Al Kazeem crowned Prince
Al Kazeem reeled in the long-time leader Mukhadram to win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Ascot racecourse in Berkshire was founded by Queen Anne in 1711, and hosts Royal Ascot over five days in June, home to 16 Group races. National Hunt racing also takes place on the course in winter.
1st Gale Force Ten 9/2F
2nd Montiridge 15/2
3rd Tawhid 25/1
None (All 21 Ran)
1st Duntle 10/3
2nd Ladys First 25/1
3rd Dank 7/2
Intense Pink, Moonstone Magic(9 Ran)
1st Al Kazeem 11/4
2nd Mukhadram 14/1
3rd The Fugue 13/2
None (All 11 Ran)
1st Belgian Bill 33/1
2nd Premio Loco 40/1
3rd Arsaadi 50/1
4th Dont Call Me 25/1
Fire Ship, Global Village(28 Ran)
1st Rizeena 6/1
2nd Sweet Emma Rose 16/1
3rd One Chance 66/1
Excels Beauty(23 Ran)
1st Annecdote 11/1
2nd Auction 16/1
3rd Woodland Aria 7/1
4th Nargys 20/1
None (All 26 Ran)
Al Kazeem reeled in the long-time leader Mukhadram to win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Gale Force Ten battled back strongly to beat Montiridge in the Jersey Stakes, the opening race on day two of Royal Ascot.
Duntle (10/3) edged out Ladys First (25/1) and Dank (7/2) in a thrilling finish to the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Belgian Bill sprang a 33/1 surprise in the Royal Hunt Cup as the far side group dominated the traditional cavalry charge.
James Doyle completed a memorable Royal Ascot treble as Rizeena won the Queen Mary Stakes.
Annecdote (11/1) came out on top in a blanket finish to the closing Sandringham Handicap at Royal Ascot.
Will Hayler blogged live from the second day of Royal Ascot. Replay how the day unfolded here.
Ed Chamberlin looks ahead to the final three days of Royal Ascot in his latest blog.
Libertarian has been purchased by Godolphin but will remain in training with Elaine Burke until after his next race.
Richard Fahey guides us through his team for Thursday and Friday at Royal Ascot including Sandiva in the Albany.
Ascot, home of the Royal Ascot meeting which runs from Tuesday 15th June - Saturday 19th June in 2010.
The Ascot racecourse boasts a triangular right-handed track of a galloping nature, with easy turns. The round course is just
under 1 3/4 miles in length, with the lowest part of the track at Swinley Bottom, where the old mile course joins. The uphill
climb is slight but consistent until the winning post, with a home straight around three furlongs long. The straight mile
course is downhill to start, but is largely on a steady rising gradient and rates as a stiff test.
The effects of the draw on the straight course have varied since the track was relaid for the return of racing in 2006. Much
can depend on ground conditions but the only conclusion to make is that being drawn in the middle remains a negative. On the
round course it is better to be drawn low, as it is easier to drop in and avoid covering ground on the turns.
National hunt racing takes place on the same course and also lets horses gallop at will. The fences are stiff, and front-runners
are often hard to peg back if they can get into a rhythm. Should the ground turn soft it usually turns into a severe test.