Royal Ascot Betting Tips, Stats, Trends Day Five

Royal Ascot Betting Tips Day 5 Saturday

The fifth and final day of Royal Ascot. The features on the more relaxed Saturday is the Diamond Jubilee Stakes and Hardwicke Stakes we also have the usual ultra competitive Wokingham Stakes.  Below, you’ll discover our comprehensive guide and the best  Royal Ascot betting tips, previews, trends.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips Day 5 Saturday

2:30pm: Chesham Stakes (Listed)

The Chesham Stakes is a listed race that is run over a distance of 7 furlongs (approximately 1408 meters). It is scheduled to take place at 2:30 pm on Saturday, 24th June, which marks the fifth and final day of the Royal Ascot 2023.

The Chesham Stakes is a race specifically for two-year-old horses, providing them with an opportunity to showcase their potential and talent on a prestigious

Key Trends for Chesham Stakes Winners:

1. Age – Race is for 2-year-olds only:

2. Price – 5 of the last 12 winners were favorites, 8/12 winners were in the top 3 in the betting:

3. Last Run – 7/12 winners won on their last run before the Chesham Stakes, 11/12 winners had their last run within the last 38 days:

4. Previous Course Form – 0/12 winners had at least 1 previous run at Ascot, 0/12 winners had at least 1 previous win at Ascot:

5. Previous Distance Form – 3/12 winners had at least 1 previous run over 7 furlongs, 2/12 winners had at least 1 previous win over 7 furlongs:

6. Previous Flat Form – 11/12 winners had at least 1 previous flat run, 7/12 winners had at least 1 previous flat win:

7. Rating – 0/12 winners had a rating:

8. Group Wins – 0/12 winners had at least 1 win in a group 1-3 race:

9. Season Form – 11/12 winners had at least 1 run that season, 7/12 winners had at least 1 win that season:

Past 10 winners

Leading Fancies:

Pearls And Rubies Made an impressive debut in a 5f Navan maiden two weeks ago. Although she showed some inexperience at first, she quickly adapted and finished the race strongly. Well bred by  No Nay Never and  she is considered a highly talented prospect looks the one to beat in this race.

La Guarida Closely followed Jabaara in a highly competitive event at Newmarket on debut. Just a week later, she secured an easy victory in a 6f Goodwood fillies’ maiden, defeating three subsequent winners. Form looks solid and a player

Nemonte Good pedigree with plenty of stamina, made a winning start in a 6f maiden at the Curragh a month ago. Not sure what the level of that form was but she did it well and looks a fair price with more to come.

Snellen Demonstrated her potential by winning a barrier trial before making a successful debut in a 7f maiden at Limerick, despite exhibiting some wayward behaviour by veering left towards the end. Will have learnt plenty from that experience and interesting runner for the yard.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: Nemonte

Each Way Alternative: Snellen

3:05pm: Jersey Stakes (Group 3)

The Jersey Stakes is a Group 3 race held at Royal Ascot, specifically for three-year-old horses. The race is contested over a distance of seven furlongs (approximately 1408 meters). It is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 24th June 2023, at 3:05 pm. In the Jersey Stakes, previous Group 1 or Group 2 winners are given a 5-pound penalty, while Group 3 winners carry a 3-pound penalty. This weight allocation adds an additional challenge for the more accomplished horses, levelling the playing field for all participants. The race often attracts horses that have previously competed in the 1000 Guineas or 2000 Guineas but may not have been able to stay the full mile distance. The drop back in trip to seven furlongs provides them with a more suitable opportunity to showcase their abilities. Over the years, the Jersey Stakes has seen some notable winners, including Zilzal (1989), Observatory (2000), Proclamation (2005), Ribchester (2016), and Expert Eye (2018). These horses have demonstrated their talent and potential in this competitive Group 3 contest.

Key Trends for Jersey Stakes Winners:

Age – The race is exclusively for horses that are 3 years old.

