sohi - - 1

Lord Lloyd Webber - - 1

Weldspec Glasgow Limited - - 1

Ahmad Alshaikh & Co - - 1

Susan Roy - - 1

Kin Hung Kei, Qatar Racing & L Dassault - - 1

Lloyd J Williams Syndicate - - 1

Anna Sundstrom & Robert Sinclair - - 1

Jaber Abullah - - 1

Dean Reeves & Raymond Hill - - 1

Fitri Hay - - 1

David Lowe - - 1

Susannah Ricci - - 1 A M Wragg - - 1

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WINNING RECORDS OF SELECTED TRAINERS AT ROYAL ASCOT TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Charlie Appleby (9) 15/18/06 King George V Handicap SPACE AGE William Buick Godolphin 9/1 16/16/06 Hampton Court Stakes HAWKBILL William Buick Godolphin 11/2 17/20/06 Windsor Castle Stakes SOUND AND SILENCE William Buick Godolphin 16/1 17/23/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap RARE RHYTHM William Buick Godolphin` 20/1 18/19/06 King’s Stand Stakes BLUE POINT William Buick Godolphin 6/1 18/22/06 King Edward VII Stakes OLD PERSIAN William Buick Godolphin 9/2 19/18/06 King’s Stand Stakes BLUE POINT James Doyle Godolphin 5/2 19/22/06 Chesham Stakes PINATUBO James Doyle Godolphin 3/1 19/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes BLUE POINT James Doyle Godolphin 6/4F George Baker (1) 13/19/06 Royal Hunt Cup BELGIAN BILL James Doyle PJL, Byrne & Baker 33/1

Andrew Balding (5) 07/23/06 Wokingham Handicap DARK MISSILE William Buick Jeff Smith 22/1 13/22/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes CHIBERTA KING Jimmy Fortune The Pink Hat Racing Partnership 8/1 14/19/06 Britannia Handicap BORN IN BOMBAY David Probert George Strawbridge 14/1 19/19/06 Queen’s Vase Stakes DASHING WILLOUGHBY Oisin Murphy Mick & Janice Mariscotti 6/1 19/22/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes CLEONTE Silvestre de Sousa King Power Racing 7/2] Ralph Beckett (2) 16/17/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap KINEMA Fran Berry The Ashes 8/1 19/20/06 Britannia Handicap BIOMETRIC Harry Bentley Khalid Abdullah 28/1 Michael Bell (7) 02/21/06 Windsor Castle Stakes REVENUE Johnny Murtagh The Royal Ascot Racing Club 14/1 06/21/06 Sandringham Handicap RED EVIE Jamie Spencer Terry Neill 5/1CF 07/21/06 Britannia Handicap EDDIE JOCK Johnny Murtagh C A Gerschinson 33/1 08/17/06 Coventry Stakes ART CONNOISSEUR Jamie Spencer Richard Green 8/1 09/17/06 Sandringham Handicap MONEYCANTBUYMELOVE Jamie Spencer Wright, Stanley, Marsh, Lascelles, Harris 9/2F 09/20/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes ART CONNOISSEUR Tom Queally Richard Green/Michael Bell 20/1 17/22/06 Gold Cup BIG ORANGE James Doyle Bill & Tim Gredley 5/1 John Best (2) 08/21/06 08/17/06

Diamond Jubilee Stakes Windsor Castle Stakes

KINGSGATE NATIVE FLASHMAN’S PAPERS

Seb Sanders Steve Drowne

John Mayne David Gorton

33/1 100/1

James Bethell (2) 77/16/06 King George V Handicap CELTIC PLEASURE Richard Fox Betty Rigden 12/1 04/16/06 Royal Hunt Cup MINE Richard Quinn Mike Dawson 16/1 Jim Bolger IRE (8) 83/15/06 Coronation Stakes FLAME OF TARA Declan Gillespie Miss Pat O’Kelly 11/2 91/21/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes EASY TO PLEASE Christy Roche Harry Dobson 8/1 93/18/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes RISZARD Christy Roche Henryk de Kwiatkowski 9/2 08/20/06 Coronation Stakes LUSH LASHES Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger 5/1 08/20/06 Albany Stakes CUIS GHAIRE Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger 8/11F 11/16/06 Ribblesdale Stakes BANIMPIRE Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger 3/1F 12/19/06 Coventry Stakes DAWN APPROACH Kevin Manning Jackie Bolger/J P Spain 7/2 13/18/06 St James’s Palace Stakes DAWN APPROACH Kevin Manning Godolphin 5/4F Marco Botti (1) 18/20/06

Duke Of Cambridge Stakes

ALJAZZI

William Buick

Saleh Al Homaizi & Imad Al Sagar

9/2

Milton Bradley (1) 04/15/06

King’s Stand Stakes

THE TATLING

Darryll Holland

Dab Hand Racing

8/1

David Brown (1) 11/14/06

Windsor Castle Stakes

FREDERICK ENGELS

Johnny Murtagh

Qatar Bloodstock Ltd

9/4F

Charles Byrnes IRE (1) 14/17/06 Ascot Stakes DOMINATION Fran Berry Carol Cleary 12/1 Karl Burke (1) 16/17/06

Commonwealth Cup

QUIET REFLECTION

Dougie Costello

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Ontoawinner, Strecker & Burke

7/4F

TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Henry Candy (3) 74/18/06 Ascot Stakes KAMBALDA Joe Mercer Mrs Michael Wyatt 8/1F 79/20/06 Royal Hunt Cup PIPEDREAMER Philip Waldron Mrs J Brookes 12/1 16/18/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes TWILIGHT SON Ryan Moore Godfrey Wilson & Cheveley Park Stud 7/2 Mark Casse USA (1) 16/14/06 Queen Anne Stakes TEPIN Julien Leparoux Robert Masterson 11/2 Patrick Chamings (1) 07/22/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes

BINANTI

Franny Norton

Mrs J E L Wright

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Mick Channon (18) 93/18/06 Windsor Castle Stakes GREAT DEEDS Richard Quinn Dubai Racing Syndicate 10/1 95/23/06 King’s Stand Stakes PICCOLO Richard Hughes John White & Partners 20/1 98/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes BINT ALLAYL Frankie Dettori Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 2/1F 99/18/06 Windsor Castle Stakes KALINDI Richard Quinn Barry Taylor 14/1 00/20/06 Coventry Stakes CD EUROPE Steve Drowne Circular Distributors Ltd 8/1 00/22/06 Ribblesdale Stakes MILETRIAN Michael Roberts Miletrian PLC 10/1 01/20/06 Queen Mary Stakes QUEEN’S LOGIC Steve Drowne Jaber Abdullah 13/2 03/17/06 St James’s Palace Stakes ZAFEEN Darryll Holland Jaber Abdullah 8/1 03/20/06 Albany Stakes SILCA’S GIFT Steve Drowne Aldridge Racing Limited 5/1 03/21/06 Windsor Castle Stakes HOLBORN Steve Drowne Sheikh Mohammed 5/2F 05/14/06 Chesham Stakes CHAMPIONSHIP POINT Ted Durcan John Livock Bloodstock Ltd 4/1 05/15/06 Queen Mary Stakes FLASHY WINGS Ted Durcan Jaber Abdullah 4/1JF 06/20/06 Ascot Stakes BADDAM Ian Mongan Noel Martin 33/1 06/24/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes BADDAM Ian Mongan Noel Martin 11/2 07/22/06 Albany Stakes NIJOOM DUBAI Jamie Spencer Jaber Abdullah 50/1 07/22/06 Wolferton Stakes CHAMPIONSHIP POINT Darryll Holland John Livock Bloodstock Ltd 25/1 11/17/06 Albany Stakes SAMITAR Jamie Spencer Nick & Olga Dhandsa & John & Zoe Webster 16/1 13/20/06 King George V Handicap ELIDOR Martin Harley Jon & Julia Aisbitt 20/1 Jane Chapple-Hyam (1) 09/16/06 Ascot Stakes JUDGETHEMOMENT Richard Hughes Gordon Li 13/2 Peter Chapple-Hyam (7) 93/15/06 Coventry Stakes STONEHATCH John Reid Robert Sangster

EvsF 93/17/06 Norfolk Stakes TURTLE ISLAND John Reid Robert Sangster 3/1 93/17/06 Chesham Stakes STATE PERFORMER John Reid Robert Sangster 8/13F 99/16/06 Queen Mary Stakes SHINING HOUR Jimmy Fortune Robert Sangster 20/1 06/22/06 Norfolk Stakes DUTCH ART Alan Munro Susan Roy 11/4 07/20/06 Jersey Stakes TARIQ Jimmy Fortune Saleh Al Homaizi & Imad Al Sagar 15/2 07/21/06 Norfolk Stakes WINKER WATSON Jimmy Fortune Comic Strip Heroes & Joy Trotter 2/1F Roger Charlton (10) 92/18/06 King George V Handicap SOURCE OF LIGHT Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 12/1 93/16/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap SOURCE OF LIGHT Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 11/1 00/23/06 Wokingham Handicap HARMONIC WAY Richard Hughes Alexandra Chandris 12/1 01/21/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes HARMONIC WAY Steve Drowne Alexandra Chandris 10/1 03/17/06 Coventry Stakes THREE VALLEYS Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 7/1 03/17/06 Balmoral Stakes DEPORTIVO Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 9/1 08/18/06 Britannia Handicap FIFTEEN LOVE Steve Drowne Khalid Abdullah 28/1 13/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes AL KAZEEM James Doyle John Deer 11/4 15/18/06 Hampton Court Stakes TIME TEST Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 15/8F 17/22/06 King George V Handicap ATTY PERSSE Kieran Shoemark Godolphin 7/1 Paul Cole (21) - continues on next page 77/17/06 Wokingham Handicap CALIBINA Geoff Baxter Eric Badger 14/1F 79/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes CRIMSON BEAU Lester Piggott H Spearing 11/2 80/20/06 Wokingham Handicap QUEENS PRIDE Geoff Baxter Mrs L d’Ambrumenil 28/1 86/20/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes OTABARI Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 7/1 87/19/06 Wokingham Handicap BEL BYOU Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 11/2F 90/19/06 Ascot Stakes RETOUCH Michael Roberts Simon Wingfield Digby 12/1 91/18/06 Coventry Stakes DILUM Alan Munro Fahd Salman 11/10F 91/20/06 Chesham Stakes FAIR COP Alan Munro Fahd Salman 7/2JF 91/20/06 Norfolk Stakes MAGIC RING Alan Munro Fahd Salman 7/4F 94/14/06 Coventry Stakes SRI PEKAN Richard Quinn Sultan Ahmad Shah 6/1 94/15/06 Jersey Stakes RIVER DEEP (Dead Heat) Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 20/1 94/16/06 Chesham Stakes MONTJOY Richard Quinn Sir George Meyrick 5/1 94/17/06 Windsor Castle Stakes BRAVE MUSIC Richard Quinn Lord Portman 9/1 95/23/06 Windsor Castle Stakes KUANTAN Richard Quinn Sultan Ahmad Shah 11/1 96/19/06 Queen Mary Stakes DANCE PARADE Michael Kinane Fahd Salman 8/1 97/18/06 Queen’s Vase WINDSOR CASTLE Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 9/2 97/19/06 Chesham Stakes CENTRAL PARK Frankie Dettori Fahd Salman 7/1 98/16/06 Coventry Stakes RED SEA Richard Quinn Fahd Salman 6/1

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Paul Cole (21) - continued from previous page 98/19/06 Hardwicke Stakes POSIDONAS Pat Eddery Athos Christodoulou 15/2 03/19/06 Gold Cup MR DINOS Kieren Fallon Constantinos Schialos 3/1 13/22/06 Chesham Stakes BERKSHIRE Jim Crowley Sultan Ahmad Shah 16/1 Robert Collet FR (2) 86/20/06 King’s Stand Stakes LAST TYCOON Cash Asmussen Richard Strauss 9/2 11/17/06 Coronation Stakes IMMORTAL VERSE Gerald Mosse Richard Strauss 8/1 Robert Cowell (4) 11/14/06 15/16/06 16/16/06 16/18/06

King’s Stand Stakes King’s Stand Stakes Norfolk Stakes Wokingham Handicap

PROHIBIT GOLDREAM PRINCE OF LIR OUTBACK TRAVELLER

Jim Crowley Martin Harley Luke Morris Martin Harley

Dasmal, Rix, Barr, Morley, Mrs Penney J Sargeant & Mrs J Morley The Cool Silk Partnership Lordship Stud & Mrs J Morley

7/1 20/1 8/1 10/1

Clive Cox (7) 03/19/06 Britannia Handicap NEW SEEKER Jamie Spencer Elite Racing Club 16/1 05/15/06 Royal Hunt Cup NEW SEEKER Philip Robinson Elite Racing Club 11/1 12/21/06 Norfolk Stakes RECKLESS ABANDON Adam Kirby Julie Deadman & Stephen Barrow 4/1 13/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes LETHAL FORCE Adam Kirby Alan Craddock 11/1 16/14/06 King’s Stand Stakes PROFITABLE Adam Kirby Alan Spence 4/1 16/15/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes MY DREAM BOAT Adam Kirby Paul & Clare Rooney 16/1 17/21/06 Queen Mary Stakes HEARTACHE Adam Kirby Hot To Trot Syndicate 5/1 Simon Crisford (2) 18/21/06 19/20/06

Britannia Handicap Norfolk Stakes

OSTILIO A’ALI

Silvestre de Sousa Frankie Dettori

Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum Shaikh Duaij Al Khalifa

10/1 5/1

Tom Dascombe (4) 11/15/06 Sandringham Handicap RHYTHM OF LIGHT Richard Kingscote Lowe, Silver, Deal 8/1 11/16/06 King George V Handicap BROWN PANTHER Richard Kingscote Owen Promotions Ltd 4/1JF 12/20/06 Queen Mary Stakes CEILING KITTY Richard Kingscote Andrew Black & The Master Bettors 20/1 18/23/06 Chesham Stakes ARTHUR KITT Richard Kingscote Chasemore Farm 13/2

Mauricio Delcher-Sanchez FR (1) 08/17/06 King’s Stand Stakes EQUIANO Olivier Peslier James Acheson 22/1

Mikel Delzangles FR (1) 05/14/06 King’s Stand Stakes CHINEUR Christophe Lemaire Marquesa De Moratalla 7/1 Ed Dunlop (8) 99/18/06 Wokingham Handicap DEEP SPACE Gary Carter Maktoum Al Maktoum 14/1 01/20/06 Royal Hunt Cup SURPRISE ENCOUNTER Frankie Dettori Ahmed Buhaleeba 8/1 03/21/06 Sandringham Rated Stakes HOLD TO RANSOM Frankie Dettori Khalid Buhaleeba 11/1 06/21/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes OUIJA BOARD Olivier Peslier Lord Derby 8/1 09/18/06 Britannia Handicap FAREER Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 20/1 09/19/06 Albany Stakes HABAAYIB Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 16/1 14/20/06 Wolferton Stakes CONTRIBUTER George Baker George Bolton 9/1 15/18/06 Gold Cup TRIP TO PARIS Graham Lee La Grange Partnership 12/1 Mick Easterby (1) 76/18/06 King’s Stand Stakes LOCHNAGER Edward Hide Christopher Spence 6/4F Tim Easterby (5) 98/19/06 Windsor Castle Stakes FLANDERS Lindsay Charnock Jean Connew 15/8F 00/21/06 Queen Mary Stakes ROMANTIC MYTH Kevin Darley Terry Holdcroft/T Herbert-Jackson 4/1F 03/21/06 Wokingham Handicap FAYR JAG Willie Supple Jonathan Gill 10/1 04/19/06 Golden Jubilee Stakes FAYR JAG Willie Supple Jonathan Gill 12/1 17/24/06 Wolferton Stakes SNOANO David Allan Martyn Macleod 25/1 Gordon Elliott IRE (2) 16/18/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes 18/23/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes

COMMISSIONED PALLASATOR

Adam Kirby Jamie Spencer

Nick Bradley Racing Nineteen Partnership 12/1 Qatar Racing Limited 11/2

David Elsworth (16) - continues on next page 80/17/06 Ascot Stakes HEIGHLIN Richard Fox Woodside Engineers 8/1 83/15/06 Royal Hunt Cup MIGHTY FLY Steve Cauthen Anne Tory 12/1 83/17/06 Wokingham Handicap MELINDRA Tony McGlone Miss A Whitfield 7/1F 84/20/06 Jersey Stakes MISS SILCA KEY Brian Rouse E Aldridge & Son (Locksmiths) Ltd 15/1 87/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes PRINCESS ATHENA Willie Carson Henry Senn 9/1 88/15/06 Jersey Stakes INDIAN RIDGE Cash Asmussen Anne Coughlan 10/1 89/21/06 Queen Mary Stakes DEAD CERTAIN Steve Cauthen Commander Toby Marten 8/1 89/23/06 King’s Stand Stakes INDIAN RIDGE Steve Cauthen Anne Coughlan 9/4F 90/20/06 Royal Hunt Cup PONTENUOVO Gary Bardwell Walter Mariti 50/1

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP David Elsworth (16) - continued from previous page 90/21/06 Norfolk Stakes LINE ENGAGED Steve Cauthen I Karageorgis 14/1 99/15/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes LEAR SPEAR Michael Kinane Raymond Tooth 20/1 02/22/06 Henry Carnarvon Stakes DUTY PAID Richard Quinn Jeff Smith 11/1 03/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes INDIAN CREEK Richard Quinn Seymour Cohn 14/1 06/22/06 Hampton Court Stakes SNOQUALMIE BOY John Egan Jeff Smith 33/1 07/20/06 Sandringham Handicap BARSHIBA Richard Quinn Jeff Smith 16/1 18/22/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap DASH OF SPICE Silvestre de Sousa Jeff Smith 7/2F James Eustace (1) 98/17/06 Royal Hunt Cup REFUSE TO LOSE Jason Tate Jeff Smith 20/1 Andre Fabre FR (9) 89/21/06 Coronation Stakes GOLDEN OPINION Cash Asmussen Sheikh Mohammed 7/2F 93/16/06 Queen’s Vase INFRASONIC Pat Eddery Khalid Abdullah 3/1F 96/20/06 Ribblesdale Stakes TULIPA Sylvain Guillot Sheikh Mohammed 15/2 01/22/06 Coronation Stakes BANKS HILL Olivier Peslier Khalid Abdullah 4/1JF 05/14/06 Queen Anne Stakes VALIXIR Christophe Soumillon H H Aga Khan 4/1 07/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes MANDURO Stephane Pasquier Baron Georg von Ullmann 15/8F 10/16/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes BYWORD Maxime Guyon Khalid Abdullah 5/2F 16/15/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes USHERETTE Mickael Barzalona Godolphin 9/4F Pierre-Charles Boudot HRH Prince Faisal bin Khaled 2/1F 17/21/06 Jersey Stakes LE BRIVIDO Jarlath Fahey IRE (1) 16/14/06 Ascot Stakes JENNIES JEWEL Ronan Whelan Andrew McIntyre 6/1

Richard Fahey (7) 00/22/06 Cork & Orrery Stakes SUPERIOR PREMIUM Johnny Murtagh J Parsons/J Gilmartin 20/1 09/18/06 King George V Handicap COSMIC SUN Paul Hanagan The Cosmic Cases 66/1 10/15/06 Windsor Castle Stakes MARINE COMMANDO Paul Hanagan Mike Wynne 9/2 14/21/06 Wokingham Handicap BACCARAT George Chaloner Sir Robert Ogden 9/1 16/15/06 Jersey Stakes RIBCHESTER William Buick Godolphin 7/1 17/20/06 Queen Anne Stakes RIBCHESTER William Buick Godolphin 11/10F 19/22/06 Jersey Stakes SPACE TRAVELLER Danny Tudhope Clipper Logistics 25/1 James Fanshawe (10) 03/18/06 Royal Hunt Cup MACADAMIA Dane O’Neill Lord Vestey 8/1 04/18/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes UNSCRUPULOUS Oscar Urbina Unscrupulous Partners & P Veitch 8/1 05/18/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes CRUZSPIEL Johnny Murtagh Pat Garvey 10/1 06/21/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes SOVIET SONG Olivier Peslier Elite Racing Club 11/8F 06/21/06 Royal Hunt Cup CESARE Jamie Spencer Cheveley Park Stud 14/1 06/22/06 Britannia Handicap SIR GERARD Jamie Spencer Rose-Anne Galligan 9/2F 09/17/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes SPACIOUS Johnny Murtagh Cheveley Park Stud 10/1 11/18/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes SOCIETY ROCK Pat Cosgrave Simon Gibson 25/1 11/18/06 Wokingham Handicap DEACON BLUES Johnny Murtagh Jan & Peter Hopper & Michelle Morris 15/2 17/24/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes THE TIN MAN Tom Queally Fred Archer Racing – Ormonde 9/2 Charlie Fellowes (1) 19/21/06 Sandringham Handicap

