Royal Ascot LIVE: Results, winners and latest updates from day four as Frankie Dettori wins again

Porta Fortuna registered an impressive success in the Albany Stakes to provide Frankie Dettori with his 80th Royal Ascot win. Having ridden Gregory and Courage Mon Ami to success, the retiring Italian notched up his third victory of the week when guiding the Donnacha O’Brien-trained youngster to a one-length triumph.

Dettori said: “It’s brilliant to get 80. I had that figure in my mind all week, 100 percent. I thought, ‘God, I’ve got to get three’. It is easier said than done, but now that I’ve done it ‘Yes!’ it is a big number!”

King Of Steel gained compensation for his Derby near miss when storming to an impressive victory in the King Edward VII Stakes, while a pre-dawn wake up call and a fumbled start could not prevent Shaquille from securing a landmark success for connections in the Commonwealth Cup.

Follow all of our coverage from the Royal Ascot 2023 below:

Royal Ascot day four

• The first race takes place at 2.30pm

• Royal Ascot tips: Day 4 best bets and seven horses to watch

• Frankie Dettori and Porta Fortuna win the Albany Stakes (2.30pm)

• Shaquille wins the Commonwealth Cup ahead of Little Big Bear (3.05pm)

• Okita Soushi takes victory in the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes (3.40pm)

• Tahiyra wins the Coronatio Stakes despite stewards enquiry (4.20pm)

• Coppice wins the Sandringham Stakes with Frankie Dettori (5pm)

• King of Steel wins the King Edward VII Stakes (5.35pm)

• Rhythm N Hooves win the Palace Of Holyroodhouse (6.10pm)

Royal Ascot 2023

18:18 , Mike Jones

What a fantastic day of racing we’ve had once again at Royal Ascot. Frankie Dettori picked up another couple of winners.

King Of Steel triumphed in the King Edward VII Stakes and right at the end Hollie Doyle earned herself another winner when Rhythm N Hooves flew through the field to nick the final race.

We’ll be back tomorrow with more coverage of Ascot’s final day so join us then.

6:10pm - Rhythm N Hooves wins the Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes

18:15 , Mike Jones

Prince of Pillo is prominent but it’s Rhythm N Hooves who comes through late to win, cathcing Kerdos near the finish. Hollie Doyle wins again!

6:10pm - Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes

18:12 , Mike Jones

And they’re off! The final race of the day gets started.

6:10pm - Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes

18:08 , Mike Jones

Much like everyone else Alex Hammond fancies the chances of Conquistador at 13/2 but can this well backed hore get over the line?

6:10pm - Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes

18:05 , Mike Jones

Jer Batt 13/2

Conquistador 17/2

Frankness 9/1

Harry Brown 9/1

Kerdos 11/1

Radio Goo Goo 12/1

Tattersall 14/1

Hispanic 16/1

Rocket Rodney 16/1

20/1 BAR

6:10pm - Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes

18:00 , Mike Jones

Ruby Walsh previews Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes saying: “I’m siding with Pillow Talk for Karl Burke. He’s very fast and the track will suit him. He’s got every chance in the last.”

6:10pm - Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes

17:50 , Mike Jones

The final race of the day is the Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes. This has been a fine day for Frankie Dettori once again with two winners from his four rides.

Will he sign off in style tomorrow?

5.35pm - King Edward VII Stakes results

17:46 , Mike Jones

1st - King Of Steel (11/10F)

2nd - Continuous (9/1)

5.35pm - King Of Steel wins the King Edward VII Stakes

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5.35pm - King Of Steel wins the King Edward VII Stakes!

17:39 , Mike Jones

King Of Steel does it! He’s a brilliant horse and once Kevin Stott let him go, he blazed into the lead and romped in.

5.35pm - King Edward VII Stakes

17:38 , Mike Jones

Making the turn with three furlongs to go Dubai Mile is still leading but King Of Steel and Artistic Star are making their moves.

King Of Steel moves to the outside.

5.35pm - King Edward VII Stakes

17:37 , Mike Jones

Dubai Mile lead ahead of Artistic Star with Arrest in third. King Of Steel is last but is within touching distance of the leaders.