Price – 5 of the last 12 winners were favorites/joint favorites, and 7/12 winners were in the top 3 in the betting.

Last Run – Recent Performances 2/12 winners won on their last run before the Jersey Stakes, 5/12 placed on their last run.10/12 winners had their last run within the last 50 days.

Previous Course Form – Ascot Experience 4/12 winners had at least 1 previous run at Ascot, and 1 of the 4 had a previous win at Ascot.

Previous Distance Form – Competing at 7 Furlongs10/12 winners had at least 1 previous run over 7 furlongs.  7/12 winners had at least 1 previous win over 7 furlongs.

Previous Flat Form – Experience and Wins All 12 previous winners had at least 3 previous flat runs. 11/12 winners had at least 4 previous flat runs. 11/12 winners had at least 2 previous flat wins.

Rating – High Ratings 10/12 winners had a rating of 108 or higher.

Group Wins – Success in Group Races 5/12 winners had at least 1 win in a Group 1-3 race.

Season Form – Current Season Performances 9/12 winners had at least 2 runs during the current season. 6/12 winners had at least 1 win during the current season.

Leading Fancies:

Mysterious Night Ended the juvenile season firmly on the up, landing the French Group 3 before signing off with a victory in Grade 1 company at Woodbine. Possible soft ground caught him out in the Craven Stakes on return, and it’s no surprise to see a better showing here back on a quicker surface. Been gelded and will wear a tongue strap for the first time.

The Antarctic Smart colt who tasted success three times as a 2-year-old, ending last term with a good second behind stablemate Blackbeard in the Group 1 Middle Park. He made a successful return by winning the Group 3 Lacken Stakes at Naas (6f) five weeks ago, and he remains completely unexposed at this trip and solid claims.

Covey  Son of Frankel and is improving in leaps and bounds. He has built on a pair of maiden/novice wins with a commanding victory (well backed) on his handicap debut at Haydock (1m) four weeks ago,  shaken up around 2 furlongs out and took command of the race. Now stepping up in class which makes things tougher but has to be respected given connections and profile.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: The Antartic

Each Way Alternative: Mysterious Night

3:40pm: Hardwicke Stakes (Group 2)

The Hardwicke Stakes is a prestigious Group 2 race that is run over a distance of 1 mile and 4 furlongs (approximately 2414 meters). It is held on the fifth and final day of the Royal Ascot meeting. The Hardwicke Stakes is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 24th June 2023, at 3:40 pm. The race attracts high-quality horses, typically aged four years old and above, who excel over the middle distances. It serves as a valuable opportunity for these talented horses to showcase their stamina and class. Notable past winners of the Hardwicke Stakes include many legendary names in racing history. Some of the standout winners include the likes of Trêve (2015), Highland Reel (2017), and Crystal Ocean (2019).

Key Trends for Hardwicke Stakes Winners:

Age – Majority of 4-Year-Old Winners 10 of the last 12 winners were aged 4.

Price – Favorites and Top 3 in Betting 5 of the last 12 winners were favourites, and 8/12 winners were in the top 3 in the betting.

Last Run – Recent Performances 7/12 winners won on their last run before the Hardwicke Stakes. 3/12 placed on their last run. 11/12 winners had their last run within the last 49 days.

Previous Course Form – Ascot Experience 9/12 winners had at least 1 previous run at Ascot. 3/12 winners had at least 1 previous win at Ascot.

Previous Distance Form – Competing at 12 Furlongs 10/12 winners had at least 2 previous runs over 12 furlongs. 10/12 winners had at least 1 previous win over 12 furlongs.

Previous Flat Form – Experience and Wins 11/12 winners had at least 7 previous flat runs. All 11 winners had at least 3 previous flat wins.

Rating – High Ratings 10/12 winners had a rating of 114 or higher.

Group Wins – Success in Group Races All 12 previous winners had at least 1 win in a Group 1-3 race.

