King Charles and Queen Camilla suffer major disappointment during first day of Royal Ascot

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The King and Queen's hopes for racing glory were swiftly extinguished on Royal Ascot's opening day as their horse Reaching High finished well off the pace.From the royal box, Charles and Camilla observed their thoroughbred's disappointing performance in the Ascot Stakes.The race was instead won by Kizlyar, a 25-1 outsider that defied the odds to cross the finish line first.Thousands of spectators had gathered at the prestigious Berkshire racecourse to witness the action.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The couple, who inherited the late Queen Elizabeth II's racing stable, have developed a genuine passion for the sport since taking on her horses.Princess Anne joined the royal party, accompanied by her son Peter Phillips and his new wife, Harriet.The newlyweds experienced their inaugural Royal Ascot carriage procession as a married couple, appearing thoroughly delighted throughout proceedings.Photographs captured the pair sharing moments of laughter in the royal box.Tom Parker Bowles,...

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