Royal Ascot is the landmark week in the UK's flat-racing season where the best horses in Britain, Ireland and the US go head-to-head in west London.
Each of the five days are packed with quality racing, vibrant outfits in the crowd and, of course, the Royal Family.
The feature race of the week is the Gold Cup, the event's oldest surviving race, which has provided some memorable moments including The Queen's entry Estimate winning in 2013, the first winning horse of the Gold Cup owned by a reigning monarch.
Racing hers underway on Tuesday afternoon at the Berkshire racetrack, with the action stretching right through the week until Saturday's showpiece event.
Check through the list of winners and placed horses below to see if your golden tip delivered, or if it was another complete flop.
Schedule and results
Tuesday 18 June
2:30 Queen Anne Stakes 1. Lord Glitters 14/1 2. Beat The Bank 20/1 3. One Master 20/1
3:05 Coventry Stakes 1. Arrizona 15/8 f 2. Threat 4/1 3. Guildsman 6/1 4. Fort Myers 16/1
3:40 King's Stand Stakes 1. Blue Point 5/2 2. Battaash 2/1 f 3. Soldiers's Call 16/1
4:20 St James's Palace Stakes 1. Circus Maximus 10/1 2. King Of Comedy 4/1 3. Too Darn Hot 2/1 f
5:00 Ascot Stakes 1. The Grand Visir 12/1 2. Buildmeupbuttercup 7/1 3. Time To Study 16/1 4. Fun Mac 11/1
5:35 Wolferton Stakes 1. Addeybb 5/1 2. Magic Wand 9/2 f 3. Elarqam 5/1 4. Latrobe 12/1
Wednesday 19 June
2:30 Queen Mary Stakes 1. Raffle Prize 18/1 2. Kimari 13/2 3. Final Song 6/1 f 4. Liberty Beach 16/1
3:05 Queen's Vase 1. Dashing Willoughby 6/1 2. Barbados 20/1 3. Nayef Road 16/1
3:40 Prince Of Wales's Stakes 1. Crystal Ocean 3/1 2. Magical 13/8 f 3. Waldgeist 4/1
4:20 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes 1. Move Swiftly 9/1 2. Rawdaa 4/1 3. I Can Fly 7/2 f 4. Veracious 8/1
5:00 Royal Hunt Cup 1. Afaak 20/1 2. Clon Coulis 16/1 3. Raising Sand 8/1 4. Stylehunter 22/1
5:35 Windsor Castle Stakes 1. Southern Hills 7/1 2. Platinum Star 8/1 3. Glasvegas 25/1 4. Symbolize 6/1 jf
Thursday 20 June
2:30 Norfolk Stakes 1. A'ali 5/1 2. Ventura Rebel 16/1 3. Dubai Station 14/1
3:05 Hampton Court Stakes
3:40 Ribblesdale Stakes
4:20 Gold Cup
5:00 Britannia Stakes
5:35 King George V Stakes
Friday 21 June
2:30 Albany Stakes
3:05 King Edward VII Stakes
3:40 Commonwealth Cup
4:20 Coronation Stakes
5:00 Sandringham Stakes
5:35 Duke of Edinburgh Stakes
Saturday 22 June
2:30 Chesham Stakes
3:05 Jersey Stakes
3:40 Hardwicke Stakes
4:20 Diamond Jubilee Stakes
5:00 Wokingham Stakes
5:35 Queen Alexandra Stakes
“Old Glory only ran the other day at the Curragh when just beaten in a tight finish. Like Cape Of Good Hope he hasn't done a lot since but we think this sort of race should suit him.”
Roger Varian on Roseman: “He’s in good form and the form of his last race took a big boost on the opening day at Ascot. We don’t have the best of draws but I’m really pleased with how the horse is.”
3:05 Hampton Court Stakes
We go again!
O’Brien has had three consecutive beaten favourites in this race but his leading contender, Cape Of Good Hope, is priced behind favourite Fox Chairman. The Andrew Balding-trained three-year-old is untested at the top level and is not the best value in a crowded field.
Paddy Twomey, trainer of Sunday Sovereign
He's been in great form since Tipperary and I'm looking forward to the race. The ground doesn't actually matter to him, but the fact that he has won on soft ground at Tipperary is a help.
Joseph O'Brien, trainer of Air Force Jet
He did well to get back up to win at Navan. I'm hoping the ground will dry out for him as the better the ground, the better chance he has.
Charlie Appleby, trainer of Expressionist
He was impressive on his first start and boasts important course-and-distance form. He's strengthened since then and I'm looking forward to seeing him step up in class.
Clive Cox, trainer of Firepower
He won very pleasingly over five furlongs on his debut at Salisbury before we stepped him up to six furlongs for a conditions race at Newbury. He travelled really well through that race, so I’m pleased we’ve opted to come back in trip with him. He’s a very nice horse.
Aidan O'Brien, trainer of King Neptune and Mount Fuji
King Neptune was beaten at the Curragh but ran well and we've been very happy with him since. Mount Fuji won his maiden at Cork and did so despite being very green so we think he'll come forward from that. He's a nice colt.
Charlie Johnston, assistant to Mark Johnston, trainer of Misty Grey
He took off down the hill at Epsom under Franny [Norton] and it's obvious he went too hard too soon. I'm not convinced about dropping him back to five furlongs as he stayed well at Ripon, but it's more his running style that is forcing us to do that. Hopefully he uses his energy more efficiently.
Matthieu Palussiere, trainer of Real Appeal
He was a little bit green in both his first two starts although essentially it all went well. At Angers I think he was beaten by the way the race unfolded but he made no mistake in his Listed race. I think the stiff track will suit him. He's very straightforward, very serious and professional.
Richard Fahey, trainer of Ventura Rebel
It's Royal Ascot but we're very happy with the horse. This has always been the plan since he won here last time and he has course form.
Via Racing Post
2:30 Norfolk Stakes
The market suggests there is little that will be able to stop Sunday Sovereign, who has twice won well in Ireland before making his British debut at Royal Ascot.
Wesley Ward and Aidan O’Brein have dominated this race in recent years, but neither trainer have a massive hopeful in this.
O’Brien enters Mount Fuji and King Neptune, while Ward's good chance Maven is withdrawn as a non-runner due to the going.