Season Form – Current Season Performances 11/12 winners had at least 1 run during the current season. 6/12 winners had at least 1 win during the current season.

Past 10 Winners

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Leading Fancies:

Artorius Smart performer in Australia and showed his best form when victorious in a Group 1 race at Randwick (6.5f) in March. He came close in this event last year and should make another bold bid this time around, obvious claims.

Big Invasion  has been a prolific performer in the US and ran impressively when stepping up to this level, finishing as a runner-up in a Grade 1 race at Belmont (6f) just two weeks ago. He displayed a strong late surge, making up ground from much further back compared to the other contenders. With potential for further improvement he looks the value currently.

Highfield Princess high-class mare who had a brilliant 2022 campaign, securing victory five times, three of which were at Group 1 level, including the prestigious Nunthorpe at York. She made a decent start to this season, finishing as a runner-up under a penalty in a Group 2 race at York before repeating the same position in the King’s Stand here on Tuesday.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: Artorious

Each Way Alternative: Big Invasion

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4:20pm: Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group 1)

The Diamond Jubilee Stakes is a prestigious Group 1 sprint race for older horses held at Royal Ascot. Here are some additional details about the race: The Diamond Jubilee Stakes takes place on Saturday 24th June 2023 at 4:20 pm. It attracts a highly competitive and diverse field, with participants from around the world. One of the most famous winners of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes is the Australian mare Black Caviar, who won the race in 2012. She retired undefeated in 25 starts and became a global racing sensation. Other notable winners of the race include Danehill in 1989, Choisir in 2003, Cape of Good Hope in 2005, and Blue Point in 2019.  The race distance is typically 6 furlongs (1200 meters).

Key Trends for Diamond Jubilee Stakes Winners:

Age – Varied Age Range 11 of the last 12 winners were aged 3-5.

Price – Favorites and Top 3 in Betting 4 of the last 12 winners were favorites/joint favorites. 8/12 winners were in the top 3 in the betting.

Last Run – Recent Performances 5/12 winners won on their last run before the Platinum Jubilee Stakes. 9/12 winners ran in the last 50 days or less.

Previous Course Form – Ascot Experience 9/12 winners had at least 1 previous run at Ascot. 4/12 winners had at least 1 previous win at Ascot.

Previous Distance Form – Competing over 6 Furlongs 11/12 winners had at least 4 previous runs over 6 furlongs. 10/12 winners had at least 1 previous win over 6 furlongs.

Previous Flat Form – Experience and Wins All 12 winners had at least 7 previous flat runs. 11/12 winners had at least 3 previous flat wins.

Rating – High Ratings 9/12 winners were rated 114 or higher.

Group Wins – Success in Group Races 7/12 winners had at least 1 win in a Group 1 race. 10/12 winners had at least 1 win in a Group 1-3 race.

Season Form – Current Season Performances 11/12 winners had at least 1 previous run during the current season. 6/12 winners had at least 1 previous win during the current season.

Past 10 Winners

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Leading Fancies:

Hukum  is a very smart and likeable horse who achieved his first victory at the highest level in the Coronation Cup at Epsom (1½m, good) last June. He made his first appearance since then and claimed the scalp of last year’s Derby winner, Desert Crown, in the Brigadier Gerard at Sandown (1¼m) last month. The one to beat.

Free Wind a highly talented mare who has won 6 out of her last 7 starts. In her latest outing, she defeated Rogue Millennium, the Duke of Cambridge winner on Wednesday, in the Group 2 Middleton over 1¼m at York. A return to a longer distance will be to her advantage, could have more to come and looking to give Frankie a fairy tale finish.

