John Burke

Hi all,

Inside today’s main piece I begin my review of Royal Ascot 2023.

The sun shone down on racegoers for the final day of Royal Ascot. It’s been five days’ of sizzing action on the track. A poor week for punters & big name tipsters and dare I say for many of them they will be glad it’s over. No complaints from me as it was a profitable royal meeting.

Hi all,

If you haven’t had an enough racing for the week ITV4 are covering seven races live from Sky Bet Sunday Series card at Pontefract latter this afternoon. It’s a competitive card as you would expect and one, where a dabble at the placepot could pay dividends.

Hi all,

The final day of Royal Ascot 2023 has arrived. You wait for 12 months for the best five days of flat racing anywhere in the world and its over in a blink of an eye. I think we can safely say we’ve had five memorable days of racing which I will go through in detail next week.

Whatever happens on the final day of the meeting. Those of you who took up the £5 on offer to join Victor Value for Royal Ascot made an excellent profit for a very modest investment.

The action gets underway as at 2:30. The first race of a seven race card is the Listed Chesham Stakes run over 7f.

Like yesterday I have previewed two races on today’s card inside today’s main piece.

Hi all,

We’re entering the final furlong of this year’s Royal Ascot. The Day 4 highlight is the Group 1 Coronation Stakes (4:20). Irish 1,000 Guineas winner Tahiyra is set to go off odds on for the race. I really like the filly but on quick ground I think she might be vulnerable and I’m taking her on.

The meeting gets underway at 2:30 with the Group 3 Albany Stakes over 6f and its that juvenile race that comes under today’s big race microscope. As a bit of a bonus, I’m also previewing King Edward VII Stakes (5:35) inside today’s main piece.