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Royal Ascot begins with several huge races on day one as Frankie Dettori looks to make a major impact in what will be his final meeting with strong fancies in the Queen Anne Stakes and St James' Palace Stakes

By winning the St James's Palace Stakes, Irish 2,000 Guineas winner Paddington became Aidan O'Brien's 83rd Royal Ascot winner, helping him overtake Sir Michael Stoute

Hollie Doyle, 26, Britain's leading female jockey, partnered Bradsell to victory in the Group 1 King's Stand Stakes, becoming the first to win a Royal Ascot Group 1 race

Royal Ascot starts today and will play host for five days of race action

Royal Ascot has a number of huge races on day one with legend Frankie Dettori aiming to make a major impact on proceedings what will be his final meeting with strong fancies in the Queen Anne Stakes

King Charles has taken part in the traditional carriage procession at the first day of Royal Ascot today for the first time as monarch as he was joined by Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and several little-known pals

The Inside Track looks ahead to an exciting week at Royal Ascot with plenty to look forward to on day one including Frankie Dettori starting his final appearance at the race course

ITV have dramatically changed their scheduling for the full week, taking several fan-favourite programmes of the air as Royal Ascot coverage dominates the network

A host of celebrities, including Una Healy, Charlotte Hawkins and Georgia Toffolo have been seen arriving at Royal Ascot as the annual horse racing show kicks off in style

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Irish 2,000 Guineas hero Paddington is our man's nap to score in the St James's Palace Stakes while he also fancies Frankie Dettori to bag a winner as the five-day meeting gets underway

Today marks the start of Royal Ascot, one of the much-loved events of the late Queen, with King Charles and Queen Camilla set to lead the royals at the race meeting

Frankie Dettori will compete at Royal Ascot for the final time this week, with King Charles III and Queen Camilla expected to attend the glamorous horse racing meet

ITV Racing presenter Oli Bell is writing a daily column for Mirror Sport this week at Royal Ascot, and has picked his fancies for Tuesday's festival opener

Royal Ascot has attracted its largest crop of overseas challengers in a while with horses travelling from Australia, the US, Hong Kong as well as Europe

Australian Michelle Payne, the first and only jockey to win her nations's biggest race, the Melbourne Cup, will be part of the ITV Racing team broadcasting at Royal Ascot

As Royal Ascot begins, our man believes Poker Face can be one of his trump cards and fancies Calling The Wind in the 2m Ascot Stakes

Charlie Johnston is counting down the days until Subjectivist contests the Ascot Gold Cup. The impressive 2021 winner is 8-1 with William Hill to reclaim his Berkshire crown

Javier Castellano has won two of America's three Triple Crown races, the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes this year, and will have his first ride in Britain in the Queen Mary Stakes

Frankie Dettori is Royal Ascot's most successful active jockey and, ahead of his final appearance at the meeting, has vowed not to finish his career like Cristiano Ronaldo

Artorius, who finished third in the Jubilee 12 months ago, is the joint favourite to capture the 6f sprint for trainers Anthony and Sam Freedman

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