Royal Ascot Day 5

First is off at 13h40

Today is the fifth and final day of Royal Ascot 2020. There are three Gr1 races on the programme.

The Gr1 St James’s Palace Stakes sees the 2,000 Guineas form put to the test with runner-up WICHITA and third home PINATUBO clashing in a fascinating contest that also sees PALACE PIER being asked to step up and THREAT returning from a lengthy absence.

Hollywoodbets Neil Morrice writes that Wichita was the money horse in the Classic but couldn’t get to Kameko, while last year’s supreme champion juvenile Pinatubo lost his unbeaten record with a creditable run in third, giving him a length to make up on the Aidan O’Brien-trained second.

In a different type of contest run round a bend there’s every chance that the formbook may be challenged. Pinatubo has a good chance to turn the tables on Wichita, while having to contend with another tough opponent in Threat.

Get a race-by-race preview on on Hollywoodbets here

FIFTH DAY – SATURDAY 20th JUNE
13h40 The Silver Wokingham Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-110) (A consolation race for the Wokingham Stakes) 3+ £35,000 Six furlongs
14h15 The Queen Mary Stakes (Group 2) 2 fillies £50,000 Five furlongs
14h50 The Coventry Stakes (Group 2) 2 £60,000 Six furlongs
15h25 The Coronation Stakes (Group 1) 3 fillies £250,000 Old mile
16h00 The St James’s Palace Stakes (Group 1) 3 colts £250,000 Old Mile
16h35 The Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group 1) 4+ £250,000 Six furlongs
17h10 The Wokingham Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2) (0-110) 3+ £75,000 Six furlongs
17h.40:The Queen Alexandra Stakes (Conditions) (Class 2) 4+ £35,000 Two miles, six furlongs

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