THANKS BE

Hayley Turner

Emma Capon

33/1

Lee Freedman AUS (1) 07/19/06 King’s Stand Stakes

MISS ANDRETTI

Craig Newitt

Sean Buckley & Dave Mueller

3/1F

James Given (1) 10/17/06

DANDINO

Paul Mulrennan

Elite Racing Club

7/1

King George V Handicap

John Gosden (49) - continues on next page 90/21/06 Chesham Stakes CHICARICA Pat Eddery Sheikh Mohammed 10/11F 91/19/06 Jersey Stakes SATIN FLOWER Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 12/1 92/17/06 Queen’s Vase LANDOWNER Ray Cochrane Sheikh Mohammed 8/1 93/17/06 King George V Handicap LEARMONT John Carroll Sheikh Mohammed 14/1 94/14/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes MUHTARRAM Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 6/4F 95/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes MUHTARRAM Willie Carson Hamdan Al Maktoum 5/1 96/18/06 Britannia Handicap NORTH SONG Gary Hind John Gosden 14/1 97/19/06 King George V Handicap HERITAGE Frankie Dettori Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 15/2 98/16/06 Britannia Handicap PLAN-B Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 8/1 98/18/06 Chesham Stakes RHAPSODIST Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 6/1 99/15/06 Ascot Stakes HIGH AND MIGHTY Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 10/1 99/17/06 Norfolk Stakes WARM HEART Frankie Dettori Sheikh Mohammed 7/2 00/21/06 Jersey Stakes OBSERVATORY Kevin Darley Khalid Abdullah 11/2 00/22/06 Britannia Handicap EL GRAN PAPA

Franny Norton Thomas Tatham 4/1F 01/21/06 Britannia Handicap ANALYSER Franny Norton Robert Sangster/Tony Collins 14/1 02/21/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes DEMONSTRATE Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 12/1 02/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes MALHUB Kevin Darley Hamdan Al Maktoum 16/1

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP John Gosden (49) - continued from previous page 04/15/06 Coventry Stakes ICEMAN Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 5/1F 05/17/06 King Edward VII Stakes PLEA BARGAIN Jimmy Fortune Sheikh Mohammed 9/2 06/23/06 Coronation Stakes NANNINA Jimmy Fortune Cheveley Park Stud 6/1JF 07/20/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes NANNINA Jimmy Fortune Cheveley Park Stud 3/1CF 07/20/06 Royal Hunt Cup ROYAL OATH Jimmy Fortune William Farish & Bill Farish Jnr 9/1 08/19/06 Ribblesdale stakes MICHITA Jimmy Fortune Stonerside Stable LLC

100/30F 09/20/06 Hardwicke Stakes BRONZE CANNON Jimmy Fortune Anthony Oppenheimer 8/1 10/16/06 Queen Mary Stakes MAQAASID Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 9/4F 11/17/06 King Edward VII Stakes NATHANIEL William Buick Lady Rothschild 11/4F 11/17/06 Wolferton Stakes BEACHFIRE William Buick H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 12/1 12/20/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes JOVIALITY William Buick H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 11/1 12/22/06 Albany Stakes NEWFANGLED William Buick H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 7/4F 12/22/06 Coronation Stakes FALLEN FOR YOU William Buick Normandie Stud Ltd 12/1 12/22/06 Wolferton Stakes GATEWOOD William Buick George Strawbridge 3/1F 12/23/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap CAMBORNE William Buick H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 11/2F 13/20/06 Hampton Court Stakes REMOTE William Buick Khalid Abdullah 9/4F 14/17/06 St James’s Palace Stakes KINGMAN James Doyle Khalid Abdullah 8/11F 14/18/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes THE FUGUE William Buick Lord Lloyd-Webber 11/2 14/20/06 King Edward VII Stakes EAGLE TOP William Buick Lady Bamford 12/1 14/21/06 Chesham Stakes RICHARD PANKHURST William Buick Rachel Hood 10/1 15/17/06 Royal Hunt Cup GM HOPKINS Ryan Moore Robin Geffen 8/1 15/20/06 Wolferton Stakes MAHSOOB Paul Hanagan Hamdan Al Maktoum 7/4F 16/14/06 Windsor Castle Stakes ARDAD Robert Havlin Abdullah Saeed Al Naboodah 20/1 16/15/06 Sandringham Handicap PERSUASIVE Frankie Dettori Cheveley Park Stud 11/4F 17/22/06 Ribblesdale Stakes CORONET Olivier Peslier Denford Stud 9/1 17/23/06 Queen’s Vase STRADIVARIUS Andrea Atzeni Bjorn Nielsen 11/2 18/19/06 Coventry Stakes CALYX Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 2/1F 18/19/06 St James’s Palace Stakes WITHOUT PAROLE Frankie Dettori John & Tanya Gunther 9/4F 18/19/06 Wolferton Stakes MONARCHS GLEN Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 8/1 18/21/06 Gold Cup STRADIVARIUS Frankie Dettori Bjorn Nielsen 7/4JF 19/20/06 Ribblesdale Stakes STAR CATCHER Frankie Dettori Anthony Oppenheimer 4/1 19/20/06 Gold Cup STRADIVARIUS Frankie Dettori Bjorn Nielsen Evs F Francis-Henri Graffard FR (1) 19/21/06 Coronation Stakes

WATCH ME

Pierre-Charles Boudot Alexander Tamagni 20/1

William Haggas (10) 96/19/06 Royal Hunt Cup YEAST Kieren Fallon Brian Haggas 8/1F 00/22/06 Norfolk Stakes SUPERSTAR LEO Richard Quinn The Superstar Leo Partnership 5/1 06/22/06 Ribblesdale Stakes MONT ETOILE Michael Hills T Hirschfeld, D Scott, Lester Piggott 25/1 08/18/06 Jersey Stakes AQLAAM Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 13/2 08/19/06 Hampton Court Stakes COLLECTION Kerrin McEvoy Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 13/2 09/20/06 Wokingham Handicap HIGH STANDING Ryan Moore Findlay & Bloom 6/1 10/17/06 Norfolk Stakes APPROVE Eddie Ahern Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 16/1 12/21/06 Britannia Handicap FAST OR FREE Ryan Moore Ian & Christine Beard 6/1F 19/18/06 Wolferton Stakes ADDEYBB Danny Tudhope Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 5/1 19/19/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes MOVE SWIFTLY Danny Tudhope Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 9/1 Michael Halford IRE (1) 16/15/06 Royal Hunt Cup PORTAGE James Doyle Godolphin 10/1 Richard Hannon (5) 14/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes TORONADO Richard Hughes Al Shaqab Racing 4/5F 14/19/06 Norfolk Stakes BAITHA ALGA Frankie Dettori Al Shaqab Racing 8/1 15/17/06 Sandringham Handicap OSAILA Frankie Dettori Al Shaqab Racing 13/2 15/19/06 Albany Stakes ILLUMINATE Richard Hughes Denford Stud 4/1F 17/20/06 St James’s Palace Stakes BARNEY ROY James Doyle Godolphin 5/2 Jessica Harrington IRE (1) 18/22/06 Coronation Stakes ALPHA CENTAURI Colm O’Donoghue Niarchos Family 11/4F Freddy Head FR (2) 10/15/06 Queen Anne Stakes GOLDIKOVA Olivier Peslier Wertheimer & Frere 11/8F 15/16/06 Queen Anne Stakes SOLOW Maxime Guyon Wertheimer & Frere 11/8F Nicky Henderson (3) 09/20/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes CARACCIOLA Eddie Ahern Piers Pottinger 6/1 11/14/06 Ascot Stakes VEILED Eddie Ahern Pump & Plant Services Ltd 11/2 13/21/06 Wolferton Stakes FORGOTTEN VOICE Johnny Murtagh Susan Roy 12/1 Guy Henrot FR (1) 97/20/06

King’s Stand Stakes

DON’T WORRY ME

Olivier Peslier

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J F Gribomont

33/1

TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Charlie Hills (4) 13/21/06 Albany Stakes KIYOSHI Jamie Spencer Qatar Racing Limited 8/1 15/17/06 Jersey Stakes DUTCH CONNECTION Jim Crowley Susan Roy/Cheveley Park Stud 14/1 15/19/06 Commonwealth Cup MUHAARAR Dane O’Neill Hamdan Al Maktoum 10/1 19/19/06 Royal Hunt Cup AFAAK Jim Crowley Hamdan Al Maktoum 20/1 Jens Hirschberger GER (1) 12/21/06 Hampton Court Stakes

Joe Janiak AUS (1) 06/20/06 King’s Stand Stakes

ENERGIZER

Adrie de Vries

Gestut Schlenderhan

15/2

TAKEOVER TARGET

Jay Ford

Joe & Ben Janiak

7/1

COLMORE ROW WELD GRAND LODGE

Bruce Raymond Bruce Raymond Michael Kinane

Mrs Doris Allen Lord Howard de Walden Lord Howard de Walden

10/3 16/1 6/1

John Jenkins (1) 02/18/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap

THUNDERING SURF

Richard Hughes

C N & Mrs J C Wright

11/1

Eve Johnson Houghton (1) 18/19/06 Queen Anne Stakes

ACCIDENTAL AGENT

Charles Bishop

Gaie Johnson Houghton

33/1

William Jarvis (3) 87/18/06 89/21/06 94/14/06

Norfolk Stakes Queen’s Vase St James’s Palace Stakes

Mark Johnston (45) 95/22/06 Gold Cup DOUBLE TRIGGER Jason Weaver Ron Huggins 9/4 95/22/06 King George V Handicap DIAGHILEF Darryll Holland C C Buckley 40/1 96/18/06 St James’s Palace Stakes BIJOU D’INDE Jason Weaver Stuart Morrison 9/1 97/17/06 Britannia Handicap FLY TO THE STARS Olivier Peslier Peter Savill 20/1 99/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes FRUITS OF LOVE Olivier Peslier Mick Doyle 12/1 00/21/06 Chesham Stakes CELTIC SILENCE Kieren Fallon Peter Savill 15/8F 00/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes FRUITS OF LOVE Olivier Peslier Mick Doyle 9/2 01/19/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap TAKAMAKA BAY Darryll Holland The Chaps Partnership 10/1 01/19/06 Queen’s Vase

AND BEYOND Kevin Darley Maktoum Al Maktoum

11/1 01/21/06 Gold Cup ROYAL REBEL Johnny Murtagh Peter Savill

8/1 02/19/06 Chesham Stakes HELM BANK Keith Dalgleish Gary & Lesley Middlebrook 25/1 02/20/06 Gold Cup ROYAL REBEL Johnny Murtagh Peter Savill

16/1 02/20/06 King George V Handicap SYSTEMATIC Kevin Darley Maktoum Al Maktoum 9/1 02/22/06 Hardwicke Stakes ZINDABAD Kevin Darley Abdulla Buhaleeba 4/1 03//18/06 Queen Mary Stakes ATTRACTION Kevin Darley Duke of Roxburghe 13/8F 03/18/06 Chesham Stakes PEARL OF LOVE Darryll Holland Mick Doyle 11/10F 03/19/06 Norfolk Stakes RUSSIAN VALOUR Kevin Darley Tony Latter & Partners 4/1 03/19/06 King George V Handicap FANTASTIC LOVE Keith Dalgleish Mick Doyle 10/1 03/20/06 Queen’s Vase SHANTY STAR Kevin Darley Maktoum Al Maktoum 7/2F 04/15/06 Ascot Stakes DOUBLE OBSESSION John Egan Ron Huggins, R Huckerby, Atlantic Racing 25/1 04/18/06 Coronation Stakes ATTRACTION Kevin Darley Duke of Roxburghe 6/4F 05/17/06 Queen’s Vase MELROSE AVENUE Kevin Darley Sheikh Mohammed 4/1 05/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes BANDARI Willie Supple Hamdan Al Maktoum 10/1 06/23/06 Wolferton Stakes I’M SO LUCKY Joe Fanning Sandra Brookhouse 16/1 06/23/06 Queen’s Vase SOAPY DANCER Kevin Darley Renata Jacobs 4/1 06/23/06 King George V Handicap LINAS SELECTION Kevin Darley Renata Jacobs 9/2 07/21/06 Hampton Court Stakes ZAHAM Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 7/2F 07/22/06 King Edward VII Stakes BOSCOBEL Joe Fanning Sheikh Mohammed 7/1 Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 7/1 09/19/06 Queen’s Vase HOLBERG Joe Fanning 09/20/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap DRILL SERGEANT Joe Fanning John Barson 14/1 Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 8/1 10/16/06 Jersey Stakes RAINFALL Ryan Moore

10/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes MONTEROSSO Frankie Dettori Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 7/2 11/17/06 Queen’s Vase NAMIBIAN Silvestre de Sousa Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 7/2F 11/18/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap FOX HUNT Silvestre de Sousa Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 12/1 12/21/06 King George V Handicap FENNELL BAY Joe Fanning

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 12/1 14/18/06 Sandringham Handicap MUTEELA Paul Hanagan Hamdan Al Maktoum 9/2F 14/20/06 Queen’s Vase HARTNELL Joe Fanning Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 7/2 15/16/06 Coventry Stakes BURATINO William Buick Godolphin 6/1 15/20/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes ORIENTAL FOX Joe Fanning Markus Graff 4/1 17/23/06 King Edward VII Stakes PERMIAN William Buick Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 6/1 17/24/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes ORIENTAL FOX Joe Fanning Markus Graff 10/1 18/21/06 King George V Handicap BAGHDAD Andrea Atzeni Mohammed bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 9/1 18/22/06 Albany Stakes MAIN EDITION James Doyle Saif Ali 7/1 19/19/06 Queen Mary Stakes RAFFLE PRIZE Frankie Dettori Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 18/1 19/21/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap BAGHDAD Ryan Moore Mohammed bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 7/2F Alan King (1) 16/16/06

King George V Handicap

PRIMITIVO

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Willy Twiston-Davies N Farrell, L Field, T Mellor & B Cognet

13/2

TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Sylvester Kirk (1) 06/20/06

Windsor Castle Stakes

ELHAMRI

Declan McDonogh Norman Ormiston

20/1

David Lanigan USA (1) 15/20/06 Wokingham Handicap INTERCEPTION George Baker Bjorn Nielsen 10/1 Eric Libaud FR (1) 09/17/06

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes

VISION D’ETAT

Olivier Peslier

Jacques Detre

4/1

Edward Lynam IRE (4) 13/18/06 King’s Stand Stakes 14/17/06 King’s Stand Stakes 14/18/06 Queen Mary Stakes 14/21/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes

SOLE POWER SOLE POWER ANTHEM ALEXANDER SLADE POWER

Johnny Murtagh Richard Hughes Pat Smullen Wayne Lordan

Sabena Power Sabena Power Noel O’Callaghan Sabena Power

8/1 5/1 9/4F 7/2F

Ger Lyons IRE (1) 07/20/06

ELLETELLE

Johnny Murtagh

Jesse Club Syndicate

20/1

George Margarson (1) 06/24/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap YOUNG MICK

Richard Quinn

Michael Kentish

28/1

David Marnane IRE (2) 12/23/06 Wokingham Handicap 18/20/06 Royal Hunt Cup

Pat Dobbs Billy Lee

Malih Lahej Al Basti 33/1 McGettigans Management JLT/M Casey 16/1

Queen Mary Stakes

DANDY BOY SETTLE FOR BAY

Tony Martin IRE (2) 00/21/06 Ascot Stakes BARBA PAPA Johnny Murtagh Glen Devlin 10/1 05/14/06 Ascot Stakes LEG SPINNER Fran Berry Bill Moffett 9/1 Martyn Meade (1) 19/21/06

Commonwealth Cup

Noel Meade IRE (1) 78/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes

ADVERTISE

Frankie Dettori

Phoenix Thoroughbred Limited

8/1

SWEET MINT

Walter Swinburn

M Wright

20/1

Brian Meehan (7) 98/18/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes TOMBA Michael Tebbutt John Good 4/1 00/23/06 Windsor Castle Stakes AUTUMNAL Pat Eddery Paul & Jenny Green 4/1 02/19/06 Queen Mary Stakes ROMANTIC LIASON Pat Eddery Con Wilson 16/1 09/18/06 Norfolk Stakes RADIOHEAD Jamie Spencer Carmen Burrell & Jonathan Harvey 10/1 11/17/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes MANASSAS Martin Dwyer Rebecca Philipps 12/1 12/19/06 St James’s Palace Stakes MOST IMPROVED Kieren Fallon Iraj Parvizi 9/1 18/23/06 Wokingham Handicap BACCHUS Jim Crowley G Morland, D Erwin, J Woodman 33/1 Peter Moody AUS (1) 12/23/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes

BLACK CAVIAR

Luke Nolen

Gary & Kerryn Wilkie et al

1/6F

Gary Moore (1) 10/19/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes BERGO Ryan Moore Sam Sangster 10/1 Hughie Morrison (7) 03/17/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap WAVERLEY Jimmy Fortune Exors of the late Lord Margadale 14/1 06/24/06 Wokingham Handicap BALTIC KING Jimmy Fortune Thurloe Thoroughbreds VIII 10/1 08/20/06 Wolferton Stakes SUPASEUS Steve Drowne Ben & Sir Martyn Arbib 12/1 10/19/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap CILL RIALAIG Steve Drowne Pangfield Partners 16/1 11/16/06 Britannia Handicap SAGRAMOR Nicky Mackay Melksham Craic 8/1 11/16/06 Hampton Court Stakes PISCO SOUR Jimmy Fortune Michael Kerr-Dineen 20/1 Eason, Kerr-Dineen, Hughes, Edwards-Jones 6/1JF 15/19/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap ARAB DAWN Richard Hughes Danny Morton AUS (1) 09/16/06 King’s Stand Stakes

SCENIC BLAST

Steve Arnold

Elio Anthony Galante & Partners

11/4F

William Muir (1) 02/18/06 Balmoral Handicap ZARGUS Martin Dwyer Monique Bruce Copp 14/1 Willie Mullins IRE (6) 12/19/06 Ascot Stakes SIMENON Ryan Moore Wicklow Bloodstock Limited 8/1 12/23/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes SIMENON Ryan Moore Wicklow Bloodstock Limited 11/4F 14/21/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes PIQUE SOUS Ryan Moore Supreme Horse Racing Club 11/4 15/16/06 Ascot Stakes CLONDAW WARRIOR Ryan Moore Act D Wagg Syndicate 5/1F 17/20/06 Ascot Stakes THOMAS HOBSON Ryan Moore Susannah Ricci 4/1F 18/19/06 Ascot Stakes LAGOSTOVEGAS Andrea Atzeni John Donohue 10/1

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Aidan O’Brien IRE (70) 97/17/06 Coventry Stakes HARBOUR MASTER Christy Roche Sue Magnier 16/1 99/15/06 Coventry Stakes FASLIYEV Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 15/8F 99/17/06 Chesham Stakes BACH Michael Kinane Satish Sanan & Sue Magnier 5/2 00/20/06 St James’s Palace Stakes GIANT’S CAUSEWAY Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 7/2F 01/19/06 St James’s Palace Stakes BLACK MINNALOUSHE Johnny Murtagh Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 8/1 01/19/06 Coventry Stakes LANDSEER Jamie Spencer Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 20/1 01/20/06 Jersey Stakes MOZART Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 7/4F 01/21/06 Norfolk Stakes JOHANNESBURG Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 11/8F 02/18/06 St James’s Palace Stakes ROCK OF GIBRALTAR Michael Kinane Sir Alex Ferguson & Sue Magnier 4/5F 02/18/06 Coventry Stakes STATUE OF LIBERTY Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 5/2F 02/21/06 Coronation Stakes SOPHISTICAT Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 11/2 04/17/06 Hampton Court Stakes MOSCOW BALLET Jamie Spencer Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 8/1 04/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes FIVE DYNASTIES Jame Spencer Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 11/4F 05/16/06 Hampton Court Stakes INDIGO CAT Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 3/1F 06/20/06 Queen Anne Stakes AD VALOREM Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier & R Ingham 13/2 06/21/06 Gold Cup YEATS Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 7/1 07/19/06 Coventry Stakes HENRYTHENAVIGATOR Michael Kinane Sue Magnier 11/4F 07/19/06 St James’s Palace Stakes EXCELLENT ART Jamie Spencer Sue Magnier 8/1 07/21/06 Gold Cup YEATS Michael Kinane Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 8/13F 07/22/06 Queen’s Vase MAHLER Michael Kinane Sue Magnier 7/1 08/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes HARADASUN Johnny Murtagh F Tagg/Sue Magnier/F Meduri/G Moffitt 5/1 08/17/06 St James’s Palace Stakes HENRYTHENAVIGATOR Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier 4/7F 08/18/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes DUKE OF MARMALADE Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor EvsF 08/19/06 Gold Cup YEATS Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 11/8F 08/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes MACARTHUR

Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 11/8F 08/21/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes HONOLULU Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 7/4F 09/16/06 St James’s Palace Stakes MASTERCRAFTSMAN Johnny Murtagh Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 5/6F 09/18/06 Gold Cup YEATS Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier & Diane Nagle 6/4F 10/18/06 Coronation Stakes LILLIE LANGTRY Johnny Murtagh Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 7/2F 10/18/06 Queen’s Vase MIKHAIL GLINKA Johnny Murtagh Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 2/1F Michael Tabor/Derrick Smith/Sue Magnier/Ms Massey 13/2JF 10/19/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes STARSPANGLEDBANNER Johnny Murtagh 11/14/06 Coventry Stakes POWER Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 4/1F 11/16/06 Gold Cup FAME AND GLORY Jamie Spencer Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Fitri Hay 11/8F 11/18/06 Chesham Stakes MAYBE Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 5/2F 11/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes AWAIT THE DAWN Ryan Moore Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 4/6F 12/20/06 Jersey Stakes ISHVANA Seamie Heffernan Annemarie O’Brien 20/1 12/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes SO YOU THINK Joseph O’Brien Smith, Magnier, Tabor, Dato Tan, Tunku Yahaya 4/5F 13/18/06 Queen Anne Stakes DECLARATION OF WAR Joseph O’Brien Sue Magnier, M Tabor, D Smith & J Allen 15/2 13/18/06 Coventry Stakes WAR COMMAND Seamie Heffernan J Allen, Sue Magnier, M Tabor, D Smith 20/1 13/19/06 Jersey Stakes GALE FORCE TEN Joseph O’Brien Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 9/2F 13/21/06 Queen’s Vase LEADING LIGHT Joseph O’Brien Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 5/4F 14/19/06 Ribblesdale Stakes BRACELET Joseph O’Brien Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 10/1 14/19/06 Gold Cup LEADING LIGHT Joseph O’Brien Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 10/11F 15/16/06 St James’s Palace Stakes GLENEAGLES Ryan Moore

Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 8/15F 15/16/06 Windsor Castle Stakes WASHINGTON DC Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 5/1 15/18/06 Norfolk Stakes WATERLOO BRIDGE Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 12/1 15/18/06 Britannia Handicap WAR ENVOY Ryan Moore

Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 10/1 15/19/06 Queen’s Vase ALOFT Ryan Moore

Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 5/2F 16/14/06 Coventry Stakes CARAVAGGIO Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 13/8F 16/16/06 Ribblesdale Stakes EVEN SONG Ryan Moore Sue Magnier 15/8F 16/16/06 Gold Cup ORDER OF ST GEORGE Ryan Moore Lloyd Williams, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 10/11F 16/17/06 Albany Stakes BRAVE ANNA Seamie Heffernan Evie Stockwell 16/1 16/17/06 Queen’s Vase SWORD FIGHTER Colm O’Donoghue Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 33/1 16/18/06 Chesham Stakes CHURCHILL Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 8/11F 16/18/06 Wolferton Stakes SIR ISAAC NEWTON Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 7/1 17/21/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes HIGHLAND REEL Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 9/4 17/22/06 Norfolk Stakes SIOUX NATION Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 14/1 17/23/06 Commonwealth Cup C ARAVAGGIO Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 5/6F 17/23/06 Coronation Stakes WINTER Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 4/9F 17/24/06 Chesham Stakes SEPTEMBER Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 11/8F 17/24/06 Hardwicke Stakes IDAHO Seamie Heffernan Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 9/2 18/20/06 Queen’s Vase KEW GARDENS Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 10/3 18/21/06 Hampton Court Stakes HUNTING HORN Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 5/1 18/21/06 Ribblesdale Stakes MAGIC WAND Ryan Moore Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Markus Jooste 10/3 18/23/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes MERCHANT NAVY Ryan Moore Merchant Navy Synd/Smith/Magnier/Tabor 4/1 19/18/06 Coventry Stakes ARIZONA Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 15/8F 19/18/06 St James’s Palace Stakes CIRCUS MAXIMUS Ryan Moore Flaxman Stables, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 10/1 19/19/06 Windsor Castle Stakes SOUTHERN HILLS Ryan Moore Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 7/1 19/20/06 King George V Handicap SOUTH PACIFIC Seamie Heffernan Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 22/1 19/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes JAPAN Ryan Moore Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 6/4F

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP David O’Meara (4) 14/20/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes LOUIS THE PIOUS Silvestre de Sousa Frank Gillespie 33/1 15/17/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes AMAZING MARIA James Doyle Sir Robert Ogden 25/1 17/24/06 Wokingham Handicap OUT DO Danny Tudhope Evan Sutherland 25/1 19/18/06 Queen Anne Stakes LORD GLITTERS Danny Tudhope Geoff & Sandra Turnbull 14/1 Eoghan O’Neill FR (1) 16/20/06 Chesham Stakes

SUITS YOU

Cristian Demuro

Mrs M O’Neill & A Solomon

14/1

Jonjo O’Neill (2) 90/22/06 Windsor Castle Stakes GIPSY FIDDLER Pat Eddery G B Davidson 7/2 13/18/06 Ascot Stakes WELL SHARP Fran Berry J P McManus 9/1 Jamie Osborne (6) 01/22/06 07/19/06 07/23/06 10/18/06 14/18/06 16/16/06

Windsor Castle Stakes Windsor Castle Stakes Queen Alexandra Stakes Buckingham Palace Stakes Royal Hunt Cup Britannia Handicap

IRONY DRAWNFROMTHEPAST ENJOY THE MOMENT TREADWELL FIELD OF DREAM DEFROCKED

Pat Eddery Martin Dwyer Jamie Spencer Fergus Sweeney Adam Kirby Jamie Spencer

John Nicholls Ltd/Mobley Homes Elaine & Martyn Booth Lynn Wilson & Martin Landau Cath Walwyn & A Taylor N Jackson Michael Buckley & Michael Watt

8/1 9/1 6/1 14/1 20/1 13/2

John Oxx IRE (7) 95/21/06 Coronation Stakes RIDGEWOOD PEARL Johnny Murtagh Sean Coughlan 9/2 99/17/06 Gold Cup ENZELI Johnny Murtagh H H Aga Khan 20/1 00/20/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap KATIYKHA Johnny Murtagh H H Aga Khan 10/1 01/21/06 Ribblesdale Stakes SAHARA SLEW Johnny Murtagh Lady O’Reilly 14/1 04/15/06 St James’s Palace Stakes AZAMOUR Michael Kinane H H Aga Khan 9/2 05/15/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes AZAMOUR Michael Kinane H H Aga Khan 11/8F 05/15/06 Sandringham Rated Stakes BEAUTYANDTHEBEAST Michael Kinane Neil Jones 9/2 Hugo Palmer (1) 16/14/06

St James’s Palace Stakes

Matthieu Palussiere FR (1) 17/23/06 Albany Stakes

GALILEO GOLD

Frankie Dettori

Al Shaqab Racing

6/1

DIFFERENT LEAGUE

Antoine Hamelin

Theresa Marnane

20/1

Linda Perratt (1) 08/21/06 Wokingham Handicap BIG TIMER Tom Eaves Gordon McDowall 20/1 Amanda Perrett (2) 00/22/06 King George V Handicap 17/22/06 Royal Hunt Cunt

GIVE THE SLIP ZHUI FENG

Pat Eddery Martin Dwyer

John Bodie John Connolly & Odile Griffith

8/1 25/1

Paul Perry AUS (2) 03/17/06 King’s Stand Stakes 03/21/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes

CHOISIR CHOISIR

Johnny Murtagh Johnny Murtagh

Tom Wallace & Partners Tom Wallace & Partners

25/1 13/2

David Pipe (1) 10/15/06

JUNIOR

Seb Sanders

Middleham Park Racing LI

17/2

ANNECDOTE

Richard Kingscote Tom Edwards & Partners

11/1

Ascot Stakes

Jonathan Portman (1) 13/19/06 Sandringham Handicap

Kevin Prendergast IRE (4) 81/17/06 Queen’s Vase ORE Willie Carson Patrick Prendergast 15/2 82/18/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes ORE Bruce Raymond Omar Zawawi 7/1 96/18/06 Coventry Stakes VERGLAS Willie Supple Chryss O’Reilly 9/1 96/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes OSCAR SCHINDLER Michael Kinane Oliver Lehane 7/4F Sir Mark Prescott (2) 94/17/06 Britannia Handicap WIZARD KING John Lowe Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al Maktoum 9/1 96/21/06 King’s Stand Stakes PIVOTAL George Duffield Cheveley Park Stud 13/2 John Quinn (3) 07/23/06 14/17/06 18/20/06

Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap Coventry Stakes Queen Mary Stakes

PEVENSEY THE WOW SIGNAL SIGNORA CABELLO

Graham Gibbons Frankie Dettori Oisin Murphy

Dum Spiro Spero Al Shaqab Racing Pheonix Thoroughbreds & Zen Racing

8/1 5/1JF 25/1

Jean-Claude Rouget FR (3) 15/19/06 Coronation Stakes ERVEDYA Christophe Soumillon H H Aga Khan 3/1 16/17/06 Coronation Stakes QEMAH Gregory Benoist Al Shaqab Racing 6/1 17/21/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes QEMAH Gregory Benoist Al Shaqab Racing 5/2F

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Alain de Royer-Dupre FR (2) 99/15/06 St James’s Palace Stakes 08/18/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes

SENDAWAR SABANA PERDIDA

Gerald Mosse H H Aga Khan Christophe Lemaire Scuderia Zaro

2/1F 4/1

Kevin Ryan (5) 06/22/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes UHOOMAGOO Neil Callan J Duddy & Tony Fawcett 25/1 11/16/06 Norfolk Stakes BAPAK CHINTA Phillip Makin T Rahman 6/1 12/19/06 Windsor Castle Stakes HOTOTO Phillip Makin Kenneth Macpherson 14/1 13/21/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes LIGHTNING CLOUD Neil Callan Hambleton Racing Ltd XVIII 25/1 13/22/06 Wokingham Handicap YORK GLORY Jamie Spencer Salman Rashed & Mohamed Khalifa 14/1 Danny Shum HK (1) 12/19/06 King’s Stand Stakes

LITTLE BRIDGE

Zac Purton

Ko Kam Piu

12/1

David Simcock (2) 15/19/06 17/22/06

King Edward VII Stakes Britannia Handicap

BALIOS BLESS HIM

Jamie Spencer Jamie Spencer

Al Asayl Bloodstock Qatar Racing Limited

3/1 25/1

Bryan Smart (3) 05/18/06 06/20/06 07/23/06

Windsor Castle Stakes Coventry Stakes Chesham Stakes

TITUS ALONE HELLVELYN MAZE

Kevin Darley Ted Durcan Royston Ffrench

Hintlesham Racing Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed Pinnacle Dr Fong Partnership

11/4 4/1JF 11/2

Suzy Smith (1) 08/17/06

Ascot Stakes

MISSOULA

Sam Hitchcott

M Weaver & Pollards Bloodstock

20/1

Richard Spencer (1) 17/20/06 Coventry Stakes RAJASINGHE Stevie Donohoe Rebel Racing 11/1 Sir Michael Stoute (81) - continues on next page 77/15/06 Jersey Stakes ETIENNE GERARD Paul Cook P Philipps 25/1 77/17/06 Britannia Handicap FINITE Paul Cook Raymond Clifford-Turner 14/1 78/22/06 Gold Cup SHANGAMUZO Greville Starkey Mrs E Charles 13/2 78/22/06 Norfolk Stakes SCHWEPPESHIRE LAD Greville Starkey M Madden 9/4 80/18/06 Jersey Stakes HARD FOUGHT Lester Piggott Brook Holliday 15/8F 81/16/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes HARD FOUGHT Walter Swinburn Brook Holliday 3/1 81/19/06 King’s Stand Stakes MARWELL Walter Swinburn Edmund Loder 5/4F 82/16/06 Queen Mary Stakes WIDAAD Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 13/8F 82/18/06 Britannia Handicap BALI DANCER Walter Swinburn John Pearce

5/1CF 83/16/06 King George V Handicap DAZARI Walter Swinburn H H Aga Khan 12/1 83/16/06 King Edward VII Stakes SHAREEF DANCER Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 10/1 85/18/06 Ribblesdale Stakes SALLY BROWN Walter Swinburn Bob Cowell 7/1 85/20/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes DAFAYNA Willie Carson H H Aga Khan 8/1 86/18/06 Coronation Stakes SONIC LADY Walter Swinburn Sheikh Mohammed 8/15F 86/20/06 Hardwicke Stakes DIHISTAN Pat Eddery H H Aga Khan 11/2 87/16/06 Coventry Stakes ALWAYS FAIR Walter Swinburn Maktoum Al Maktoum 9/2 87/17/06 Coronation Stakes MILLIGRAM Walter Swinburn Helena Springfield Ltd 4/5F 89/20/06 St James’s Palace Stakes SHAADI Walter Swinburn Sheikh Mohammed 6/4F 89/21/06 Jersey Stakes ZILZAL Walter Swinburn Mana Al Maktoum 10/11F 90/21/06 Ribblesdale Stakes HELLENIC Walter Swinburn Lord Weinstock 6/1 91/18/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes STAGECRAFT Steve Cauthen Sheikh Mohammed 6/4F 91/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes SADDLERS’ HALL Lester Piggott Lord Weinstock 7/1 91/21/06 Britannia Handicap AJAAD Bruce Raymond Maktoum Al Maktoum 12/1 91/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes ROCK HOPPER Pat Eddery Maktoum Al Maktoum 5/6F 92/19/06 Hardwicke Stakes ROCK HOPPER Pat Eddery Maktoum Al Maktoum 8/15F 94/14/06 King Edward VII Stakes FOYER Michael Kinane Sheikh Mohammed 7/2 94/15/06 Queen Mary Stakes GAY GALLANTA Walter Swinburn Cheveley Park Stud 16/1 96/21/06 Windsor Castle Stakes DAZZLE Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 7/2F 97/18/06 Jersey Stakes AMONG MEN Michael Kinane Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 4/1F 98/17/06 Coronation Stakes EXCLUSIVE Walter Swinburn Cheveley Park Stud 5/1 98/17/06 Queen’s Vase MARIDPOUR Walter Swinburn H H Aga Khan 6/1 98/17/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap GREEK PALACE Walter Swinburn Lord Weinstock 9/1 98/18/06 King George V Handicap DOUBLE CLASSIC John Reid Maktoum Al Maktoum 4/1F 99/16/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap BLUEPRINT Gary Stevens H M The Queen 4/1F 00/20/06 Queen Anne Stakes KALANISI Kieren Fallon H H Aga Khan 11/2 00/20/06 Queen’s Vase DALAMPOUR Kieren Fallon H H Aga Khan 3/1F 00/21/06 Royal Hunt Cup CARIBBEAN MONARCH Kieren Fallon Pierpont Scott & C Scott 11/2 01/19/06 Queen Anne Stakes MEDICEAN Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 11/2 01/20/06 Ascot Stakes COVER UP Kieren Fallon Lord Weinstock 12/1 01/21/06 King George V Handicap BEEKEEPER Johnny Murtagh Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 14/1 02/18/06 Queen Anne Stakes NO EXCUSE NEEDED Johnny Murtagh Maktoum Al Maktoum 13/2 02/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes BALAKHERI Johnny Murtagh H H Aga Khan 11/4F 02/22/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes COVER UP Kieren Fallon Lord Weinstock 11/4F 03/19/06 Ribblesdale Stakes SPANISH SUN Richard Hughes Khalid Abdullah 9/2

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TRAINER (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER JOCKEY OWNER SP Sir Michael Stoute (81) - continued from previous page 03/20/06 Coronation Stakes RUSSIAN RHYTHM Kieren Fallon Cheveley Park Stud 4/7 03/21/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes COVER UP Kieren Fallon Exors of the Late Lord Weinstock 4/5F 04/16/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes FAVOURABLE TERMS Kieren Fallon Maktoum Al Maktoum 13/2 04/17/06 King George V Handicap ADMIRAL Nicky Mackay Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 9/1 05/15/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes PEERESS Michael Kinane Cheveley Park Stud 14/1 05/16/06 Britannia Handicap MOSTASHAAR Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum

100/30F 05/17/06 Wolferton Stakes IMPERIAL STRIDE Richard Hills Saeed Suhail 25/1 05/18/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap NOTABLE GUEST Michael Kinane Khalid Abdullah 4/1 06/21/06 Jersey Stakes JEREMY Michael Kinane Elizabeth Moran 9/2 06/23/06 King Edward VII Stakes PAPAL BULL Kieren Fallon Sue Magnier/D Smith/M Tabor 5/4F 06/24/06 Hardwicke Stakes MARAAHEL Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 9/2 07/23/06 Hardwicke Stakes MARAAHEL Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 100/30 08/19/06 King George V Handicap COLONY Ryan Moore

Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 11/2F 08/20/06 Queen’s Vase PATKAI Ryan Moore Ballymacoll Stud 6/4F 08/21/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap SUGAR RAY Ryan Moore Philip Newton 8/1 09/18/06 Hampton Court Stakes GLASS HARMONIUM Ryan Moore Ballymacoll Stud 8/1 09/19/06 Wolferton Stakes PERFECT STRIDE Ryan Moore Saeed Suhail 8/1 10/16/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes STRAWBERRYDAIQUIRI Ryan Moore Renata Jacobs 9/2 10/19/06 Hardwicke Stakes HARBINGER Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 8/11F 12/22/06 Queen’s Vase ESTIMATE Ryan Moore H M The Queen 3/1F 12/23/06 Hardwicke Stakes SEA MOON Ryan Moore Khalid Abdullah 3/1F 13/20/06 Gold Cup ESTIMATE Ryan Moore H M The Queen 7/2F 13/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes HILLSTAR Ryan Moore Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 15/2 13/22/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap OPINION Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 8/1 14/18/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes INTEGRAL Ryan Moore Cheveley Park Stud 9/4F 14/19/06 Hampton Court Stakes CANNOCK CHASE Ryan Moore Saeed Suhail 7/4F 14/21/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap ARAB SPRING Ryan Moore Ballymacoll Stud 11/4F 14/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes TELESCOPE Ryan Moore Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 7/4F 15/20/06 Hardwicke Stakes SNOW SKY Pat Smullen Khalid Abdullah 12/1 16/17/06 King Edward VII Stakes ACROSS THE STARS Frankie Dettori Saeed Suhail 7/1 16/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes DARTMOUTH Olivier Peslier H M The Queen 10/1 18/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes POET’S WORD James Doyle Saeed Suhail 11/2 18/20/06 Jersey Stakes EXPERT EYE James McDonald Khalid Abdullah 8/1 18/22/06 Commonwealth Cup EQTIDAAR Jim Crowley Hamdan Al Maktoum 12/1 18/23/06 Hardwicke Stakes CRYSTAL OCEAN Ryan Moore Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 4/7F 19/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes CRYSTAL OCEAN Frankie Dettori Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 3/1 19/20/06 Hampton Court Stakes SANGARIUS Frankie Dettori Khalid Abdullah 13/2 Saeed bin Suroor (36) - continues on next page 95/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes SO FACTUAL Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/2 96/18/06 Queen Anne Stakes CHARNWOOD FOREST Michael Kinane Godolphin 10/11F 96/20/06 Gold Cup CLASSIC CLICHE Michael Kinane Godolphin 3/1 96/20/06 Chesham Stakes SHAMIKH Richard Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 8/1 97/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes ALLIED FORCES Frankie Dettori Godolphin 10/1 97/20/06 Hardwicke Stakes PREDAPPIO Gary Stevens Godolphin 6/1 97/20/06 Windsor Castle Stakes ASFURAH Richard Hills Godolphin 7/1 98/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes INTIKHAB Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/4F 98/17/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes FAITHFUL SON John Reid Godolphin 11/2 98/18/06 Ribblesdale Stakes BAHR Frankie Dettori Godolphin 13/8F 98/18/06 Gold Cup KAYF TARA Frankie Dettori Godolphin 11/1 99/15/06 Queen Anne Stakes CAPE CROSS Gary Stevens Godolphin 7/1 99/17/06 Ribblesdale Stakes FAIRY QUEEN Frankie Dettori Godolphin 8/1 99/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes MUTAFAWEQ Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4/1 00/21/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes DUBAI MILLENNIUM Jerry Bailey Godolphin 5/4 00/21/06 Gold Cup KAYF TARA Michael Kinane Godolphin 11/8F 01/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes FANTASTIC LIGHT Frankie Dettori Godolphin 100/30 02/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes GRANDERA Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4/1 02/21/06 Queen’s Vase MAMOOL Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/1 03/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes DUBAL DESTINATION Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/2 04/15/06 Queen Anne Stakes REFUSE TO BEND Frankie Dettori Godolphin 12/1 04/16/06 Jersey Stakes KHELEYF Frankie Dettori Godolphin 6/1 04/17/06 Ribblesdale Stakes PUNCTILIOUS Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/2 04/17/06 Gold Cup PAPINEAU Frankie Dettori Godolphin 5/1 04/18/06 Queen’s Vase DUKE OF VENICE Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/2 04/19/06 Hardwicke Stakes DOYEN Frankie Dettori Godolphin 6/5F 05/14/06 St James’s Palace Stakes SHAMARDAL Kerrin McEvoy Godolphin 7/4F 07/19/06 Queen Anne Stakes RAMONTI Frankie Dettori Godolphin 5/1 08/20/06 King Edward VII Stakes CAMPANOLOGIST Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/1 09/18/06 Ribblesdale Stakes FLYING CLOUD Frankie Dettori Godolphin 5/1 10/16/06 Royal Hunt Cup INVISIBLE MAN Frankie Dettori Godolphin 28/1 10/17/06 Ribblesdale Stakes HIBAAYEB Frankie Dettori Godolphin 4/1JF 12/21/06 Gold Cup COLOUR VISION Frankie Dettori Godolphin 6/1 12/23/06 Chesham Stakes THA’IR Frankie Dettori Godolphin 9/2

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Royal Hunt Cup

PRINCE OF JOHANNE

John Fahy

David Storey

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Marcus Tregoning (3) 02/18/06 King’s Stand Stakes 03/18/06 Prince Of Wales Stakes 03/20/06 King Edward VII Stakes

DOMINICA NAYEF HIGH ACCOLADE

Martin Dwyer Richard Hills Martin Dwyer

Major & Mrs Bobby Kennard Hamdan Al Maktoum Lady Tennant

16/1 5/1 5/2F

Roger Varian (5) 12/22/06 14/20/06 19/21/06 19/22/06 19/22/06

Buckingham Palace Stakes Albany Stakes Albany Stakes Hardwicke Stakes Wokingham Handicap

ETON FOREVER CURSORY GLANCE DAAHYEH DEFOE CAPE BYRON

Neil Callan Andrea Atzeni David Egan Andrea Atzeni Andrea Atzeni

Sultan Ahmad Shah Merry Fox Stud Limited HH Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum

14/1 14/1 4/1F 11/4F 7/2F

Ed Walker (1) 18/22/06

Sandringham Handicap

AGROTERA

Jamie Spencer

Bjorn Nielsen

Wesley Ward USA (10) 09/16/06 Windsor Castle Stakes 09/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes 13/20/06 Norfolk Stakes 14/17/06 Windsor Castle Stakes 15/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes 15/20/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes 16/15/06 Queen Mary Stakes 17/20/06 King’s Stand Stakes 17/21/06 Sandringham Handicap 18/21/06 Norfolk Stakes

STRIKE THE TIGER JEALOUS AGAIN NO NAY NEVER HOOTENANNY ACAPULCO UNDRAFTED LADY AURELIA LADY AURELIA CON TE PARTIRO SHANG SHANG SHANG

John Velazquez John Velazquez Joel Rosario Victor Espinoza Ryan Moore

Frankie Dettori Frankie Dettori John Velazquez Jamie Spencer Joel Rosario

Mitch Dutko & Ray Sainz 33/1 R Abrams, R Brewer, M Dutko, W Ward 13/2 Linda Shanahan & Ice Wine Stable 4/1 Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 7/2F Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 5/2F Wes Welker & Sol Kumin 14/1 Stonestreet Stables/G Bolton/P Leidel 2/1F Stonestreet Stables/G Bolton/P Leidel 7/2 Hat Creek Racing 20/1 Breeze Easy LLC 5/1

Archie Watson (1) 18/23/06

SOLDIER’S CALL

Daniel Tudhope

Clipper Logistics

Windsor Castle Stakes

11/2F

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Paul Webber (2) 02/21/06 Wolferton Stakes ULUNDI Richard Hughes D Heath 10/1 07/19/06 Ascot Stakes FULL HOUSE Jimmy Fortune Chamberlain Addiscott Partnership 20/1 Dermot Weld IRE (17) 73/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes KLAIRVIMY Buster Parnell Mrs B Allen-Jones 10/1 74/19/06 Queen Mary Stakes HIGHEST TRUMP Johnny Roe Lord Petersham 5/2 74/19/06 Jersey Stakes RED ALERT Johnny Roe Bertram R Firestone 6/1 77/14/06 Ribblesdale Stakes NANTICIOUS Walter Swinburn Mrs Bertram R Firestone 15/2 77/16/06 Chesham Stakes SOOKERA Walter Swinburn Robert Sangster 7/2 78/21/06 Coronation Stakes SUTTON PLACE Walter Swinburn Mrs T Donahue 14/1 81/18/06 Norfolk Stakes DAY IS DONE Walter Swinburn Bertram Firestone 5/2 84/21/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes COMMITTED Brent Thomson Robert Sangster 3/1F 87/18/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes BIG SHUFFLE Michael Kinane Moyglare Stud Farm 8/1 92/16/06 St James’s Palace Stakes BRIEF TRUCE Michael Kinane Moyglare Stud Farm 25/1 96/19/06 Queen’s Vase Stakes GORDI Michael Kinane Allen Paulson 7/1 02/20/06 Ribblesdale Stakes IRRESISTIBLE JEWEL Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farm 12/1 03/20/06 Wolferton Stakes IN TIME’S EYE Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farm 5/1 10/17/06 Gold Cup RITE OF PASSAGE Pat Smullen Dr Ronan Lambe 20/1 12/21/06 Ribblesdale Stakes PRINCESS HIGHWAY Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farm 17/2 14/18/06 Jersey Stakes MUSTAJEEB Pat Smullen Hamdan Al Maktoum 9/2JF 15/17/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes FREE EAGLE Pat Smullen Moyglare Stud Farm 5/2F Ian Williams (1) 19/18/06 Ascot Stakes THE GRAND VISIR Richard Kingscote CLXX 12/1

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WINNERS OF THE QIPCO LEADING JOCKEY AWARD Year Jockey Wins 2019 Frankie Dettori – 6 titles 7 2018 Ryan Moore – 8 titles 5 2017 Ryan Moore 6 2016 Ryan Moore 6 2015 Ryan Moore 9* 2014 Ryan Moore 6 2013 Johnny Murtagh 4 2012 Ryan Moore 5 2011 Ryan Moore 3 2010 Ryan Moore 4 2009 Johnny Murtagh 4 2008 Johnny Murtagh 6 2007 Jimmy Fortune 5 2006 Jamie Spencer – 1 title 4 2005 Michael Kinane 6 2004 Frankie Dettori 6 2003 Frankie Dettori 3 2002 Johnny Murtagh 4 2001 Johnny Murtagh 5 2000 Kieren Fallon 4 1999 Frankie Dettori 4 1998 Frankie Dettori 7 1997 Frankie Dettori 4 1996 Michael Kinane 5 1995 Michael Kinane 4 1994 Michael Kinane 4 1993 Pat Eddery 5 1992 Pat Eddery 4 1991 Steve Cauthen 4 1990 Steve Cauthen 5 1989 Pat Eddery 8 1988 Pat Eddery 4 1987 Steve Cauthen 7 1986 Pat Eddery 6 1985 Steve Cauthen 4 1984 Willie Carson 4 1983 Willie Carson 5 1982 Lester Piggott 6 1981 Lester Piggott 5 1980 Willie Carson 4 1979 Lester Piggott 6 1978 Lester Piggott 3 1977 Lester Piggott 7 1976 Lester Piggott 4 1975 Lester Piggott 8 *Ryan Moore set a new post-war record of nine winners for a single Royal Ascot Meeting in 2015. The previous best total of eight since 1945 was achieved by Lester Piggott in 1965 and 1975 and Pat Eddery in 1989 when Royal Ascot took place over four rather than the current five days. Royal Ascot expanded to five days in 2002. The best ever score by a jockey at Royal Ascot is 12, set by Fred Archer in 1878.

Among current jockeys, two are dominant – Ryan Moore has topped the table eight times in the last 10 years, while Frankie Dettori, as ever happy at his favourite racecourse, has been the Royal Ascot champion six times.

Two female riders have been successful at Royal Ascot – Gay Kelleway in 1987 on Sprowston Boy in the Queen Alexandra Stakes and Hayley Turner in 2019 on Thanks Be in the Sandringham Handicap. Joanna Morgan became the first female jockey to ride at Royal Ascot in the 1978 Queen’s Vase on Gallowshill Boy, who finished ninth.

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TOP CURRENT JOCKEYS AT THE ROYAL MEETING

Jockey Wins Frankie Dettori 67 Ryan Moore 58

Jamie Spencer 26 William Buick 23 Olivier Peslier 16 James Doyle 13

QIPCO LEADING JOCKEY AWARD STANDINGS 2019 Jockey 1st 2nd 3rd

FRANKIE DETTORI 7 3 2

Ryan Moore 5 7 2

Danny Tudhope 4 1 2

James Doyle 3 2 1

Andrea Atzeni 2 - 2

Silvestre de Sousa 1 4

Oisin Murphy 1 2 2

Jim Crowley 1 1 2

Pierre-Charles Boudot 1 - 2

Harry Bentley 1 - 1

Richard Kingscote 1 - 1

Seamie Heffernan 1 -

David Egan 1 -

Hayley Turner 1 -

Christophe Soumillon - 2 1

Adam Kirby - 2

Jamie Spencer - 1 2

Wayne Lordan - 1 2

Tom Marquand - 1

John Velazquez - 1

Paul Hanagan - 1

Billy Lee - 1

Nicola Currie - - 1

Paul Mulrennan - - 1

Dane O’Neill - - 1

Kevin Stott - - 1

James McDonald - - 1

Raul Da Silva - - 1

Rab Havlin - - 1

Pat Dobbs - - 1

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WINNING RECORDS OF SELECTED JOCKEYS AT ROYAL ASCOT JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Ahmed Ajtebi (1) 08/20/06

Buckingham Palace Stakes

REGAL PARADE

David Nicholls

Dab Hand Racing

25/1

David Allan (1) 17/24/06 Wolferton Stakes SNOANO Tim Easterby Martyn Macleod 25/1 Steven Arnold (1) 09/16/06

King’s Stand Stakes

SCENIC BLAST

Danny Morton AUS Elio Anthony Galante & Partners

11/4F

Andrea Atzeni (6) 14/20/06 Albany Stakes CURSORY GLANCE Roger Varian Merry Fox Stud Limited 14/1 17/23/06 Queen’s Vase STRADIVARIUS John Gosden Bjorn Nielsen 11/2 18/19/06 Ascot Stakes LAGOSTOVEGAS Willie Mullins IRE John Donohue 10/1 18/21/06 King George V Handicap BAGHDAD Mark Johnston Mohammed bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 9/1 19/22/06 Hardwicke Stakes DEFOE Roger Varian Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 11/4F 19/22/06 Wokingham Handicap CAPE BYRON Roger Varian Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum 7/2F Mickael Barzalona (1) 16/15/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes

USHERETTE

Andre Fabre FR

Godolphin

9/4F

Gregory Benoist (2) 16/17/06 Coronation Stakes QEMAH Jean Claude Rouget FR Al Shaqab Racing Jean Claude Rouget FR Al Shaqab Racing 17/21/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes QEMAH

6/1 5/2F

Harry Bentley (1) 19/20/06 Britannia Handicap BIOMETRIC Ralph Beckett Khalid Abdullah 28/1 Charles Bishop (1) 18/19/06

Queen Anne Stakes

Pierre-Charles Boudot (2) 17/21/06 Jersey Stakes 19/21/06 Coronation Stakes

ACCIDENTAL AGENT

Eve Johnson Houghton Gaie Johnson Houghton

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LE BRIVIDO WATCH ME

Andre Fabre FR HRH Prince Faisal bin Khaled 2/1F Francis-Henri Graffard FR Alexander Tamagni 20/1

William Buick (23) 07/23/06 Wokingham Handicap DARK MISSILE Andrew Balding Jeff Smith 22/1 11/17/06 King Edward VII Stakes NATHANIEL John Gosden Lady Rothschild 11/4F 11/17/06 Wolferton Stakes BEACHFIRE John Gosden H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 12/1 12/20/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes JOVIALITY John Gosden H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 11/1 12/22/06 Albany Stakes NEWFANGLED John Gosden H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 7/4F 12/22/06 Coronation Stakes FALLEN FOR YOU John Gosden Normandie Stud Ltd 12/1 12/22/06 Wolferton Stakes GATEWOOD John Gosden George Strawbridge 3/1F 12/23/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap CAMBORNE John Gosden H R H Princess Haya of Jordan 11/2F 13/20/06 Hampton Court Stakes REMOTE John Gosden Khalid Abdullah 9/4F 14/18/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes THE FUGUE John Gosden Lord Lloyd-Webber 11/2 14/20/06 King Edward VII Stakes EAGLE TOP John Gosden Lady Bamford 12/1 14/21/06 Chesham Stakes RICHARD PANKHURST John Gosden Rachel Hood 10/1 15/16/06 Coventry Stakes BURATINO Mark Johnston Godolphin 6/1 15/18/06 King George V Handicap SPACE AGE Charlie Appleby Godolphin 9/1 16/15/06 Jersey Stakes RIBCHESTER Richard Fahey Godolphin 7/1 16/16/06 Hampton Court Stakes HAWKBILL Charlie Appleby Godolphin 11/2 17/20/06 Queen Anne Stakes RIBCHESTER Richard Fahey Godolphin 11/10F 17/20/06 Windsor Castle Stakes SOUND AND SILENCE Charlie Appleby Godolphin 16/1 17/23/06 King Edward VII Stakes PERMIAN Mark Johnston Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 6/1 17/23/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap RARE RHYTHM Charlie Appleby Godolphin 20/1 18/19/06 King’s Stand Stakes BLUE POINT Charlie Appleby Godolphin 6/1 18/20/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes ALJAZZI Marco Botti Saleh Al Homaizi & Imad Al Sagar 9/2 18/22/06 King Edward VII Stakes OLD PERSIAN Charlie Appleby Godolphin 9/2 Neil Callan (4) 06/22/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes UHOOMAGOO Kevin Ryan John Duddy & Tony Fawcett 25/1 10/18/06 Wolferton Stakes RAINBOW PEAK Michael Jarvis Peter Savill 13/8F 12/22/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes ETON FOREVER Roger Varian Sultan Ahmad Shah 14/1 13/21/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes LIGHTNING CLOUD Kevin Ryan Hambleton Racing Ltd XVIII 25/1 George Chaloner (1) 14/21/06 Wokingham Handicap

BACCARAT

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Richard Fahey

Sir Robert Ogden

9/1

JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Pat Cosgrave (1) 11/18/06

Golden Jubilee Stakes

SOCIETY ROCK

James Fanshawe

Simon Gibson

25/1

Dougie Costello (1) 16/17/06 Commonwealth Cup

QUIET REFLECTION

Karl Burke

Ontoawinner, Strecker & Burke

7/4F

Jim Crowley (5) 11/14/06 King’s Stand Stakes PROHIBIT Robert Cowell Dasmal, Rix, Barr, Morley, Mrs Penney 7/1 13/22/06 Chesham Stakes BERKSHIRE Paul Cole Sultan Ahmad Shah 16/1 15/17/06 Jersey Stakes DUTCH CONNECTION Charlie Hills Susan Roy 14/1 18/22/06 Commonwealth Cup EQTIDAAR Sir Michael Stoute Hamdan Al Maktoum 12/1 18/23/06 Wokingham Handicap BACCHUS Brian Meehan G Morland, D Erwin, J Woodman 33/1 19/19/06 Royal Hunt Cup AFAAK Charlie Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 20/1 Cristian Demuro (1) 15/20/06 Chesham Stakes

SUITS YOU

Eoghan O’Neill FR Mrs M O’Neill & A Solomon

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Frankie Dettori (67) - continues on next page 90/19/06 Queen Anne Stakes MARKOFDISTINCTION Luca Cumani Gerald Leigh 7/1 92/18/06 Gold Cup DRUM TAPS Lord Huntingdon Yoshio Asakawa 7/4F 93/17/06 Gold Cup DRUM TAPS Lord Huntingdon Yoshio Asakawa 13/2 94/15/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap MASTER CHARLIE Ian Balding David R Watson 10/1 94/17/06 King’s Stand Stakes LOCHSONG Ian Balding Jeff Smith 10/3F 95/22/06 Ribblesdale Stakes PHANTOM GOLD Lord Huntingdon H M The Queen 5/1 95/22/06 Norfolk Stakes LUCKY LIONEL Richard Hannon snr Antonio Balzarini 11/1 95/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes SO FACTUAL Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/2 97/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes ALLIED FORCES Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 10/1 97/17/06 St James’s Palace Stakes STARBOROUGH David Loder Sheikh Mohammed 11/2 97/19/06 Chesham Stakes CENTRAL PARK Paul Cole Fahd Salman 7/1 97/19/06 King George V Handicap HERITAGE John Gosden Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 15/2 98/16/06 Queen Anne Stakes INTIKHAB Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/4F 98/16/06 Britannia Handicap PLAN-B John Gosden Sheikh Mohammed 8/1 98/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes BINT ALLAYL Mick Channon Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 2/1F 98/18/06 Ribblesdale Stakes BAHR Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 13/8F 98/18/06 Gold Cup KAYF TARA Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 11/1 98/18/06 Chesham Stakes RHAPSODIST John Gosden Sheikh Mohammed 6/1 98/19/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes DOVEDON STAR Anthony Kelleway Michael Whatley 12/1 99/15/06 Ascot Stakes HIGH AND MIGHTY John Gosden Sheikh Mohammed 10/1 99/17/06 Ribblesdale Stakes FAIRY QUEEN Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 8/1 99/17/06 Norfolk Stakes WARM HEART John Gosden Sheikh Mohammed 7/2 99/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes MUTAFAWEQ Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 4/1 01/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes FANTASTIC LIGHT Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 10/3 01/20/06 Royal Hunt Cup SURPRISE ENCOUNTER Ed Dunlop Ahmed Buhaleeba 8/1 01/20/06 Chesham Stakes SEBA David Loder Sheikh Mohammed 3/1F 02/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes GRANDERA Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 4/1 02/21/06 Queen’s Vase MAMOOL Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/1 03/17/06 Queen Anne Stakes DUBAI DESTINATION Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/2 03/21/06 Sandringham Handicap HOLD TO RANSOM Ed Dunlop Khalid Buhaleeba 11/1 03/21/06 Wokingham Handicap RATIO John Hammond FR Mrs John Davall 14/1 04/15/06 Queen Anne Stakes REFUSE TO BEND Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 12/1 04/16/06 Jersey Stakes KHELEYF Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 6/1 04/17/06 Ribblesdale Stakes PUNCTILIOUS Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/2 04/17/06 Gold Cup PAPINEAU Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 5/1 04/18/06 Queen’s Vase DUKE OF VENICE Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/2 04/19/06 Hardwicke Stakes DOYEN Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 6/5F 06/23/06 Albany Stakes SANDER CAMILLO Jeremy Noseda Sir Robert Ogden 4/1F 07/19/06 Queen Anne Stakes RAMONTI Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 5/1 08/20/06 King Edward VII Stakes CAMPANOLOGIST Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/1 09/18/06 Ribblesdale Stakes FLYING CLOUD Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 5/1 10/16/06 Royal Hunt Cup INVISIBLE MAN Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 28/1 10/17/06 Ribblesdale Stakes HIBAAYEB Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 4/1JF Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 7/2 10/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes MONTEROSSO Mark Johnston 11/15/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes REWILDING Mahmood Al Zarooni Godolphin 17/2 12/21/06 Gold Cup COLOUR VISION Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 6/1 12/23/06 Chesham Stakes THA’IR Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/2 14/17/06 Coventry Stakes THE WOW SIGNAL John Quinn Al Shaqab Racing 5/1JF 14/19/06 Norfolk Stakes BAITHA ALGA Richard Hannon Al Shaqab Racing 8/1 15/17/06 Sandringham Handicap OSAILA Richard Hannon Al Shaqab Racing 13/2 15/18/06 Hampton Court Stakes TIME TEST Roger Charlton Khalid Abdullah 15/8F 15/20/16 Diamond Jubilee Stakes UNDRAFTED Wesley Ward USA Wes Welker & Sol Kumin 14/1 16/14/06 St James’s Palace Stakes GALILEO GOLD Hugo Palmer Al Shaqab Racing 6/1 16/15/06 Queen Mary Stakes LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA Stonestreet Stables/G Bolton/P Leidel 2/1F 16/15/06 Sandringham Handicap PERSUASIVE John Gosden Cheveley Park Stud 11/4F 16/17/06 King Edward VII Stakes ACROSS THE STARS Sir Michael Stoute Saeed Suhail 7/1

