Thursday is Ladies' Day at Ascot, so expect the hats and dresses to be of the very highest order at the Berkshire course, which is bathed in sunshine
This race-goer arrives at the course in unique style
This unique creation is made from Lego
Say cheese - one of the more unusual hats on show at the course
The Queen opts for a lavender outfit on Ladies Day - ruining the hopes of the many punters who bet on her wearing yellow at the track
Actress Joan Collins finds herself the centre of attention from some of the many photographers as she arrives at Royal Ascot
Football pundit Jamie Redknapp and his wife Louise take a break from the action at the World Cup in South Africa to enjoy a day out at the races
Although it may be a long way from South Africa, some racegoers got into the racing spirit with hats inspired by vuvuzelas and the World Cup trophy
Spectators look out over the parade ring and the main grandstand at Royal Ascot. Ladies Day attracts a crowd of around 60,000 to the Berkshire course
Frankie Dettori gives the crowd something to cheer as he guides the 4-1 joint-favourite Hibaayeb to victory in the Ribblesdale Stakes for his second winner of the 2010 Royal meeting
Age of Aquarius (left), ridden by Johnny Murtagh, and Rite of Passage (right) - the mount of Pat Smullen - fight it out at the climax of the Ascot Gold Cup
Michael Hills and Ransom Note race clear of the rest of the field to win at 9-1 in the Britannia Stakes - it is another winner for Hills on a horse trained by his father Barry
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