Royal Ascot
Clare Balding and Nick Luck, along with Gok Wan, have all the glamour, colour and high galloping action of day two of Royal Ascot. After the Royal Procession, the focus on track centres around the Prince of Wales's Stakes, which is the richest prize of the week at ú750.000. The Japanese superstar A Shin Hikari will be a strong favourite to take the prize overseas. All six races are live on Channel 4. Royal Ascot: 2.30, 3.05, 3.40, 4.20, 5.00 and 5.35pm. Presenters: Clare Balding and Nick Luck with Sir Anthony McCoy and Gok Wan, reporters: Rishi Persad, Emma Spencer and Mick Fitzgerald, commentary and analysis: Simon Holt, Richard Hoiles, Graham Cunningham, Jim McGrath, Tanya Stevenson and Brian Gleeson.
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