Royal Ascot LIVE: Results, winners and latest updates as Frankie Dettori denied final win
Royal Ascot schedule, racecard and all the action after Frankie Dettori’s 80th win at the course
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Frankie Dettori was unable to sign off in fairytale fashion on his final day at Royal Ascot. While his book of rides on Saturday looked a promising one in his mission to add to his 81 winners at the big meeting, Dettori’s best finish of the afternoon was a fourth place with Mums Tipple in the Wokingham Stakes.
Covey was well beaten as favourite in the Jersey Stakes and Free Wind was unable to land a blow in the Hardwicke. The 52-year-old had bounced back from a disappointing first day when he went winless to enjoy some spectacular successes this week, including the Gold Cup aboard Courage Mon Ami.
The racing great arrived for his final day at Royal Ascot in the grandest possible fashion as part of the royal procession. Dettori and his wife, Catherine, were in carriage four with Jamie Snowden and his wife, Lucy.
Khaadem caused an 80-1 upset in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes, while Saint Lawrence returned to winning ways in the Wokingham Stakes to oblige on his first start for Archie Watson and provide Hollie Doyle with a third victory at this year’s meet.
Follow all of our coverage from the Royal Ascot 2023 below:
Royal Ascot: 3:40pm - The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes
HUGE SHOCK in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes!
Khaadem wins by a nose ahead of Sacred!
The biggest prize winner in the Jubilee Stakes ever at 80/1.
Royal Ascot: 3:40pm - The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes
The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (Group 1)
- Highfield Princess 11/4
- Artorious 7/2
- Kinross 11/2
- Wellington 6/1
- Sacred 8/1
- Rohaan 11/1
- Al Suhail 14/1
- Art Power 18/1
- Big Invasion 20/1
- Emaraaty Ana 28/1
- Run To Freedom 28/1
- The Astrologist 50/1
- Sandrine 50/1
- Cannonball 66/1
- Coeur De Pierre 66/1
- Khaadem 100/1
Latest odds (via Royal Ascot odds)
Royal Ascot: 3:05pm - The Jersey Stakes
Royal Ascot 3.05
1 Age Of Kings (W M Lordan) 22-1
2 Zoology (Oisin Murphy) 22-1
3 Streets Of Gold (Charles Bishop) 28-1
15 ran
Royal Ascot: 3:05pm - The Jersey Stakes
Age Of Kings (25/1) beats Zoology to win Jersey Stakes!
Sensational burst from the Aidan O’Brien-trained winner.
Other horses made up ground, but Age of Kings held on.
Royal Ascot: 3:05pm - The Jersey Stakes
Latest odds ahead of the 3:05pm Jersey Stakes
- Covey 9/4
- The Antarctic 9/2
- Olivia Maralda 9/2
- Enfjaar 13/2
- Holloway Boy 7/1
- Quar Shamar 12/1
- Mysterious Night 18/1
- Zoology 22/1
- Age Of Kings 25/1
- Holguin 28/1
- Streets Of Gold 28/1
- Flight Plan 40/1
- Thunderbear 40/1
- Empty Metaphor 66/1
- Alexander John 100/1
Royal Ascot: 2:30pm - The Chesham Stakes
Royal Ascot 2.30
1 Snellen (G F Carroll) 12-1
2 Pearls And Rubies (R L Moore) 7-4 Fav
3 dd-ht Golden Mind (O J Orr) 12-1
3 dd-ht Oddyssey (Jim Crowley) 125-1
Royal Ascot
Frankie Dettori arrived for his final day at Royal Ascot in the grandest possible fashion as part of the royal procession.
Royal Ascot: 2:30pm - The Chesham Stakes
Snellen (12/1) just edges ahead of Pearls And Rubies to get the opening win of the day in the Chesham Stakes!
Pearls and Rubies - the favourite - was close to coming back into it at the end but just couldn’t make up the distance before the line.
Royal Ascot: 2:30pm - The Chesham Stakes
Almost time for the first race of the day - Pearls And Rubies (7/4) is the favourite over Content (5/1).
Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale with Courage Mon Ami
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 races here for the last time in his career.
Frankie Dettori: Racing’s great showman produces Royal Ascot fairytale
The 52-year-old is retiring at the end of the year but giving fans a chance to see the old magic in a year-long swansong
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