Royal Ascot Results

24 runners lined up for the inaugural Platinum Jubilee Stakes, contributing to one of the best races of the entire festival, with only a length separating the first five home.

Featuring Frankie Dettori's only win of the festival, Friday had some stellar racing across multiple events, but none stood out more than the Gold Cup 2022.

Frankie Dettori fell to two gut-wrenching defeats in this memorable Royal Ascot Day 3, including losing by just a head!

Trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam, after her horse Saffron Beach easily won the Duke of Cambridge Stakes, came within touching distance of a famous quickfire Wednesday double with 40-1 shot Intellogent just beaten by Dark Shift in the Royal Hunt Cup.

Nature Strip delivered in extraordinary fashion in the King's Stand Stakes on Tuesday to start Royal Ascot 2022 off with a bang!

The final day of the 2021 royal meeting threw up one of the most deserved successes at the track when Dream Of Dreams won the Diamond [now Platinum] Jubilee Stakes, having been a narrow runner-up in the two years previous. Another top-notch performer, Wonderful Tonight, added more big-race glory to her name in the Hardwicke Stakes, while future Group 1 Creative Force was unearthed in the Jersey Stakes. One of the rags-to-riches stories of the year came when Rohaan continued his remarkable rise to win the Wokingham Stakes, while classy juvenile Point Lonsdale, Foxes Tales and Stratum were also winners on the day.

Having initially been threatened to be abandoned following a deluge of rain, the fourth day eventually went ahead and produced plenty of drama, none more so than when Campanelle was promoted to first place in the Commonwealth Cup from Dragon Symbol. Alcohol Free scooped another Group 1 prize with her success in the Coronation Stakes, while Alenquer continued his upward curve with success in the King Edward VII Stakes. Create Belief, Sandrine, Quickthorn and Significantly were the other winners on a damp and dramatic day.

Day three was meant to be about Stradivarius' defining glory with a fourth straight Gold Cup, but he could only manage to finish fourth behind runaway winner Subjectivist under Joe Fanning. Loving Dream and Perfect Power caused shocks in the Ribblesdale and Norfolk Stakes respectively, while Perotto and Highfield Princess were also big-priced winners. Another classy performance on the day came from Mohaafeth, who won the Hampton Court Stakes in terrific style.

On day two, the feature race, the Prince Of Wales's Stakes, saw dual Classic heroine Love make a perfect comeback under Ryan Moore, but she would be the only winning favourite on a challenging day for punters. Indie Angel scooped the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at 22-1, as did Chipotle at the same price in the Windsor Castle Stakes, while Lola Showgirl and Real World were also double-figure price winners on the card. The other victorious horses were Quick Suzy in the Queen Mary and Kemari in the Queen's Vase.

The opening day of Royal Ascot in 2021 started with a bang via a familiar face after Palace Pier, winner of the St James's Palace Stakes in 2020, landed the opening Queen Anne Stakes. Oxted and Poetic Flare notched more Group 1 glory in the King's Stand Stakes and St James's Palace Stakes respectively, while shocks were in store for the rest of the card as Berkshire Shadow, Reshoun, Juan Elcano and Amtiyaz all won at double-figure prices.

Friday was a chance for the sprinters to shine and they duly delivered. Art Power landed the opener and proved he was incredibly well handicapped, whilst Dandalla powered to a five-length win in the Albany which was visually one of the most impressive performances of the week. The Lir Jet took the Norffolk Stake for Qatar Racing whilst Golden Horde landed the Group One Commonwealth Cup. 

The third day of Royal Ascot is all about the Gold Cup and Stradivarious did not disappoint. The star stayer landed the feature race in impressive fashion by ten lengths, his 3rd Gold Cup in as many years and his fourth career accolade at the royal meeting. Jim Crowley continued his fine form landing another two prizes with Molatham in the Jersey Stales, and Khaloosy in the Britannia Stakes. which took his tally to 6 for the week and in pole position for top jockey. 

The second day of Royal Ascot belonged to James Doyle as he landed a double aboard Lord North in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes and Tactical in the Windsor Castle Stakes. Jim Crowley added another Royal winner to his resume with Hukum in the King George V Stakes whilst team Godolphin got off the mark with Dark Vision in the Royal Hunt Cup.

It was a Royal Ascot opening day like no other with the action taking place behind closed doors but it was no less exciting. Jim Crowley stole the show as he landed an opening day treble with victories aboard Battaash, Nazeef and Motakhayyel for Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum. Frankie Dettori landed the Ribblesdale aboard Frankly Darling and Piledriver made quite an impression in the landing the King Edward VII Stakes under Martin Dwyer.