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Sky Sports News HQ racing guru Alex Hammond has picked out her horses to follow at Royal Ascot. The jewel in the Flat racing crown takes place in Berkshire this week, with five magnificent days racing at Royal Ascot. Heres a little look at some of the horses I will be following over the coming days...ThursdayAscot Gold Cup - latest prices here!The banker for many people at the meeting will be Order of St George and theres no doubt hell be the worst result for the bookies. Hes not exactly bred to stay 2m4f, but is trained by Aidan OBrien and could potentially be another Yeats. If hes too short for you, you could do worse than have a saver on either Mizzou for Luca Cumani or Max Dynamite for Willie Mullins. The former was seventh in this last year and returned with a win in the Sagaro Stakes at Ascot over two miles. He should strip fitter for that after a long autumn/winter break which appears to have done him good. There are no problems with the trip for him and he has won five of his nine races. As for Max Dynamite, he was well fancied when just beaten in the Melbourne Cup and although he was disappointing on his first run since then in Henry II Stakes at Sandown, it would be no surprise to see him bounce back. Alexs Thursday preview FridayCommonwealth Cup - latest prices here! This three-year-old Group One sprint looks a cracker. Acapulco heads the market but shes also in the Kings Stand and that five furlongs might suit her better. Quiet Reflection is one of the runners that I like for Karl Burke. She was the impressive winner of the Sandy Lane Stakes at Haydock under former jump jockey Dougie Costello. If the ground happens to come up soft she would run in Kings Stand. She has loads of speed. Another I like is Gifted Master for Hugo Palmers upwardly-mobile yard. He was unbeaten from last summer until the Sandy Lane Stakes when finishing third behind Quiet Reflection. He stays a mile and seven furlongs may be his best trip, so a real test over this six furlongs looks ideal.Coronation StakesIm pretty strong on Nemoralia for Jeremy Noseda in this. She has some strong form Stateside last season including a third place in the Breeders Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. She started her season at Yorks Dante meeting where she won a Listed race over a mile easily. That was her prep for this and she is also Grade One-placed on dirt in the USA so very versatile. She has been pleasing her trainer in the run-up to this meeting. Alexs Friday and Saturday preview SaturdayDiamond Jubilee Stakes - latest prices here!Again, I have another strong fancy in this race. I like Magical Memory for Charlie Hills. He has won the Abernant and Duke of York this term, has loads of speed and travels very well. Theres no doubt hes an improving sprinter. He would benefit if the ground is quick as many of the protagonists dont want fast ground. Those comments apply to Henry Candys Twilight Son, who wouldnt want ground faster than good at Ascot. He was behind Magical Memory at York, but isnt to be written off as that will have knocked off any rustiness. On easy ground he would be a strong selection, but will he get his ground? From the same stable, Limato would be interesting if he is dropped back in trip to run here.Wokingham StakesThis is a pin-stickers race! However, I quite like Brando from the Kevin Ryan yard. I fancied this horse when he was second to Duke Of Firenze over five furlongs at York recently and it looks like there should be more to come from this progressive sprinter. A word of caution though, he wouldnt want quick ground. You could also do worse than back Huntsmans Close from the Roger Charlton stable. This horse put in a better effort at Goodwood last time and likes to come off strong pace, which he will get here. 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"I honestly didnt know if Id be able to play at all," said the rising star who has reached all three of his career ATP semifinals (Bogata, Montreal and Basel) this breakthrough season. "I had a lot of treatment and painkillers. "It was still bothering me on every single shot, especially the serve and forehand. But the trainer told me I couldnt make it worse so I gave everything I had. Im still very surprised that it held up as well as it did, frankly. Its shocking." Federer beat Pospisil in their only other meeting in Montreal two years ago, but the young player from Vancouver is excited to get another chance at the Swiss icon. "It will be incredible to play him, it will be one of the highlights of my career," Pospisil said. "Playing him in his hometown willl make it even more special.dddddddddddd It will be a very special match for me." Pospisil needed nearly an hour to win the gruelling first set against Croatias Dodig. The tiebreaker created stress on both sides of the net, with Pospisil saving three set points and finally converting for the win on his own fourth set-winning opportunity. In the second set, Pospisil broke for a 3-2 set lead only to lose it a game later. But Pospisil dug in to break Dodig again for a 5-4 lead. He finished off the victory a game later on his second match point as Dodig hit the net with a return. "It was really tough to concentrate," said the injured winner. "Its very draining to play that way. But Im really thrilled to go through like this." Pospisil is hoping to improve his ranking enough this weekend and next week in Paris at the last event of the regular season to reach the top 32, which would guarantee a seeding for the Australian Open." He said the trainer told him his condition is a two or three-day affair, with the first day the worst. He is expecting no physical problems when he plays for a spot in the his first ATP final at the weekend. But he admitted that the situation was a close call. "I could not have played a 1 p.m. (match)," he said. "But two hours later I was loose enough to be able to serve almost normally, thanks to all the treatment."" ' ' '