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Dettori bursts out laughing but I am not sure if it’s genuine mirth or a deflection of his real feelings. In all the sentimentality of his Ascot farewell could his dad finally congratulate him? “No chance,” Dettori says. “Dad is set in his ways. For years he hurt me but, now that I know his character, it doesn’t affect me in the slightest.

He takes me to the darkened mausoleum to which he retires every evening. There is a huge TV, an even bigger trophy cabinet crammed with cups, and two giant sofas. “ Da-dahhh!” he says, proudly . “This is my own room. No children, no women and no animals.” Nobody is allowed in? “Well, only my mates!’’