Day 2, Part 2 Racing: Royal Ascot

Racing - batting away. He's back in the winner's enclosure

here in Royal Ascot. Flying home at the stands rail.

Lolly for Dolly, for Ireland, grabs our opening two races of the second

day of Royal Ascot. Welcome to our BBC Two coverage. We have more live

races for you and the final race, in which the Queen has a good

chance. Her Majesty the Queen is in the Royal Box, wearing pink and

white and has the perfect view across the course and will enjoy

these horses which will be taking to the fray over one mile and a

quarter in the Prince of Wales's stakes, headed by So You Think. We

will see him on the racecourse and hearing from Aidan O'Brien talking

about him as well. He is in the pre-parade ring. He is just an

enormous, heavy horse. A lot of people in Australia will be staying

up late to watch this race. And New Zealand. He ran in the Melbourne

Cup. Finished third in that. Stam ma not be a prb at all --

stamina will not be a problem at all.

Receiving the introduce fri from Michael Vaughen.

This is how she stretched away to the line, she did it impressively.

She does try hard, doesn't she? Look how low she's getting to the

ground. Poking her head out, saying, I can't go any faster Wayne W the

blinkers on she cannot see the rest of the field. She's had those

blinkers on for the last five races and won three of those, and been

second in the other two. I've got Ashes winning captain

Michael Vaughen beside me. How many times have you been here? Twice to

Ascot. I've been to the National on a couple of occasions. This is

special. I didn't realise how big it was. Thanks for the tips, by the

way. Thought we weren't going to mention that. You're a good cricket

tipster yourself. England about to start the test against vy lan

kafplt the first time at the Rose Bowl. What can we expect? I hope

the weather stays fair for a few days. Having Anderson in the team.

They will get that spark they missed at Lords.

Sri Lanka will be slightly worse off. You would think an English

victory this week. You never know. Sri Lanka have good batsmen. With

the rain around, probably a draw. Later on in this summer they take

on India. A lot of people saying that will be the series that

decides the best team in the world. Do you agree with that? England are

number three in the world at the minute. If they had beaten Sri

Lanka they would have gone to number two.

I think they have enough in their ranks to be able to beat India in

home conditions. If the ball swings, it should swing in these conditions.

India's batting is probably the best in the world. I think India

have problems with the ball now. I don't see them having too many

wicket-taking options. If you can get Broad and Tremlett

you will be chipping in with a view. Here a tip for you, So You Think,

you think might run a big race. it's coming from you, it has no

chance! He must know him very well. I am

glad you have joined us. We are making some of the girls Vivien

Westwood model. Can you talk us through these outfits. She has seen

a beautiful Vivien Westwood show. She is famous for iconic pieces.

She is one of the most innovative designers we have nowadays.

Obviously the idea is embracing being a woman. We have the corset,

so, yeah, the most amazing pieces for such a lovely day. Can you

breathe in that? I can. I know you have to go. Girls, run off to your

show. We can look at them now in action, with some of these fabulous

images. Talk us through this collection. This collection is from

our spring and summer, 2011. It is called Prince Charming and was

inspired by fairytales. You can see there is a big gym put of fairy

tails,. Iconic pieces. You know, it is obviously Vivien as we know her.

Great fun clothes, aren't they? It's always. It's absolutely

amazing. It is very challenging and inspiring working with her. As we

know Vivien she's one of the most iconic designers we have these days.

How long have you worked with her? Four years next month. What is she

like? We don't see her at Ascot very often? Well, everyone has an

image of Vivien. She is an amazing person to work with. Very inspiring,

very challenging. A very amazing designer. A very inspiration person

to have around. The million dollar question is, you are working such a

strong, iconic lady, who has made strong political statements. What

has been the most challenging moment working with her? Obviously

working in the press office is a very engaging environment. We are

so busy. So many things happening. We have collections, fashion shows,

collaborations, events, we participate. Vivien is known for

medium of her show to basically alert people about what is

happening out there these days. She's certainly one of my favourite

designers. Thank you. Also here in the crowd Catherine

Jenkins. She is saying hello to Willie. I am sure it is the

highlight of her day. She looks fantastic. She recently announced

her engagement to Gethin Jones. You will have seen her coach pop stars

and singing in the operatic style. I took my father of a concert of

her's for a treat last winter. He'll be very excited she is here.

She'll very shortly see this horse, So You Think, come into the parade

ring. He is by High Chapprell. He was down in New Zealand and covered

a mare called Triasic. That mating produced this enormous beast of a

horse. They adore him in New Zealand and in Australia, where he

has done most racing until he transferred to Ireland. The team

thought, he'll be one for us, a potential superstar stallion. Let's

find out more about him. THE COMMENTATOR: An amazing win.

Every true champion needs to conquer new frontiers. He is

perhaps the most modern day racehorse. There is huge confidence

behind him. His cruising, his stride and his capacity for work.

His natural ability is incredible. From day one he's been like a

sports character. He is the best horse I have riden. I have won

three races on him. They would say, you will be happy before you get on

him. I said I'll wipe my feet before I get on him. That's how you

feel when you see the horse. He has a real presence about him.

You feel he's special special. In Australian eyes a fenom mouse.

He is mentioned in the same breathe as other greats like Kingston Town,

if you stretch back you can go back to Farlap. So You Think, seen here

at the sales as a yearling cost a bargain �55,000. And is regardeds a

poster boy for the ki ki breeding industry. This fella has size,

power, quality strength, movement, temperament. He's a unique specimen.

The minute you see him, or anybody sees him they will see what we are

talking about. On the track, So You Think became a star, by winning

Australia's version of the Arc. THE COMMENTATOR: So You Think....

He won again last October, when taking part in three Group ones in

three days, winning twice and then finishing third in the marathon of

the Melbourne Cup. Most his wins were pretty easy. He pulls all the

way, never relaxed over two miles. It was like watching a runner who

was a 100 metre stripbter coming out and winning over 15 -- sprinter

coming out and winning over 1500 metres.

His former trainer lost the horse and described racing here as "not

being worth two bob." Bart is a legend. He is a man who's never,

ever short of a comment, a equip or a quote. It is understandable his

huge disappointment, they will not see him in Australia. You balance

that up with the fact this horse has been given his opportunity to

come and prove himself on the world stage. You know, he has pretty much

done everything in Australia. It will be great to see him and how he

measured up in Europe. This horse is set to take on the world. To get

up every morning and watch this fella do his cantering and racing,

it's incredible. He's always in slow motion. Our other horses will

be in top speed and he looks like he's in second gear. He is unique.

Like something we've never seen before. Anything is posswbl this

horse. It is himself that make -- possible with this horse. It is

himself that makes it possible really. There he is - a glimpse of

him. He was bred by Mike Maranag and Piper Farm Limited in Australia.

He raced in Australia. Everyone claims him as their own. Now the

Irish of course are claiming him as well. He's 5-2 on.

And the man who'll be aboard, the man with the responsibility is Ryan

Moore. So the runners and riders Wales's Stakes.

The Prince of Wales's stakes is a feature on the Wednesday at Royal

Ascot. It is run over a mile and a quarter. At the start it is very

tricky, address the bend comes very quickly. Being drawn on the outside

of the field is a great disadvantage. Coming towards the

bend usually everybody jockeys for position, and being one off the

rail is the best position. There's a lovely straight, three furlongs

to the end. It gives everybody plenty of time to get themselves

into a challenging position to win it is now 2-5. It is now 4-11 in

places. That punter who had the �90,000, he's sitting pretty at the

moment. A busy paddock. Everyone

anticipating the appearance of So You Think in action in this country.

Let's pick out a few horses. Twice Over, Henry ses sils. He looks well

-- C -- Cecil. Henry Cecil horses are in good form.

He had the second in that race. Over here we have the Planteur team.

