2021 Diamond Jubilee Stakes Tips

Assuming the track remains dry at Royal Ascot on Day 5, I think that Starman will take a power of beating.

Starman has been nothing short of outstanding since making his debut, and he returned to the races for a bullish win in the Group 2 Duke Of York Stakes.

He’ll take plenty of benefit from that effort and with even luck, he can win again.

Nahaarr has improved for two starts back from a spell this time and is ready to peak third-up in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

The Dark Angel entire finished fourth, beaten three lengths by Khuzaam at Chelmsford when resuming, but he was far better through the line when second behind Starman last time out.

I think that formline is the one to follow and Nahaarr can return another bold effort.

Dream Of Dreams will take winning form into the Diamond Jubilee Stakes and can record another win.

The Dream Ahead gelding won the Group 1 Sprint Cup Stakes most notably in 2020, and he completed an ideal return at Windsor last month with a bullish win under Ryan Moore.

This is a noticeable rise in class, but he certainly has the class and ability.

Final Song is easily one of the Diamond Jubilee’s more experienced runners this year and she is up to another big effort.

The Godolphin-trained filly has already contested a busy 2021 program, and while she was beaten a long way by Starman last time, her form prior was excellent, and included a Group 3 win and second placing in the Al Quoz Sprint.

She gets into this race well under the conditions and wouldn’t look out of place in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes first four.