5.35pm - King Edward VII Stakes

17:36 , Mike Jones

And they’re off! There are just six horses in this race. Dubai Mile sets off well and heads out wide before getting to the front and moving to the rail.

5.35pm - King Edward VII Stakes betting

17:31 , Mike Jones

King Of Steel 1/1

Arrest 16/5

Artistic Star 11/2

Continuous 10/1

Dubai Mile 12/1

Relentless Voyager 18/1

5.35pm - King Edward VII Stakes

17:25 , Mike Jones

Ruby Walsh previwes the King Edward VII Stakes aka the Ascot derby.

He said: “King Of Steel ran a really solid race at Epsom last time out. Kevin Stott gave him a great ride then and he can do the same again. The form has held up as well.”

5pm - Sandringham Stakes result

17:19 , Mike Jones

1st - Coppice (6/1)

2nd - Breege (33/1)

3rd - Balalakia (66/1)

4th - Unless (14/1)

5pm - Coppice wins the Sandringham Stakes!

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Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale

17:11 , Mike Jones

Royal Ascot is a stage unlike any other in horseracing. It’s a course that mixes royalty with fashion, sport, and theatre.

Yet, despite how the races unfurl this week, nothing will reach the heights of drama quite like the final performance of legendary jockey Frankie Dettori, who raced here for the last time in his career.

Atop Courage Mon Ami, Dettori bided his time at the back of a stacked field, across the two mile course, in the showpiece Gold Cup on Thursday. He spotted a gap open up to his left and kicked the John Gosden trained horse into the front line...

Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale

5pm - Coppice wins the Sandringham Stakes!

17:07 , Mike Jones

It’s another winner for Frankie Dettori. His eighth win in the Sandringham and it was a masterful ride too. A good run from the royal runner Candle of Hope who finished fifth.

5pm - Coppice wins the Sandringham Stakes!

17:05 , Mike Jones

The horses on the far side are left behind as Coppice bursts through. Frankie Dettori has another winner!

He moved ahead of Candle of Hope and for the final furlong stormed to the line.

5pm - Sandringham Stakes

17:04 , Mike Jones

Foniska and Youngest move to the front over on the far side as the pass halfway. Candle of Hope on the near side is looking strong.

5pm - Sandringham Stakes

17:03 , Mike Jones

And they’re off! Foniska is out in front with Bellaphina prominent.

5pm - Sandringham Stakes

16:59 , Mike Jones

This is another large field, 29 runners, so good luck picking out a winner here. These are the latest odds:

Jackie Oh 6/1

Coppice 15/2

Chelsea Green 10/1

Marksman Queen 10/1

Clounmacon 12/1

Unless 12/1

Embrace 14/1

Novus 16/1

Ma Belle Artiste 20/1

Dream Of Love 22/1

Girl Racer 22/1

Magical Sunset 22/1

25/1 BAR

5pm - Sandringham Stakes

16:53 , Mike Jones

Oli Bell explains his pick for the Sandringham Stakes: “Sky Bet are paying eight places in the race so get involved in the extra places in the Sandringham. I do think Jackie Oh will be hard to beat as the favourite.

“One of the prices I quite like is Girl Racer for William Haggas and Tom Marquand, who obviously served up that incredible victory with Desert Hero for the royal family. It’s going to be another great day in store, the sun’s out, plenty of horses to cheer on today – hopefully some winners to be had for the punters.

“It’s been a pretty brutal start to the meeting, but fingers crossed either Jackie Oh or Girl Racer can win the Sandringham today.”

5pm - Sandringham Stakes

16:48 , Mike Jones

Up next is the Sandringham Stakes and there are few options to go for in this one.

Jackie Oh at 9/2 is Oli Bell’s pick with Alex Hammond electing to go with Marksman Queen at 17/2.

4.20pm - Tahiyra wins the Coronation Stakes!

16:43 , Mike Jones

The placings remain unaltered. That’s the decision from the stewards so Tahiyra is confirmed as the Coronation Stakes winner.

4.20pm - Tahiyra wins the Coronation Stakes!

