Ascot kicks off it’s two-day King George meeting with six races on Friday where the John Guest Racing Handicap takes centre stage at 3.35.

Ante-post favourite Earl Of Tyrone heads a maximum field of 22 for Saturday’s Sky Bet Ebor at York.

David O’Meara’s Get Shirty landed his second big handicap of the season when careering away with the bet365 Old Newton Cup at Haydock.

Perfect Power is undoubtedly the one to beat in the Commonwealth Cup on the penultimate afternoon of Royal Ascot.

Gaassee provided trainer William Haggas with back-to-back victories in the Paddy Power ‘Making Flat Less Flat’ Handicap at York.