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British Champions Day at Ascot: Champion Stakes, Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and more – live

Ascot updates from 12.55pm BST start Balding v O’Brien can give Flat season fitting finale12.55 Ascot, latest bettingHere are the latest prices on the opening juvenile event at Ascot, courtesy of Oddschecker. Continue reading...

Published Oct 17, 2026 · 8:00 AMOriginal source: Sport | The Guardian1 reads
Ascot updates from 12.55pm BST start Balding v O’Brien can give Flat season fitting finale12.55 Ascot, latest bettingHere are the latest prices on the opening juvenile event at Ascot, courtesy of Oddschecker. Continue reading...
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