SPOT THE DIFFERENCE DESIGN YOUR OWN PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER JOCKEY SILKS Can you spot ten differences in this Royal Ascot image? Check your answers at the end of this pack. Use coloured pens, crayons or paint to create your own design. 8

Use your sticky-tape or craft glue to stick one large and two small tissue flowers to the top side of your cardboard doughnut. Then stick the second large flower underneath the doughnut so it matches the top.

Your Royal Ascot hat is finished! Feel free to customise your creation by adding more tissue flowers or painting your cardboard brim instead.

GUESS THESE ICONIC AT HOME RACES WHICH ROYAL ASCOT RACE ROYAL ASCOT LANDMARKS SHOULD YOU ENTER? Get active and test your athletic abilities with these special races you can do at home. Below you will find images showing a section of six iconic landmarks you can Answer the questions and find out below! find at . Unscramble the letters to discover what they are. OU KN Y O Check your answers in the Activities Answer Pack. FURLONG RACE D W I ? D A furlong is A furlong is approximately 200 metres. Find somewhere you can run the distance of When was the first Gold Cup Who is the only reigning safely, measure out 20 metres and see how quickly you can run it. measurement used 1 run at Ascot? 2 monarch to to have owned the 1 2 3 Multiply your time by 10 and compare your result to some of the famous to dictate how long races are. There are winner of the Ascot Gold Cup? racehorses to have recently won at Royal Ascot. eight furlongs in a A 1807 mile. A Queen Elizabeth II B 1907 Name Crystal Ocean B Queen Victoria 2007 C C King George VI

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At what time does the Royal In which direction do the horses 4 Average speed 3 Procession begin each day of 13.54 seconds 13.03 seconds 11.90 seconds race at Ascot Racecourse? ’ per furlong Royal Ascot?

N W I G N N I O E N S E V R I S G The Prince of The Diamond The Gold Cup A Clockwise A 1pm N S B T A D D A N Race Wales’s Stakes Jubilee Stakes T S P O A T E G 2019 2019 2019 B 2pm B Anti-clockwise 4 5 6 C 3pm

Which jockey won an incredible What are the ceremonial 5 nine races at Royal Ascot 2015? 6 guards for the monarch at EGG AND SPOON RACE Royal Ascot known as? A You will need: 1. Measure out 5 metres and mark with your course markers. A Greencoats • A tape measure 2. Stand at one marker, place your egg on your spoon B B Redcoats • 2 course markers and put your other hand behind your back. C Oisin Murphy (e.g. cones or sticks) C Tophats 3. Can you run to the end of the course and back without • A spoon dropping your egg? If you drop it, return to the beginning and A K F E R L N • A hard boiled egg R T S D G N A D N A O I P D M U start again! U T S A E T (you could also use a golf or ping pong ball!)

WORDSEARCH JOCKEY KIT RACE MAKING THE FLOWERS

Gold Cup Trainer Afternoon Tea Summer Sprinter Royal Procession Top Hat Tradition Greencoats Stalls Test your maths skills and see if you can find a You will need to make two large and two small tissue fl owers. Flower Wall Bandstand Fashion Grandstand Straight Mile DID YOU KNOW? group of items that add up to 5.5kg, the weight of Repeat steps 4 to 7 to make each fl ower. Millinery Picnic Fine Dining Furlong Sovereign’s Gate Carrying their kit, jockeys must weigh in a jockey’s kit. How quickly you can get them onto Racehorse Saddle Silks Swinley Bottom before and after each race in order to ensure your kitchen scales? Cut out ten 15cm x 20cm rectangles from one colour tissue paper and Jockey Parade Ring British Stayer Bowler Hats that the race is fairly run. 3 ten 10cm x 20cm rectangles from the other colour tissue paper.

