Royal Ascot day 1 preview: 'Fireworks' expected from Bow Echo

Sky Sports Football Monday 15 June 2026, 11:15 UTC 1 min read

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Royal Ascot day 1 preview: 'Fireworks' expected from Bow Echo Monday 15 June 2026 11:31, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports Racing's Sean Boyce previews the feature race from day one of Royal Ascot as 2000 Guineas winner Bow Echo stars in the St James's Palace Stakes.

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