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2.30 - Chesham Stakes

Paul Cole's record in this race makes the debut of Abandon Ship intriguing, but not many horses take a Royal Ascot race on their first public outing.

September sets the standard, but is no kind of price.

So NYALETI each-way at makes most appeal having looked as though this trip will suit just fine when successful on debut at Salisbury.

3.05 - Wolferton Handicap

Four-year-old horses have won eight of the last ten runnings of this race, mostly at prices under 10/1.

John Gosden's record in the race makes Maverick Wave's seasonal reappearance interesting.

But we'll stick with the younger horses and I want to be on another Godolphin horse. 

KIDMENEVER ( ) is back from Dubai and ready for this race.

3.40 - Hardwicke Stakes

Another race where it's best to focus on four-year-old horses, who have accounted for nine winners this decade.

I'd rather back IDAHO at  than the Queen's reigning champ Dartmouth. 

WINGS OF DESIRE ( ) also makes some each-way appeal.

Idaho will come on for his Epsom run, but it's also taken on trust that Wings Of Desire will be finely tuned on seasonal reappearance.

4.20 - Diamond Jubilee Stakes

Limato has obvious claims, but at just over double the price I'm going to chance THE TIN MAN at .

Fifth on reappearance at York, the form of his Ascot Champion Sprint win from last season puts him right in the picture.

5.00 - Wokingham Stakes

An incredibly tough race but two horses appeal each-way, next to each other in the handicap but drawn a few stalls apart.

I like MUNTADAB ( ) in a first-time visor to keep his mind up to the task, while AMAZOUR ( ) also looks well handicapped.

5.35 - Queen Alexandra Stakes

Godolphin can round off a great meeting with a victory in the 30th and final race.

I really like QEWY ​to win at .

He's back from Australia and will stay this marathon trip under William Buick.