Changingoftheguard  narrowly defeated Grand Alliance to secure a victory in the King Edward at this same meeting last year. After that, he wasn’t seen again until a respectable third-place finish in the Group 2 Ormonde at Chester (13f, heavy) last month. He faded in the closing stages after being prominent throughout the race. Will need to show more to trouble the front 2 but top connections wouldn`t be wasting sending him over if did not think was back to best.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: Hukum

Each Way Alternative: Changingoftheguard

5:00pm: Wokingham Stakes (Heritage Handicap)

The Wokingham Stakes is an exciting heritage handicap race held over a distance of 6 furlongs (1200 meters) at Royal Ascot.  The Wokingham Stakes is scheduled to take place on Saturday 24th June 2023 at 17:00.The race attracts a large field of runners, often featuring high-quality sprinters from both domestic and international stables. The Wokingham Stakes is known for its fast and furious nature.

Key Trends for Wokingham Stakes Winners:

Age – Favouring 4 and 5-Year-Olds 9 of the last 12 winners were aged 4 or 5.

Price – Outsiders Perform Well Only 1 of the last 12 winners was a favourite. 2/12 winners finished in the top 3 in the betting.

Last Run – Recent Form 2/12 winners won on their last run before the Wokingham Stakes. 11/12 winners had their last run within the last 42 days.

Previous Course Form – Ascot Experience 11/12 winners had at least 1 previous run at Ascot. 5/12 winners had at least 1 previous win at Ascot.

Previous Distance Form – Competing over 6 Furlongs 10/12 winners had at least 4 previous runs over 6 furlongs. 11/12 winners had at least 1 previous win over 6 furlongs.

Previous Flat Form – Extensive Experience and Wins All 12 winners had at least 11 previous flat runs. 11/12 winners had at least 2 previous flat wins. 10/12 winners had at least 3 previous flat wins.

Rating – Specific Rating Range 9/12 winners had a rating between 98 and 106.

Group Wins – Limited Group Success 2/12 winners had at least 1 win in a Group 1-3 race.

Season Form – Active Season Participation 11/12 winners had at least 1 previous run during the current season. 3/12 winners had at least 1 previous win during the current season.

Past 10 Winners

Leading Contenders:

Albasheer (IRE): useful 7f winner when trained by Owen Burrows, but he has yet to find his form in two runs for his current stable. He wore cheekpieces in his latest outing, finishing seventh out of nine runners in a Listed race at Salisbury (6f) 28 days ago. Now, with blinkers for his handicap debut and could just be the type to suit Jamie Spencers style.

Fresh very good record at this venue and secured two valuable 7f victories last summer. Although he finished 19th in the Victoria Cup here last time out, he should still be considered as he is now easing in the weights for a jockey who rides the straight course here excellently.

Orazio  lightly raced 4-year-old who comes into this race on an upward trajectory. He achieved an impressive win at Newmarket in April and followed it up with another triumph over the same course and distance the following month. Despite a 9 lb increase in the weights, still appears to be ahead of his current mark.

Khanjar  won twice over 6f in 2022 and showed a return to form with a second-place finish in a handicap race at Hamilton (6f) just 16 days ago, particularly considering he had a slow start and was not ideally positioned. With the addition of cheekpieces for the first time, there is a possibility of improvement, and a bold performance is expected.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: Fresh

Each Way Alternative: Albasheer

5:35pm: Golden Gates Stakes

The Golden Gates Stakes is a handicap race run over a distance of 1 mile and 2 furlongs (2000 meters) at Royal Ascot. Here are some details about the race: The Golden Gates Stakes is scheduled to take place at 5:35 pm on Saturday 24th June 2023. It is a handicap race open to three-year-olds and is contested by a large field of runners. The race is named after the Golden Gates, an iconic entrance to the Royal Ascot racecourse. Only 3 renewals to date.

Leading Contenders:

Obelix concluded his 2-year-old campaign with a victory in a 1m AW maiden at Newcastle. However, on his reappearance in April, he could only manage an eighth-place finish out of 11 runners as the second favourite in a 1m listed race. Now stepping up in trip for his handicap debut after a break, cheekpieces have also been added type to go well at a price.