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JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Frankie Dettori (67) - continued from previous page 18/19/06 Coventry Stakes CALYX John Gosden Khalid Abdullah 2/1F 18/19/06 St James’s Palace Stakes WITHOUT PAROLE John Gosden John & Tanya Gunther 9/4F 18/19/06 Wolferton Stakes MONARCHS GLEN John Gosden Khalid Abdullah 8/1 18/21/06 Gold Cup STRADIVARIUS John Gosden Bjorn Nielsen 7/4JF Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 18/1 19/19/06 Queen Mary Stakes RAFFLE PRIZE Mark Johnston 19/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes CRYSTAL OCEAN Sir Michael Stoute Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 3/1 19/20/06 Norfolk Stakes A’ALI Simon Crisford Shaikh Duaij Al Khalifa 5/1 19/20/06 Hampton Court Stakes SANGARIUS Sir Michael Stoute Khalid Abdullah 13/2 19/20/06 Ribblesdale Stakes STAR CATCHER John Gosden Anthony Oppenheimer 4/1 19/20/06 Gold Cup STRADIVARIUS John Gosden Bjorn Nielsen EvsF 19/21/06 Commonwealth Cup ADVERTISE Martyn Meade Phoenix Thoroughbred Limited 8/1 Pat Dobbs (1) 12/23/06

Wokingham Handicap

DANDY BOY

David Marnane IRE Malih Lahej Al Basti

33/1

Stevie Donohoe (1) 17/20/06 Coventry Stakes RAJASINGHE Richard Spencer Rebel Racing 11/1 Brett Doyle (2) 95/22/06 Chesham Stakes WORLD PREMIER Clive Brittain Maureen Brittain 6/1 96/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes AMFORTAS Clive Brittain Brian Voak 66/1 James Doyle (13) 13/19/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes AL KAZEEM Roger Charlton John Deer 11/4 13/19/06 Royal Hunt Cup BELGIAN BILL George Baker PJL, Byrne & Baker 33/1 13/19/06 Queen Mary Stakes RIZEENA Clive Brittain Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 6/1 14/17/06 St James’s Palace Stakes KINGMAN John Gosden Khalid Abdullah 8/11F 15/17/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes AMAZING MARIA David O’Meara Sir Robert Ogden 25/1 16/15/06 Royal Hunt Cup PORTAGE Michael Halford IRE Godolphin 10/1 17/20/06 St James’s Palace Stakes BARNEY ROY Richard Hannon Godolphin 5/2 17/22/06 Gold Cup BIG ORANGE Michael Bell Bill & Tim Gredley 5/1 18/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes POET’S WORD Sir Michael Stoute Saeed Suhail 11/2 18/22/06 Albany Stakes MAIN EDITION Mark Johnston Saif Ali 7/1 19/18/06 King’s Stand Stakes BLUE POINT Charlie Appleby Godolphin 5/2 19/22/06 Chesham Stakes PINATUBO Charlie Appleby Godolphin 3/1 19/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes BLUE POINT Charlie Appleby Godolphin 6/4F Martin Dwyer (7) 02/18/06 King’s Stand Stakes DOMINICA Marcus Tregoning Major & Mrs Bobby Kennard 16/1 02/18/06 Balmoral Handicap ZARGUS William Muir Monique Bruce Copp 14/1 03/18/06 Ascot Stakes SINDAPOUR Martin Pipe Mary Burke 12/1 03/20/06 King Edward VII Stakes HIGH ACCOLADE Marcus Tregoning Lady Tennant 5/2F 07/19/06 Windsor Castle Stakes DRAWNFROMTHEPAST Jamie Osborne Elaine & Martyn Booth 9/1 11/17/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes MANASSAS Brian Meehan Rebecca Philipps 12/1 17/21/06 Royal Hunt Cup ZHUI FENG Amanda Perrett John Connolly & Odile Griffith 25/1 Tom Eaves (1) 08/21/06

Wokingham Handicap

BIG TIMER

Linda Perratt

Gordon McDowall

20/1

David Egan (1) 19/21/06

Albany Stakes

DAAHYEH

Roger Varian

HH Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa

4/1F

John Egan (4) 04/15/06 Ascot Stakes DOUBLE OBSESSION Mark Johnston Ron Huggins, R Huckerby, Atlantic Racing 25/1 04/19/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes CORRIB ECLIPSE Jamie Poulton M Ioannou 25/1 06/22/06 Hampton Court Stakes SNOQUALMIE BOY David Elsworth Jeff Smith 33/1 06/24/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes LES ARCS Tim Pitt Willie McKay 33/1 Victor Espinoza (1) 14/17/06 Windsor Castle Stakes

HOOTENANNY

Wesley Ward USA Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor

7/2F

John Fahy (1) 12/20/06

Royal Hunt Cup

PRINCE OF JOHANNE

Tom Tate David Storey

16/1

Joe Fanning (8) 06/23/06 07/22/06 09/19/06 09/20/06 12/21/06 14/20/06 15/20/06 17/24/06

Wolferton Stakes King Edward VII Stakes Queen’s Vase Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap King George V Handicap Queen’s Vase Queen Alexandra Stakes Queen Alexandra Stakes

I’M SO LUCKY BOSCOBEL HOLBERG DRILL SERGEANT FENNELL BAY HARTNELL ORIENTAL FOX ORIENTAL FOX

Mark Johnston Mark Johnston Mark Johnston Mark Johnston Mark Johnston Mark Johnston Mark Johnston Mark Johnston

16/1 7/1 7/1 14/1 12/1 7/2 4/1 10/1

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Sandra Brookhouse Sheikh Mohammed Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum John Barson Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum Markus Graff Markus Graff

JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Royston Ffrench (1) 07/23/06 Chesham Stakes

MAZE

Bryan Smart

Pinnacle Dr Fong Partnership

11/2

Jay Ford (1) 06/20/06

TAKEOVER TARGET

Joe Janiak AUS

Joe & Ben Janiak

7/1

Graham Gibbons (1) 07/23/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap

PEVENSEY

John Quinn

Dum Spiro Spero

8/1

Maxime Guyon (2) 10/16/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 15/16/06 Queen Anne Stakes

BYWORD SOLOW

Andre Fabre FR Freddy Head FR

Khalid Abdullah Wertheimer & Frere

5/2F 11/8F

Antoine Hamelin (1) 17/23/06 Albany Stakes

DIFFERENT LEAGUE

Matthieu Palussiere FR Theresa Marnane

20/1

King’s Stand Stakes

Paul Hanagan (4) 09/18/06 King George V Handicap COSMIC SUN Richard Fahey The Cosmic Cases 66/1 10/15/06 Windsor Castle Stakes MARINE COMMANDO Richard Fahey Mike Wynne 9/2 14/18/06 Sandringham Handicap MUTEELA Mark Johnston Hamdan Al Maktoum 9/2F 15/20/06 Wolferton Stakes MAHSOOB John Gosden Hamdan Al Maktoum 7/4F Martin Harley (3) 13/20/06 15/16/06 16/18/06

King George V Handicap King’s Stand Stakes Wokingham Handicap

ELIDOR GOLDREAM OUTBACK TRAVELLER

Mick Channon Robert Cowell Robert Cowell

Jon & Julia Aisbitt J Sargeant & Mrs J Morley Lordship Stud & Mrs J Morley

20/1 20/1 10/1

Robert Havlin (1) 16/14/06

Windsor Castle Stakes

ARDAD

John Gosden

Abdullah Saeed Al Naboodah

20/1

Seamie Heffernan (5) 12/20/06 Jersey Stakes ISHVANA Aidan O’Brien IRE Annemarie O’Brien 20/1 13/18/06 Coventry Stakes WAR COMMAND Aidan O’Brien IRE Joseph Allen, Sue Magnier, M Tabor, D Smith 20/1 16/17/06 Albany Stakes BRAVE ANNA Aidan O’Brien IRE Evie Stockwell 16/1 17/24/06 Hardwicke Stakes IDAHO Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 9/2 19/20/06 King George V Handicap SOUTH PACIFIC Aidan O’Brien IRE Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 22/1 Sam Hitchcott (1) 08/17/06

Ascot Stakes

MISSOULA

Suzy Smith

M Weaver & Pollards Bloodstock

20/1

Darryll Holland (7) 95/22/06 King George V Handicap DIAGHILEF Mark Johnston Chris Buckley 40/1 98/17/06 Jersey Stakes DIKTAT David Loder Sheikh Mohammed 3/1F 01/19/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap TAKAMAKA BAY Mark Johnston The Chaps Partnership 10/1 03/17/06 St James’s Palace Stakes ZAFEEN Mick Channon Jaber Abdullah 8/1 03/18/06 Chesham Stakes PEARL OF LOVE Mark Johnston Mick Doyle 11/10F 04/15/06 King’s Stand Stakes THE TATLING Milton Bradley Dab Hand Racing 8/1 07/22/06 Wolferton Stakes CHAMPIONSHIP POINT Darryll Holland John Livock Bloodstock Ltd 25/1 Liam Keniry (1) 02/20/06

Britannia Handicap

PENTECOST

Ian Balding

Exors of the late Robert Hitchins

25/1

Richard Kingscote (6) 11/15/06 Sandringham Handicap RHYTHM OF LIGHT Tom Dascombe Lowe, Silver, Deal 8/1 11/16/06 King George V Handicap BROWN PANTHER Tom Dascombe Owen Promotions Ltd 4/1JF 12/20/06 Queen Mary Stakes CEILING KITTY Tom Dascombe Andrew Black & The Master Bettors 20/1 13/19/06 Sandringham Handicap ANNECDOTE Jonathan Portman Tom Edwards & Partners 11/1 18/23/06 Chesham Stakes ARTHUR KITT Tom Dascombe Chasemore Farm 13/2 19/18/06 Ascot Stakes THE GRAND VISIR Ian Williams CLXX 12/1 Adam Kirby (7) 12/21/06 Norfolk Stakes RECKLESS ABANDON Clive Cox Julie Deadman & Stephen Barrow 4/1 13/22/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes LETHAL FORCE Clive Cox Alan Craddock 11/1 14/18/06 Royal Hunt Cup FIELD OF DREAM Jamie Osborne N Jackson 20/1 16/14/06 King’s Stand Stakes PROFITABLE Clive Cox Alan Spence 4/1 16/15/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes MY DREAM BOAT Clive Cox Paul & Clare Rooney 16/1 16/18/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes COMMISSIONED Gordon Elliott IRE Nicky Bradley Racing Nineteen Partnership 12/1 17/21/06 Queen Mary Stakes HEARTACHE Clive Cox Hot To Trot Syndicate 5/1 Billy Lee (2) 13/20/06 18/20/06

Britannia Handicap Royal Hunt Cup

ROCA TUMU SETTLE FOR BAY

Joanna Morgan IRE Roca Tumu Syndicate 20/1 David Marnane IRE McGettigans Management JLT/M Casey 16/1

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JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Graham Lee (1) 15/18/06

Gold Cup

TRIP TO PARIS

Ed Dunlop

La Grange Partnership

12/1

Christophe Lemaire (2) 05/14/06 King’s Stand Stakes 08/18/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes

CHINEUR SABANA PERDIDA

Mikel Delzangles FR Marquesa de Moratalla Alain de Royer-Dupre FR Scuderia Zaro

7/1 4/1

Julien Leparoux (1) 16/14/06 Queen Anne Stakes

TEPIN

Mark Casse USA

11/2

Wayne Lordan (4) 11/15/06 12/20/06 13/19/06 14/21/06

LOLLY FOR DOLLY DUNTLE DUNTLE SLADE POWER

Tommy Stack IRE David Keoghan David Wachman IRE The Niarchos Family David Wachman IRE Flaxman Stables Ireland Ltd Edward Lynam IRE Sabena Power

Duke Of Cambridge Stakes Sandringham Handicap Duke Of Cambridge Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes

Robert Masterson

11/1 4/1F 100/30 7/2F

Fergal Lynch (1) 96/19/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap TYKEYVOR Lady Herries Seymour Bloodstock (UK) Ltd 14/1

Nicky Mackay (2) 04/17/06 King George V Handicap ADMIRAL Sir Michael Stoute Highclere Thoroughbred Racing XI 9/1 11/16/06 Britannia Handicap SAGRAMOR Hughie Morrison Melksham Craic 8/1 Kevin Manning (5) 08/20/06 Coronation Stakes LUSH LASHES Jim Bolger IRE Jackie Bolger 5/1 08/20/06 Albany Stakes CUIS GHAIRE Jim Bolger IRE Jackie Bolger 8/11F 11/16/06 Ribblesdale Stakes BANIMPIRE Jim Bolger IRE Jackie Bolger 3/1F 12/19/06 Coventry Stakes DAWN APPROACH Jim Bolger IRE Jackie Bolger/J P Spain 7/2 13/18/06 St James’s Palace Stakes DAWN APPROACH Jim Bolger IRE Godolphin 5/4F James McDonald (1) 18/20/06 Jersey Stakes

EXPERT EYE

Sir Michael Stoute

Khalid Abdullah

8/1

Declan McDonogh (1) 06/20/06 Windsor Castle Stakes ELHAMRI Sylvester Kirk Norman Ormiston 20/1 Kerrin McEvoy (3) 05/14/06 08/18/06 08/19/06

St James’s Palace Stakes Sandringham Handicap Hamton Court Stakes

SHAMARDAL FESTIVALE COLLECTION

Saeed bin Suroor John Dunlop William Haggas

Godolphin Prince A A Faisal Highclere Thoroughbred Racing

7/4F 10/1 13/2

Ryan Moore (58) - continues on next page 08/19/06 King George V Handicap COLONY Sir Michael Stoute Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 11/2F 08/20/06 Queen’s Vase PATKAI Sir Michael Stoute Ballymacoll Stud 6/4F 08/21/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap SUGAR RAY Sir Michael Stoute Philip Newton 8/1 09/18/06 Hampton Court Stakes GLASS HARMONIUM Sir Michael Stoute Ballymacoll Stud 8/1 09/19/06 Wolferton Stakes PERFECT STRIDE Sir Michael Stoute Saeed Suhail 8/1 09/20/06 Wokingham Handicap HIGH STANDING William Haggas Findlay & Bloom 6/1 Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum 8/1 10/16/06 Jersey Stakes RAINFALL Mark Johnston 10/16/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes STRAWBERRYDAIQUIRI Sir Michael Stoute Renata Jacobs 9/2 10/19/06 Hardwicke Stakes HARBINGER Sir Michael Stoute Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 8/11F 10/19/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes BERGO Gary Moore Sam Sangster 10/1 11/14/06 Coventry Stakes POWER Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 4/1F 11/18/06 Chesham Stakes MAYBE Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 5/2F 11/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes AWAIT THE DAWN Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 4/6F 12/19/06 Ascot Stakes SIMENON Willie Mullins IRE Wicklow Bloodstock Limited 8/1 12/21/06 Britannia Handicap FAST OR FREE William Haggas Ian & Christine Beard 6/1F 12/22/06 Queen’s Vase ESTIMATE Sir Michael Stoute H M The Queen 3/1F 12/23/06 Hardwicke Stakes SEA MOON Sir Michael Stoute Khalid Abdullah 3/1F 12/23/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes SIMENON Willie Mullins IRE Wicklow Bloodstock Limited 11/4F 13/20/06 Gold Cup ESTIMATE Sir Michael Stoute H M The Queen 7/2F 13/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes HILLSTAR Sir Michael Stoute Sir Evelyn De Rothschild 15/2 13/22/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap OPINION Sir Michael Stoute Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 8/1 14/18/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes INTEGRAL Sir Michael Stoute Cheveley Park Stud 9/4F 14/19/06 Hampton Court Stakes CANNOCK CHASE Sir Michael Stoute Saeed Suhail 7/4F 14/20/06 Coronation Stakes RIZEENA Clive Brittain Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 11/2 14/21/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap ARAB SPRING Sir Michael Stoute Ballymacoll Stud 11/4F 14/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes TELESCOPE Sir Michael Stoute Highclere Thoroughbred Racing 7/4F 14/21/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes PIQUE SOUS Willie Mullins IRE Supreme Horse Racing Club 11/4 15/16/06 St James’s Palace Stakes GLENEAGLES Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier 8/15F 15/16/06 Ascot Stakes CLONDAW WARRIOR Willie Mullins IRE Act D Wagg Syndicate 5/1F 15/16/06 Windsor Castle Stakes WASHINGTON DC Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 5/1 15/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes ACAPULCO Wesley Ward USA Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 5/2F 15/17/06 Royal Hunt Cup GM HOPKINS John Gosden Robin Geffen 8/1

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JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Ryan Moore (58) - continued from previous page 15/18/06 Norfolk Stakes WATERLOO BRIDGE Aidan O’Brien IRE Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor 12/1 15/18/06 Ribblesdale Stakes CURVY David Wachman IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 9/2 15/18/06 Britannia Handicap WAR ENVOY Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith 10/1 Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 5/2F 15/19/06 Queen’s Vase ALOFT Aidan O’Brien IRE 16/14/06 Coventry Stakes CARAVAGGIO Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 13/8F 16/16/06 Ribblesdale Stakes EVEN SONG Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier 15/8F 16/16/06 Gold Cup ORDER OF ST GEORGE Aidan O’Brien IRE Lloyd Williams, Sue Magnier, M Tabor & D Smith 10/11F 16/18/06 Chesham Stakes CHURCHILL Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 8/11F 16/18/06 Wolferton Stakes SIR ISAAC NEWTON Aidan O’Brien IRE Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 7/1 16/18/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes TWILIGHT SON Henry Candy Godfrey Wilson & Cheveley Park Stud 7/2 17/20/06 Ascot Stakes THOMAS HOBSON Willie Mullins IRE Susannah Ricci 4/1F 17/21/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes HIGHLAND REEL Aidan O’Brien IRE Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 9/4 17/22/06 Norfolk Stakes SIOUX NATION Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier 14/1 17/23/06 Commonwealth Cup CARAVAGGIO Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 5/6F 17/23/06 Coronation Stakes WINTER Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 4/9F 17/24/06 Chesham Stakes SEPTEMBER Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 11/8F 18/20/06 Queen’s Vase KEW GARDENS Aidan O’Brien IRE Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 100/30 18/21/06 Hampton Court Stakes HUNTING HORN Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 5/1 18/21/06 Ribblesdale Stakes MAGIC WAND Aidan O’Brien IRE M Tabor, D Smith,Sue Magnier & Marcus Jooste 10/3 18/23/06 Hardwicke Stakes CRYSTAL OCEAN Sir Michael Stoute Sir Evelyn de Rothschild 4/7F 18/23/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes MERCHANT NAVY Aidan O’Brien IRE Merchant Navy Synd/Smith/Magnier/Tabor 4/1 19/18/06 Coventry Stakes ARIZONA Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 15/8F 19/18/06 St James’s Palace Stakes CIRCUS MAXIMUS Aidan O’Brien IRE Flaxman Stables, Sue Magnier, M Tabor & D Smith 10/1 19/19/06 Windsor Castle Stakes SOUTHERN HILLS Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith 7/1 19/21/06 King Edward VII Stakes JAPAN Aidan O’Brien IRE Derrick Smith, Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 6/4F 19/21/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap BAGHDAD Mark Johnston Mohammed bin Hamad Khalifa Al Attiya 7/2F Luke Morris (1) 16/16/06