Soumillon chatting away there. Henry Cecil and Tom Queally. He's a

mile and a quarter specialist. Now the Godolphin team, Sheik Mohammed

is here every day. They have Debussy and Rewilding. Don't ignore

Rewilding. He has a good form in a group one in dub bay. Frankie

Dettori has gone over to get a leg up. The Colemore team are over here.

Ryan Moore is over here. He's on board the big hot-shot, So You

Think. We will find out today whether he is as good as they all

think. They are not often wrong. This horse, Aidan O'Brien, here in

his dark glasses, just thinks he is special. He talks about him as if

he has landed from another planet. They look relaxed, very happy. So

You Think is just coming through. Seven runners in this race. It is

group one. It's top class. Interestingly just chatting to a

man who has seen a lot of horses around the world. Your first

impression of So You Think is? a nice big horse. I expebgtded --

expected a monster. He's a good, strong type of horse. He's not

small. When he races he appears bigger than in the flesh. Can you

expect that. A lot of people say a horse rides bigger than he actually

is? Because everything is in slow motion, his action is very much in

slow motion when he's galloping. Everything to him will be easy,

with that easy flowing action. number of jockeys in the weighing

room came out to get a glimpse. They wanted to a glimpse of this

horse. His reputation is he a is superstar. He has proven himself in

Australia, New Zealand-bred. He has to prove himself in this part of

the world. What we are expecting today is this horse, what for him

to do is a penalty kick. Let's talk about number three here, Planteur.

Lovely horse. Look at that! A beautiful horse, beautiful! He'll

make So You Think work very hard. He is a bit more racy looking and

lighter. He is the horse. Look at him. He's a marvellous-looking

individual. Everybody in racing is excited about this horse.

Among those taking a very, very close look is her Princess Royal.

Right behind So You Think, getting on his toes is the lovely looking

Sri Putra. Roger's first season having taken over from Michael

Jarvis. How wonderful would it be to have a Royal Ascot winner here?

A dream come through. It is nice to be here with a horse in the Prince

over Wales. He's been a consistent horse for you. A superstar? He has

solid form. We're under no illusions. He has to improve on the

form book. He's put up his best performances in the championship

races. Last year was arguably his best bit of form. For nothing else,

the track, it ought to suit him. I hope he'll run well. How is Michael

at the moment? I know he has undergone intensive treatment. He

has been down and a lot of people sending him best wishes? He would

like to be better than he is. He's in pretty good form. He's in great

form. I spend a bit of time with him every day. He's well on top of

what's going on. I now they are very supportive of you and they

will wish you well and hope the flag keeps flying. We are very

fortunate to have him in the camp. Good luck later on. That is the

trainer of Sri Putra. There will be a parade in front of the Grandstand.

Let's hand back before that parade starts.

We echo the sentiments of good wishes to Michael Jarvis. Rewilding

was lighter than he is at the moment last season. He's a bit

wirey. He, the mare, Dehara is a great mare. She was barned for four

years before this guy came along. What do you call them? The stud.

They kept at it. You know, she was 19, I think, when she had this guy.

It's fantastic to get a horse of that quality so late. The pick of

the paddock for you. I know you like Twice Over. I like Twice Over,

I like Sri Putra. That was a nice looking, very strong horse. He's a

nice type. But of course So You Think, you know, he looked very

cool, very relaxed. Good looking horse. Which one would I put my

pound on? So You Think. �1 to win street as well.

Willie might be able to afford to put his house on, he has more than

one house, but for the rest of us, I think we would be more

conservative. Seven runners for the Prince of Wales's Stakes. The

parade is less by Debussy, who won an Arlington million Last year. He

is followed by the gorgeous Jan Vermeer. A 40-1 shot here. They

thought a lot of this horse last year. He finished fourth in the

Derby and has won a Group One in France. Then we have French horse

Planteur. The French have a very good record in this race. Rewilding

next. Bred by WaterShip Down Stable. Andrew Lloyd Webber's wife bred

this horse. Here we have So You Think. He is

the 11-4 on favourite. Aidan O'Brien describing him as "a

different creature." He looks very relaxed. He has seen big crowds

like this before, at the spring carnival in Melbourne, where he won

the stakes. Sri Putra is a 66-1 shot. We talked to his trainer. On

form he shouldn't beat this horse, Twice Over, who beat him in the

Eclipse. He has won the champion stakes twice as well. Twice Over,

one of the very, very favourite horses of Henry Cecil. His trainer,

Sir Henry Cecil. Those contenders for the Prince of Wales's Stakes.

The focus is whether So You Think is the real deal and ready to

dominate the European racing team. The home team's defence is led by

Twice Over. He is adored by his trainer. My horse is very, very

well and there's only one Ascot. He's won two Group Ones. From

France comes Planteur. His performances as a three-year-old

last year, included a second in the French Derby. He looks better now

and will be riden by Christian Soumillon.

Rewilding looks for a super season, subjected by his appearance in the

spring. We ran him in Dubai fresh. He won the classic. One of the

darker horses is Sri Putra, who is yet to win at Group One level.

form has withstood over the last few seasons. He was second in the

Eclipse. He likes fast ground. strong line-up is completed by

Debussy, who took the Arlington Million last year.

Jan Vermeer, who started for the Derby just 12 months ago. Come the

final furlong we will know whether So You Think is ready to rule the

racing world. So that is everything you need to

know about the horses. Here are the men on board, Soumillon. Tom

Queally, who is Twice Over's jockey. Ajtebi on Debussy. Frankie Dettori,

he will miss the last two days because of a suspension. Ryan Moore

has one on the board after yesterday. This is the hottest

favourite. The enormous, big- striding So You Think. Look at him!

Just a really impressive horse to look at. He looks more like Yates

in terms of his power. That is his head virtually. He has a lot more

speed than Yates. He is an Ascot hero. We have to look at him now.

Taking a bit of a tug there on the way to the start. Yes, a little bit.

They don't have to go very far for the start. Clare, it's a funny

thing, horses do get a go on with you from the mile-and-a-half to the

mile and a quarter. It's down hill. He would get a little bit away from

Ryan there. You can see the branding mark on his shoulder.

Australia horses get branded on the shoulder. Jan Vermeer I loved. I

thought he was really handsome. good pace-maker. They can afford

him as a pace-maker. In any other yard he would be your star horse.

He would be in this race and hoping to make a race of it. He was one of

the top four horses in the yard last year of three year olds.

another look at the leaders in the market here, headed of course by So

You Think, who is inching his way forward to the stalls.

So You Think will go off our 11-4 favourite.

He's pretty short enough. Ryan Moore in the saddle and So You

Think, the Australian superstar facing his biggest challenge in

Europe, in this Prince of Wales's Stakes. Rewilding in. They are set

to go. Ready. Racing in the Prince of Wales. So

You Think got away very smartly. Planteur was away well. Rewilding,

as they settle falling into stride now N the centre, So You Think,

being matched all the while now on the inside by Debussy. Out very

wide Jan Vermeer, going around the outside of the pack to take it up.

So Jan Vermeer going on. He's acting as a pace-maker.

Half length away So You Think in third, the purple cap. Tucked in

behind them is Planteur with Twice Over and Sri Putra. Back in the

field Rewilding. They have just over six furlongs to travel. Jan

Vermeer going very fast. He's by five lengths here. In third So You

Think. A length-and-a-half further back Planteur.

Twice Over, followed by Sri Putra. In the centre is Rewilding. Jan

Vermeer, six in front as they come up past the five. In second there

is Debussy. A length away So You Think is beautifully poised in

third. Further back is Planteur. Out wide is Twice Over. And the

pace-maker is five lengths in front. He started favourite for a Derby.

Here is So You Think. He is on the outside So You Think, has raissed

to the lead. He goes three lengths in front. Twice Over after him.

