The 2020 Royal Ascot meeting was unlike anything we have seen in the history of the sport. The stands were silent, but that didn’t mean that there wasn’t enthralling action throughout. There was no shortage of stories to come out of the meeting.

For example, Hollie Doyle winning her first race at Royal Ascot on board 33/1 shot Scarlet Dragon in the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes.

Meanwhile, Frankie Dettori was once again the star of the show, as he recorded three wins on day five of the meeting.

Furthermore, there were the biggest-priced winners in the history of Royal Ascot, as Nando Parrado won the Coventry Stakes at 150/1.

As is the case every year, there were 36 races held throughout the meeting. Among those were eight Grade 1s, including the Gold Cup, which was the featured race on the Thursday of the meeting. You can find all the winners from the races last year below.

Royal Ascot Results 2020

Royal Ascot Results 2020

Royal Ascot 2020- Day One (Tuesday 16th June 2020)

  • 13:15- Buckingham Palace Handicap: Motakhayyel (14/1)
  • 13:50- Queen Anne Stakes (Group 1): Circus Maximus (4/1F)
  • 14:25- Ribblesdale Stakes (Group 2): Frankly Darling (11/8F)
  • 15:00- King Edward VII Stakes (Group 2): Pyledriver (18/1)
  • 15:35- King’s Stand Stakes (Group 1): Battaash (5/6F)
  • 16:10- Duke Of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2): Nazeef (100/30)
  • 16:40- Ascot Stakes: Coeur De Lion (16/1)

Royal Ascot 2020- Day Two (Wednesday 17th June 2020)

  • 13:15- Silver Royal Hunt Cup Handicap: Sir Busker (12/1)
  • 13:50- Hampton Court Stakes (Group 3): Russian Emperor (100/30)
  • 14:25- King George V Stakes: Hukum (12/1)
  • 15:00- Price Of Wales’s Stakes (Group 1): Lord North (5/1)
  • 15:35- Royal Hunt Cup: Dark Vision (15/2)
  • 16:10- Windsor Castle Stakes: Tactical (7/2F)
  • 16:40- Copper Horse Handicap: Fujaira Prince (3/1F)

Royal Ascot 2020- Day Three (Thursday 18th June 2020)

  • 13:15- Golden Gates Handicap: Highland Chief (20/1)
  • 13:50- Wolferton Stakes: Mountain Angel (8/1)
  • 14:25- Jersey Stakes (Group 3): Molatham (11/2)
  • 15:00- Chesham Stakes: Battleground (11/4F)
  • 15:35- Gold Cup (Group 1): Stradivarius (4/5F)
  • 16:10- Britannia Stakes: Khaloosy (9/2)
  • 16:40- Sandringham Stakes: Onassis (33/1)

Royal Ascot 2020- Day Four (Friday 19th June 2020)

  • 13:15- Palace Of Holyroodhouse Handicap: Art Power (6/4F)
  • 13:50- Albany Stakes (Group 3): Dandalla (13/2)
  • 14:25- Norfolk Stakes (Group 2): The Lir Jet (9/2)
  • 15:00- Hardwicke Stakes (Group 2): Fanny Logan (17/2)
  • 15:35- Commonwealth Cup (Group 1): Golden Horde (5/1)
  • 16:10- Queen’s Vase (Group 2): Santiago (100/30)
  • 16:40- Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes: Scarlet Dragon (33/1)

Royal Ascot 2020- Day Five (Saturday 20th June 2020)

  • 12:40- Silver Workingham Handicap: Chiefofchiefs (20/1)
  • 13:15- Queen Mary Stakes (Group 2): Campanelle (9/2)
  • 13:50- Coventry Stakes (Group 2): Nando Parrado (150/1)
  • 14:25- Coronation Stakes (Group 1): Alpine Star (9/2)
  • 15:00- St James’s Palace Stakes (Group 1): Palace Pier (4/1)
  • 15:35- Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group 1): Hello Youmzain (4/1)
  • 16:10- Workingham Stakes: Hey Jonesy (18/1)
  • 16:40- Queen Alexandra Stakes: Who Dares Wins (Evens)

Summary

The 2020 Royal Ascot had a little bit of everything. There were a number of tremendous rides from Frankie Dettori throughout the meeting, which would have had the whole of the course on their feet.

Hollie Doyle’s first success at the Royal meeting was just a sign of what was to come, as she went on to finish fourth in the Flat Jockeys’ Championship, which is the highest finish for a woman.

Stradivarius won his third Ascot Gold Cup and could look to match Yeats feat of four in this year’s renewal. Her Majesty, The Queen also had a winner on the week with Tactical in the Windsor Castle Stakes.

The success was her first winner four years and her 24th at the Royal Ascot meeting.

Many of the leading lights will be back in 2021, with Stradivarius set for a huge challenge for the Gold Cup. His main contender could come in the form of Queen’s Vase winner Santiago.

Meanwhile, Palace Pier and Battaash are the leading chances for the Queen Anne Stakes and King’s Stand Stakes respectively. Meanwhile, the Commonwealth Cup could be a fascinating battle between Supremacy, Campanelle and Golden Pal.