Ultimate guide to enjoying Royal Ascot 2024: Watch the races, get fashion tips and stay updated on prize money

The King's Stand Stakes has been renamed the King Charles III Stakes in recognition of the King's support of racing. The King is expected to attend every day of the Royal Ascot meeting and lead the Royal Procession. The races start at 2.30pm each day, with the final race at 6.15pm. Various horses, including Auguste Rodin and White Birch, are running in different races. Royal trainers are aiming to have winners for the King and Queen at Ascot. Fashion is a key aspect of Royal Ascot, with attendees encouraged to have fun with their outfits and avoid creasing linen dresses. Mixing and matching outfits is essential for multiple days of the event. The milliner Rachel Trevor-Morgan emphasizes the importance of dressing confidently and comfortably. Attendees share their outfit choices, including jumpsuits, statement hats, and accessories from various designers. Making an effort with fashion is seen as crucial for a successful Royal Ascot experience.