Planteur. Rewilding is running on. Moore gives him a slap. He's gone

three in front now. It is So You Think in front. Rewilding is now

starting to motor home down the outside. A furlong left to go. So

You Think a length-and-a-half in front. Rewilding is wearing him

down. Rewilding on the outside. Rewilding has won the prince of

Wales's stake. So You Think is second. Planteur, Twice Over. Jan

Vermeer and last is Debussy. Rewilding, ridden by Frankie

Dettori. He has gone on to win at 17-2. He's

got up to nab the Aussie superstar right on the line. An upset in the

Prince of Wales's stakes. Frankie Dettori has won it by a neck to a

half length. He has defeated So You Think.

Frankie Dettori punching the air with delight.

What a result for Godolphin. In third then is Sri Putra. In fourth,

Planteur. A long gap, look how far the others are. Then we see Twice

Over. Back in fifth, a long, long gap, two more to come, and they'll

be a long time coming, Jan Vermeer is one of them and Debussy is the

Third in the Derby. Inch by inch, started to reel him in. So You

Think just started to shorten and on the outside, Rewilding trained

by Mamood al-Zarooni and ridden by Frankie Dettori has got up to

triumph in this fantastic race. Frankie Dettori is the most

successful of the current jockeys riding here at Royal Ascot, with 45

winners to his name now. He's just as good on the new course here as

he was on the old. A real thrill. What a ding dong finish. Rewilding

has kept answering. A horse who has run over a mile-and-a-half. This a

mile-and-a-quarter, so always keeping staying on. Frankie saying

to us all, "I'm number one." The crowd love him. A stonking pace.

Jan Vermeer got less at the start. He kept up a really good gallop. So

You Think, no excuses. You couldn't say there were any, could you?

Could you tell me that time? minutes - Broken the Track Record.

Yes, you are right. He has. He's broken the Track Record. I think

that's the race of the week so far. Godolphin, fantastic record in this

race. They won it with Faithful Son and then three years on the run and

do it again. Sheikh hoe mam ed will get so much satisfaction. John

Ferguson buys the horses for them and Simon heavily involved on the

training side. The stallion by this horse, he has gone back to Germany

to stand. Sheikh Mohammed did stand him at Darley for a few seasons,

but he's now gone back to Germany. He's a horse that the Sheikh always

believed in. Look at this again. It's unbelievable. Frankie - the

race was set up for So You Think, because they thought that this

horse would definitely stay further. He did pull a little too hard early.

Jumped a little quick. Ryan didn't get him as settled as quickly as he

would have liked to, so he's thinking he has a horse with plenty

of stom that, who didn't realise that the target Rewilding had a bit

more stamina. It's not down to pace or anything. It's down to sheer

guts and stamina now and of course he can't give any more and

Rewilding got the draft. He was the horse doing the attacking and he

was getting that little bit of help. You can see the belief in Frankie.

Suddenly thinking I'm going to catch him. Look at him there. He's

such an exuberant jockey. He brings so much passion to the sport. You

need superstars like this and Richard Hills cheering him on.

Franny Norton and Darryll Holland there. All of them saying, go on

Frankie. You can see the jockeys riding it with him. Just brilliant.

FANFARE May it please Your Majesty, Your Royal Highnesss, my Lords,

ladies and gentlemen, what a race and coming out on top, Rewilding.

We will get a flying dismount from Frankie Dettori. Cot granlations to

the team and Mamood al-Zarooni. Rewilding answering every call. Fly

Frankie, fly! APPLAUSE

What a huge triumph for gol dolphin. Sheikh Mohammed and -- Godolphin

and Sheikh Mohammed and Frankie Dettori and Mamood al-Zarooni and

Simon Chrisford, the racing manager. On this occasion they've come out

on top, against their arch rivals cool -- Coolmore and Ballydoyle. He

has given everything, but Rewilding is cutting down and the time was

24.24 and that is a second outside the record. It was a fierce gallop.

Rewilding. There he is. He's the son of Tiger Hill. A very, very

good race horse. He's Ryan Moore, disappointed. You can imagine, but

Frankie Dettori jubilant. He's in the winners' enclosure. Here we are

with the winning jockey, Frankie Dettori. Frankie, your thoughts as

you crossed the line, because you looked pretty pumped, as the

Aussies would say? Even at the end he never gave up. Two great horses.

When I got past him and sheer joy when you see two great horses

battling it out like this, it's sheer joy to be in the race.

Delighted for Rewilding, because he doesn't get the recognition that he

deserves. He's a very good horse. He showed true colours today.

You've been involved in some great battles here, especially with the

Ballydoyle team. Fantastic with Galileo for example. How satisfying

is it to edge them in the closing stages of such a great race? With

two great teams and we put our Life And Soul into the job and the sport

and this is what we are here for, to have this kind of feignish and

great races like this one and -- fin ishing and great races like

this one and it was a great effort. How satisfying is it to get the

tactics spot on today? Absolutely. The Sheikh had a chat early doors

today and they did a great job. You need the horses to do it and full

credit for a great team. Many congratulations. We are going to

try to grab a quick word with Sheikh Mohammed, if it is possible.

Is it possible to grab a quick word about the performance of the horse

and how satisfied you were with what you have seen today. Well, I'm

very satisfying with what we have seen today. It's always the racing

that you are waiting for, the big races and if you win that, it's

great. The preparation and the training was good and the horse was

good. Your trainer is just standing over to our side here. Mamood al-

Zarooni, a fantastic race. A lot of people saying one of the best

finishes here for some time. How satisfying is it for you to produce

the winner for his highness? It's not me. It's him who always gives

us the direction on how to deal with the horses and everything. And

the training programme and the feeding and everything in the yard.

I have a good team working with me, so I'm very happy. Whose decision

was it to switch the horse back to a mile-and-a-quarter and have the

confidence that he could take on the very best? His highness. We are

still learning. He's been here a long time. More than 30 years. He

has a lot of experience in England, so what he says we follow.

obvious target will be the King George? Exactly. We go there and

see what happens. Well done. Thank you very much. A fantastic Prince

of Wales sees Rewilding under the vintage Frankie Dettori. It saved

the bookies a fortune. Don't forget that bet this morning, 90,000 and

45,000. Fortunes. It must have saved the industry �2 million. If

you fancy it for the Arc, the winner, 10-1. A bit of value.

That's how easy it is to lose a house. We'll look at the start of

this Prince of Wales. Here's the winner, Rewilding. The pacemaker is

there. He misses the break. Early on I'm interested in Jan Vermeer,

who hasn't got away fast. Has to get on with it. He brings him very

wide, doesn't he? Ryan comes up to the side and has he shouted across?

I think Joseph is looking across and seen that Ryan was very free.

He has kept away, so as not to set him alight. He's to kick up there

to get the horse in front. I think Ryan was quite relieved, because

the horse Switched Off. For me, he ran a little keener than Ryan would

have liked earlier on. Right at the back is Rewilding at this stage in

the blue colours with Frankie Dettori. We'll look at the closing

stages. You have heard about first and second. We'll look at a couple

of others. We have Planteur and Twice Over. The interesting thing

is they are both very good. One has won a group one already this season.

They are beaten a very long way back. It tells you the quality of

the race. The favourite kicked and looked like he had it sown up.

Looked like he was idling, but once Frankie Dettori wound up Rewilding,

he ran a great race and shown true colours today. He has. It was, I'm

sure, for the supporters of either one, it was very, very long right

at the end. Rewilding has won it. So You Think in second. Aidan

O'Brien joins us. It looked on paper to be a race that So You

Think should have run. Are you surprised you found a horse quick

enough to beat him? I know. I would take responsibility for this

totally. He won his first two starts very easy and because of

that I was letting him come along very gently and not training very

hard and because he won the first two races so easily I didn't like

to get stuck into him like sometimes you would, so I let him

come along himself and listen, it was a big step on the last two. He

jumped and was a little fresh with Ryan. He just tanked a little the

first two and then a strong run and went there and went in quick and

went in and won, but got tired on the last half a furlong. Frankie

gave the horse a beautiful ride. He just came there and got him the

last 50 yards. I would think it was trainer's error and maybe not

having him fit enough for this kind of race on the day. Because he won

the first two so I didn't like to chase him too much, but we must

remember he would have never probably come the distance and been

so competitive in this atmosphere ever before and even run like that.

