Dawn simply the best
Will Hayler reflects on day one of Royal Ascot as Dawn Approach bounced back to form in the St James's Palace Stakes.
Kempton Park is 16 miles south-west of London. Opened in 1878, it is the home of the King George VI Chase on Boxing Day. A synthetic all-weather track was added in 2006 for year-round racing.
1st Alpine Mysteries 9/4
2nd Aphrodite Spirit 16/1
Duchess Of Dreams, Running Bull(7 Ran)
1st Two Minds 12/1
2nd Victorian Number 4/1
3rd Strategic Action 8/1
None (All 14 Ran)
1st Hill Of Dreams 14/1
2nd Future Reference 11/10F
3rd Break Rank 6/1
The Happy Hammer(12 Ran)
1st Laura Secord 50/1
2nd Blighty 11/4
3rd Conquestadim 7/4F
Estibdaad, Master Wizard(9 Ran)
1st Talksalot 16/1
2nd Cockney Bob 6/4F
3rd Lucky Visione 10/1
Red Dakota(9 Ran)
1st Order Of Service 12/1
2nd Exzachary 14/1
3rd North Pole 5/1
Broughtons Charm, Lionheart, Nenge Mboko, Sedenoo(8 Ran)
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View from connections ahead of the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot on Wednesday.
View from connections ahead of the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot on Wednesday.
View from connections ahead of the Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot on Wednesday.
View from connections ahead of the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot on Wednesday.
View from connections ahead of Wednesday's Duke Of Cambridge Stakes at Royal Ascot.
In 2006 Kempton Park redeveloped it's tracks to incorporate all weather racing. The Polytrack and floodlighting have
been in place since 2006 and can accomodate up to 17 runners at a time. Horses race right-handed over distances of 5f, 6f,
7f, 1m, 1m3f, 1m4f and 2m.
The 1m 5f triangular course used for National Hunt meetings is a totally fair, flat track which should suit most horses. It
s not too tight, not too galloping and requires speed and stamina in equal measure.