Item Weight T Y G R A CHILDREN’SN D S T A N D H Z D W N E M Y ACTIVITY PACK D A M C T D E R G F S U M M E R F L O E 4 5 I R O Y A L P R O C E S S I O N I I Z K F D G Y A F T E R N O O N T E A N M I C W A V I S A D B A N D S T A N D E T K O D E S E G W A P M G P D N N W X D H F J A jockey’s kit includes: M G T H S S I N H Y R A B Z A M I G F C 1. Silks: 1/2lb 5. Weight cloth: 2lb I X V A I R R N A I Z E R Y J X N I U Y 2. Saddle: 6lbs 6. Bib: 1/4lb Stack fi ve rectangles of the same size neatly on Tie tightly in the middle with your thread. L Q C C G O O G L S S T E A V S I A R U top of one another, and then accordion-fold evenly 3. Breeches: 1/4lb 7. Lead: 1lb L E X D H S N H D E T J A N D F N R L G along the longer edge. 4. Boots: 2lb That’s a total of 12lb, I G D U F P N G E G Y A R H C E G T O M about 5.5 kg. N S T A L L S G R C R B H E P O R S N W 6 7 E H S I T I R B I T A E O R T O A I G V R O C V K S U A T E Y R N T E N T T N B Y T R A D I T I O N R J A I T L I A S G ROYAL ASCOT LEGENDS RACE D T H O R O U G H B R E D W A O W R Z T 1. Pick the name of a Royal Ascot legend from the list Z R G F C I N C I P E N V T D R M O P T opposite or choose your favourite racehorse. ROYAL ASCOT LEGENDS: E N U F L O W E R W A L L O B W T D B S 2. Racing against another member of your household, Stradivarius Cut the ends to round the corners of the tissue. Gently tease open your tissue so each layer find items from around your home starting with each F C T W C O H S A D D L E V S T A Y E R Frankel Black Caviar is ‘fl uff ed’. letter in the horse’s name. I T P U C D L O G K F S K L I S T Y E K Lady Aurelia 3. The first person to collect all their items wins!

4 5 Where do the jockeys mount their Where does the winning horse 7 horses before the race? 8 go after finishing the race?

The Winners’ Enclosure 5cm A The Parade Ring A B The Racecourse B The Champion’s Stable C The Grandstand C The Victory Run

Curl the rectangle into a cylinder until the Place the crown on your second piece of card and short ends meet each other with a 2cm overlap. draw around the edge. You could use a compass, Glue or tape to hold together. This is your top but freestyle works too! Remove the crown and 9 After racing each evening, where Who is the only horse to have won hat crown. draw another circle 5cm bigger around this one. do racegoers go for an unmissable 10 The Gold Cup four times? This is your brim. For a stiffer brim, draw a smaller singalong of British classics? circle or for a floppier brim, a bigger one. A Stradivarius A The Grandstand B Yeats 6 7 B The Winning Post C Estimate C The Bandstand

HOW MANY QUESTIONS brim ring top of crown DID YOU GET RIGHT?

Cut out the larger circle and then the inner Next, take the cylinder crown, and place into the circle. These are the ring for your brim and the brim ring, ensuring the flaps go under the brim top of the crown. and outwards. Stick these to the brim using glue Check your answers at the back of this pack to find out or tape. which Royal Ascot race you should enter.

8 The flaps at the top should now be folding inwards. Place the remaining circle on top and secure with 0-2 3-5 6-8 9-10 glue or tape. Use scissors to trim any overhang if it doesn’t align perfectly. A drawing created by the House of Garrard, inspired by Queen Victoria’s sapphire and diamond cluster brooch Voila! You have your home-made top hat. You can Start out your On to a Group race! You’re almost at the Well done! You’ve add a ribbon or fabric for a classic mourning band, or Royal Ascot career in Try your luck in the top level, and ready to earned your place in the The brooch was originally given to Queen Victoria by Prince Albert on 9th February 1840, the day create your own style and decorate with stickers, glitter The ! Group 3 . line up in the Group 2 Group 1 Gold Cup, Royal before their wedding. It is now in Her Majesty The Queen’s possession, and has been worn at Royal – whatever makes your day. ! Ascot’s oldest and most Ascot, on state occasions and most recently during her Christmas broadcast in 2019. Happy hatting! prestigious race. As the Official Supplier of Trophies and Silverware, The House of Garrard and Royal Ascot have shared history dating back to the creation of the first Gold Cup in 1842.

AT HOME RACES

Get active and test your athletic abilities with these special races you can do at home.

OU KN Y O FURLONG RACE D W I ? D A furlong is A furlong is approximately 200 metres. Find somewhere you can run the distance of safely, measure out 20 metres and see how quickly you can run it. measurement used Multiply your time by 10 and compare your result to some of the famous to dictate how long races are. There are racehorses to have recently won at Royal Ascot. eight furlongs in a mile.

Name Stradivarius Crystal Ocean Blue Point

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Average speed 13.54 seconds 13.03 seconds 11.90 seconds per furlong

The Prince of The Diamond The Gold Cup Race Wales’s Stakes Jubilee Stakes 2019 2019 2019

EGG AND SPOON RACE

You will need: 1. Measure out 5 metres and mark with your course markers.

• A tape measure 2. Stand at one marker, place your egg on your spoon • 2 course markers and put your other hand behind your back. (e.g. cones or sticks) 3. Can you run to the end of the course and back without • A spoon dropping your egg? If you drop it, return to the beginning and • A hard boiled egg start again! (you could also use a golf or ping pong ball!)