Norfolk Stakes

PRINCE OF LIR

Robert Cowell

Gerald Mosse (4) 93/16/06 Coronation Stakes GOLD SPLASH 99/15/06 St James’s Palace Stakes SENDAWAR 00/20/06 King’s Stand Stakes NUCLEAR DEBATE 11/17/06 Coronation Stakes IMMORTAL VERSE

Paul Mulrennan (1) 10/17/06 King George V Handicap DANDINO

The Cool Silk Partnership

8/1

Criquette Head FR Jacques Wertheimer Alain de Royer Dupre FR H H Aga Khan John Hammond FR Bob Chester Robert Collet FR Richard Strauss

100/30 2/1F 16/1 8/1

James Given

7/1

Elite Racing Club

Alan Munro (8) 90/19/06 Coventry Stakes MAC’S IMP Bill O’Gorman Tamdown Ltd 2/1F 91/18/06 Coventry Stakes DILUM Paul Cole Fahd Salman 11/10F 91/20/06 Norfolk Stakes MAGIC RING Paul Cole Fahd Salman 7/4F 91/20/06 Chesham Stakes FAIR COP Paul Cole Fahd Salman 7/2JF 94/15/06 Royal Hunt Cup FACE NORTH Reg Akehurst Normandy Developments 25/1 06/20/06 St James’s Palace Stakes ARAAFA Jeremy Noseda Saleh Al Homaizi/Imad Al Sagar 2/1F 06/22/06 Norfolk Stakes DUTCH ART Peter Chapple-Hyam Susan Roy 11/4 08/20/06 Queen Mary Stakes LANGS LASH Mick Quinlan John Hanly 25/1 Oisin Murphy (3) 17/22/06 Hampton Court Stakes BENABTL Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 9/2 18/20/06 Queen Mary Stakes SIGNORA CABELLO John Quinn Phoenix Thoroughbreds & Zen Racing 25/1 19/19/06 Queen’s Vase DASHING WILLOUGHBY Andrew Balding Mick & Jannice Mariscotti 6/1 Craig Newitt (1) 07/19/06 King’s Stand Stakes

MISS ANDRETTI

Lee Freedman AUS Sean Buckley & Dave Mueller

3/1F

Luke Nolen (1) 12/23/06

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

BLACK CAVIAR

Peter Moody AUS

Gary & Kerryn Wilkie et al

1/6F

Franny Norton (3) 00/22/06 01/21/06 07/22/06

Britannia Handicap Britannia Handicap Buckingham Palace Stakes

EL GRAN PAPA ANALYSER BINANTI

John Gosden John Gosden Patrick Chamings

Thomas Tatham Robert Sangster/Tony Collins Mrs J E L Wright

4/1F 14/1 33/1

SWORD FIGHTER ALPHA CENTAURI

Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Sue Magnier Jessica Harrington IRE Niarchos Family

Colm O’Donoghue (2) 16/17/06 Queen’s Vase 18/22/06 Coronation Stakes

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33/1 11/4F

JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Dane O’Neill (4) 99/16/06 Jersey Stakes LOTS OF MAGIC Richard Hannon snr Peter Valentine 33/1 99/17/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes BOLD EDGE Richard Hannon snr Lady Whent & Friends 16/1 03/18/06 Royal Hunt Cup MACADAMIA James Fanshawe Lord Vestey 8/1 15/19/06 Commonwealth Cup MUHAARAR Charlie Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 10/1 Tadhg O’Shea (1) 09/17/06 Jersey Stakes OUQBA Barry Hills Hamdan Al Maktoum 12/1 Stephane Pasquier (1) 07/20/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes

MANDURO

Andre Fabre FR

Baron Georg von Ullmann

15/8F

Olivier Peslier (16) 96/18/06 Ascot Stakes SOUTHERN POWER Reg Akehurst Lucayan Stud 25/1 96/19/06 Coronation Stakes SHAKE THE YOKE Elie Lellouche FR Serge Brunswick EvsF 97/17/06 Britannia Handicap FLY TO THE STARS Mark Johnston Peter Savill 20/1 97/18/06 Royal Hunt Cup RED ROBBO Reg Akehurst Lucayan Stud 16/1 97/20/06 King’s Stand Stakes DON’T WORRY ME Guy Henrot FR Jean-Francois Gribomont 33/1 99/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes FRUITS OF LOVE Mark Johnston Mick Doyle 12/1 00/21/06 Hardwicke Stakes FRUITS OF LOVE Mark Johnston Mick Doyle 9/2 01/22/06 Coronation Stakes BANKS HILL Andre Fabre FR Khalid Abdullah 4/1JF 02/19/06 Jersey Stakes JUST JAMES Jeremy Noseda Lucayan Stud 20/1 05/16/06 Gold Cup WESTERNER Elie Lellouche FR Ecurie Wildenstein 7/4F 06/21/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes OUIJA BOARD Ed Dunlop Lord Derby 8/1 Mauricio Delcher-Sanchez ESP James Acheson 22/1 08/17/06 King’s Stand Stakes EQUIANO 09/17/06 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes VISION D’ETAT Eric Libaud FR Jacques Detre 4/1 10/15/06 Queen Anne Stakes GOLDIKOVA Freddy Head FR Wertheimer Et Frere 11/8F 16/18/06 Hardwicke Stakes DARTMOUTH Sir Michael Stoute H M The Queen 10/1 17/22/06 Ribblesdale Stakes CORONET John Gosden Denford Stud 9/1 David Probert (1) 14/19/06

Britannia Handicap

BORN IN BOMBAY

Andrew Balding

George Strawbridge

14/1

Zac Purton (1) 12/19/06

King’s Stand Stakes

LITTLE BRIDGE

Danny Shum HK

Ko Kam Piu

12/1

Tom Queally (7) 04/15/06 Windsor Castle Stakes CHATEAU ISTANA Nick Littmoden Ivan Allan 12/1 09/20/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes ART CONNOISSEUR Michael Bell

Richard Green, MLW Bell Racing Ltd 20/1 10/16/06 Sandringham Handicap TIMEPIECE Henry Cecil Khalid Abdullah 5/1 11/14/06 St James’s Palace Stakes FRANKEL Henry Cecil Khalid Abdullah 3/10F 12/19/06 Queen Anne Stakes FRANKEL Sir Henry Cecil Khalid Abdullah 1/10F 13/20/06 Ribblesdale Stakes RIPOSTE Lady Cecil Khalid Abdullah 9/2 17/24/06 Diamond Jubilee Stakes THE TIN MAN James Fanshawe Fred Archer Racing – Ormonde 9/2 Joel Rosario (2) 13/20/06 18/21/06

Norfolk Stakes Norfolk Stakes

NO NAY NEVER SHANG SHANG SHANG

Wesley Ward USA Wesley Ward USA

Linda Shanahan & Ice Wine Stable Breeze Easy LLC

4/1 5/1

ATTY PERSSE

Roger Charlton

Godolphin

7/1

Christophe Soumillon (2) 05/14/06 Queen Anne Stakes VALIXIR Andre Fabre FR H H Aga Khan 15/19/06 Coronation Stakes ERVEDYA Jean-Claude Rouget FR H H Aga Khan

4/1 3/1

Silvestre de Sousa (6) 11/17/06 Queen’s Vase 11/18/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap 14/20/06 Buckingham Palace Stakes 18/21/06 Britannia Handicap 18/22/06 Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap 19/22/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes

7/2F 12/1 33/1 10/1 7/2F 7/2

Kieran Shoemark (1) 17/22/06 King George V Handicap

NAMIBIAN FOX HUNT LOUIS THE PIOUS OSTILIO DASH OF SPICE CLEONTE

Mark Johnston Mark Johnston David O’Meara Simon Crisford David Elsworth Andrew Balding

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum Frank Gillespie Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum Jeff Smith King Power Racing

Jamie Spencer (26) - continues on next page 01/19/06 Coventry Stakes LANDSEER Aidan O’ Brien IRE Michael Tabor/Sue Magnier 20/1 03/19/06 Britannia Handicap NEW SEEKER Clive Cox Elite Racing Club 16/1 04/16/06 Queen Mary Stakes DAMSON David Wachman IRE Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 11/2F 04/17/06 Hampton Court Stakes MOSCOW BALLET Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier 8/1 04/18/06 King Edward VII Stakes FIVE DYNASTIES Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor 11/4F 05/17/06 Albany Stakes LA CHUNGA Jeremy Noseda Sir Robert Ogden 10/1 06/21/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes SOVIET SONG James Fanshawe Elite Racing Club 11/8F 06/21/06 Royal Hunt Cup CESARE James Fanshawe Cheveley Park Stud 14/1 06/21/06 Sandringham Handicap RED EVIE Michael Bell Terry Neill 5/1 CF

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JOCKEY (NO. OF WINS) YR/DATE RACE NAME WINNER TRAINER OWNER SP Jamie Spencer (26) - continued from previous page 06/22/06 Britannia Handicap SIR GERARD James Fanshawe Rose-Anne Galligan 9/2F 07/19/06 St James’s Palace Stakes EXCELLENT ART Aidan O’Brien IRE Sue Magnier 8/1 07/22/06 Albany Stakes NIJOOM DUBAI Mick Channon Jaber Abdullah 50/1 07/23/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes ENJOY THE MOMENT Jamie Osborne Lynn Wilson & Martin Landau 6/1 08/17/06 Coventry Stakes ART CONNOISSEUR Michael Bell Richard Green 8/1 09/17/06 Sandringham Handicap MONEYCANTBUYMELOVE Michael Bell Wright, Stanley, Marsh, Lascelles, Harris 9/2F 09/18/06 Norfolk Stakes RADIOHEAD Brian Meehan Carmen Burrell & Jonathan Harvey 10/1 11/16/06 Gold Cup FAME AND GLORY Aidan O’Brien IRE D Smith, Sue Magnier, M Tabor, Fitri Hay 11/8F 11/17/06 Albany Stakes SAMITAR Mick Channon Nick & Olga Dhandsa & John & Zoe Webster 16/1 13/21/06 Albany Stakes KIYOSHI Charlie Hills Qatar Racing Limited 8/1 13/22/06 Wokingham Handicap YORK GLORY Kevin Ryan Salman Rashed & Mohamed Khalifa 14/1 15/19/06 King Edward VII Stakes BALIOS David Simcock Al Asayl Bloodstock Ltd 3/1 16/16/06 Britannia Handicap DEFROCKED Jamie Osborne Michael Buckley & Michael Watt 13/2 17/21/06 Sandringham Handicap CON TE PARTIRO Wesley Ward USA Hat Creek Racing 20/1 17/22/06 Britannia Handicap BLESS HIM David Simcock Qatar Racing Limited 25/1 18/22/06 Sandringham Handicap AGROTERA Ed Walker Bjorn Nielsen 11/2F 18/23/06 Queen Alexandra Stakes PALLASATOR Gordon Elliott IRE Qatar Racing Limited 11/2 Danny Tudhope (6) 17/24/06 Wokingham Handicap OUT DO David O’Meara Evan Sutherland 25/1 18/23/06 Windsor Castle Stakes SOLDIER’S CALL Archie Watson Clipper Logistics 12/1 19/18/06 Queen Anne Stakes LORD GLITTERS David O’Meara Geoff & Sandra Turnbull 14/1 19/18/06 Wolferton Stakes ADDEYBB William Haggas Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 5/1 19/19/06 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes MOVE SWIFTLY William Haggas Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum 9/1 19/22/06 Jersey Stakes SPACE TRAVELLER Richard Fahey Clipper Logistics 25/1 Hayley Turner (1) 19/21/06

Sandringham Handicap

THANKS BE

Charlie Fellowes

Emma Capon

33/1

Oscar Urbina (1) 04/18/06

Buckingham Palace Stakes

UNSCRUPULOUS

James Fanshawe

Unscrupulous Partners & Patrick Veitch

8/1

John Velazquez (3) 09/16/06 Windsor Castle Stakes 09/17/06 Queen Mary Stakes 17/20/06 King’s Stand Stakes

STRIKE THE TIGER JEALOUS AGAIN LADY AURELIA

Wesley Ward USA Mitch Dutko & Ray Sainz Wesley Ward USA R Abrams/R Brewe/ M Dutko/W Ward Wesley Ward USA Stonestreet Stables/G Bolton/P Leidel

33/1 13/2 7/2

Adries de Vries (1) 12/21/06

Hampton Court Stakes

ENERGIZER

Jens Hirschberger GER Gestut Schlenderhan

15/2

Ronan Whelan (1) 16/14/06

Ascot Stakes

JENNIES JEWEL

Jarlath Fahey IRE

6/1

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INTERNATIONAL RUNNERS

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OVERSEAS-TRAINED WINNERS AT ROYAL ASCOT *record number of overseas-trained winners at a single Royal Ascot is 14, achieved in both 2015 and 2016.

Year Race Winner Trainer 2019 (6) Coventry Stakes ARIZONA Aidan O’Brien IRE

St James’s Palace Stakes CIRCUS MAXIMUS Aidan O’Brien IRE

Windsor Castle Stakes SOUTHERN HILLS Aidan O’Brien IRE

King George V Handicap SOUTH PACIFIC Aidan O’Brien IRE

King Edward VII Stakes JAPAN Aidan O’Brien IRE

Coronation Stakes WATCH ME Francis-Henri Graffard FR 2018 (9) Ascot Stakes

Queen’s Vase

Royal Hunt Cup

Norfolk Stakes

Hampton Court Stakes

Ribblesdale Stakes

Coronation Stakes

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

Queen Alexandra Stakes

LAGOSTOVEGAS KEW GARDENS SETTLE FOR BAY SHANG SHANG SHANG HUNTING HORN MAGIC WAND ALPHA CENTAURI MERCHANT NAVY PALLASATOR

Willie Mullins IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE David Marnane IRE Wesley Ward USA Aidan O’Brien IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE Jessica Harrington IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE Gordon Elliott IRE

2017 (12) King’s Stand Stakes LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA

Ascot Stakes THOMAS HOBSON Willie Mullins IRE Jersey Stakes LE BRIVIDO Andre Fabre FR

Duke Of Cambridge Stakes QEMAH Jean-Claude Rouget FR

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes HIGHLAND REEL Aidan O’Brien IRE

Sandringham Handicap CON TE PARTIRO Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes SIOUX NATION Aidan O’Brien IRE

Albany Stakes DIFFERENT LEAGUE Matthieu Palussiere FR Commonwealth Cup CARAVAGGIO Aidan O’Brien IRE Coronation Stakes WINTER Aidan O’Brien IRE Chesham Stakes SEPTEMBER Aidan O’Brien IRE Hardwicke Stakes IDAHO Aidan O’Brien IRE *2016 (14) Queen Anne Stakes TEPIN Mark Casse USA record Coventry Stakes CARAVAGGIO Aidan O’Brien IRE

Ascot Stakes JENNIES JEWEL Jarlath Fahey IRE

Queen Mary Stakes LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA

Duke Of Cambridge Stakes USHERETTE Andre Fabre FR Royal Hunt Cup PORTAGE Michael Halford IRE

Ribblesdale Stakes EVEN SONG Aidan O’Brien IRE

Gold Cup ORDER OF ST GEORGE Adian O’Brien IRE Albany Stakes BRAVE ANNA Aidan O’Brien IRE Coronation Stakes QEMAH Jean-Claide Rouget FR

Queen’s Vase SWORD FIGHTER Aidan O’Brien IRE Chesham Stakes CHURCHILL Aidan O’Brien IRE

Wolferton Stakes SIR ISAAC NEWTON Aidan O’Brien IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes COMMISSIONED Gordon Elliott IRE *2015 (14) Queen Anne Stakes SOLOW Freddy Head FR record St James’s Palace Stakes GLENEAGLES Aidan O’Brien IRE

Ascot Stakes CLONDAW WARRIOR Willie Mullins IRE

Windsor Castle Stakes WASHINGTON DC Aidan O’Brien IRE

Queen Mary Stakes ACAPULCO Wesley Ward USA

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes FREE EAGLE Dermot Weld IRE

Norfolk Stakes WATERLOO BRIDGE Aidan O’Brien IRE Ribblesdale Stakes CURVY David Wachman IRE

Britannia Handicap WAR ENVOY Aidan O’Brien IRE Coronation Stakes ERVEDYA Jean-Claude Rouget FR Queen’s Vase ALOFT Aidan O’Brien IRE Chesham Stakes SUITS YOU Eoghan O’Neill FR

Diamond Jubilee Stakes UNDRAFTED Wesley Ward USA 139

Year Race Winner Trainer 2014 (9) King’s Stand Stakes SOLE POWER Edward Lynam IRE Ascot Stakes DOMINATION Charles Byrnes IRE

Windsor Castle Stakes HOOTENANNY Wesley Ward USA Jersey Stakes MUSTAJEEB Dermot Weld IRE

Queen Mary Stakes ANTHEM ALEXANDER Edward Lynam IRE Ribblesdale Stakes BRACELET Aidan O’Brien IRE Gold Cup LEADING LIGHT Aidan O’Brien IRE

Diamond Jubilee Stakes SLADE POWER Edward Lynam IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes PIQUE SOUS Willie Mullins IRE 2013 (9) Queen Anne Stakes DECLARATION OF WAR Aidan O’Brien IRE

King’s Stand Stakes SOLE POWER Edward Lynam IRE

St James’s Palace Stakes DAWN APPROACH Jim Bolger IRE

Coventry Stakes WAR COMMAND Aidan O’Brien IRE

Jersey Stakes GALE FORCE TEN Aidan O’Brien IRE

Duke Of Cambridge Stakes DUNTLE David Wachman IRE

Norfolk Stakes NO NAY NEVER Wesley Ward USA

Britannia Handicap ROCA TUMU Joanna Morgan IRE Queen’s Vase LEADING LIGHT Aidan O’Brien IRE 2012 (11) King’s Stand Stakes LITTLE BRIDGE Danny Shum HK

Coventry Stakes DAWN APPROACH Jim Bolger IRE Ascot Stakes SIMENON Willie Mullins IRE Jersey Stakes ISHVANA Aidan O’Brien IRE

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes SO YOU THINK Aidan O’Brien IRE Sandringham Handicap DUNTLE David Wachman IRE

Ribblesdale Stakes PRINCESS HIGHWAY Dermot Weld IRE

Tercentenary Stakes ENERGIZER Jens Hirschberger GER

Diamond Jubilee Stakes BLACK CAVIAR Peter Moody AUS

Wokingham Handicap DANDY BOY David Marnane IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes SIMENON Willie Mullins IRE 2011 (7) Coventry Stakes POWER Aidan O’Brien IRE

Windsor Forest Stakes LOLLY FOR DOLLY Tommy Stack IRE Ribblesdale Stakes BANIMPIRE Jim Bolger IRE

Gold Cup FAME AND GLORY Aidan O’Brien IRE

Coronation Stakes IMMORTAL VERSE Robert Collet FR Chesham Stakes MAYBE Aidan O’Brien IRE

Hardwicke Stakes AWAIT THE DAWN Aidan O’Brien IRE 2010 (6) Queen Anne Stakes

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes

Gold Cup

Coronation Stakes

Queen’s Vase

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

GOLDIKOVA BYWORD RITE OF PASSAGE LILLIE LANGTRY MIKHAIL GLINKA STARSPANGLEDBANNER

Freddy Head FR Andre Fabre FR Dermot Weld IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE

2009 (6) King’s Stand Stakes SCENIC BLAST Danny Morton AUS

St James’s Palace Stakes MASTERCRAFTSMAN Aidan O’Brien IRE

Windsor Castle Stakes STRIKE THE TIGER Wesley Ward USA

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes VISION D’ETAT Eric Libaud FR

