Day 4 Royal Ascot – Dettori rides 8-1 tip Advertise to victory

• fromthehorsesmouth.tips 101-1 treble.
• Day 4 Royal Ascot – Dettori rides 8-1 tip Advertise to victory

fromthehorsesmouth.tips racing correspondent Andrew Atkinson completed a 101-1 treble on day four of the 2019 Royal Ascot meeting on Friday – underlined with Frankie Dettori riding 8-1 tip Advertise to victory in the Commonwealth Cup.

Advertise, trained by Martyn Meade, gained a length and a half victory in the colours of Phoenix Thoroughbred Limited, ahead of 20-1 shot Forever In Dreams, representing the Phoenix Ladies Syndicate.

“It was lucky that Frankie was able to ride him – that made a huge difference,” said delighted trainer Meade.

Aidan O’Brien gained success in the King Edward VII Stakes, with fromthehorsesmouth.tips selection Japan, giving the Ballydoyle trainer his 70th win at the Royal meeting.

Jockey Ryan Moore guided 6-4 favourite Japan to four and a half lengths win, ahead of second-placed Bangkok, with Eagles By Day third.

Baghdad (7-2) was a fromthehorsesmouth.tips winning selection, ridden by Ryan Moore in the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes, part of a 101-1 treble, it being amongst a plethora of winning selections going into this weekend.

fromthehorsesmouth.tips gave a 45-1 double on day one of the Royal meeting, followed by a 56-1 double on day two, with Gold Cup winner Stradivarius tipped on Ladies day, on day three.

Hayley Turner became only the second female jockey to win at Royal Ascot, the first in 32 years, when winning the Sandringham Stakes on 33-1 chance, Thanks Be.

Turner was lured in front of the stewards, who imposed a nine-day ban in breach of using her whip too much, along with a £1,600 fine.

Turner, the first female winner since Gay Kelleway in 1987, said: “It was only a matter of time.

“It is certainly overdue – the girls have been doing so well since I first started riding to the standard they are now.

“It does mean a lot and the whole girl thing, it is just going to get better and better.”
Charlie Fellowes-trained Thanks Be, won by a neck, ahead of HM The Queen’s horse Magnetic Charm, with Hotsy Totsy in third.

In the Coronation Stakes, Pierre-Charles Boudot 20-1 winner Watch Me unexpectedly beat even money favourite Hermosa, trained by Aidan O’Brien, and ridden by Ryan Moore.

“I’m a lucky boy,” said jockey Boudot, after riding Watch Me, trainer Francis-Henri Graffard’s second Group One victory in a week, having won the Prix de Diane with Channel.

Daahyeh (4-1) was jockey David Egan’s first Royal Ascot winner in the Albany Stakes, gaining a length and a half win ahead of Celtic Beauty, with Aroha, third.