The final day of Royal Ascot 2026 is set for Saturday, 20th June. Seven live races will be covered on ITV, including the competitive Wokingham Stakes.
We have gone through all televised races on Day Five, picking out ITV horse racing tips, and an accumulator for ITV racing.
The final day of Royal Ascot kicks off with the Group Two Norfolk Stakes. Star Prospect could be an interesting challenger for the Joseph O’Brien yard, who has already been among the winners this week.
Showed plenty of ability on debut when beating Carry The Flag stylishly. Was slightly disappointing at Naas last time, but should be forgiven for that effort.
Next up is the Group Two Hardwicke Stakes, and Kalpana should be hard to beat after winning over course and distance at the end of last season.
The Andrew Balding runner has an excellent record at Ascot, and avoids carrying a Group One penalty this weekend. Has a clear chance on these terms, especially with a winning return at Newbury under her belt.
The final Group One at Royal Ascot comes in the form of the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes.
A competitive sprint over six furlongs sees plenty have leading chances, but Kind Of Blue could be primed for a big run for the James Fanshawe yard. The five-year-old returned to action with a solid second at York after a 207-day break.
He typically saves his best runs for Ascot, evident after winning the Group One British Champions Sprint Stakes back in October 2024. Firmer ground should suit, and the positive draw could see him go very close.
Saber Strike could be an interesting contender to land the Group Three Jersey Stakes for the in-form William Haggas yard.
The three-year-old maintained his unbeaten record under rules on return at Newmarket at the start of last month, landing a decent enough listed race. Expected to continue that excellent progress for respected connections.
Double Rush could be a very interesting contender in the Wokingham Stakes for the Andrew Balding yard. The four-year-old has been a revelation this season, winning on back-to-back starts since joining the yard.
A change in tactics has seen him to best effect, and he has won with plenty in hand on back-to-back handicaps at Newmarket. Still improving, and is dangerous on these terms.
The penultimate race at Royal Ascot is the Golden Gates Stakes. Folk Pageant has been incredibly consistent for the Charlie Johnston stable this year, and has easily won on her last three starts.
Continued to show her versatility when winning on soft ground at Epsom, but a return to a quicker surface is no negative, having won over an extended mile and two at Chester on good ground in May.
The final race from Royal Ascot is the Queen Alexandra Stakes. A Piece Of Heaven could end the meet with a win for the Joseph O’Brien team.
The eight-year-old was an excellent winner of the Chester Cup last time, and is consistent this season, having placed on three of four starts. This step up in trip should suit, and Dylan Browne McMonagle is aboard.
