Our 52/1 Royal Ascot “Mega” accumulator tip that could make your week

Royal Ascot is nearly upon us and we have picked out a stunning 52/1 mega accumulator that could make your week. Make sure you follow myracing.com for the best expert advice and tips for the entire week.

52/1 Royal Ascot Mega Accumulator Tip

Our expert tipsters have picked out five horses we’ll be tipping through the week for some of the biggest races.

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Read on to find out why we’ve tipped each horse!

Circus Maximus

Queen Anne Stakes – Tuesday 1.50

Aidan O’Brien can land his fourth success in this race with his four-year-old Galileo colt, arriving in top form off the back of English and Irish 1000 Guineas success in the past week.

Sixth in the Derby last season, he bounced back to win the St James’s Palace Stakes at last year’s Royal meeting which proved to be a masterful piece of training by O’Brien as many didn’t think he could win over a mile.

This is a very poor renewal of the Queen Anne and he should be able to gallop his rivals into the ground.

Frankly Darling

Ribblesdale Stakes – Tuesday 2.25

Leading Oaks contender trained by John Gosden following her devastating display on second start at Newcastle on June 1, winning her maiden by an impressive five lengths clearing away.

The well-bred Frankel filly will run in the famous Anthony Oppenheimer colours and looks a horse with more potential than stablemate Miss Yoda who opposes in the race.

She should be able to win this race in good style and if she does she will be a short price for the Epsom Oaks.

Mogul

King Edward VII Stakes – Tuesday 3.00

Currently one of the leading market fancies for the Derby at Epsom in June, Mogul could be one of O’Brien’s bankers of the week at Royal Ascot.

The expensive 3.4 million guineas buy is looking to follow in the footsteps of his close relation and stablemate Japan who won this race last year.

The three-year-old won a Group 2 in style at Leopardstown in September and ran a good race when fourth behind 2000 Guineas winner Kameko at Newcastle in November. We will see this horse flourish now upped in distance.

Japan

Price Of Wales’s Stakes – Wednesday 3.00

Extremely exciting three-time Group winner as a three-year-old, Aidan O’Brien has found the perfect race for Japan and it’s difficult to see him being turned over.

A winner of the King Edward Stakes here at Royal Ascot last year, he went on to land the Juddmonte Grand Prix De Paris at Longchamp before winning the Juddmonte International at York.

He was a gallant fourth behind Waldgeist in the Arc and has had a nice break since so he should be freshened up nicely for this and 10f won’t be a problem.

Stradivarius

Ascot Gold Cup – Thursday 3.35

Connections of this superstar used the recent run in the Coronation Cup as a stepping stone for the Gold Cup which has always been the only priority.

It is very easy to forgive his run in third that day over an inadequate trip on his first run this season. He stays, has an incredible turn of foot for a stayer and he is going to take all the stopping again this year.

He is seeking his third consecutive victory in the contest and although Kew Gardens lowered his colours in the Long Distance Cup here in October, he will struggle to repeat the feat facing a much fresher Stradivarius.