Queen Mary Stakes JEALOUS AGAIN Wesley Ward USA Gold Cup YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE

2008 (10) Queen Anne Stakes HARADASUN Aidan O’Brien IRE

King’s Stand Stakes EQUIANO Mauricio Delcher-Sanchez ESP

St James’s Palace Stakes HENRYTHENAVIGATOR Aidan O’Brien IRE

Windsor Forest Stakes SABANA PERDIDA Alain de Royer-Dupre FR

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes DUKE OF MARMALADE Aidan O’Brien IRE Gold Cup YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE Albany Stakes CUIS GHAIRE Jim Bolger IRE

Coronation Stakes LUSH LASHES Jim Bolger IRE Hardwicke Stakes MACARTHUR Aidan O’Brien IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes HONOLULU Aidan O’Brien IRE

140

Year Race Winner Trainer 2007 (7) King’s Stand Stakes MISS ANDRETTI Lee Freedman AUS Coventry Stakes HENRYTHENAVIGATOR Aidan O’Brien IRE

St James’s Palace Stakes EXCELLENT ART Aidan O’Brien IRE

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes MANDURO Andre Fabre FR

Queen Mary Stakes ELLETELLE Ger Lyons IRE Gold Cup YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE Queen’s Vase MAHLER Aidan O’Brien IRE 2006 (3) King’s Stand Stakes TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUS

Queen Anne Stakes AD VALOREM Aidan O’Brien IRE Gold Cup YEATS Aidan O’Brien IRE 2005 (8) King’s Stand Stakes CHINEUR Mikel Delzangles FR (York) Queen Anne Stakes VALIXIR Andre Fabre FR Ascot Stakes LEG SPINNER Tony Martin IRE

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes AZAMOUR John Oxx IRE

Sandringham Handicap BEAUTYANDTHEBEAST John Oxx IRE

Hampton Court Stakes INDIGO CAT Aidan O’Brien IRE Gold Cup WESTERNER Elie Lellouche FR

Diamond Jubilee Stakes CAPE OF GOOD HOPE David Oughton HK 2004 (4) St James’s Palace Stakes

Queen Mary Stakes

Hampton Court Stakes

King Edward VII Stakes

AZAMOUR DAMSON MOSCOW BALLET FIVE DYNASTIES

John Oxx IRE David Wachman IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE Aidan O’Brien IRE

2003 (4) King’s Stand Stakes CHOISIR Paul Perry AUS

Wolferton Stakes IN TIME’S EYE Dermot Weld IRE

Diamond Jubilee Stakes CHOISIR Paul Perry AUS Wokingham Handicap RATIO John Hammond FR 2002 (4) St James’s Palace Stakes ROCK OF GIBRALTAR Aidan O’Brien IRE

Coventry Stakes STATUE OF LIBERTY Aidan O’Brien IRE

Ribblesdale Stakes IRRESISTIBLE JEWEL Dermot Weld IRE Coronation Stakes SOPHISTICAT Aidan O’Brien IRE 2001 (6) St James’s Palace Stakes BLACK MINNALOUSHE Aidan O’Brien IRE Coventry Stakes LANDSEER Aidan O’Brien IRE Jersey Stakes MOZART Aidan O’Brien IRE

Ribblesdale Stakes SAHARA SLEW John Oxx IRE Norfolk Stakes JOHANNESBURG Aidan O’Brien IRE

Coronation Stakes BANKS HILL Andre Fabre FR 2000 (4) St James’s Palace Stakes GIANT’S CAUSEWAY Aidan O’Brien IRE

King’s Stand Stakes NUCLEAR DEBATE John Hammond FR Ascot Stakes BARBA PAPA Tony Martin IRE

Duke Of Edinburgh H’cap KATIYKHA John Oxx IRE 1999 (5) St James’s Palace Stakes SENDAWAR Alain de Royer-Dupre FR Coventry Stakes FASLIYEV Aidan O’Brien IRE Gold Cup ENZELI John Oxx IRE Chesham Stakes BACH Aidan O’Brien IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes SAN SEBASTIAN Michael Grassick IR 1998 (1) Ascot Stakes

SAN SEBASTIAN

Michael Grassick IRE

1997 (2) Coventry Stakes

King’s Stand Stakes

HARBOUR MASTER DON’T WORRY ME

Aidan O’Brien IRE Guy Henrot FR

1996 (5) Coventry Stakes VERGLAS Kevin Prendergast IRE

Coronation Stakes SHAKE THE YOKE Elie Lellouche FR Queen’s Vase GORDI Dermot Weld IRE Ribblesdale Stakes TULIPA Andre Fabre FR

Hardwicke Stakes OSCAR SCHINDLER

Kevin Prendergast IRE 141

Year Race Winner Trainer 1995 (1) Coronation Stakes RIDGEWOOD PEARL John Oxx IRE 1994

No overseas-trained winners

1993 (5) St James’s Palace Stakes KINGMAMBO Francois Boutin FR

Coronation Stakes GOLD SPLASH Criquette Head FR Queen’s Vase INFRASONIC Andre Fabre FR

Cork and Orrery Stakes COLLEGE CHAPEL Vincent O’Brien IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes RISZARD

Jim Bolger IRE 1992 (1) St James’s Palace Stakes

BRIEF TRUCE

Dermot Weld IRE

1991 (2) Coronation Stakes

Queen Alexandra Stakes

KOOYONGA EASY TO PLEASE

Michael Kauntze IRE Jim Bolger IRE

1990 No overseas-trained winners

1989 (1) Coronation Stakes GOLDEN OPINION

Andre Fabre FR

1988 (1) Queen Mary Stakes

GLORIELLA

John McLoughlin IRE

1987 (2) Cork and Orrery Stakes

King’s Stand Stakes

BIG SHUFFLE BLUEBIRD

Dermot Weld IRE Vincent O’Brien IRE

1986 (1) King’s Stand Stakes

LAST TYCOON

Robert Collet FR

1985 (1) Wokingham Handicap

TIME MACHINE

Pat Hughes IRE

1984 (3) Norfolk Stakes

Cork and Orrery Stakes

Queen Alexandra Stakes

MAGIC MIRROR COMMITTED ERINS INVADER

Vincent O’Brien IRE Dermot Weld IRE Hugh McCaffrey IRE

1983 (3) Prince Of Wales’s Stakes STANERRA Frank Dunne IRE

Coronation Stakes FLAME OF TARA Jim Bolger IRE Hardwicke Stakes STANERRA Frank Dunne IRE 1982 (2) St James’s Palace Stakes DARA MONARCH Liam Browne IRE Queen Alexandra Stakes ORE Kevin Prendergast IRE 1981 (2) Queen’s Vase ORE Kevin Prendergast IRE

Norfolk Stakes DAY IS DONE Dermot Weld IRE 1980 (4) Coronation Stakes CAIRN ROUGE Michael Cunningham IRE

Cork and Orrery Stakes KEARNEY Willie Robinson IRE Hardwicke Stakes SCORPIO Francois Boutin FR

Windsor Castle Stakes COOLINEY PRINCE Paddy Prendergast IRE 1979 (1) Cork and Orrery Stakes

THATCHING

Vincent O’Brien IRE

1978 (6) St James’s Palace Stakes JAAZEIRO Vincent O’Brien IRE

Coronation Stakes SUTTON PLACE Dermot Weld IRE Ribblesdale Stakes RELFO Paddy Prendergast IRE

Cork and Orrery Stakes SWEET MINT Noel Meade IRE

Hardwicke Stakes MONTCONTOUR Maurice Zilber FR

King’s Stand Stakes SOLINUS Vincent O’Brien IRE 1977 (8) Coventry Stakes SOLINUS Vincent O’Brien IRE

Coronation Stakes ORCHESTRATION Adrian Maxwell IRE Gold Cup SAGARO Francois Boutin FR Chesham Stakes SOOKERA Dermot Weld IRE Hardwicke Stakes MENEVAL Vincent O’Brien IRE

King’s Stand Stakes GODSWALK Vincent O’Brien IRE

Windsor Castle Stakes TARDOT Michael Kauntze IRE Ribblesdale Stakes NANTICIOUS Dermot Weld IRE 142

Year Race Winner Trainer 1976 (3) Coronation Stakes KESAR QUEEN Scobie Breasley FR Norfolk Stakes GODSWALK Christy Grassick IRE Gold Cup SAGARO Francois Boutin FR 1975 (9) Queen Anne Stakes IMPERIAL MARCH Vincent O’Brien IRE

Jersey Stakes GAY FANDANGO Vincent O’Brien IRE Queen’s Vase BLOOD ROYAL Vincent O’Brien IRE Ribblesdale Stakes GALLINA Vincent O’Brien IRE Norfolk Stakes FALIRAKI Mick O’Toole IRE Gold Cup SAGARO Francois Boutin FR

Cork and Orrery Stakes SWINGTIME Vincent O’Brien IRE

Wokingham Handicap BOONE’S CABIN Vincent O’Brien IRE

King’s Stand Stakes FLIRTING AROUND Richard Carver FR 1974 (6) Cork and Orrery Stakes SARITAMER Vincent O’Brien IRE Coronation Stakes LISADELL Vincent O’Brien IRE

Queen Mary Stakes HIGHEST TRUM Dermot Weld IRE Jersey Stakes RED ALERT Dermot Weld IRE

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes ADETMUS John Cunningham FR

Queen Anne Stakes BROOK Mario Benetti ITY 1973 (6) St James’s Palace Stakes THATCH Vincent O’Brien IRE

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes GIFT CARD Angel Penna FR Gold Cup LASSALLE Richard Carver FR Queen’s Vase TARA BROOCH Seamus McGrath IRE

King Edward VII Stakes KLAIRVIMY Dermot Weld IRE

King’s Stand Stakes ABERGWAUN Vincent O’Brien IRE

1972 (2) Coronation Stakes CALVE Paddy Prendergast IRE Ascot Stakes BALIOS Mick O’Toole IRE 1971 (5) Queen Anne Stakes ROI SOLEIL Charles Bartholomew FR Queen’s Vase PARNELL Stephen Quirke IRE Jersey Stakes ASHLEIGH Paddy Prendergast IRE

Cork and Orrery Stakes KING’S COMPANY Willie Robinson IRE

King Edward VII Stakes SEAFRIEND Paddy Prendergast IRE 1970 (2) King’s Stand Stakes

Cork and Orrery Stakes

AMBER RAMA WELSH SAINT

Francois Mathet FR Vincent O’Brien IRE

1969 (3) Gold Cup

Coventry Stakes

Queen Alexandra Stakes

LEVMOSS PRINCE TENDERFOOT LAURENCE O

Seamus McGrath IRE Paddy Prendergast IRE Seamus McGrath IRE

1968 (4) Gold Cup PARDALLO II Charles Bartholomew FR Queen’s Vase ZORBA II Paddy Prendergast IRE Jersey Stakes WORLD CUP Paddy Prendergast IRE Queen Mary Stakes GRIZEL Paddy Prendergast IRE 1967 (2) Coventry Stakes

Queen Alexandra Stakes

MARK ROYAL ALCIGLIDE

Paddy Norris IRE Seamus McGrath IRE

1966 (5) Royal Hunt Cup CONTINUATION Seamus McGrath IRE Coventry Stakes BOLD LAD Paddy Prendergast IRE

Cork and Orrery Stakes CURRENT COIN

John Oxx IRE Hardwicke Stakes PROMINER Paddy Prendergast IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes PANIC John Oxx IRE 1965 (3) Queen’s Vase

Coventry Stakes

Cork and Orrery Stakes

BEDDARD YOUNG EMPEROR MAJORITY BLUE

Stuart Murless IRE Paddy Prendergast IRE John Oxx IRE

1964 (1) Queen Mary Stakes

BRASSIA

Vincent O’Brien IRE

143

Year Race Winner Trainer 1963 (2) Queen’s Vase HEREFORD Stuart Murless IRE Chesham Stakes MESOPOTAMIA Brud Fetherstonhaugh IRE

1962 (5) Coronation Stakes DISPLAY Paddy Prendergast IRE Gold Cup BALTO M Bonaventure FR Queen’s Vase PAVOT Paddy Prendergast IRE

Ribblesdale Stakes TENDER ANNIE Paddy Prendergast IRE

King’s Stand Stakes CASSARATE Vincent O’Brien IRE 1961 (5) Cork and Orrery Stakes BUN PENNY Brud Fetherstonhaugh IRE Chesham Stakes KATHYANGA Paddy Prendergast IRE

Windsor Castle Stakes PRINCE TOR Brud Fetherstonhaugh IRE

Queen Alexandra Stakes MOSS BANK Thomas O’Brien IRE

King’s Stand Stakes SILVER TOR Brud Fetherstonhaugh IRE 1960 (7) St James’s Palace Stakes VENTURE VII Alec Head FR Gold Cup SHESHOON Alec Head FR Coventry Stakes TYPHOON Paddy Prendergast IRE Coronation Stakes BARBARESQUE W Clout FR New Stakes FLORIBUNDA Paddy Prendergast IRE

King Edward VII Stakes ATRAX H Nicholas FR

King’s Stand Stakes SOUND TRACK Phonsie O’Brien IRE

144

RECORD OF HORSES FROM OUTSIDE EUROPE AT ROYAL ASCOT YEAR HORSE TRAINER/COUNTRY RACE FINISHING POSITION 2019 (13) IMPRIMIS Joseph Orseno USA King’s Stand Stakes 6th

HOUTZEN Toby Edmonds AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 8th

ENZO’S LAD Michael Pitman NEW ZEALAND King’s Stand Stakes 11th KIMARI Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 2nd

ANNA’S FAST Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 16th

DEIRDRE Mitsuru Hashida JAPAN Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 6th KARAK Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 15th

FOOLISH HUMOR Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 20th CHILI PETIN Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 12th NAYIBETH Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 13th

LIM’S CRUISER Stephen Gray SINGAPORE Diamond Jubilee Stakes 8th

BOUND FOR NOWHERE Wesley Ward USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 13th

ENZO’S LAD Michael Pitman NEW ZEALAND Diamond Jubilee Stakes 15th 2018 (13) YOSHIDA Bill Mott USA Queen Anne Stakes 5th BUCCHERO Tim Glyshaw USA King’s Stand Stakes 5th

LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA King’s Stand Stakes 7th

CHELSEA CLOISTERS Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 11th

MASTER MERION Wesley Ward USA Royal Hunt Cup 12th

HEMP HEMP HURRAY Wesley Ward USA Jersey Stakes 13th

SHANG SHANG SHANG Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes WON STILLWATER COVE Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 13th GIDU Todd Pletcher USA Commonweath Cup 6th

MOONLIGHT ROMANCE Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 13th

BOUND FOR NOWHERE Wesley Ward USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd

REDKIRK WARRIOR David & Ben Hayes/Tom Dabernig AUS Diamond Jubilee Stakes 10th UNDRAFTED Wesley Ward USA Wokingham Handicap 18th 2017 (14) AMERICAN PATRIOT Todd Pletcher USA Queen Anne Stakes 11th

MISS TEMPLE CITY Graham Motion USA Queen Anne Stakes 13th ARAWAK Wesley Ward USA Coventry Stakes 12th

LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA King’s Stand Stakes WON

ELIZABETH DARCY Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 6th

NOOTKA SOUND Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 17th

HAPPY LIKE A FOOL Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 2nd

CON TE PARTIRO Wesley Ward USA Sandringham Handicap WON McERIN Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes 7th PRINCESS PEGGY Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 10th FAIRYLAND Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 12th

BOUND FOR NOWHERE Wesley Ward USA Commonwealth Cup 4th

LA CORONEL Mark Casse USA Coronation Stakes 5th

LONG ON VALUE Bill Mott USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 12th 2016 (14) TEPIN Mark Casse USA Queen Anne Stakes WON

A SHIN ERWIN Hidemasa Nakao JAPAN Queen Anne Stakes 10th SILVERTONI Wesley Ward USA Coventry Stakes 9th

MONGOLIAN SATURDAY Enebish Ganbat USA King’s Stand Stakes 9th

BIG CITY DREAMIN Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 16th DRAFTED Eoin Harty USA Windsor Castle Stakes 17th

LADY AURELIA Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes WON

MISS TEMPLE CITY Graham Motion USA Duke Of Cambridge Stakes 4th

A SHIN HIKARI Masanori Sakaguchi JAPAN Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 6th RED LODGE Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes 9th

CREATE A DREAM Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 4th

GOLD FUN Richard Gibson HONG KONG Diamond Jubilee Stakes 2nd

UNDRAFTED Wesley Ward USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 6th

HOLLER John O’Shea AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 7th

*2015 (16) ABLE FRIEND John Moore HONG KONG Queen Anne Stakes 6th Record no SHAMAL WIND Robert Smerdon AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 13th

RUBY NOTION Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 5th

LUCK OF THE KITTEN Wesley Ward USA Jersey Stakes 11th ACAPULCO Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes WON

CRITERION David Hayes AUSTRALIA Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 5th

SPIELBERG Kazuo Fujisawa JAPAN Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 6th LAXFIELD ROAD Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 15th HOOTENANNY Wesley Ward USA Commonwealth Cup 11th CYCLOGENESIS George Weaver USA Commonwealth Cup 14th

MISS TEMPLE CITY Graham Motion USA Coronation Stakes 4th

LOVE THE KITTEN Wesley Ward USA Chesham Stakes 11th

SUPER MOON Kazuo Fujisawa JAPAN Wolferton Stakes 10th

UNDRAFTED Wesley Ward USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes WON

BRAZEN BEAU Chris Waller AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 2nd

WANDJINA Gai Waterhouse AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 6th

145

YEAR HORSE TRAINER/COUNTRY RACE FINISHING POSITION 2014 (11) SOFT FALLING RAIN Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA Queen Anne Stakes 6th

SHEA SHEA Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA King’s Stand Stakes 11th ANCIL Joan Scott USA King’s Stand Stakes 14th

HOOTENANNY Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes WON

SPANISH PIPEDREAM Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 4th

TO BE DETERMINED Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes 9th SUNSET GLOW Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 2nd

CAFÉ SOCIETY Gai Waterhouse AUSTRALIA Wolferton Stakes 3rd ROSALIND Ken McPeek USA Coronation Stakes UR CORDERO Wesley Ward USA Chesham Stakes 6th

CROWN THE KITTEN Wesley Ward USA Chesham Stakes 10th

2013 (10) ANIMAL KINGDOM Graham Motion USA Queen Anne Stakes 11th

SHEA SHEA Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA King’s Stand Stakes 2nd

SHAMEXPRESS Danny O’Brien AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 9th

OGERMEISTER Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 15th

SWEET EMMA ROSE Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 2nd

DAVID LIVINGSTON Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA Royal Hunt Cup 5th

NO NAY NEVER Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes WON

KRYPTON FACTOR Fawzi Nass BAHRAIN Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd

SEA SIREN John O’Shea AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 9th

HAVELOCK Darrin Miller AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 11th 2012 (7) LITTLE BRIDGE Danny Shum HONG KONG King’s Stand Stakes

ORTENSIA Paul Messara AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes

JOY AND FUN Derek Cruz HONG KONG King’s Stand Stakes

BIG BLUE KITTEN Chad Brown USA Prince Of Wales’s Stakes HYPER Chad Brown USA Wolferton Stakes 9th

BLACK CAVIAR Peter Moody AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes

KRYPTON FACTOR Fawzi Nass BAHRAIN Diamond Jubilee Stakes

WON 9th 16th 10th WON 6th

2011 (11) STAR WITNESS Danny O’Brien AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 2nd

SWEET SANETTE Tony Millard HONG KONG King’s Stand Stakes 3rd BRIDGETOWN Todd Pletcher USA King’s Stand Stakes 12th

HOLIDAY FOR KITTEN Wesley Ward USA King’s Stand Stakes 13th

GRAND PRIX BOSS Yoshito Yahagi JAPAN St James’s Palace Stakes 8th ITALO Wesley Ward USA Coventry Stakes 23rd

GENTLEMANS CODE Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 4th

GYPSY ROBIN Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes 7th EVERYDAY DAVE Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes 11th

MORE THAN REAL Todd Pletcher USA Coronation Stakes 11th

STAR WITNESS Danny O’Brien AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd 2010 (10) NICCONI David Hayes AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 4th

