| RACECOURSE | People dish Ascot, say (10) |
| TACOS | Mexican dish; Ascot (anag.) (5) |
| COURSE | Study programme for Ascot say? (6) |
| WINNINGPOST | Attractive job Pole aimed for at Ascot, say |
| TIER | Ascot, say, covering onset of racing row (4) |
| MEET | Reversible brim for Royal Ascot, say? |
| NECKWEAR | Ascot, say, in which new race unfolded around back of paddock |
| ICONOCLAST | Heretic tackles Colin in Ascot (10) |
| RACETRACKS | Ascot and Newmarket, eg (10) |
| RACEHORSES | Types of animals trained for events such as the Grand National, Epsom Derby or Ascot Gold Cup (10) |
| GLASWEGIAN | Horse running around Wales oddly heads for Ireland, Ayr, Newbury and Ascot? (10) |
| COATOFARMS | Official device misuses A from Ascot |
| ROYALREBEL | 2002 Ascot Gold Cup-winning horse (5,5) |
| MEATCOURSE | Entree given the setter to Ascot? (4,6) |
| FLATRACING | Equine sport at the Epsom Oaks or Ascot Gold Cup for example (4,6) |
| ATTHERACES | Either Doris or Robin attending Ascot or Marx Brothers film (1,3,2,3,5) |
| RACETRACK | People to follow to Ascot, perhaps |
| FANCYTHAT | My time to wear Ascot headgear, say |
| FLATRACE | Boring group of people that may be seen at Ascot (4,4) |
| TIE | Adjust an ascot |
