The seven-year-old ran this race impressively on the way to the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, where he was beaten only by Courage Mon Ami on the day. Today we will discuss about Ascot Gold Cup 2024: Results| Winner| Potential Narratives.
Ascot Gold Cup 2024: Results| Winner| Potential Narratives
The Royal Ascot Gold Cup is a Group 1 race held annually at Ascot Racecourse in Great Britain. The Royal Ascot Gold Cup (€4014 million) has total prize money of £250,000 and is run under weight-for-age conditions for foals aged four years and older. The Royal Ascot Gold Cup 2024 will be run on 21 June 2024 at Ascot Racecourse.
| Predicted Date: | June 21, 2024 |
|---|---|
| Racecourse: | Ascot Racecourse |
| Race Distance: | 4014m |
| Conditions: | WFA 4YO+ |
| Prize Money: | £250,000 |
Results
| Date | Tr | Race | Dist. | Sf. | Cnd | 1st (HRN Speed) | 2nd | 3rd | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asc | 2023 Ascot Gold Cup G1 | 2 1/2 m | Turf | 4+ M | Courage Mon Ami | Coltrane | Subjectivist | |||
| Asc | 2022 Ascot Gold Cup G1 | 2 1/2 m | Turf | 4+ M | Kyprios | Mojo Star | Stradivarius | |||
| Asc | 2021 Ascot Gold Cup G1 | 2 1/2 m | Turf | 4+ M | Subjectivist | Princess Zoe | Spanish Mission | |||
| Asc | 2020 Ascot Gold Cup G1 | 2 1/2 m | Turf | 4+ M | Stradivarius | Nayef Road | Cross Counter | |||
| Asc | 2019 Ascot Gold Cup G1 | 2 1/2 m | Turf | 4+ M | Stradivarius | Dee Ex Bee | Master Of Reality |
Winner
Congratulations to Kyprios on winning the 2024 Ascot Gold Cup.
Potential Narratives
The first flat meeting of Ascot’s 2024 season features a competitive eight-race card, with plenty of old favorites and potential future stars on show, no doubt providing some valuable pointers for the Royal meeting in June Are.
There will be some recognizable names in the Longines Sagaro Stakes (2.15pm), including last year’s winner Coltrane, trained by Andrew Balding. The seven-year-old ran this race impressively on the way to the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, where he was beaten only by Courage Mon Ami on the day. Trushan was fourth in this race last year, and although he may not be the force of old, he has won three times over the course and distance at the QIPCO British Champions Day and proved that in France last September.
