2010 Royal Ascot Festival Betting

The Royal Ascot meeting is the biggest flat racing meeting of the year. Held annually at Ascot racecourse in Berkshire, the Royal Ascot meeting features 7 of the 32 Group One races run in England every year. The Royal Ascot meeting has widespread appeal beyond the racing fraternity, and attracts an international audience.

The highest attendance figures for any race meeting in Europe are boasted by the Royal Ascot meeting, with over 300,000 spectators attending the event annually. The massive popularity of the Royal Ascot meeting allows the event to finance the spectacular Ascot racing facilities virtually single-handedly, while also putting up over £3,000,000 in cumulative prize money every year.

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Royal Ascot Betting
For many people the Royal Ascot is all about wearing silly hats, flouncing around in expensive morning dress and drinking litres of champagne. However, the event also has real significance for serious punters, due to the quality of the races on offer and the massive amount of dead money wealthy spectators feel obliged to pay into the Royal Ascot betting markets.

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Royal Ascot Races
The thirty races run at the Royal Ascot meeting include 7 Group One races, along with another 10 prestigious Group races. The Group One feature races, run on each day of the meeting, attract special interest from punters and online bookmakers. These comprise:

The St. James Palace Stakes: Run over 1 mile by 4-year old and older thoroughbreds;
The King’s Stand Stakes: Run over 5 furlongs by 3-year old thoroughbreds;
The Queen Anne Stakes: Run over 1 mile by 4-year old and older thoroughbreds;
The Prince of Wales’ Stakes: The feature race of day two of the Royal Ascot meeting. Run over 1 mile 2 furlongs by 4-year old and older thoroughbreds;
The Ascot Gold Cup: The highlight of the Royal Ascot meeting and the biggest Group One race outside the Classics. Run over 2 miles 4 furlongs by 4-year old and older thoroughbreds;
The Coronation Stakes: The biggest fillies race at the Royal Ascot meeting. The race is run over 1 mile by 3-year old fillies;
The Golden Jubilee Stakes: The fastest Group One race at the Royal Ascot meeting. Run over 7 furlongs by 3-year old and older thoroughbreds.