#RoyalAscot JOCKEY KIT RACE

Test your maths skills and see if you can find a DID YOU KNOW? group of items that add up to 5.5kg, the weight of Carrying their kit, jockeys must weigh in a jockey’s kit. How quickly you can get them onto before and after each race in order to ensure your kitchen scales? that the race is fairly run.

Item Weight

A jockey’s kit includes:

1. Silks: 1/2lb 5. Weight cloth: 2lb

2. Saddle: 6lbs 6. Bib: 1/4lb

3. Breeches: 1/4lb 7. Lead: 1lb

4. Boots: 2lb That’s a total of 12lb, about 5.5 kg.

ROYAL ASCOT LEGENDS RACE

1. Pick the name of a Royal Ascot legend from the list opposite or choose your favourite racehorse. ROYAL ASCOT LEGENDS:

2. Racing against another member of your household, Yeats Stradivarius find items from around your home starting with each Frankel Black Caviar letter in the horse’s name. Estimate Lady Aurelia 3. The first person to collect all their items wins!

#RoyalAscot DESIGN YOUR OWN JOCKEY SILKS

Use coloured pens, crayons or paint to create your own design.

#RoyalAscot A drawing created by the House of Garrard, inspired by Queen Victoria’s sapphire and diamond cluster brooch

The brooch was originally given to Queen Victoria by Prince Albert on 9th February 1840, the day before their wedding. It is now in Her Majesty The Queen’s possession, and has been worn at Royal Ascot, on state occasions and most recently during her Christmas broadcast in 2019.

As the Official Supplier of Trophies and Silverware, The House of Garrard and Royal Ascot have shared history dating back to the creation of the first Gold Cup in 1842. SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Can you spot ten differences in this Royal Ascot image? Check your answers at the end of this pack.

#RoyalAscot

WORDSEARCH

Gold Cup Trainer Afternoon Tea Summer Sprinter Royal Procession Top Hat Tradition Greencoats Stalls Flower Wall Bandstand Fashion Grandstand Straight Mile Millinery Picnic Fine Dining Furlong Sovereign’s Gate Racehorse Saddle Thoroughbred Silks Swinley Bottom Jockey Parade Ring British Stayer Bowler Hats

T Y G R A N D S T A N D H Z D W N E M Y D A M C T D E R G F S U M M E R F L O E I R O Y A L P R O C E S S I O N I I Z K F D G Y A F T E R N O O N T E A N M I C W A V I S A D B A N D S T A N D E T K O D E S E G W A P M G P D N N W X D H F J M G T H S S I N H Y R A B Z A M I G F C I X V A I R R N A I Z E R Y J X N I U Y L Q C C G O O G L S S T E A V S I A R U L E X D H S N H D E T J A N D F N R L G I G D U F P N G E G Y A R H C E G T O M N S T A L L S G R C R B H E P O R S N W E H S I T I R B I T A E O R T O A I G V R O C V K S U A T E Y R N T E N T T N B Y T R A D I T I O N R J A I T L I A S G D T H O R O U G H B R E D W A O W R Z T Z R G F C I N C I P E N V T D R M O P T E N U F L O W E R W A L L O B W T D B S F C T W C O H S A D D L E V S T A Y E R I T P U C D L O G K F S K L I S T Y E K

#RoyalAscot How to make A TOP HAT

Below you will fi nd a simple step-by-step guide from milliner Awon Golding to making your very own top hat from card. We advise that children are supervised by an adult at all times.

YOU WILL NEED: 1 head measurement + 2cm = - 2 sheets of A3 black card Or get creative with diff erent colours! - Scissors 13-14cm - A tape measure - Glue or sticky-tape

Optional: - A compass - Ribbon Measure the child’s head and add 2cm. Take a sheet of card and cut out a rectangle to that width and with a height of 13-14cm. This will defi ne the height of the crown – you can go taller or shorter if you wish!

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Score along the longest edges 1cm from the Fold the fl aps along the edges down on one edge, then cut out a little triangle every 2cm. side and up on the other. You should then have a rough ‘Z’ shape. 4 5

5cm

Curl the rectangle into a cylinder until the Place the crown on your second piece of card and short ends meet each other with a 2cm overlap. draw around the edge. You could use a compass, Glue or tape to hold together. This is your top but freestyle works too! Remove the crown and hat crown. draw another circle 5cm bigger around this one. This is your brim. For a stiff er brim, draw a smaller circle or for a fl oppier brim, a bigger one.

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brim ring top of crown

Cut out the larger circle and then the inner Next, take the cylinder crown, and place into the circle. These are the ring for your brim and the brim ring, ensuring the fl aps go under the brim top of the crown. and outwards. Stick these to the brim using glue or tape.