16:38 , Mike Jones

A reminder that Tahiyra is is still a provisional winner at the moment with the stewards’ enquiry underway.

“ I can see no reason why she would not keep the race,” says Tahiyra’s trainer Dermot Weld.

4.20pm - Tahiyra wins the Coronation Stakes!

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4.20pm - Coronation Stakes provisional results

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1st - Tahiyra (8/13F)

2nd - Remarquee (25/1)

3rd - Sounds of Heaven (16/1)

4.20pm - Tahiyra wins the Coronation Stakes!

16:27 , Mike Jones

There is a stewards enquiry to check that Tahiyra didn’t interfere with Remarquee. It doesn’t look as though she did but we’ll wait for the decision before confirming all the results.

4.20pm - Tahiyra wins the Coronation Stakes!

16:24 , Mike Jones

Tahiyra comes round the outside to win by a length ahead of Remarquee who was squeezes out and had to respond. This may go to the stewards.

The length of victory should work in Tahiyra’s favour.

4.20pm - Coronation Stakes

16:22 , Mike Jones

Tahiyra is forced behind but most out wide as they turn into the straight. Meditate is still leading ahead of Sounds of Heaven.

4.20pm - Coronation Stakes

16:22 , Mike Jones

And they’re off! Six fillies set off in this round mile race.

Queen For You is on the rail with Mammas Girl heading forward on the outside. Meditate is at the front.

4.20pm - Coronation Stakes

16:16 , Mike Jones

Mammas Girl: Taking winner of the Nell Gwyn but a touch below-par in the 1000 Guineas. That race is working out well however, and not impossible she bounces back.

Meditate: 2nd to Tahiyra in the Irish 1000 Guineas and is fancied to reverse that form if the ground dries up enough. Course winner, top-class filly; major player.

Queen For You: Good 2nd in Listed at York latest. Has bundles of potential but this race might come too soon in her development; chance.

Remarquee: Poor run in the Guineas, having won the Fred Darling. Question mark still hangs over whether she truly stays a mile; perhaps best watched.

Sounds Of Heaven: Surprised a few when fending off Queen For You to win the Michael Seely at York. Tough, beautifully-bred filly who can step up once again; good chance.

Tahiyra: Top-class filly, dual Group 1 and Classic winner. Has the beating of most of these on her two Guineas efforts but perhaps something to prove on fast ground

Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale with Courage Mon Ami

16:14 , Mike Jones

Royal Ascot is a stage unlike any other in horseracing. It’s a course that mixes royalty with fashion, sport, and theatre.

Yet, despite how the races unfurl this week, nothing will reach the heights of drama quite like the final performance of legendary jockey Frankie Dettori, who raced here for the last time in his career.

Atop Courage Mon Ami, Dettori bided his time at the back of a stacked field, across the two mile course, in the showpiece Gold Cup on Thursday. He spotted a gap open up to his left and kicked the John Gosden trained horse into the front line...

Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale

4.20pm - Coronation Stakes

16:09 , Mike Jones

Ruby Walsh is backing Tahiyra. He said:

“There’s no such thing as an easy Group 1 but Tahiyra is the best filly. I fancied her even with Mawj in so I’m all over her now the Godolphin runner is out.

“The only problem is she’s a worse price! She’s the one for me.”

4.20pm - Coronation Stakes

16:05 , Mike Jones

Next up is the feature race of the day, the Coronation Stakes.

Oli Bell and Alex Hammond are fully behindTahiyra who is the 8/11 favourite at present. Meditate and Queen For You are contenders though and could spring a surprise.

Ascot hasn’t been friendly to favourites this week.

Royal Ascot 2023

15:59 , Mike Jones

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes result

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1st - Okita Sushi (9/1)

2nd - HMS Seahorse (15/2)

3rd - Live Your Dream (11/1)

4th - Ajero (20/1)

3.40pm - Okita Soushi wins the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes!

15:49 , Mike Jones

Jockey Ryan Moore had a fine run atop Okit Soushi to earn Joseph O’Brien his first winner of the week, hot on the heels of brother Donnacha.

