Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the Coronation Stakes?
The Coronation Stakes is a prestigious Group 1 flat horse race held annually at Royal Ascot, open exclusively to three-year-old fillies. Run over a distance of one mile on the straight course. Established in 1840 to celebrate the coronation of Queen Victoria, the race has a rich history and is considered one of the leading mile races for fillies in Europe. The Coronation Stakes often features some of the finest young female thoroughbreds, making it a highlight for racing enthusiasts and an important event in the flat racing calendar.
What is the dress code for Friday at Royal Ascot?
The dress code for Coronation Stakes Day at Royal Ascot aligns with the event’s overall standards of elegance and tradition. Men are expected to wear a full-length matching suit with a collared shirt and tie, while women should wear formal daywear such as a dress or a top with a skirt or tailored trousers, paired with a hat or fascinator. Outfits must be modest in length, and styles that are strapless, sheer, or off-the-shoulder are not permitted. The attire reflects the sophisticated and polished atmosphere that Royal Ascot is renowned for.
Where is The Pegasus Lounge located at Ascot?
The Pegasus Lounge is located in a grade II listed building in the Queen Anne Enclosure and directly overlooks the pre-parade ring. It's the perfect place to relax in the grounds and is just a short 2 minute walk to the main grandstands.
Who will I see in The Pegasus Lounge at Royal Ascot?
Guests attending The Pegasus Lounge at Royal Ascot will be treated to expert insight and entertainment from ex-jockeys and trainers, celebrity tipsters and more! Previously we hosted Corinthian Sports ambassadors Tom Scudamore and Frankie Foster, plus Jason Weaver and Cornelius Lysaght!
How do I get to Ascot Racecourse for Royal Week?
Travelling by train is one of the easiest ways to reach Ascot. Regular South Western Railway services connect the town with Reading, Aldershot and London Waterloo, with journeys taking around 27 minutes from Reading, 30 minutes from Aldershot and just under an hour from Waterloo. Once you arrive, Ascot Racecourse is conveniently located only a short 7-minute stroll from the station. If you are planning to travel by car, please contact your ticket provider to arrange parking as this will be on a first come first served basis.
What is the Coronation Stakes?
The Coronation Stakes is a prestigious Group 1 flat horse race held annually at Royal Ascot, open exclusively to three-year-old fillies. Run over a distance of one mile on the straight course. Established in 1840 to celebrate the coronation of Queen Victoria, the race has a rich history and is considered one of the leading mile races for fillies in Europe. The Coronation Stakes often features some of the finest young female thoroughbreds, making it a highlight for racing enthusiasts and an important event in the flat racing calendar.
What is the dress code for Friday at Royal Ascot?
The dress code for Coronation Stakes Day at Royal Ascot aligns with the event’s overall standards of elegance and tradition. Men are expected to wear a full-length matching suit with a collared shirt and tie, while women should wear formal daywear such as a dress or a top with a skirt or tailored trousers, paired with a hat or fascinator. Outfits must be modest in length, and styles that are strapless, sheer, or off-the-shoulder are not permitted. The attire reflects the sophisticated and polished atmosphere that Royal Ascot is renowned for.
Where is The Pegasus Lounge located at Ascot?
The Pegasus Lounge is located in a grade II listed building in the Queen Anne Enclosure and directly overlooks the pre-parade ring. It's the perfect place to relax in the grounds and is just a short 2 minute walk to the main grandstands.
Who will I see in The Pegasus Lounge at Royal Ascot?
Guests attending The Pegasus Lounge at Royal Ascot will be treated to expert insight and entertainment from ex-jockeys and trainers, celebrity tipsters and more! Previously we hosted Corinthian Sports ambassadors Tom Scudamore and Frankie Foster, plus Jason Weaver and Cornelius Lysaght!
How do I get to Ascot Racecourse for Royal Week?
Travelling by train is one of the easiest ways to reach Ascot. Regular South Western Railway services connect the town with Reading, Aldershot and London Waterloo, with journeys taking around 27 minutes from Reading, 30 minutes from Aldershot and just under an hour from Waterloo. Once you arrive, Ascot Racecourse is conveniently located only a short 7-minute stroll from the station. If you are planning to travel by car, please contact your ticket provider to arrange parking as this will be on a first come first served basis.