Royal Ascot tips are in high demand for the world-class meeting, when 35 high-class contests provide a true spectacle on the Berkshire track. Our tipsters have been in superb form all week, having tipped up winners at 33-1 and 10-1, watch our Formscan tipping video to discover today's Royal Ascot tips.
Group races and hotly-contested handicaps present fine betting opportunities for racing punters and it is the perfect time to use a wealth of Royal Ascot betting offer and free bets to place on your betting tips.
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It might be wise to bet on the Irish-trained pair Tahiyra and Little Big Bear, with a potential return of €31.43 on a €10 double if both favourites win with BoyleSports.
Be cautious about betting on the short-priced favourite King of Steel in the King Edward VII Stakes, as he has only won one maiden race and the track is significantly different from Epsom's undulating track where he finished second in the Derby.
There might be value in betting on Arrest at 11/4 with BoyleSports, especially since BoyleSports is offering a refund of up to €20 as a free bet if Arrest finishes second to the SP favorite.
The remaining races of the day are tricky handicaps, but Persian Dreamer might be worth a chance in the Albany Stakes at 20/1 odds, while Walbank from the in-form stable of Dominic French-Davis could go well at a price in the Palace of Holyrood House handicap.
In Saturday's opener, Ryan Moore will be aboard Pearls And Rubies in the Chesham Stakes, a 7-furlong race for two-year-olds. This daughter of No Nay Never, defeated a strong rival who was already in race-fit form for her debut at Navan, over 5-furlongs. She finished strong that day, which suggests that the longer distance in today's race will suit.
Ryan Moore has a good chance in the Wokingham Handicap with the ex-Dermot Weld trained Probe, and with BoyleSports paying 5 places on each-way bets, it could be a profitable bet.
In the Golden Gates Handicap at 5.35pm, Moore teams up with Ballydoyle to ride Canute, who won a handicap at Navan two weeks ago and is still believed to be ahead of the handicapper despite racing from 13lbs higher here.
Moore's final ride of the day is aboard Dawn Rising in the Queen Alexandra Stakes, a rare ride for JP McManus. This dual-purpose son of Galileo finished third in a Group race at Leopardstown last month and may be the one to spoil Stratum's hattrick bid.
The irishracing.com supercomputer prediction found the winner of this year's Derby at Epsom Auguste Rodin, who surged to a magnificent triumph.
The supercomputer now focuses on Royal Ascot and the highlight of the week on Thursday, the Ascot Gold Cup. The computer boffins are back and below are the all-important results.
The computer has predicted the following result in the Gold Cup:
