The highlight of the fourth day at Royal Ascot is the Group 1 Coronation Stakes, a one mile contest for fillies and part of the British Champions Series. Notable recent winners include Attraction in 2004 for Mark Johnston, The Jim Bolger trained Lush Lashes and Ghanaati trained by Barry Hills. There have been five winning favourites of this race in the last ten runnings and the biggest priced winner during that period was the 12/1 chance Fallen For You who took the race twelve months ago for John Gosden.

The green grass of SW19 will host the 2013 Wimbledon Championships from Monday and rarely has the betting market for this great tournament been so competitive. The 'big four' are all in the mix as Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer lead the way, while the likes of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Juan Martin Del Potro and Marin Cilic will be looking to steal the show.

The third day of Royal Ascot draws to a close with the King George V Stakes on Thursday and the race looks set to be another intriguing battle (Channel 4, 5.35pm). The 1 mile, 4 furlong contest is one of the most competitive three-year-old handicaps around and the latest betting market reflects its wide open nature, with any number of the 19 runners boasting leading claims this week.