An unladylike brawl broke out on Ladies Day at Royal Ascot - but it was the men throwing the punches.
UK's Mail Online reported that a group of eight men were mauling each other with champagne bottles and broken chair legs, causing one man to suffer a two-inch cut on the back of his head.
Two onlookers told the paper that a young, attractive blond ignited the brawl, and that the men involved appeared to be friends - at least earlier in the day.
The altercation took place next to a champagne bar on a patch of glass at the rear of the grandstand.
Elsewhere, Elizabeth Hurley and Queen Elizabeth appeared to be having a perfectly lovely time, with neither throwing fists.
British actress Elizabeth Hurley watches The King George V Stakes from the Parade Ring on Ladies Day, the third day of the Royal Ascot race meeting in southern EnglandReutersHurley, in a sea of top hats, waits for the race to begin.ReutersWhile men at the rear of the grandstand were beating each other up, Hurley gives a friend a kiss.ReutersElizabeth Hurley watches The King George V Stakes from the Parade Ring. She is part owner of the racehorse Census, who placed second in the race.ReutersQueen ‘needs more money to maintain’ royal imageReuters