I would say it was my fault and he got a little tired and I'm sorry

and we'll go on from here. don't have to apologise to me. What

are you saying then, that there is a lot of improvement? I would think

so. He was a big, strong heavy blow after, you understand and for me

there was a fitness blow looking at it. After the race we'll see what

will happen next time, but I would expect plenty of improvement to

come. Listen, like I said, because he won the first two so easy I

didn't like to change things too much, even though coming here was a

different race today. He jumped and he was on the mettle straight away

and had to tank early and settle into a strong pace and Ryan did

everything right. Produced him and said come on and go and win like

always and he did, but the last half furlong he found hard. I would

put it down to fitness. That's what I think at the moment. Would you

think the Eclipse would be the next race? We'll have to talk with

everybody, but obviously there's a definite possibility, but like we

always do, there is no race picked out for after this race. We'll talk

about it. There are a lots of options. Thank you. Aidan O'Brien

blaming himself and himself only for the defeat of So You Think,

saying the horse probably wasn't fit enough and maybe he's right.

Maybe more work needed. He will have come on from the race, but

Detorri deemerges victorious on Rewilding. It's a time that is 1.76

seconds faster than average. Fast enough to take the spoils. These

were two great horses. They had a battle Royal from two furlongs out.

There's a very happy Frankie Dettori. The Duke of Edinburgh

making very rare appearance here on the presentation stage. Doesn't

often come down to present. Prince of Wales usually does that.

He's not here today. His father stepping in there. A big kiss for

the trophy, because this is one of the flagship races. This is one of

the big ones of the week. It is. It's where horses, stallions,

that's where they're made and where the money is. When you win these

sort of group races and of course you are taking on the best in the

world and a lot of breeders would love to go to both of those horses.

The first and the second. John there offering marital advice to

their Royal Highnesses. He's a great character. He's asking the

Sheikh to give him an interview. He is saying you must be joking. Good

effort. Great effort. Would you like, you've got an opportunity now

if you would like to, to apologise to all those people who may have

just lost their house? Right. Well, good things do get beaten every now

and again. And of course, it never looked as if he was ever going to

be beaten until the last half furlong, but the judge said he

didn't win, so by a -- so buy a tent. Sorry about that. Come and

stay with Willie if you no longer have a house. We have three races

left. The last is on the red button. A massive field going to the start.

Starting to come into the paddock for the next, which is over the

straight mile, is the Royal Hunt Cup. Start Right is the favourite.

We'll see if he can finish right Humdrum, the Queen's horse. We are

moving on to a the jockeys. Johnny Andhaary. Harry's first ride. Your

first winner is actually you looked youthful, but about 16 years ago?

think it was Original Pearl. Always been a lucky track for me. I love

it here. I suppose Harry, his first day here, so I'm sure he has many

more ahead of him. You are drawn 19, so have you been told, do you know

where you want to go? I think the plan is to come standside and

obviously I'm pretty sure they'll split. I'll stay there. You have

got to only come one side because you are in three. Listen, I think

both sides will be equal. The middle is lost, because the ones on

the outside are trying to get across and you lose ground getting

across. The standside has been good so far. I wouldn't put anybody off

the far side this time. It's one or the other. Middle is No Man's Land.

You had, yesterday, closed on Mr Frankie Dettori, but he's one ahead

again or extended the lead. Rewilding, So You Think, a great

race? It was a brilliant race to watch in the weighingroom. The

highlight of the week. Two great horses. When they pulled clear it

looked like it would be So You Think's day, but Frankie Dettori

conjured up a great run out of the horse and it was just Frankie at

his very, very best. Harry, finally, obviously you are a young jockey

and this is a big handicap. Do you feel pressure on this? I don't

think so. I'm more excited to be honest. It's a privilege to be

riding in such a big meeting in such a good race. I'm really

excited. Will you say excuse me if you pass him during the race?

might do. Thank you. I don't think so! I've found out that Russ Abbott

used to be a drummer. I was in the 60's and 70's. I still have a

little session now and again. about the horses? I'm not seeing

too much cash bulging out of the horses -- pockets? I'm not that

good. I'm a novice. Excuse the pun. I was in Oliver in the West End

last year. It was great. I couldn't be here and I picked every winner

out of the paper. Now I've lost every race so far. Who are you

having now? Dance And Dance. Also, Whitnorth. I've got to come and see

JP and Gary. Dance And Dance, rust is having it. Any chance? It's got

four legs. You are the champion. Last year you tipped two, both won.

What about that last race? Frankie, extraordinary. So exciting.

Fantastic race. Rode a brilliant one. The crowd were cheering.

the bookies a fortune. �2 million it saved them. I've got a quiz for

you. A little quiz for the guys. It's not about fish and chip shops,

is it? It's not, sadly. It's about etiquette in the Royal enclosure.

He thinks it's a town in France. Ladies' skirts, how high above the

knee are they allowed to be? Four inches. Half of that. I would say

two. JP is right. Shoulder straps - what is the minimum measurement for

them on the lady? There shouldn't be. If the girls want to come -

think strapless is right? I'll go for an inch. He's right. 2-0!

finally, what about hats? Drown of the head. Absolutely. Got for

covered? Got to be covered. It's three out of three for JP. I said

the same as him. All right. 2-1. You still lose. Tomorrow, we have

fish and chips. Before You Go, she might be on the Gadget Show, but do

you think she can find a gadget to help her find her hotel room. I got

a knock last night. I don't believe you said that. I went down the

wrong wing and nearly ended up in his room. We'll talk about fashion.

We have seen really glorious sights and Louis is here. Beautiful

extraordinary. I have to ask you about this wonderful outfit. What

was your inspiration? I didn't want to be cold. I've had too many days

being cold, so warm today. Lovely girl made the hat. You look lovely.

The hat is extraordinary. We have the base and great vibrant colours.

Very strong and I think ideal for the season. These two girls, Isabel

is a hat maker. This is feathers of flight. I love that. Look at this

too. This great, almost like top hat, in a gold. I saw her earlier

and she had a wonderful trouser suit. It's very brave. It works.

The fashion today has been exciting and fresh and I abore it. As long

as the trousers match the jacket, then it's OK. This outfit. Who made

this? The suit is Armani and the hat is by a young designer, Kath

Lynn Elizabeth, I've just found her if London and hopefully things are

about to take off. She made it to go with the suit. I have to ask the

question, what did you decide on, the hat or outfit first?, be honest.

I had the outfit first and then I took it to Catherine and she made a

hat and something that wasn't going to fly away like last year, so

something neat and pared down. That's a very good point. It will

be a little breezy so make sure you have the pins and wear something

that is not going to blow away. You like divine. Thank you very much. -

- look divine. Thank you very much. Frankie Dettori flying after that

success on Rewilding. I said he won the St Leger, but he didn't. He won

the trial. Frankie Dettori has a horse to stay well to turn into a

great performance and receiving congratulations from everyone.

Richard Hills of course, who rides for -- in the next race. Terrific

ride from Frankie. Kevin, he has in -- Invisible Man in the next race.

It was his first win of the meeting last year? That's right. Obviously

he has gone up in the weights and he'll be there for a chance.

Godolphin will be glad to get a decent winner on the board, but

handicap-wise there are one or two horses in front. Start Right,

trained by Luca Cumani, who ran at Epsom at the Derby meeting. Got a

bit warm. A little fracious. Something must have upset him. Ran

a great race. He's more calm. A lot better. Obviously, here at

Ascot, although it's a big stage, there is something about it, more

room in the paddock and like you say, he looks a lot more settled.