Knockbrex Convincingly defeated two subsequent winners in a Pontefract maiden (1¼m, heavy) in April and then faced Queen’s Vase winner Gregory in his next start at Haydock. On his 1½m handicap debut at York, he took the lead too early and finished fourth. Form looks solid and will be looking to give Frankie Dettori his final Royal Ascot winner.

Have Secret  showed progress with each start last year, winning nurseries over 7f at Haydock (good to firm) and 1¼m at Nottingham (heavy). In his reappearance run last month, he put up a good performance, finishing fourth out of 14 runners in the highly competitive London Gold Cup at Newbury should be thereabouts

Canute  may have his quirks, but he recently secured his first victory with some room to spare in a handicap race at Navan over 1¼m on good to soft ground, just 13 days ago. More to offer and should be involved.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: Have Secret

Each Way Alternative: Obelix

6:10pm: Queen Alexandra Stakes

The Queen Alexandra Stakes is the final race of the Royal Ascot meeting, run over a long distance of 2 miles, 5 furlongs, and 143 yards (4,299 meters), making it the longest race of the Royal Ascot meeting.

Key Trends for the Queen Alexandra Stakes

Age – Favoring Older Horses 11 of the last 12 winners were aged 6 or older.

Price – Moderate Success for Favourites, 2 of the 12 winners were favourites. 7/12 winners finished in the top 3 in the betting.

Last Run – Recent Performance 1/12 winners won on their last run before the Queen Alexandra Stakes. 9/12 winners had their last run within the last 57 days.

Previous Course Form – Experience at Ascot 9/12 winners had at least 2 previous runs at Ascot. 5/12 winners had at least 1 previous win at Ascot.

Previous Distance Form – Competing over Long Distances 11/12 winners had at least 1 previous run over 19-21 furlongs. 5/12 winners had at least 1 previous win over 19-21 furlongs.

Previous Flat Form – Extensive Experience and Wins 10/12 winners had at least 16 previous flat runs. All 12 winners had at least 2 previous flat wins. 10/12 winners had at least 3 previous flat wins.

Rating – Strong Ratings 10/12 winners had a rating of 96 or higher.

Group Wins – Limited Group Success 1/12 winners had at least 1 win in a Group 1-3 race.

Season Form – Participation and Wins 8/12 winners had at least 1 flat run during the current season. 2/12 winners had at least 1 flat win during the current season.

Trainers – National Hunt Influence 7/12 winners were trained by predominantly National Hunt trainers and had run in National Hunt races that year

Past 10 Winners

Leading Contenders:

Stratum Smart performer aiming for a hat-trick in this race. He didn’t showcase his best form when finishing down the field in the Saval Beg Levmoss Stakes at Leopardstown last month, but he is expected to bounce back to his best form uner familiar conditons.

Dawn Rising useful hurdler who still has untapped potential on the Flat. He displayed a promising performance when finishing third in the Saval Beg Levmoss Stakes at Leopardstown. With the prospect of improvement over the longer distance, and with jockey Ryan Moore aboard should go well.

The Grand Visir put in a creditable performance in the Ascot Stakes Handicap earlier in the week and has a good track record at this meeting. He previously won that race in 2019 and secured back-to-back placings in this particular event. Each way claims.

Royal Ascot Betting Tips: Dawn Rising

Each Way Alternative: The Grand Visir

Royal Ascot Betting Tips, Stats, Trends Day Four

Best of luck with your Royal Ascot Betting . As you immerse yourself in the exhilaration of this renowned racing spectacle, please keep in mind the importance of gambling responsibly. Establish sensible boundaries for yourself, both in terms of time spent and money wagered, and adhere to them steadfastly. Regard betting as a means of entertainment and pleasure rather than a guaranteed income stream. Always bet within your financial means and refrain from chasing losses. Remember, it’s perfectly acceptable to take breaks and step back if you feel overwhelmed. Royal Ascot delivers thrilling moments and abundant opportunities, so relish the experience while prioritizing responsible gambling. Here’s to an unforgettable and prosperous Royal Ascot!