ROYAL ASCOT 2016

My learned friends your opinion would be appreciated. My e/w treble today. Cuff x Linguistic x Daphne..........rip it apart or climb in....

Friday and Saturday LIVE on SuperSport - SS8 today

Frankie is on fire, to think he couldn't ride a bus 4 or 5 years ago

What a pro

Hoping for a cracker of a run from Qemah. Saver on Nathra

Get in Qemaaaah does the business. 6/1 a gift plus 1/1 on the places! Think I should only bet once a year at Royal Ascot, what a meeting.

Rare Rhythm 7/1 and Kings Fete 8/1 for fun

Great to watch the enquire on tv. At least it is transparent.

MasterOfMyFate wrote: Rare Rhythm 7/1 and Kings Fete 8/1 for fun

Kings Fete would have won if winner did not drift across. Moore having a bit of a nightmare

^true hasn't been at his best as of late. Felt he kept The Gurkha a little too far back and found trouble with Alice Springs earlier on as well.

The Diamond Jubilee - the race which was most punted at Royal Ascot last year (probably because it was a Saturday). About 1200m.

1868 - The race was originally the All-Aged Stakes.
1926 - It was renamed the Cork and Orrery Stakes in honour of Richard Boyle who served an office which entailed being Her Majesty's Representative at Ascot.
1989 - won by Danehill, the most successful sire of all time.
2002 - It was renamed the Golden Jubilee Stakes and given Group I status to celebrate fifty years of Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
2008 - War Artist, with South African form, was the runner-up to the still-currently racing Kingsgate Native.
2012 - It received its current name to honour the Queen's Diamond Jubilee which was won by Australia's undefeated Black Caviar.
2015 - 3-year-old's were excluded from the race which was won by an American, Undrafted, who returns to defend his title.

1. Gold Fun - from Hong Kong
2. Holler - from Australia
3. Jungle Cat - trainer Appleby has a 24% strike rate this season. Jockey ?
4. Magical Memory - on a hattrick and 4 from 4 with Detorri who won this race on Undrafted last year.
5. Mattmu - they say he will like the soft ground
6. Signs Of Blessing - from France. A beaten favourite last time to score a hattrick
7. Suedois - they say today's conditions will suit
8. The Tin Man - course and distance winner and impressive last start
9. Twilight Son - very hot form last season but finished behind in only start this season when running on the softest part of the track at Yourk
10. Undrafted - last year's winner and has a powerful finish.

For me? The Tin Man

Prosperous punting

Churchill in the opener. Fair debut when just given a learning experience. vibes from the o brien yard suggest this will be one of their best 3yo's next year. Got Cunco to beat but the money has poured down and hopefully Moore can bring this one home.

I see 2 of the recent Frankel winners meet in the 1st

Bob Brogan wrote: I see 2 of the recent Frankel winners meet in the 1st

At very inviting odds aswell.