He went around the houses to get a run. Luca Cumani with me now. Start

Right here. This has been the plan for some time? Yes. He's a nice

progressive horse. The mile is the right trip. It's been the plan, but

it's a bit of a lottery, as we know. He is drawn possibly on the wrong

side, on the far side, so we are in the lap of the Gods as to what the

others will do, whether they'll stay with him or drift. We don't

know. We'll go with the flow. Kieron will make the decision in

running. Yes. You must be relieved he's here today? Absolutely. He

rode yesterday morning and cricked his neck, so he decided because he

has many more rides here in the week, that he wanted to get the

neck right first. If it's right, he'll be looking around. Let's hope

so. This is the big handicap of the day. We have 28 runners facing the

starter for the Royal Hunt Cup. Just before we see them, Claire's

another interview. Ed Bourne, the trainer of Dance And Dance. He is

progressive and run before. He has run at York and it was very good.

Left ten lengths and made it up down straight, so definitely

improflg, but I'm under no illusion -- improving, but I'm under no

illusion it will be a tough race. You are drawn the right side, which

is the stands? You wouldn't believe it when the draw came out. I

thought what a disaster, but it's turned out in our favour. It seems

to be so, so far. But until someone wins up the far rail. You haven't

been training for that long. Exciting to be here? It feels a

long time, but it's been great. We all strife for days like this and

I'm privileged to have a horse good enough. In your beginning years

were you getting advice from now knighted Sir Henry Cecil? He's

always here in the background. He's a great man and great motivator too.

When you are under the weather then he's great to put a positive spin.

He's a big fan of yours. Good luck. Thank you. We'll check the runners

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simple. It's a straight mile. The big question is whether they break

into two groups or three. I would say two. There will be plenty on

the right and plenty on the left. They come uphill and it's

undulating on the course, as you know. It's a real climb to the line.

A real test at the end of the mile. Probably have to get a mile-and-a-

half a furlong to be able to win this. One of the toughest races of

the week. Here's the latest betting: Gary? Start Right. I know

you fancy the horse. Ran a blinder at Epsom. I'll give you one horse,

it's been well backed. Chapter And Verse. William Hill laid �2,000

each-way at 50-1. It's now 25-1. Well backed. What a race. I fancy a

photo finish here. More on the Royal Hunt Cup in a moment, but a

moment with Barry ma -- McGuigan. Having a good day? Having a great

day. We have experienced a real day out. This is my first time out.

have some inside info this day. the information was wrong in the

last race, so there you go. It's an unpredictable sport, like boxing.

Good time for boxing at the moment? I have just got my book out Cyclone,

my story, which is doing well and I'm happy and David Haye coming up.

Exciting times for boxing. Lovely to see you. Thank you very much.

Rewilding. This is our joint favourite Start

Right. I remember at Epsom when he finished third, you said, "Watch

this horse." The draw made it awkward for him,

and you loved how he ran there. finished third that day. He was

drawn right on the outside. He had to cross over the whole racecourse

and he came rattling home, just to be beaten. That was, to me, a very

good trial for this race. Unfortunately the draw hasn't gone

his way again. It has gone the way of Dance And Dance.

He is 8-1, co-favourite. I said I fancied Dance And Dance. You said

don't be stupid. This horse here, look at the knee action. Look at

his knee action. He would need a lot more reign. I think the

trainer.... Look at the knee action on him! He's coming up and down on

to the ground hard. He's just snuck in at the bottom of the field. He

carries eight stone three. It is barely a hand's span. 12Oupblss

they weigh, those sad -- 12 oupblss they weigh, those -- ounces they

weigh, those saddles. This is a huge field, because he's

a French jockey he would never have riden in a race with more than 20

runners. There are 30 of them in this. Will it make that much

difference? As you have seen in the Derby, he had never ridden around

Epsom before. He coped well enough around there. Especially with the

draw being so controversial, where's the pace going to be, which

side will they be on. He's experienced enough to know what

he's doing here. You have found out earlier on what Ahern was writing

on the side of that horse. He said he was working out his percentage.

The jockeys in the changing room record he was trying to find the

go-faster button. Needless to say he didn't find it.

This is Bronze Prince. He has a light weigh, eight stone two.

A couple of runs this season. Because he's lightly raced he could

be anything at all. Just looks burley looking at him.

He has a bit of a belly on him. He might be better for the run today.

So, 15-2 for Dance And Dance and It's a good price. Just a great

race. A lot of money each way. Most of the firms paying first five

places. If you had a bet with the bookies on the high street. Make

sure you go in if your horse is are four or five still left.

Sooraah will be towards the left. There are only four more to go in

for the big mile cavalry charge of the afternoon. Here's Jim.

THE COMMENTATOR: 7-1, Dance And Dance. Looks like they have sorted

out a favourite. That man is on a high, after that

win in the Prince of Wales he could do anything. Don't count him out.

Invisible Man - Frankie Dettori. They won it last year. They came

from a long way back. He could do anything the way he's feeling at

the moment. In those blue colours. He was on the far side last year.

This year, he's on the near side. Of course they've changed the

numbering around. One last year was on this side.

It's on the far side now. There's Dance And Dance. He looked

impressive at Epsom. Ryan Moore, he will be disappointed

after beaten in that long odds-on favourite. Dance And Dance being

pushed forward now. Others stand up well at the mile. The charge up the

straight. And they are split into two groups,

possibly three. Dance And Dance goes in.

And the last one going forward is Breakheart. They are racing in the

Royal Hunt Cup. In the near side it is Bronze

Prince who is up there in the early stages. Going fast too is Mont Agel.

The lead up is at this stage we see Hacienda. There's Lord Aeryn,

crossing over to this near-side group.

There are others coming over as well. Coming over Brae Hill and

Kyllachy Star. Invincible Soul over there. Brick Red and Mont Agel.

That quartet are separate from the others as they race up to halfway.

We have two in the centre. On the near side as they race up to

halfway, Bronze Prince still showing out there from Hacienda and

Proponent. Julienas. They are followed by Capital Attraction.

Lord Aeryn, further back is Point North. The quartet on the far side.

They are battling away, as they race up towards the two furlong

marker. Anybody's race here. On the near side Julienas is forcing

through now. Eton Forever is there. Invincible

Soul just be -- Invisible Man is there. Julienas in France. Dance

And Dance coming at Julienas. Julienas punch odd ut. Julienas got

there from Dance And Dance. In fourth then was Invisible Man,

followed a long way behind by Eton Forever, Start Right and then

making up ground Chapter And Verse, Sooraah on the far side.

Ahern has won the Royal Hunt Cup, at 12-1. Let's see them cross the

line. Dance And Dance has got second. Let's see them as they

cross the line now. Julienas, though, the winner. Eddie

Ahern, Dance And Dance Ryan Moore. Close third. It's a bobber. Oh,

that is tight. Near side number two, Invisible Man, top of the screen

on the near side Pintura. Bronze Prince, who showed a lot of

pace. We have Gunner Lindley, Kay then Brae Hill. He was caught in

the centre. Next is Brick Red, next is Lord Aeryn. Then Super Say and

still, there's one more to say, a long way behind, I think it's

Invincible Soul who was right out the back.

The winner is Julienas. Julienas has won it.

He's in the colours of Peter Harris. Who recently dispursed most of his

blood stock, trained his biz son in law. He is Julienas -- by his son

in law. He is Julienas. He stepped in for Fallon and got a

winner. He has won the royal Hunt Cup. A first for trainer Walter

Swinburn. He was the jockey of the horse Shergar 30 years ago. I there

is a stewards' enquiry. Dance And Dance goes up the rail side of the

winner and has to switch out and we will bring you that steward inquiry

with sound as well. Eddie Ahern holding off the challenge. Julienas

coming home in front in the Hunt Cup. It is such a difficult race

for these horses, having at full stretch for such a long way. Eddie

Ahern, I don't think he rides too often for Walter. He has rode his

second winner here at Royal Ascot. He has given this horse a good ride.

ohen the slow motion. Look at that front foot extension. Beautiful.

