Results Ascot Fri, 19th Jun, 2026

Going - Good to Firm.

Jackpot Pool - £50,496.75 Dividend - £16,446.10 Winning Units - 2.18. Placepot Pool - £646,747.24 Dividend - £34.80 Winning Units - 13541.03. Quadpot Pool - £63,774.87 Dividend - £13.40 Winning Units - 3507.39.

2.30

Albany Stakes (Fillies' Group 3)(Class 1 ) of £125,000 6f

1st

Libertango (IRE) (14)

6/1

Tote £8.10 £2.20

2nd

Sun Goddess (IRE) (21)

10/11fav

£1.15

3rd

Light Of Dawn (GB) (15)

11/1

£1.85

4th

0.5L

Dark Issue (IRE) (5)

22/1

£3.75

OFF 2.30. Time 1m. 13.12 secs25 Ran

Trainer George Boughey

Jockey Billy Loughnane

Owner Mr V I Araci

Breeder Lynch Bages & Camas Park Stud

Tote Exacta- £24.30
Tote Trifecta- £182.90
CSF- £10.65
Tricast- £69.13

Full Result

Big-hitting punter comes out on top with Precise and Causeway

3.05

Commonwealth Cup (Group 1)(Class 1 ) of £700,000 6f

1st

Venetian Sun (IRE) (21)

11/8fav

Tote £2.38 £1.20

2nd

Spicy Marg (GB) (20)

50/1

£8.60

3rd

0.5L

Division (GB) (6)

8/1

£2.85

4th

1.25L

Havana Anna (GB) (17)

28/1

£4.55

OFF 3.07. Time 1m. 12.08 secs22 Ran

Trainer K R Burke

Jockey C Lee

Owner Tony Bloom & Ian McAleavy

Breeder Tally-Ho Stud

Tote Exacta- £98.10
Tote Trifecta- £872.90
CSF- £113.40
Tricast- £498.96

Full Result

3.40

Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes (Handicap) (GBBPlus Race)(Class 2 ) of £120,000 1m 3f 211yds

1st

Opportunity (GB) (11)

6/1

Tote £7.00 £2.05

2nd

1.75L

Warrant Holder (IRE) (4)

16/5

£2.05

3rd

Regal Ulixes (GB) (18)

22/1

£9.10

4th

0.5L

Emit (IRE) (5)

11/2

OFF 3.40. Time 2m. 28.54 secs17 Ran

Trainer William Haggas

Jockey James McDonald

Owner Wathnan Racing

Breeder Meon Valley Stud

Tote Exacta- £34.70
Tote Trifecta- £787.80
CSF- £26.49
Tricast- £433.76

NRs - Plage De Havre (GB) (NonRunner), Dain Ma Nut In (IRE) (NonRunner)

Full Result

Opportunity knocks to dash hopes of royal winner

I did see the royal colours and I’ve deep respect and admiration for them. I was just glad to get a winner at Royal Ascot, that’s the main thing and I’m enjoying every minute of it. I go home Sunday, but I want to be back next year. This time last year he behaved appallingly here, he was too free, he was a mess and he ran awfully. I said it on Wednesday, a patient trainer needs patient owners. We put him away, gelded him and he’s come back a different horse. He’s a bit soft, he needs nourishment, not punishment. He received the most magnificent ride, the horse was relaxed, breathing properly, and then the rest is history – it’s great.