3.40 Royal Ascot result – day 5: Who won the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes? How every horse finished
SunSport brings you how every horse finished in the blockbuster 3.40pm race.
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Sun Racing details how the race finished below.
3.40 Ascot result
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