Al Kazeem crowned Prince
Al Kazeem reeled in the long-time leader Mukhadram to win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
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 Feedyah 5/4F
2nd Dancealot 5/1
3rd Gender Agenda 16/1
None (All 8 Ran)
Arashi (
3), Boston Blue (
9/2), Sommersturm (
11/2), Toughness Danon (
15/2), Gilded Age (
12), Fair Breeze (14) Show all, Petersboden (14
), Dream Prospector (16
), Phantom Ranch (20
), Lombok (33
), If What And Maybe (40
), Suhailah (40
)
Gladstone, William Hogarth(12 Run)
110%
Inka Surprise (
13/8), Purcell (7/2
), Agerzam (
4), Brazen (5), Red Explorer (16
),
Queen Aggie(5 Run)
109%
Al Kazeem reeled in the long-time leader Mukhadram to win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
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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.
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.