A big crowd is again expected at Royal Ascot for the fourth day of the Royal meeting with racegoers hoping to have a good time once again
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh make their arrival to the Royal Ascot course with the Coronation Stakes the feature race of the day
Actor Martin Clunes (left) the star of Men Behaving Badly and Doc Martin is part of the day four Royal procession alongside Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Richards
Although most people's interest at Royal Ascot is in the racing, there are still plenty of football fans keen to show off their England colours ahead of Friday's game against Algeria
Memory (left) ridden by Richard Hughes, edges out Margot Did and Hayley Turner to win the Albany Stakes, the day's opening race for two-year-old fillies
Frankie Dettori concentrates as he rides the 7-2 chance Monterosso to an impressive victory in the King Edward VII Stakes
Coronation Stakes honours go to Johnny Murtagh on Lillie Langtry who wins from Gile Na Greine to give trainer Aidan O'Brien his first win of Royal Ascot 2010
The Michael Jarvis-trained Rainbow Peak justifies favourtism to win the Wolferton Handicap at 13-8 under Neil Callan
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