@TheTWETracker's Royal Ascot Racing Review

Foxes Tales was advised as a horse to add to your tracker HERE following his run at Chester where he stayed on well from the rear to grab fifth and it certainly proved worthwhile with him going on to land the Golden Gates Handicap in ready fashion.

Advised at 10/1, sent off at an SP of 13/2.

Military Mission was put forward as a horse to keep on side within our weekly racing review HERE where we advise followers of horses who put in a previous eye-catching performance, following his superb run at Chester and it seemed to pay off with him running a cracker in a competitive King George V Handicap Stakes, grabbing fifth in the closing stages at double-figure odds.

He was advised at 25/1 earlier on in the day, but was eventually sent off at 18/1.

Hukum was advertised as a runner of interest in the Royal Ascot Watch blogs, being put up as an each way contender for the Group Two Hardwicke Stakes.

The Shadwell owned colt managed to finish a superb third behind some types and 8/1 supplied decent place money for people who got involved from the blog.

Check out the Royal Ascot Watch blog HERE.

Dream Of Dreams was one of the first horses we put up as a big contender at Royal Ascot in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes off the back of his reappearance success at Windsor.

With the horse having gone close twice in the race at the Berkshire track, we thought that form line and a long with his debut run, he was sure to be in the mix at 5/1 and he did just that by going on to land the Group One on the Saturday.

Check out the Royal Ascot Watch blog HERE.

Point Lonsdale for Aidan O'Brien was highlighted as one of five horses to follow at Royal Ascot prior to the five-day meeting and was also included in the Royal Ascot Watch blog.

Off the back of his win at The Curragh, the two year old went into the Listed Chesham Stakes and won well by staying on best of the rest in the final strides to just get up.

Check out the Royal Ascot Five To Follow blog HERE.

Advised at 2/1, though eventually sent off at a shade of odds-on.

The William Haggas trained Mohaafeth was put up as a horse to follow at Royal Ascot off the back of being pulled out of the Derby due to the ground and then dropping back into a Group Three on his beloved quick ground.

He managed to give us a winning tip from the Royal Ascot Watch blog, being a price of 3/1 at the time of being released.

Check out the Royal Ascot Watch blog HERE.

Brunch was highlighted as one of five horses to follow at Royal Ascot off the back of two second places during the season in smart mile events.

At Royal Ascot he managed a staying on seventh in the 30 runner Royal Hunt Cup to give some nice place money to the people that backed him.

Check out the Royal Ascot Five To Follow blog HERE.

Raymond Tusk was another who was highlighted as one of five horses to follow at Royal Ascot in the blog and he managed to finished a superb second at 25/1 in the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes.

Check out the Royal Ascot Five To Follow blog HERE.