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Hurricane Lane, right, with William Buick up, on their way to winning the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby Stradivarius 9/2 now 9/4 – Gold Cup (Thursday) Now, up in trip back to a Group 2 and at appealing odds behind an in-form team could be the one to back under Shane Foley for Mrs John Harrington who has a good 14% strike-rate going into this race. She was only five and a half lengths behind Inspiral in October and last time out saw defeat snatched away by a short head to Concert Hall at Navan. He has the outsider, History, officially rated 104 outpaced over 1m at Curragh last time out behind Homeless Songs, a big contender for the Coronation Stakes.īut History is bred for being upped in trip to 1m4f as this filly is by Galileo.Īnd at a price this big on an O’Brien and Ryan Moore combination it likely appeals to many, but half-sister Magical Lagoon (also by Galileo) could be in with a huge run with Group 1 experience. The race is very open especially for the now big favourite Sea Silk Road for William Haggas and Tom Marquand, who continue to be in fine form when combining.įrankie Dettori often wins this race but again, with him being ruled out after Emily Upjohn was withdrawn, it could well be time for yet another Aidan O’Brien masterclass who has won this race three times. There will only be six runners in this race and this 1m4f trip was likely to be perfect for Emily Upjohn but has instead opted out of Royal Ascot entirely after a brilliant performance earlier this month at Epsom in the Oaks.

Magical Lagoon 7/2 Now 9/4! – Ribblesdale Stakes (Thursday) The unbeaten colt by Sea The Stars is another to showcase William Haggas’ incredible season who has been getting plenty of winners.īaaeed himself won against last year’s winner Palace Pier at Ascot in October by a neck and then followed that Group 1 victory with yet another at Newbury in May and looks capable of improving even more into the best flat horse to follow this flat season.īaaeed at 1/3 currently, looks like a great price especially if adding to any ante-post multiples of Royal Ascot this year, as this horse is certainly going to become one of the biggest names in racing if he continues in this fashion.

This is where Baaeed fits the bill, another odds-on big favourite who’s tipped for potential and can follow up on a previous Group 1 win with another here at Royal Ascot. Palace Pier (2021), Circus Maximus (2020), Ribchester (2017), Solow (2015), Toronado (2014), and Frankel (2012) have all won as favourites in the last ten years and these winners exemplify huge winners. This is the type of 1m race that produces big winners and they often come as the favourite. Jim Crowley winning the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot in October on the unbeaten Baaeed