8 The fl aps at the top should now be folding inwards. Place the remaining circle on top and secure with glue or tape. Use scissors to trim any overhang if it doesn’t align perfectly.

Voila! You have your home-made top hat. You can add a ribbon or fabric for a classic mourning band, or create your own style and decorate with stickers, glitter – whatever makes your day. Happy hatting! How to make A PAPER HAT

Below you will fi nd an easy-to-follow guide from milliner Awon Golding to making your very own millinery creation using tissue paper, card and ribbon. We advise that children are supervised by an adult at all times.

1 YOU WILL NEED: - A piece of cardboard Brown cardboard is fi ne, you can decorate it later 10cm - Cra tissue paper, preferably two colours but white is fi ne too - 1.5m of 3.5cm-wide ribbon or a strip of fabric - Dinner plate Trace around a dinner plate on the cardboard. In the - Pen middle, draw a smaller 10cm circle and cut out both - Thread or thin string circles to make a doughnut shape. This is the brim of your hat. - Scissors - Glue or sticky-tape If you want to cover your cardboard with your decorative wrapping paper, now is the time to glue Optional it on and cut out the circles. If you’re going to paint - Decorative wrapping paper your brim, do so now and leave it to dry. or paint 2

Cut two 3.5cm slits either side of the inner circle and feed your ribbon through. Cut a V-shape into the ends of your ribbon. MAKING THE FLOWERS

You will need to make two large and two small tissue fl owers. Repeat steps 4 to 7 to make each fl ower.

Cut out ten 15cm x 20cm rectangles from one colour tissue paper and 3 ten 10cm x 20cm rectangles from the other colour tissue paper.

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Stack fi ve rectangles of the same size neatly on Tie tightly in the middle with your thread. top of one another, and then accordion-fold evenly along the longer edge.

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Cut the ends to round the corners of the tissue. Gently tease open your tissue so each layer is ‘fl uff ed’. PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

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Use your sticky-tape or cra glue to stick one large and two small tissue fl owers to the top side of your cardboard doughnut. Then stick the second large fl ower underneath the doughnut so it matches the top.

Your Royal Ascot hat is fi nished! Feel free to customise your creation by adding more tissue fl owers or painting your cardboard brim instead.

GUESS THESE ICONIC ROYAL ASCOT LANDMARKS

Below you will find images showing a section of six iconic landmarks you can find at Ascot Racecourse. Unscramble the letters to discover what they are. Check your answers in the Activities Answer Pack.

1 2 3

’ N W I G N N I O E N S E V R I S G N S B T A D D A N T S P O A T E G

4 5 6

A K F E R L N R T S D G N A D N A O I P D M U U T S A E T

#RoyalAscot WHICH ROYAL ASCOT RACE SHOULD YOU ENTER?

Answer the questions and find out below!

When was the first Gold Cup Who is the only reigning 1 run at Ascot? 2 monarch to to have owned the winner of the Ascot Gold Cup? A 1807 A Queen Elizabeth II B 1907 B Queen Victoria 2007 C C King George VI

At what time does the Royal In which direction do the horses 4 3 Procession begin each day of race at Ascot Racecourse? Royal Ascot?

A Clockwise A 1pm B 2pm B Anti-clockwise C 3pm

Which jockey won an incredible What are the ceremonial 5 nine races at Royal Ascot 2015? 6 guards for the monarch at Royal Ascot known as? Frankie Dettori A A Greencoats Ryan Moore B B Redcoats Oisin Murphy C C Tophats

#RoyalAscot Where do the jockeys mount their Where does the winning horse 7 horses before the race? 8 go after finishing the race?

A The Parade Ring A The Winners’ Enclosure B The Racecourse B The Champion’s Stable C The Grandstand C The Victory Run

9 After racing each evening, where Who is the only horse to have won do racegoers go for an unmissable 10 The Gold Cup four times? singalong of British classics? A Stradivarius A The Grandstand B Yeats B The Winning Post C Estimate C The Bandstand

HOW MANY QUESTIONS DID YOU GET RIGHT?

Check your answers at the back of this pack to find out which Royal Ascot race you should enter.

0-2 3-5 6-8 9-10

Start out your On to a Group race! You’re almost at the Well done! You’ve Royal Ascot career in Try your luck in the top level, and ready to earned your place in the The Royal Hunt Cup! Group 3 Jersey Stakes. line up in the Group 2 Group 1 Gold Cup, Royal Hardwicke Stakes! Ascot’s oldest and most prestigious race.

#RoyalAscot