Kevin Blake returns for Royal Ascot day five with three fresh selections. The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes promises the season’s toughest sprint, drawing elite sprinters from Europe, Asia and the Americas. Blake backs Japanese‑trained Satono Reve, a seven‑year‑old who finished second to Ka Ying Rising and now enjoys a favorable draw, giving him a realistic shot at becoming the first Japanese winner at Ascot.

The Jersey Stakes looks open, and Blake spots value in Marco Botti’s Colori Forever. The son of Bated Breath has surged, winning two of three starts and gaining 19 pounds. A May handicap at the same course saw him surge from last to first, winning by 2¼ lengths. His off‑pace style and advantageous draw make him a market under‑value.

William Haggas aims to finish the week with a Wokingham triumph, targeting four‑year‑old Binhareer. The lightly raced colt has shown Group‑class speed, improving 25 pounds after dropping to six furlongs a year ago. A recent York sprint handicap produced a neck second to Dark Thirty, and a favoured draw at Ascot could see him seal Haggas’s successful spell.