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Kings and queens of Ascot can illuminate the galleries on racing's day to shine

The stands will be rather fuller when Prince Of Wales's Stakes winner Love returns to Ascot on SaturdayCredit: Edward Whitaker
Good things really do seem to come to those who wait this summer – and what’s 16 months when you have something of this quality to look forward to?
Racing has a hard act to follow. Those lucky enough to have been present as the long-closed doors have properly opened at selected sporting events on these last couple of weekends have had a real treat.
Think of sitting on Centre Court for a masterclass from Novak Djokovic, or being among the 140,000 at Silverstone as Lewis Hamilton defied a time penalty to come home in front.
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