Into Swinley Bottom they go, with Wisconsin out very wide again Time to Study leads as Wisconsin rejoins the group having run about half a further further Wisconsin leads from Time To Study WinterIsHere pic. This test of stamina should suit Stradivarius, mugged at Chester last time after a muddling early pace.
The likely favourite is Time To Study, a battling winner of a Musselburgh handicap last time. He comes from the Mark Johnston yard that has won this seven times but might be disadvantaged by the fact that the race has been reduced in distance this year by quarter of a mile.
He looked a bit ploddy in Listed company at Navan last time. Roly Poly leads at the halfway page and contests the lead with Precieuse. Coronation Stakes betting. Ryan gave him a brilliant ride and his change of pace is unbelievable. It was a big step up from his first run at Naas. We knew it was against three-year-olds today but it will be older horses next time.
Caravaggio maintained his unbeaten record with a superb display in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot. Blue Point, trained by Charlie Appleby, had beaten Harry Angel in the Pavilion Stakes over the course and distance in early May and loomed up to challenge inside the final furlong.
Harry Angel managed to see him off on this occasion, but had no answer when the more patiently-ridden favourite Caravaggio stormed by late on under Ryan Moore and there was three-quarters of a length between them at the line. Harry Angel was in turn half a length in front of Blue Point, with the trio pulling nicely clear of American challenger Bound For Nowhere. Coolmore have already met disappointment when bringing one dual Guineas winner, Churchill, here.
He was unplaced on Tuesday but they should fare better with Winter, successful in the Guineas in England and Ireland. She looked a cut above her rivals on both days and it takes quite a bit of imagination to see her getting beaten here. Royal Ascot remains Britain's most valuable race meeting which continues to attract the world's best horses from around the world to compete for a shot of glory. The Queen has attended every Royal Meeting during her reign and is introduced to the thousands in attendance by a horse-drawn carriage with the Royal procession taking place at the start of each race day.
It returns in on Tuesday 20 June and will last everyday until Saturday 24 June with six races scheduled per day. The highlight of the races remains the famous Gold Cup which will take place on the Thursday on ladies day. It is regarded as one of Britain's most prestigious races and thousands will flock to the three enclosures to watch the action unfold.
Register here. Starting on Tuesday June 20, there will be five days of flat racing at the Ascot racecourse in Berkshire, with six races a day, alongside flute after flute of Champagne and a living gallery of flamboyant hats.
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