While revelers from all over the world attend the Royal Ascot for racing reasons, some non-racing events are worth sticking around.
The Royal Procession marks the arrival of the queen and the other Royals in horse-drawn carriages. They travel along what is known as the Straight Mile, and in the true spirit of the event, wagers are placed on what color Her Majesty is wearing. They enter each day at 2 p.m., which is half an hour before the first races are run.