GOLD TRAIL Gary Portelli AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 10th

NOBLE’S PROMISE Ken McPeek USA St James’s Palace Stakes 5th

METROPOLITAN MAN Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes 9th

TIZ MY TIME Ken McPeek USA Albany Stakes 3rd CASPER’S TOUCH Ken McPeek USA Chesham Stakes 3rd

KINSALE KING Carl O’Callaghan USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd

JOY AND FUN Derek Cruz HONG KONG Diamond Jubilee Stakes 13th

ALVERTA Paul Messara AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 14th

HAPPY ZERO John Moore HONG KONG Diamond Jubilee Stakes 22nd 2009 (11) SCENIC BLAST Danny Morton AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes WON record CANNONBALL Wesley Ward USA King’s Stand Stakes 6th 3 wins MYTHICAL FLIGHT Sean Tarry SOUTH AFRICA King’s Stand Stakes 11th

STRIKE THE TIGER Wesley Ward USA Windsor Castle Stakes WON

JEALOUS AGAIN Wesley Ward USA Queen Mary Stakes WON YOGAROO Wesley Ward USA Norfolk Stakes 9th AEGEAN Wesley Ward USA Albany Stakes 9th

HONOR IN PEACE Wesley Ward USA Chesham Stakes 16th

CANNONBALL Wesley Ward USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 2nd

J J THE JET PLANE Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 4th

SACRED KINGDOM Ricky Yiu HONG KONG Diamond Jubilee Stakes 5th 2008 (6) TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 2nd

NATIONAL COLOUR Sean Tarry SOUTH AFRICA King’s Stand Stakes 6th MAGNUS Peter Moody AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 8th

THUNDERING STAR Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA Gold Cup 7th

TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 4th

SEACHANGE Graeme Sanders NEW ZEALAND Diamond Jubilee Stakes 12th 2007 (8) MISS ANDRETTI Lee Freedman AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes WON MAGNUS Peter Moody AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 3rd

TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 4th

BENTLEY BISCUIT Gai Waterhouse AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 20th

TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 2nd

DRAYTON Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 5th

MAGNUS Peter Moody AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 14th

MISS ANDRETTI Lee Freedman AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 15th

146

YEAR HORSE TRAINER/COUNTRY RACE FINISHING POSITION 2006 (6) TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes WON FALKIRK Lee Freedman AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 4th

GLAMOUR PUSS Danny O’Brien AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes 7th

TAKEOVER TARGET Joe Janiak AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd

GLAMOUR PUSS Danny O’Brien AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 10th

SIR EDWIN LANDSEER Christian Wroe UAE Wokingham Handicap 24th 2005 (6) (York)

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE MIGHTY BEAU ELVSTROEM CAPE OF GOOD HOPE KEENELAND SWAN MIGHTY BEAU

David Oughton HONG KONG Jeff Mullins USA Tony Vasil AUSTRALIA David Oughton HONG KONG Hideyouki Mori JAPAN Jeff Mullins USA

King’s Stand Stakes King’s Stand Stakes Prince Of Wales’s Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes

4th 5th 3rd WON 10th 11th

2004 (7) CAPE OF GOOD HOPE David Oughton HONG KONG King’s Stand Stakes 2nd LYDGATE Eoin Harty USA King’s Stand Stakes 9th

BOWMAN’S CROSSING David Oughton HONG KONG Queen Anne Stakes 7th INGRANDIRE Yoshinami Shimizu JAPAN Gold Cup 9th

SIR EDWIN LANDSEER Christian Wroe UAE Buckingham Palace Stakes 20th

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE David Oughton HONG KONG Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd

OCEAN OF STORMS Christian Wroe UAE Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap 12th 2003 (8) PARISIENNE Franck Mourier USA Coventry Stakes 11th CHOISIR Paul Perry AUSTRALIA King’s Stand Stakes WON

FIREBOLT Ivan Allan HONG KONG King’s Stand Stakes 9th

VICTORY MOON Mike De Kock SOUTH AFRICA Queen Anne Stakes 7th

AMERICA AMERICA Franck Mourier USA Queen Mary Stakes 8th

DESERT GLOW Satish Seemar UAE Hampton Court Stakes 11th

CHOISIR Paul Perry AUSTRALIA Diamond Jubilee Stakes WON MORLUC Randy Morse USA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 17th

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RECORD OF OVERSEAS TRAINERS AT ROYAL ASCOT

BY COUNTRY AUSTRALIA (37 RUNNERS, 6 WINNERS)

Toby Edmonds AUS 2019 HOUTZEN King’s Stand Stakes 8th

Lee Freedman AUS 2006 FALKIRK King’s Stand Stakes 4th 2007 MISS ANDRETTI King’s Stand Stakes WON 2007 MISS ANDRETTI Diamond Jubilee Stakes 15th David Hayes AUS 2010 NICCONI King’s Stand Stakes 4th 2015 CRITERION Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 5th David & Ben Hayes & Tom Dabernig AUS 2018 REDKIRK WARRIOR

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

10th

Joe Janiak AUS 2006 TAKEOVER TARGET King’s Stand Stakes WON 2006 TAKEOVER TARGET Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd 2007 TAKEOVER TARGET. King’s Stand Stakes 4th 2007 TAKEOVER TARGET Diamond Jubilee Stakes 2nd 2008 TAKEOVER TARGET King’s Stand Stakes 2nd 2008 TAKEOVER TARGET Diamond Jubilee Stakes 4th Paul Messara AUS 2010 ALVERTA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 14th 2012 ORTENSIA King’s Stand Stakes 9th Darrin Miller AUS 2013 HAVELOCK Diamond Jubilee Stakes 11th Peter Moody AUS 2007 MAGNUS King’s Stand Stakes 3rd 2007 MAGNUS Diamond Jubilee Stakes 14th 2008 MAGNUS King’s Stand Stakes 8th 2012 BLACK CAVIAR Diamond Jubilee Stakes WON Danny Morton AUS 2009 SCENIC BLAST King’s Stand Stakes WON Danny O’Brien AUS 2006 GLAMOUR PUSS King’s Stand Stakes 7th 2006 GLAMOUR PUSS Diamond Jubilee Stakes 10th 2011 STAR WITNESS King’s Stand Stakes 2nd 2011 STAR WITNESS Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd 2013 SHAMEXPRESS King’s Stand Stakes 9th John O’Shea AUS 2013 SEA SIREN Diamond Jubilee Stakes 9th 2016 HOLLER Diamond Jubilee Stakes 7th Paul Perry AUS 2003 CHOISIR King’s Stand Stakes WON 2003 CHOISIR Diamond Jubilee Stakes WON Gary Portelli AUS 2010 GOLD TRAIL King’s Stand Stakes 10th Robert Smerdon AUS 2015 SHAMAL WIND King’s Stand Stakes 13th Chris Waller AUS 2015 BRAZEN BEAU

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

2nd

Tony Vasil AUS 2005 ELVSTROEM

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes

3rd

Gai Waterhouse AUS 2007 BENTLEY BISCUIT King’s Stand Stakes 20th 2014 CAFÉ SOCIETY Wolferton Stakes 3rd 2015 WANDJINA Diamond Jubilee Stakes 6th

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Fawzi Nass BAH 2012 KRYPTON FACTOR 2013 KRYPTON FACTOR

BAHRAIN (2 RUNNERS, NO WINNERS) Diamond Jubilee Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes

6th 3rd

HONG KONG (14 RUNNERS, 2 WINNERS)

Ivan Allan HK 2003 FIREBOLT King’s Stand Stakes 9th Derek Cruz HK 2010 JOY AND FUN 2012 JOY AND FUN

Diamond Jubilee Stakes King’s Stand Stakes

13th 16th

Richard Gibson HK 2016 GOLD FUN

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

2nd

Tony Millard HK 2011 SWEET SANETTE King’s Stand Stakes 3rd John Moore HK 2010 HAPPY ZERO Diamond Jubilee Stakes 22nd 2015 ABLE FRIEND Queen Anne Stakes 6th David Oughton HK 2004 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 2004 BOWMAN’S CROSSING 2004 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 2005 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 2005 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

King’s Stand Stakes Queen Anne Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes King’s Stand Stakes Diamond Jubilee Stakes

2nd 7th 3rd 4th WON

Danny Shum HK 2012 LITTLE BRIDGE King’s Stand Stakes WON Ricky Yiu HK 2009 SACRED KINGDOM

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

5th

JAPAN (8 RUNNERS, NO WINNERS)

Kazuo Fujisawa JPN 2015 SPIELBERG Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 6th 2015 SUPER MOON Wolferton Stakes 10th Mitsuru Hashida JPN 2019 DEIRDRE Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 6th Hideyouki Mori JPN 2005 KEENELAND SWAN

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

10th

Hidemasa Nakao JPN 2016 A SHIN ERWIN

Queen Anne Stakes

10th

Masanori Sakaguchi JPN 2016 A SHIN HIKARI

Prince Of Wales’s Stakes

6th

Yoshinami Shimizu JPN

2004 INGRANDIRE Gold Cup 9th Yoshito Yahagi JPN 2011 GRAND PRIX BOSS

St James’s Palace Stakes

8th

NEW ZEALAND (3 RUNNERS, NO WINNERS)

Michael Pitmans NZ 2019 ENZO’S LAD King’s Stand Stakes 11th 2019 ENZO’S LAD Diamond Jubilee Stakes 15th Graeme Sanders NZ 2008 SEACHANGE Diamond Jubilee Stakes 12th

SINGAPORE (1 RUNNER, NO WINNER) Stephen Gray SGP 2019 LIM’S CRUISER

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

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8th

SOUTH AFRICA (10 RUNNERS, NO WINNERS)

Mike De Kock SA 2003 VICTORY MOON Queen Anne Stakes 7th 2007 DRAYTON Diamond Jubilee Stakes 5th 2008 THUNDERING STAR Gold Cup 7th 2009 J J THE JET PLANE Diamond Jubilee Stakes 4th 2013 SHEA SHEA King’s Stand Stakes 2nd 2013 DAVID LIVINGSTON Royal Hunt Cup 5th 2014 SOFT FALLING RAIN Queen Anne Stakes 6th 2014 SHEA SHEA King’s Stand Stakes 11th Sean Tarry SA 2008 NATIONAL COLOUR King’s Stand Stakes 6th 2009 MYTHICAL FLIGHT King’s Stand Stakes 11th

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (4 RUNNERS, NO WINNERS)

Satish Seemar UAE 2003 DESERT GLOW

Hampton Court Stakes

11th

Christian Wroe UAE 2004 SIR EDWIN LANDSEER 2004 OCEAN OF STORMS 2006 SIR EDWIN LANDSEER

Buckingham Palace Stakes Duke Of Edinburgh Handicap Wokingham Handicap

20th 12th 24th

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (92 RUNNERS, 11 WINNERS)

Chad Brown USA 2012 BIG BLUE KITTEN Prince Of Wales’s Stakes 10th 2012 HYPER Wolferton Stakes 9th Carl O’Callaghan USA 2010 KINSALE KING

Diamond Jubilee Stakes

3rd

Mark Casse USA 2016 TEPIN Queen Anne Stakes WON 2017 LA CORONEL Coronation Stakes 5th Enebish Ganbat USA 2016 MONGOLIAN SATURDAY

King’s Stand Stakes

9th

Tim Glyshaw USA 2018 BUCCHERO King’s Stand Stakes 5th Eoin Harty USA 2004 LYDGATE King’s Stand Stakes 9th 2016 DRAFTED Windsor Castle Stakes 17th Ken McPeek USA 2010 NOBLE’S PROMISE St James’s Palace Stakes 5th 2010 TIZ MY TIME Albany Stakes 3rd 2010 CASPER’S TOUCH Chesham Stakes 3rd 2014 ROSALIND Coronation Stakes UR Randy Morse USA 2003 MORLUC Diamond Jubilee Stakes 17th Graham Motion USA 2013 ANIMAL KINGDOM Queen Anne Stakes 11th 2015 MISS TEMPLE CITY Coronation Stakes 4th 2016 MISS TEMPLE CITY Duke Of Cambridge Stakes 4th 2017 MISS TEMPLE CITY Queen Anne Stakes 13th Bill Mott USA 2017 LONG ON VALUE Diamond Jubilee Stakes 12th 2018 YOSHIDA Queen Anne Stakes 5th Franck Mourier USA 2003 PARISIENNE Coventry Stakes 11th 2003 AMERICA AMERICA Queen Mary Stakes 8th Jeff Mullins USA 2005 MIGHTY BEAU King’s Stand Stakes 5th 2005 MIGHTY BEAU Diamond Jubilee Stakes 11th Joseph Orseno USA 2019 IMPRIMIS King’s Stand Stakes 6th

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (92 RUNNERS, 11 WINNERS) - CONTINUED

Todd Pletcher USA 2011 BRIDGETOWN King’s Stand Stakes 12th 2011 MORE THAN REAL Coronation Stakes 11th 2017 AMERICAN PATRIOT Queen Anne Stakes 11th 2018 GIDU Commonweath Cup 6th

Joan Scott USA 2014 ANCIL King’s Stand Stakes 14th Wesley Ward USA 2009 CANNONBALL King’s Stand Stakes 6th 2009 STRIKE THE TIGER Windsor Castle Stakes WON 2009 JEALOUS AGAIN Queen Mary Stakes WON 2009 YOGAROO Norfolk Stakes 9th 2009 AEGEAN Albany Stakes 9th 2009 HONOR IN PEACE Chesham Stakes 16th 2009 CANNONBALL Diamond Jubilee Stakes 2nd 2010 METROPOLITAN MAN Windsor Castle Stakes 9th 2011 HOLIDAY FOR KITTEN King’s Stand Stakes 13th 2011 ITALO Coventry Stakes 23rd 2011 GENTLEMANS CODE Windsor Castle Stakes 4th 2011 GYPSY ROBIN Queen Mary Stakes 7th 2011 EVERYDAY DAVE Norfolk Stakes 11th 2013 OGERMEISTER Windsor Castle Stakes 15th 2013 SWEET EMMA ROSE Queen Mary Stakes 2nd 2013 NO NAY NEVER Norfolk Stakes WON 2014 HOOTENANNY Windsor Castle Stakes WON 2014 SPANISH PIPEDREAM Queen Mary Stakes 4th 2014 TO BE DETERMINED Norfolk Stakes 9th 2014 SUNSET GLOW Albany Stakes 2nd 2014 CORDERO Chesham Stakes 6th 2014 CROWN THE KITTEN Chesham Stakes 10th 2015 RUBY NOTION Windsor Castle Stakes 5th 2015 LUCK OF THE KITTEN Jersey Stakes 11th 2015 ACAPULCO Queen Mary Stakes WON 2015 LAXFIELD ROAD Albany Stakes 15th 2015 HOOTENANNY Commonwealth Cup 11th 2015 LOVE THE KITTEN Chesham Stakes 11th 2015 UNDRAFTED Diamond Jubilee Stakes WON 2016 SILVERTONI Coventry Stakes 9th 2016 BIG CITY DREAMIN Windsor Castle Stakes 16th 2016 LADY AURELIA Queen Mary Stakes WON 2016 RED LODGE Norfolk Stakes 9th 2016 CREATE A DREAM Albany Stakes 4th 2016 UNDRAFTED Diamond Jubilee Stakes 6th 2017 ARAWAK Coventry Stakes 12th 2017 LADY AURELIA King’s Stand Stakes WON 2017 ELIZABETH DARCY Windsor Castle Stakes 6th 2017 NOOTKA SOUND Windsor Castle Stakes 17th 2017 HAPPY LIKE A FOOL Queen Mary Stakes 2nd 2017 CON TE PARTIRO Handicap WON 2017 McERIN Norfolk Stakes 7th 2017 PRINCESS PEGGY Albany Stakes 10th 2017 FAIRYLAND Albany Stakes 12th 2017 BOUND FOR NOWHERE Commonwealth Cup 4th 2018 LADY AURELIA King’s Stand Stakes 7th 2018 CHELSEA CLOISTERS Queen Mary Stakes 11th 2018 MASTER MERION Royal Hunt Cup 12th 2018 HEMP HEMP HURRAY Jersey Stakes 13th 2018 SHANG SHANG SHANG Norfolk Stakes WON 2018 STILLWATER COVE Albany Stakes 13th 2018 MOONLIGHT ROMANCE Windsor Castle Stakes 13th 2018 BOUND FOR NOWHERE Diamond Jubilee Stakes 3rd 2018 UNDRAFTED Wokingham Handicap 18th 2019 KIMARI Queen Mary Stakes 2nd 2019 ANNA’S FAST Queen Mary Stakes 16th 2019 KARAK Windsor Castle Stakes 15th 2019 FOOLISH HUMOR Windsor Castle Stakes 20th 2019 CHILI PETIN Albany Stakes 12th 2019 NAYIBETH Albany Stakes 13th 2019 BOUND FOR NOWHERE Diamond Jubilee Stakes 13th George Weaver USA 2015 CYCLOGENESIS Commonwealth Cup 14th

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GROUND AND TIMES

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ROYAL ASCOT OFFICIAL GOING 1998 – 2019 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 2019 Good Good to Soft str Soft, then Good to Soft Good to Soft Soft (Good to Soft in places rnd)

(Soft in places rnd) (Good to Soft in places rnd) then Good to Soft then Soft on both courses then Good then Soft (Good to Soft in places rnd) 2018 Good to Firm

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

Good (Good to Firm in places) then Good to Firm str

Good to Firm

2017 Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Good in places) (Firm in places str) 2016 Soft Soft Soft Good to Soft Good to Soft (Soft in places rnd) 2015 Good (Good to Firm) Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm then Good to Firm then Good to Firm (Firm in places) (Firm in places)

2014 Good Good Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm

then Good to Firm (Good in places rnd) (Good in places rnd) (Good in places rnd) (Good in places rnd) then Good to Firm 2013 Good Good to Firm (Good in places)

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

2012 Good to Soft Good Good to Soft Soft Good to Soft changed to Good (str) changed to Good (str) 2011 Good Good Good to Soft (Soft in places) (Good to Soft in places rnd)

2010 Good Good to Firm (Good in places) Good to Firm (Good in places)

2009 Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm

Good to Soft (Soft in places) then Soft

Soft

Good to Firm (Good in places)

Good to Firm (Good in places)

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

2008 Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places) Good to Firm (Firm in places) Firm (Good to Firm in places) Good to Firm (Firm in places)

2007 Good to Firm-str Good to Firm-str Good to Firm Good to Firm-str Good str, Good to Soft Good-rnd Good-rnd (Firm in places)-str Good rnd

(Soft in places) rnd

(Good in Places)-rnd then Good to Soft str then Good to Soft str (Soft in places rnd) Soft-rnd 2006 Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places)

2005* Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places) Firm (Good to Firm in places)

2004 Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places) Good to Firm (Firm in places) Firm Firm

2003 Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places) Firm

2002 Good

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

Good to Firm

2001 Good (Good to Firm in places) Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places) then Good to Firm

2000 Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places)

1999 Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm Good to Firm (Firm in places)

1998 Good to Soft (Soft in places)

*run at York in 2005

Good (Good to Soft in places) then Good to Soft

Good to Soft (Soft in places) Good to Soft then Soft

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Good to Firm N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

ASCOT COURSE RECORDS DISTANCE

RECORD HOLDER

DATE ACCOMPLISHED

COURSE RECORD

5f(2yo) No Nay Never June 20, 2013 58.80s 5f Miss Andretti June 19, 2007 57.44s 6f(2yo) Rajasinghe June 20, 2017 1m 12.39s 6f Blue Point May 3, 2017 1m 11.05s 7f(2yo) Pinatubo June 22, 2019 1m 25.73s 7f Galician July 27, 2013 1m 24.28s

1m (2yo) Joshua Tree September 26, 2009 1m 39.55s 1m (rnd) Alpha Centauri June 22, 2018 1m 35.89s 1m (str) Ribchester June 20, 2017 1m 36.60s 1m 2f The Fugue June 18, 2014 2m 1.90s 1m 4f Novellist July 27, 2013 2m 24.60s 2m Mizzou April 29, 2015 3m 24.12s 2m 4f

Rite Of Passage

June 17, 2010

4m 16.92s

2m 5f 159y

Pallasator

June 23, 2018

4m 45.24s

Alpha Centauri shaves more than a second off the mile course record for the round course when taking the Coronation Stakes by six lengths in 2018.

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