North Yorkshire trainer Richard Fahey has enjoyed plenty of success at Royal Ascot over the years, most notably with Ribchester who landed the 2017 Queen Anne Stakes in typically game fashion.
Fahey's horses appear to be running nicely into form for the Royal meeting and a strong juvenile team head to Ascot, backed up by Fev Rover in the Coronation Stakes and a bunch of talented older horses.
Classic-winning trainer Roger Varian enjoyed a tremendous Royal Ascot last year, picking up four wins and five more who were placed, and has another strong group prepared to strut their stuff on the biggest stage.
They include the seven-year-old sprinter Cape Byron, who has no fewer than four Ascot wins on his CV already including one at the Royal meeting having landed the 2019 Wokingham.
William Haggas has been saddling winners from his Somerville Lodge base since he set out in 1987 and currently has one of his strongest group of horses.
This year he's looking forward to another Royal meeting at which he'll be represented by the likes of Nahaar, Mohaafeth and Sacred.
Charlie Fellowes has enjoyed three winners in the last three years at Royal Ascot, including a memorable double with Onassis and Chiefofchiefs behind closed doors 12 months ago.
The trainer is gunning for more glory at the "pinnacle of racing, globally" and is happy with his team including last year's victors.
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