5.00 Royal Ascot result – day 5: Who won the Sandringham Stakes 2025? How every horse finished
RACING fans are holding their breath as they wait to see who will be victorious at the Sandringham Stakes 2025!
SunSport brings you how every horse finished at the iconic British meet.
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5.00 Royal Ascot result
FULL Royal Ascot race schedule
All times BST
Thursday, June 19
14:30 The Norfolk Stakes (G2) £150,000 (ITV)
15:05 The King George V Stakes (Handicap) £110,000 (ITV)
15:40 The Ribblesdale Stakes (G2) £250,000 (ITV)
16:20 The Gold Cup (G1) £650,000 (ITV)
17:00 The Britannia Stakes (Handicap) £120,000 (ITV)
17:35 The Hampton Court Stakes (G3) £150,000 (ITV)
18:10 The Buckingham Palace Stakes (Handicap) £110,000 (ITV4)
Friday, June 20
Saturday, June 21
14:30 The Chesham Stakes (Listed) £110,000 (ITV)
15:05 The Jersey Stakes (G3) £150,000 (ITV)
15:40 The Hardwicke Stakes (G2) £250,000 (ITV)
16:20 The Platinum Jubilee Stakes (G1) £1,000,000 (ITV)
17:00 The Wokingham Stakes (Handicap) £175,000 (ITV)
17:35 The Golden Gates Stakes (Handicap) £110,000 (ITV)
18:10 The Queen Alexandra Stakes (Conditions) £110,000 (ITV4)
What TV channel is Royal Ascot 2025 on and can it be live streamed FREE?
All 35 races at Royal Ascot will be available to watch for FREE on ITV.
ITV1 will air the first six races of each day before switching to ITV4 for the final contest of the day.
You will be able to live stream Royal Ascot in its entirety for FREE via the ITVX app/website.
The opening show will be broadcast on ITV4 from 9.30am-10.30am from Tuesday to Saturday.
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