The jockey going down and then punching his arm out. Pushing the

horse's head forward. Saying, get your head down lower. Grab the

ground. Trying to get the horse, here it is will be the interference

why we're having a stewards' enquiry. There you are, Dance And

Dance t blue colours, the winner in Ryan Moore thinks there a gap,

which there is. It starts to close. He has to switch and come rounds.

Interesting! The winning distance was a neck. He's definitely running

on. He's given a bang to Eton Forever, as he comes out.

Now, this is an interesting one for the stewards. Well, whether that

gap was there, it has to be whether the gap was there when they closed

or was he in it or behind it? That is the thing. Now... So they are

looking at interference in the final furlong. Where did the

incident take place in relation to the winning post in the final

furlong. That makes it crucial. How were the horses involved going at

the time of the incident? Well at the time of the incident Julienas

was travelling very well in front. But Dance And Dance was just

beginning to make his move. How serious was the interference? That

from the side angle, when we first saw it is when Ryan Moore had to

snatch back and come around. That is the question. The benefit of the

doubt goes to the horse who finished in front. We will see

whether Julienas keeps it. He was first-past-the-post.

I would love to make an official congratulations, but I will hold

off. I know Eddie Ahern has gone in for the stewards' enquiry. What did

he say to you? He was more than happy. He said the horsepowered

home and got home well. When he delivered his challenge, he pulled

out more. We were well on top at the end. It is very rare for them

to overturn a decision unless it is very close. I think the official

margin was half a length. Is that correct? Half a length. Everyone

could see our horse was well on top. He won the race on merit. I wasn't

aware of anything that took place through the race. We are thrilled

to bits. I was going to say about this horse, because he's still

fairly lightly raced. You always thought he had a big handicap in

him, or has he been slow to come to the boil? We would not train him at

two. He was this size at two. Being given the time and bring him along

and bring mental and physical development, he has filled that

frame. We have gone at his pace. This is the reward. Obviously now

you are training, having had so many great days here at this

racecourse. What's the feeling like from this

side of a potential winner here? Well, it's usually if you have

riden a winner you are into the weighing room and getting ready for

here, it's months of hard work and the staff at home and everyone has

put a lot of effort in. I just said to someone earlier that I probably

know mor about the thorough bred now than when I was riding. There

are more good days than bad days. Fingers crossed for you. We are

hearing it is a 20-1 on to keep the race. So people are backing you to

keep it. I never back a winner. I won't back. Not that. Thank you.

Now, let's have a look at this once again. Julienas n the yellow

sleeves and cap, spotted sleeves, that's Ryan Moore. Yesterday you

saw him in the stewards' room and he was on the defence. Today, he's

the prosecution. He's got to convince them that there was

interference. Mr Nunly will conduct the inquiry.

Please sit down. The film is on a loop. If you look at the bottom

right screen and top left. They give you the best view of what

we're looking into. That is the steward making the

point to the jockeys, who will give their evidence in a moment or two.

And the steward s will make the decision. We'll listen to what the

jockeys have to say. Spotted a gap on the rail. My horse was picking

well and switching to go through there. As I've done there. Eddie's

horse has shifted back left. I lost my momentum. Had to switch around

him. What can you tell us? Well, from the start to finish I'm going

along the rail. There prblly was a little bit of a gap there, which

Ryan went for. My horse moved over to the left. I feel he is a good

length clear. As you see, Ryan never pulled back. He went right

across. You know what I mean? He never lost momentum by doing this.

When he's come, my horse has gone again. As I said, Ryan went to go

there. I moved maybe one step to the left. He, instead of coming

back and around me, he just went a little bit across. So I felt that,

you know what I mean? I'm a good length in front of him crossing and

in that case give more to switch without having to take a pull-back.

He switched across the heels. I feel he hasn't lost momentum.

there anything you would like to say? I was going to go right. His

horse shifted off the rail. That is why I switched back left.

Lost momentum. Can I look at this top left one. I

was only concentrating on this one. Eddie Ahern asking if he can watch

the head-on again. He wants to see if what he was arguing was correct.

Did Ryan Moore lose momentum? So the jockeys are dismissed. The

stewards will deliberate. It is very, very likely that the winner

will keep this, Julienas juel. Eddie Ahern doing a good job of

defending himself. What do you think? Do you think the winner will

keep it? I think on what we've seen from the film evidence and also

from what we've heard from the jockeys, I think he will. There's

no doubt about it. They are betting 20-1 on. That is pretty close to

the odds. The correct odds here.

We see Ryan Moore on the inside. If we just let it go, and we'll see

Julienas in the yellow sleeves and cap. Ryan Moore, it's minimal. He

has been there, he's been disappointed rather than hopelessly

blocked or checked violently. I think Eddie Ahern was making that

point quite well. I think it will be very, very

doubtful if he loses the race. it been a photo-finish, a nose

perhaps, then we could expect more of a chance.... Here is the result

now. We will hear it now.

The places remain. Indeed the placings remain unaltered. He can

celebrate, having trained a winner for his father-in-law.

Julienas wins the Royal Hunt Cup. Walter Swinburn.

A very, very nervous wait. Eddie Ahern gets a pat on the back. He

did a good job in the saddle and did a good job defending himself.

He was very eloquent. suffered.

Unbelievable! Don't forget if you did beat Eton Forever, if you

played on the internet, most for the first four. Most of the high

street bookies first five. You will get paid. It is important when you

go into stewards' enquiries to have the arguments in your head?

Sometimes you are guilty and then you still have to try and make a

case for yourself. It is like any courtroom. You have to, you know,

for two days. You have the right to appeal. Thank you very much. He has

just been told he is guilty of careless riding. He'll get a two-

day ban. Probably won't matter too much. He allowed his horse to drift

slightly. He had to stick, what he has referred to is -- he had his

stick to the wrong hand. He pulled it through to the correct hand too

late. That is why the stewards are of the opinion that it's the

smallest thing in the riding offence. He just allowed his horse

to drift. And you're not supposed to do that. But, he's, he doesn't

have wing mirrors. He couldn't see that Ryan Moore was trying to get

through against the rail. He thought, most horses do prefer to

be on the rail. Of course they go faster. When they get tired, they

have something to lane on and it keeps them going better. That's the

reason high he was allowing his horse to drift, because the rail

there would help him get to the finish. Don't forget, all these

horses are getting tired in the last furlong. They just ran their

hearts out for a mile. A thrilling race to watch. We have one more

live race to come. As the rain is holding off, the temperature cooler

today. It gives us a chance to look at the fashion on the show. There

was a very well dressed Catherine Jenkins earlier on the show. A

terrific view from up here. We are watching trophies being presented.

In terms of fashion today, people have risen to the challenge,

haven't they? We have been spoilt. Of course I just think every lady

has made a huge effort. They have dressed to the nines. Today I have

been spoilt, that is for sure. has been a real treat to see some

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Such a pretty gir that last one, wasn't she -- girl, that last one,

wasn't she? Did you see how the hat went air-borne. It was priceless.

We have seen a lot of block colours. Champagnes and neutrals. It is

interesting what has come off the cat walk and seeing how it

interprets over in Ascot. People have been very daring with colour.

They have been very experimental. At the end of the day it is how you

finish off a look and put it together. That is very important.

would like to introduce Catherine Jenkins to you. You look amazing,

as always. This is just a spectacular outfit.

Can you talk us through it. This is a dress by Asdera Lia.

