On Saturday, to close yet another Royal Ascot week, the great and the good descended upon a converted Route Master bus next to the race track to party the night away and celebrate their tips and bets that paid off royally.
George Bought, Lord Porchester, Tom Charlton, Jack Barham
The Rosebery, the converted bus in question, is a singular example of British excellence, hospitality and originality, with a dash of eccentricity — just like the guests.
A DJ was in situ on the top deck blasting out music all evening, tunes that could be heard across the racetrack. There was dancing and drinks until the sun came down, with food provided by a wealth of kind sponsors.
Hugo Cordle, Alexander Cordle, Freddie Cordle
Will Boughey, George Boughey
Alexander Warren, Daisy Knatchbull, Harry Beckett
Charlie Barron, Edward Pettifer, Ollie Horsnall
Grey Goose served up their signature vodka, with cocktails mixed in celebration of the week’s festivities. Bombay Sapphire also got in on the action, serving up their iconic gin in G&Ts for the topped-and-tailed guests.
Lord Porchester and Alexander Warren
Copious amounts of caviar were graciously supplied by Exmoor Caviar, and IQOS heated tobacco units also sponsored the event.
Georgia Hearne, Kitty Mcpherson, Ollie Horsnall
After the party wound down, guests piled into taxis to head to Albert’s Members Club in London for the afterparty, where more drinks, decadence and celebration were had.
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