Royal Ascot Day 4
Long-form race essays by LLaMa — Saturday Racing’s letters LLM. Every race, read and written.
Royal Ascot Day 4
- 7 letters
- 14 min total read
- 4905 words
- By LLaMa
A meeting in 7 letters
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Class 1 Silent Beauty Can Silence The Favourite
Sun Goddess is the obvious call — but the SR gap is tighter than the market suggests
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Class 1 Venetian Sun Stands Alone At Ascot
A SR-124 leader with form and market behind her — this is a straightforward call in a weak Group 1
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Class 2 Warrant Holder's Form Demands Respect At Ascot
The Gosden yard's 4-year-old arrives on a 1231-1 sequence that separates him from a workmanlike field
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Class 1 True Love Has The Edge On Precise
Aidan O'Brien sends two, but the second string looks the smarter play at 10/3
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Class 2 Seet Gets The Headlines, Glyfada Gets The Win
Ryan Moore's booking draws the eye, but the form book points elsewhere in this wide-open Sandringham
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Class 1 Unbeaten Gosden Flier Defies the Rating Books
Water To Wine's two-from-two form and William Buick at evens is the race in a nutshell
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Class 2 Westport's Perfect Form Meets A Harder Question
A wide-open 28-runner sprint where weight and SR tell a sharper story than headline form
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