It is a sharp hat, very ello gent. When you are an international

performance, not only does your voice have to excel, but so does

image. What is your point of inspiration. Where is your starting

point? It is just always to try and stay true to how you feel about

fashion. Try to be chic, feminine and elegant. Phillip does an

amazing job. He tries to make you look your best. He is always the

first person I go and see when I know I need a fabulous hat. You do

carry it off well. I saw you when you walked into Ascot. You were

like a ballerina. The thing is that Katherine can dance. You had a

fabulous production. Darcey taught me a lot. I have good memories.

have stepped off a flight from Washington. Pop star to Opera Star,

how is that going Last night I sang in the library of Congress. I flew

in this morning and got my dress and hat on, because I didn't want

to miss it. Thank you. Eddie Ahern has the all-

clear after that stewards' inquiry. Were you worried? No. I was not

really sure where it happened. Ryan did have a do a bit of a check and

come around me. When he came to me my horse went down a little bit

more. As a result n the inquiry, you know the best horse won, so I

kept the race. I got suspended for two days. Tell us how the race

unfolded from the start. We were told this was a horse who has been

taken time with. He has enjoyed the strong, very strong pace of today's

race. That was the key point. Even though they were going quick,

to me they were going a normal gallop. I was sitting in behind the

leaders. He was travelling very well. He's such a big horse. I can

see why Walter had to take his time on him. He covers the ground so

easy. He travelled well for me. A nice gap. When I asked him to pick

up, he did. Then I felt until Ryan came to me again and off he went

again. Do you think he pulled out more. Do you think he had more in

the tank? He felt good. When Ryan did come to me.

Second winner of the week. Going well? I've no more rides today now.

I wonder can I wear the leading band to Kempton with me. At least

you will not get mistaken for Kieran Fallon, like you did

yesterday. He had a big race today have been on it, Kieran Fallon.

Explain what happened to you yesterday on the gap lols?

Cantering down on the -- gallops. Cantering down. He put his head

back. Trying to avoid his head in my face, I'd done my neck. I had to

get physio. I was already when I was riding him. As I was on the way

home it started to freeze on me. And you still do get problems. You

had a horrible fall, how many years such a horrific fall. It is the

only injury I've had. If a horse whips around and does anything

quick. It will be tight. It has been a season for you, things have

started to get going and then stopped again. It has been

frusttraitding. You were on the news for Derby -- frustrating. You

were on the news for Derby day. How did you find out about it? It is a

long story. I don't want to go into it. I am friendly with the owners.

Everything is cool again. They did say if I could ride the horse again,

they would love to have me. If Johnny is available he will ride it

in the Irish Derby. This is the owners of Native Khan. You signed a

piece of paper. Was supposed to ride the horse. As it got hereer

the -- nearer the race I felt he would not come down the horse and

act and I felt the other horse would. That is one of those things.

Slightly unfortunate for you and when you are trying to get back on

track, get people offering you rides and start to ride the good

horses again. You are obviously again. I thought she was going to

be a winning ride. The horse in the first race went lame. If I had

drawn up higher on Start Right. He ran a good race considering

everything that happened. We were drawn high and it made a big

difference today. Are you still enjoying it? Are you

still motivated? Do you still want to be champion jockey again? When

you have the smaller meetings and you look at the prize money, �1600

and that and the tracks are putting on these races for you know know

�1900, we can't make a living doing that. You spend �2,000 a month on

petrol taking all your wages, it is it is not a lot left.

How long would you give yourself and to keep and get back to where

you want to be? I mean, isle' fit and I'm well and I'm enjoying the

game, but you don't have any motivations. I'm going to Kempton

for the boss, other than that I wouldn't be going there. You look

at the prize money and it is not worth going for.

You have four rides tonne and you have another one to come today?

These meetings, the Royal Ascot, the Guineas meeting, they are the

big money races and if you are not winning them, you know, the during

the week races are not worth running anymore.

Masses of people still support you. If people know Kieren Fallon is in

the saddle they will bet for you. have a mown on Saturday. -- mount

on Saturday. I love this horse. He has got a chance. I know we have

got Fame and Glory to beat. A lot of us are in the same boat. It

could be a surprise. Kieron, thank you.

Thanks, Clare. The next race is the Queen Mary

Stakes. It is the last race of the day at Royal Ascot. Willie, a

couple of exciting fillies. Shumoos was impressive in her first ever

run? Yes. It isted way she did it. How does she look today? She is a

compact little filly. She is not striking, but she is strong. She is

not very big. She is not big height or length?

But she is well put together and strong? She is. The way she did it

at Haydock. What I liked about her that day was her stroke, you know,

the way she moved, she really grabbed the ground and put all her

energy into propelling herself forward, but also there was another

one in the race... I know you want to talk talk about the American

trained runner, Gypsy Robin. You like the way she looked, Willie.

This Is a much more mature animal. She looks way in front of the other

horses in this race and in fact, you would nearly say she is getting

on to look - she is not a three- year-old, but she is so much more

forward in development than most of the other horses in the paddock.

Interestingly enough, the favourite Shumoos is three months older than

Gypsy Robin. I don't know if you think that's a significant amount

at this stage? I have seen horses going to Doncaster at the end of

March and being born in May and winning that first two-year-old

race. No, I don't think, I don't worry about the date of of birth.

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Shumoos was impressive on her her five furlongs and once again, it is

up the strait. They jump away and a field of 14 here. I think once

again they will group up and they will are are left to centre as we

look at them now. The final furlong and we will see which fillies have

got the grit and determination to get home at the end of the Queen

favourite here for the Queen Mary, Shumoos.

It is 11-1 for Dozy. �40,000, the Irish bookmakers they

have �40,000. But the punters have got to back a winner soon. They are

running out of money, John! This is their last chance of the way. On

this race, honestly and truly, they are latching on to the favourite. I

think he could be short, John, really do.

And we will see why Shumoos is favourite. There she is. She is

ridden by Martin Dwyer. Shane Kelly was on board in the race you are

about to see. Kevin, Martin's biggest problem

will be having a seat belt fitted when she goes, this filly takes off,

doesn't she? This is five furlongs. For a filly to pick it up inside

the last furlong the way she did, she put a lot of daylight between

her and the last horse. She looks impressive.

She won that by four-and-a-half lengths. The horse she beat was a

winner yesterday. That proved that was a good race. As Gary says, 5-4

chance is very short indeed. Now here is number 7, Fire Lily,

Ryan Moore riding this in familiar colours, but it is David Watchman.

That's right. This filly won a maiden at Navan and she ran

credible and she is back amongst the fillies today. I expect a big

run from her. She is a short coupled filly and one that will

show a lot of speed. Number 5, the the orange and blue

colours is called Dozy. You would expect perhaps that with a name

like that she may not be fast, but she is fast? Yes, she won both her

starts. She beat Vocational last time. A descent, a trappy little

race and it is a good trial for this racement you can see she is a

really sure coupled filly. Phil Makin in the saddle.

This is another filly from Richard Hannon's stable. Richard Hughes is

on board. Although it was a fair race at Newbury in terms of quality,

there was only three of them in the race.

It is hard to evaluate that form. You can see Richard Hughes, he has

got his feet out of irons and she is very small this filly. Richard's

feet are nearly touching the ground. She is a tiny filly, but she has

got a lot of speed. It will be interesting to see how she runs

against these better fillies. Here is Somasach. She had one run

so far which was at Tipperary. It was interesting that they decided

to bring a filly over here for a big race. But Jim must think she is

useful. A short coupled filly. You can see

the difference looking at these fillies. They are short coupled.

They are speedily bred. Short coupled means there is not

long between front and back? That's right. A bit longer in the back.

The speedy horses are short coupled this filly, Gypsy Robin goes.

Wesley Ward has Every Day Dave and the one he really fancies is Julie

the beauty another filly on Friday. Gypsy Robin looks stronger than

everything else. Much more that ture she is, yes.

-- mature, she is. Let's see what price you can get

mown on Shumoos. You see the way he pulled those goggles out there. He

kept them away from any rain going down and he wants to put them on

now and to ensure that no droplets get on there.

