Bettys Hope and Daddies Diva in the mix for Newbury feature

Queen Anne third a Newmarket possible

Derby third too good for gallant Bangkok

Racing's greatest showman, 48-year-old jockey Frankie Dettori stole the show on day three of Royal Ascot with a 449/1 four-timer, which left bookmakers reeling.

"I've lost my voice a bit. I think me and my family were the only people on the racecourse shouting!" said trainer Ralph Beckett after Biometric won the £120,000 mile Britannia Handicap, and halted Frankie Dettori's charge through the card in the process.

Punters could be singing Barry Manilow's famous hit "Could It Be Magic" if the Aidan O'Brien-trained Magical captures today's £750,000 G1 Prince Of Wales's Stakes, the headline act of a thrilling second day of action at Royal Ascot 2019.

The second day of Royal Ascot has a slightly different look to it this year with what used to be the opening race, the Jersey Stakes, having been shunted to Saturday, but 123 declared runners in the six races means finding winners is going to be as tricky as usual.

We identify three in-form trainers who it may be worth keeping an eye on at Royal Ascot tomorrow.

Ascot and World Horse Racing staged the annual International Challengers Press Morning in Newmarket this morning, Thursday, June 13, where connections of overseas challengers plus those of other leading hopes gave their thoughts ahead of Royal Ascot (Tuesday, June 18 to Saturday, June 22).

Blaze claims tack room – but all staff and horses safe

Johnston gelding too good in Haydock opener

French challenger set to tackle sprint feature again

Hermosa switch puts different complexion on Coronation Stakes

Ascot Gold Cup beckons