A word of caution for punters at this year's Royal Ascot hoping to toast their victories or drown their sorrows - the price might need considering.
Prices at last year's Royal Ascot left punters stunned by the sharp uptick in prices, and another summer of expensive prices await for racegoers. The prices arrive shortly after Cheltenham Festival came under fire for their extortionate drink prices, which left many social media users and punters beyond themselves.
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