On The Dark Side to go forward. Kevin Ryan the trainer. He has got

some good two-year-olds this year, Kevin. Vocational going forward on

the far side. The last two going forward now. Charlotte Rosina, John

Fahy and Ruby's Day the last one to go in and then they will be set and

ready to go now. Five furlongs for the Queen Mary. Stand by, they are

ready. Racing. On the near side On The Dark Side, and thence Gypsy

Robin. Just behind them are Charlotte Rosina on the inside

there are Fire Lily and just preceding them Best Terms up in

third from Bubbly Ballerina. Further back in the centre of the

field, Kohala and followed by Ruby's Day. Vocational is next.

Somasach going forward in the white jacket. Further back is doze is

Dozy, but going fast here. Gypsy Robin gets her neck in front now on

the the on -- On The Dark Side. Sheer is Shumoos followed by

Vocational. A furlong left to go now and out in the centre it is

Shumoos and terms Best Terms terms. It is Shumoos. Shumoos gets her

nose in front. Flying home is Caledonia Lady. They hit the line.

It is terms maybe -- Best Terms followed by Caledonia Lady. Then

Kohala and further back is Fire Lily from Gypsy Robin and then

Ruby's Day. Last to finish is Bubbly Ballerina. But let's have a

look at it. We want to have a look. Let's have a look at the screen to

see if they have got up there, yes they have in the centre. Best Terms,

that's unofficial, but it looks on the evidence of that, that Best

Terms has won it by a nose to a short head from Shumoos the far

side. Near-side Caledonia Lady. It is coming through officially.

Fourth is Fire Lily then Kohala who ran a big race and then Ruby's Day

and first number one there, is official. First number one, Best

Terms. Second number 12, Shumoos. Third, number 3, Caledonia Lady who

came home with a withering run. Fourth, number 7, Fire Lily. Let's

have a look at them again. In the centre, it is Best Terms who just

puts her nose in front and gets it from Shumoos the far side. Near

side Caledonia Lady in third. In fourth is Fire Lily. In fifth,

Kohala just ahead of Ruby's Day and then the American, Gypsy Robin. She

is fast, she is for sure, Vocational is next. Followed by On

The Dark Side who matched the American for speed early and they

were clear then of Somasach and then Charlotte Rosina, Dozy on the

near side and Ebony Clarets and then Bubbly Ballerina who was the

last to finish. But these famous colours. They were carried by Time

Charter to win the Oaks and many, many other good fillies Arother

good -- and other good racehorses. Best Terms has won it and the time

Royal Ascot winner in 1989 it was in this race. This filly, Best

Terms, adds to that record. Another terrific Royal Ascot for

Richard Hannon. A filly who has battled hard today? She was a

descent filly and she wasn't born until 19th May, but she is quick.

Tell us about your thoughts in the closing stages.

I thought Caledonia Lady was was going to catch her.

She has got a great attitude? Unbelievable really. Well, she is

unbeaten. You have got to go and greet her.

good meeting. Have a look at how far Caledonia Lady comes from and

how far she finishes. She was 100 to 1 shot and finished really well.

Pat Murphy had a winner at Warwick and I believe he might have had

another two-year-old that ran well, but he is a trainer not really

known for two-year-olds. He is normally got, you know, national

hunt types and long distance horses, but this year, he seems to have a

real good bunch of two-year-olds. The filly flew.

Shumoos had every chance. Darl would have won in another two

or three strides. Did you think Shumoos had every

chance? Wasn't quite good enough. Richard was down low. There you go.

They were sure of the photo finish result, weren't they?

I think they were, yeah. You know in fact, Richard Hughes gets her

head in front and she just always holds off the challenges. She is

seeing them and saying, "Right, I will match you and I will just

better you.". And who was the youngest horse in the whole race?

She was a May foal. She is four months younger than some of them.

So the date of birth doesn't matter. We have a few favourites beaten,

Shumoos being one of thenl. -- them and Codemaster in the first.

A 5-1 double today for Richard Hughes. It takes him to the top of

the leaderboard for Royal Ascot, day two. He had Canford Cliffs on

the first day and he leads Eddie Ahern who has got two winners. That

jubilant scene here as this filly, who is pretty well bred, she is

acselled and is a brilliant sprinter from Australia. She is a

half-sister to a few winners. The dam was a half-sister to a well-

known horse. There she is, you have got a good look at her. Caledonia

Lady was in a blanket finish at Leicester trying to win her first

race there. She was in another blanket here and almost got up and

what a shock that would have been. She has run a fantastic race for

Pat Murphy. Anyway as pictures are taken, let's have a look now at the

full details on the Queen Mary horrible bookies! We said yesterday

about who is going to be top jockey. Ryan Moore was odds on. Now they

are going even money Richard Hughes. I said what price the others? He

said only two could win. A jockey could ride three winners tomorrow

and be top of the tree.. Richard Hughes has got a good chance

tomorrow. Button. As As soon as we come off

air, we will resume on the Red Button, but celebrating the success

here of Best Terms. There is no doubt Richard Hannon has a really

special touch with two-year-olds, but the man on board deserves

credit as well. Let's hear from Richard Hughes now.

The second win of the day. Richard fantastic performance from a filly

who has shown a terrific attitude today? Ah, she is a little

superstar. She didn't give me a good ride and I thought she was a

little fast two-year-old. We worked her and she worked really well. I

said to the owner, I couldn't believe the way she walked around

the ring today like an old chaser and I had to give her two slaps to

get her to cantor off. Usually you are trying to hold them back.

She went a tremendous gallop. American filly, they are great to

have in the race at the same time, but I jumped awkward and it took me

100 yards to get my balance. We were toying with the idea of the

with Albany. Richard, it is turning into another

terrific terrific Royal Ascot? is tiny. I felt like a big octopus

on her. She is small, but I'm too big on her.

winners on the board. Takes back that golden arm band. Eddie Ahern,

two of them, one yesterday and one today. Ryan Moore With one. Tom

Queally with the one winner and that was Frankel. It is going to be

a tussle between Richard Hughes and Ryan Moore. It will go down to the

last race on Saturday. Jts it is getting -- it is getting

the same way this year because the same jockeys seem to be getting

involved in the finishes. Richard Hughes with the Hannon combination.

Two-year-old races, they are always there.

We will be giving Frankie Dettori a big chance if he wasn't suspended

for the two days. He got that suspension because he

dropped his hands. He admitted it was his fault. He has been the hero

of the hour today on reRewilding. Let's get a final word of the day

from Suzie. E-everyone here rushing off for

afternoon tea after the fantastic day's racing. Some extraordinary

races. I love the fact that everyone is

walking down here. In the Edwardian days the elite used to walk the

promenade. Let's look at Louis' favourite hat of the day.

It is a very tight weave of a straw. It is finished off with that lovely

veiling, but it is the way she put the whole thing together. She was

my little Audrey Hepburn. carried it off very well. Very

confident. Tomorrow, of course, it is Ladies Day. So we are excited

about what we are going to see tomorrow. Lots More super fashion

and some fabulous hats. It is Gold Cup Day tomorrow.

Frankie Dettori spoiling the So You Think party. There will be

reverberations down to Australia. Frankie Dettori was flying often to

the Winner's Enclosure and the Godolphin team were celebrating.

One more race to come. It is on the Red Button and could Richard Hughes

ride a hat trick for the day? He is pulling on the Queen's colours. Hum

Drum is the horse. If you want to follow that and want to sta wuss, -

- stay with us, press the Red Button. There is Richard Hughes.

Your highlight of the day, Willie? It has to be the Prince of Wales

Stakes. What a great funnish -- finish. We had a big battle today

and of course, the favourite, the horse that was predicted to be the

best at Royal Ascot, but he got pipped by Frankie.

Tomorrow, we will be on air at 1.45pm on BBC One and then