It’s been a good week for the O’Brien’s now.

3.40pm - Okita Soushi wins the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes!

15:45 , Mike Jones

3.40pm - Okita Soushi wins the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes!

15:44 , Mike Jones

Okita Soushi has better staying power and noses in front of HMS President before kicking on and winning comfortably in the end. Live Your Dream finishes third.

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes

15:43 , Mike Jones

HMS President makes a late run to overtake Live Your Dream as Okita Soushi kicks on too. This could be close with the two horses taking to the front inside the final furlong.

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes

15:42 , Mike Jones

Live Your Dream leads Global Heat by a couple of lengths as the run up the steady rise of the hill. Aimeric is well placed in the middle of the field but Hollie Doyle’s Tyson Fury is near the back.

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes

15:41 , Mike Jones

And they’re off!

Aimeric heads off well on the inside but is overtaken quickly. Al Nafir is running well but Global Heat is in the lead for the time being.

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes

15:38 , Mike Jones

The horses make their way over to the gates. There’s a few minutes to go before the race begins so there’s still time to get a last minute bet on.

Teumessias Fox, ridden by the previous winning jockey Oisin Murphy, is being heavily backed.

3.05pm - Commonwealth Cup full result

15:34 , Mike Jones

1st - Shaquille (9/1)

2nd - Little Big Bear (10/11F)

3rd - Swingalong (66/1)

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes betting

15:31 , Mike Jones

Al Nafir 6/1

Teumessias Fox 6/1

Maksud 15/2

HMS President 8/1

Nagano 17/2

Okita Soushi 9/1

Aimeric 10/1

Live Your Dream 12/1

Ajero 20/1

25/1 BAR

3.40pm - Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes (Handiap)

15:25 , Mike Jones

The next race, the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes, is a more open field that is dividing the experts.

Oli Bell is backing Nagano at 9/1, while Alex Hammond fancies Okita Soushi at 6/1.

3.05pm - Shaquille wins the Commonwealth Cup!

15:19 , Mike Jones

3.05pm - Shaquille wins the Commonwealth Cup!

15:15 , Mike Jones

Winning rider Oisin Murphy spoke to ITV saying: “The race is almost over with a start like that so I just got onto the back of the pack and hoped they’d gone a little too quick up front.

“To do it like he did, and beat the likes of Little Big Bear is an outstanding performance.”

3.05pm - Shaquille wins the Commonwealth Cup!

15:11 , Mike Jones

Just check out how Shaquille came through to defeat Little Big Bear:

3.05pm - Shaquille wins the Commonwealth Cup!

15:08 , Mike Jones

What a result! Little Big Bear eases ahead of Swingalong with a couple of furlongs to go but Shaquille is making his way through the field.

100 yards to go and Shaquille draws alongside Little Big Bear. The crowds are cheering wildly as Shaquille nods ahead and crosses the line first!

3.05pm - Commonwealth Cup

15:07 , Mike Jones

Swingalonng leads the way over the halfway point with Little Big Bear just behind.

Shaquille get stuck in the stalls at the start and has work to do.

3.05pm - Commonwealth Cup

15:05 , Mike Jones

And they’re off! Little Big Bear bursts away but doesn’t kick on. Ocean Quest is near the front too.

3.05pm - Commonwealth Cup

15:03 , Mike Jones

Little Big Bear is the big favourite for this one. He’s beat a few of this field already and was a winner for Frankie Dettori at Haydock. This should be one of the easier races to pick but you can never say never in horseracing.

The horses head out onto the course.

Putting the Royal in Royal Ascot.

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Commonwealth Cup betting

14:58 , Mike Jones

Little Big Bear 10/11

Lezoo 5/1

Sakheer 17/1

Shaquille 10/1

Noble Style 14/1

Shouldvebeenaring 25/1

Ocean Quest 28/1

33/1 BAR

Lots of love for Little Big Bear

14:55 , Mike Jones

Both Oli Bell and Alex Hammond are backing Little Big Bear in the Commonwealth Cup next up. It’s a 10/11 favourite so will be heavily backed at the course and around the country.

