“We were expecting a big run because Simon and Ed were very happy with her going into the race,” adds Harry. “She was a little fiery at first, as breeze-up horses often are, but she soon began to settle well. Her first piece of serious work was good and her second piece even better.

“On paper the maiden she won looked a very good race so we were delighted she did it so decisively. Following that performance we are obviously very hopeful of a big run with top jockey James Doyle on board.”

The Royal Ascot Racing Club was formed by Harry back in 1997 and is no stranger to success at the Royal Meeting. Five years later the Michael Bell-trained Revenue won them another big two-year-old race, the Windsor Castle Stakes.

“This is probably the best racing club in the world as it’s so unique,” adds Harry. “Our members not only enjoy the attractive facilities and hospitality but have an interest in four quality horses. They share all the prize money we win and if we sell a horse for twice the amount we paid for it they also receive a percentage.

“Some of our members are established racehorse owners in their own right while others are experiencing the involvement for the first time. Our horses are a terrific glue that get everyone talking and our stable visits are always very well attended.”

The next visit to the Crisfords’ Newmarket stables will certainly be fully subscribed if All The Time can maintain her unbeaten record in front of a worldwide audience.