Ascot is a racecourse located in Ascot, Berkshire, England. It is 15 minutes from Windsor Castle. The Racecourse was opened by Queen Anne in 1711. Queen Elizabeth II reopened the racecourse in 2006 after renovations to the grandstand.
Royal Ascot:
Royal Ascot is a week of races at Ascot Racecourse. Royal Ascot is always the Tuesday-Saturday after the Order of Garter Service. Each day of Royal Ascot is attended by a handful of members of the Royal Family and extended family. The Queen used to attend all 5 days.
Each day begins with a carriage procession, at 2:00 PM, with select members of the Royal Family and special guests. The Royals & Guests in the carriage are usually those attending the Queen’s pre-ascot lunch.
Dress Code:
Royal Ascot has a strict dress code for men and women, that vary depending on the enclosure. All the Royals will be in Royal Enclosure. Details on Dress Code can be found here: https://www.ascot.co.uk/royal-ascot-style-guide
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- Royal Ascot 2024 (June 18th - 22nd)
- Royal Ascot 2023 (June 20th-24th)
- Royal Ascot 2022 (June 14th-18th)
- Royal Ascot 2021 (June 15th-19th)
- Royals Attending
- Carriage Procession canceled due to Coronavirus Pandemic
- Royal Ascot 2020 (June 16th - 20th)
- Closed to Public due to Coronavirus Pandemic
- Royal Ascot 2019 (June 18th - 22nd)
- Royal Ascot 2018 (June 19th - 23rd)
- Royal Ascot 2017 (June 20th - 24th)
- Royal Ascot 2016 (June 14th - 18th)
Trophy Presentations:
Under the each years Royals Attending Page is the
- Duke of Cambridge Stakes (Day 2)
- Prince of Wales Stakes (Day 2)
- The Gold Cup (Day 3)
Royal Ascot has a strict dress code for men and women, that vary depending on the enclosure. All the Royals will be in Royal Enclosure. Details on Dress Code can be found here: https://www.ascot.co.uk/royal-ascot-style-guide
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