Should this Ryan Moore ridden horse fail to win it’ll be a big upset.

There’s no surprises that Frankie Dettori’s Lezoo is getting backed right now too.

Next up at Royal Ascot

14:51 , Mike Jones

Coming up at 3.05pm is the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup.

Legendary jockey Ruby Walsh previews the race: “The way the race should pan out will likely see Little Big Bear win but I’m also keen on Shouldvebeenaring to run into the places.

“He finished second behind Little Big Bear at Haydock and he’s a huge price. It could even be worth backing Shouldvebeenaring in the Betting Without Little Big Bear market.”

2:30pm - Albany Stakes full results

14:47 , Mike Jones

1st - Porta Fortuna (5/1)

2nd - Matrika (9/1)

3rd - Soprano (13/2)

4th - Persian Dreamer (20/1)

2:30pm - Porta Fortuna wins the Albany Stakes!

14:43 , Mike Jones

Porta Fortuna is a first Royal Ascot winner for Donnacha O’Brien too. Lots to unpack from that race while we wait for the official results to come through.

2:30pm - Porta Fortuna wins the Albany Stakes!

14:39 , Mike Jones

Here’s a look at Frankie Dettori’s 80th Ascot winner:

2:30pm - Porta Fortuna wins the Albany Stakes!

14:36 , Mike Jones

“80 at Royal Ascot. It’s unbelievable, it’s incredible. I’ve achieved my dream,” says Frankie Dettori after winning with Porta Fortuna.

2:30pm - Porta Fortuna wins the Albany Stakes!

14:34 , Mike Jones

Frankie Dettori has another win! With a furlong left he pushes ahead of Matrika and kicks, Porta Fortuna on to claim an 80th victory at Ascot!

2:30pm - Albany Stakes

14:32 , Mike Jones

Dawn Charger still leads the way through the halfway stage as Porta Fortuna moves through the middle.

Matrika makes a move to the front with a couple of furlongs to go.

2:30pm - Albany Stakes

14:32 , Mike Jones

And they’re off! Matrika is one of the first to take to the front with Dawn Charger slightly ahead in the lead.

2:30pm - Albany Stakes

14:31 , Mike Jones

Their are 17 fillies in this opening race and all have headed to the gates. Carla’s Way is still the favourite but the Frankie Dettori ridden Porta Fortuna is getting backed late on.

Realistically it’s anyone’s game over such a such distance though.

2:30pm - Albany Stakes

14:28 , Mike Jones

Carlas Way, Navassa Island and Porta Fortuna are the three favourites to take this first race at Royal Ascot on Friday.

Alex Hammond’s tip: “It’s the fourth day here at Royal Ascot and today’s offer comes in the first race – money back as cash if your second, third, or fourth in the Albany.

“For me, this is about one horse – Carla’s Way. She was a talking horse before she ran at Doncaster and did loads wrong on that day, she was too keen but still found at the end. The form has been franked in style and I’m hoping Carla’s Way wins the first here at Royal Ascot. Have a great day.”

King Charles and Queen Camilla ecstatic after getting their first Royal Ascot winner

14:25 , Mike Jones

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were in high spirits as they watched their first Royal Ascot winner triumph in the King George V states.

The royal couple were a picture of delight as their thoroughbred Desert Hero, an 18-1 longshot, crossed the line first in a photo-finish.

The late Queen, who was a passionate racehorse owner and Royal Ascot stalwart, would have been “proud and excited” for the couple, said Zara Tindall, the King’s niece, who joined him in the royal box.

As they watched the final moments of the race, run over a mile and four furlongs, the Queen waved her official programme in the air in excitement and Charles looked across at his wife in joy at the end.

King Charles and Queen Camilla ecstatic after getting their first Royal Ascot winner

Bigger, bolder, brighter: Royal Ascot attendees bring colour and vibrancy to big race day

14:20 , Mike Jones

Racegoers have descended on the first day of this year’s Royal Ascot after the grounds were hit by a deluge of rain this morning (Tuesday 20 June).

But the torrential rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of those attending, with many bringing their best outfits to the racecourse.

