Satono Reve fancied to land QEII Jubilee crown at Royal Ascot

Ahead of the fifth and final day of Royal Ascot 2026, the Weekend Winners team reconvene to discuss their best bets across the card.

The panel paid particular attention to the feature Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (3.40pm), which sees Australian raider Joliestar head the betting for Chris Waller.

Satono Reve, Comanche Brave and Lake Forest all boast chances, whilst the formidable Wathnan Racing are represented by Kind Of Blue.

Declan Rix...

"I do like a couple of horses drawn low in some of the races on Saturday and I'm going to give Aramram a shout here at a big price for the Richard Hannon camp - whose horses have ran really well all week. They're fit, they're healthy and they're thriving.

"Aramram has clearly improved nicely from three to four. He's a really likeable, straightforward and honest horse. When we won the Cammidge Stakes at Doncaster, have a look at his attitude late. I think he'll enjoy coming to Ascot, where he has winning form. He was drawn on the wrong side at Newmarket and last time out at York I thought Sean Levey should have challenged on the other side but couldn't get to the far side rail. He's drawn next to Regional, who could be the speed of the speed here. If the track is playing fair, I think he'll run much bigger than his odds suggest.

Sam Boswell...

"Twelve months ago I had the runner up in Satono Reve and I'm going to keep the faith this year. I thought that piece of form alone, in comparison to a lot of horses in there, was significantly stronger than most. He finished four lengths behind the best horse in the world last time out, so I'm not particularly concerned.

"An interesting thing this year is the jockey booking - Ryan Moore takes over. If you're going to book a jockey, he's the man to go for. The market's not really missed him this time but I felt this was the most obvious place to go."

Kate Tracey...

"I'm going to be with Joliestar here. Last time out she ran versus Overpass, who finished fourth, and that form hasn't exactly been let down given she finished third earlier in the week [in the King Charles III Stakes].

"All the talk about Joliestar is that she's the best sprinter in Australia. She's not a Black Cavair of course from years gone by, but she's plenty good enough to win this."

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