Fashion at Royal Ascot has always been a big deal, and this year is no different. Big, sculptural hats and bright, colourful fascinators are all the rage this year, with women seeming to compete against each other for who can wear the tallest headgear. When Ladies’ Day arrives on Friday (23 June), viewers will no doubt be treated to an even bigger spectacle.

Royal Ascot attendees bring colour and vibrancy to big race day

The Royals have arrived at Ascot

14:18 , Mike Jones

Quite the sight of pomp and ceremony isn’t it. Not only the King and Queen but also the Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived at Ascot today.

Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale with Courage Mon Ami

14:15 , Mike Jones

Royal Ascot is a stage unlike any other in horseracing. It’s a course that mixes royalty with fashion, sport, and theatre.

Yet, despite how the races unfurl this week, nothing will reach the heights of drama quite like the final performance of legendary jockey Frankie Dettori, who raced here for the last time in his career.

Atop Courage Mon Ami, Dettori bided his time at the back of a stacked field, across the two mile course, in the showpiece Gold Cup on Thursday. He spotted a gap open up to his left and kicked the John Gosden trained horse into the front line...

Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale

Day 4 betting tips

14:10 , Mike Jones

Sky Bet’s racing analysts Oli Bell and Alex Hammond offer their best tips today:

14.30 – Albany: Carla’s Way (Oli Bell and Alex Hammond, 4/1)

15.05 – Commonwealth Cup: Little Big Bear (Oli Bell and Alex Hammond, 10/11)

15.40 – Duke Of Edinburgh: Nagano (Oli Bell, 9/1), Okita Soushi (Alex Hammond, 6/1)

16.20 – Coronation: Tahiyra (Oli Bell and Alex Hammond, 8/11)

17.00 – Sandringham: Jackie Oh (Oli Bell, 9/2), Marksman Queen (Alex Hammond, 17/2)

17.35 – King Edward VII: King Of Steel (Oli Bell and Alex Hammond, 1/1)

18.10 – Palace Of Holyrood House: Conquistador (Alex Hammond, 13/2)

Will Frankie Dettori win again?

14:08 , Mike Jones

Frankie Dettori is racing at Ascot for the final time ahead of his retirement later in the year but he’s not quite finished yet. Friday sees him race four more times atop Porta Fortuna (2.30pm), Lezoo (3.05pm), Coppice (5pm) and Arrest (5.35pm).

When is Royal Ascot 2023 and how can I watch?

14:05 , Mike Jones

Royal Ascot 2023 started on Tuesday 20 June and runs through to Saturday 24 June at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.

Luckily for racing fans Royal Ascot will be broadcasted on free-to-air ITV1 starting at 1:30 each race day. Sky Sports Racing will also provide additional coverage of the races for those who subscribe to Sky, with a live stream available to subscribers on Sky Go.

Royal Ascot tips: Day 4 best bets and 13 horses to watch

14:00 , Mike Jones

Here’s everything you need to know about Royal Ascot 2023 and the best tips:

Royal Ascot expert tips and best bets for Day 4

Here’s the schedule for this afternoon

13:54 , Mike Jones

2:30 — Albany Stakes (Group 3), Five furlongs

3:05 — Commonwealth Cup (Group 1), Six furongs

3:40 — Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes (Handiap) One mile four furlongs

4:20 — Cornonation Stakes (Group 1), One mile5:00 — Sandringham Stakes (Handicap), One mile

5:35 — King Edward VII Stakes (Group 2), One mile, four furlongs

6:10 — Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes (Handicap), Five furlongs

Welcome to day four at Royal Ascot

10:54 , Mike Jones

Hello and welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of day three at Royal Ascot. The weather looks good, the crowds are pouring in and it promises to be yet another great day of racing and this most prestigious festival.

The £600,000 Commonwealth Cup and the £250,000 King Edward VII Stakes are among the main attractions in another day of horseracing.

King Charles III has a couple of runners too with Educator racing in the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes and Candle of Hope setting off in the Sandringham Stakes.

The first race gets underway at 14:30 so stay here for all the build-up until then.