2025 1000 Guineas Betting Odds at Newmarket racecourse

1000 Guineas 2025

There are three horses trading at a significantly shorter price than the rest of the field. Desert Flower runs for Charlie Appleby and the three-year-old enjoyed a spate of wins last season. The latest success actually came at Newmarket in October, with that coming after a success at Doncaster a month previously.

There were also wins on the July course on two occasions when it came to Newmarket. The latest victory was in the bet365 Fillies’ Mile where the horse was able to score by five and a half lengths. However, Lake Victoria has been accustomed to winning her races and there’s every chance that she can go close in the 1000 Guineas.

The horse was last seen winning at Del Mar at the beginning of November. Sent off as the odds-on favourite to win the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf, there was no disappointment after a victory by a length and a half. This came after a success in the Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes when scoring by three lengths over six furlongs.

Red Letter is the other horse trading at single figure odds. There was some interesting performances last term which included a somewhat disappointing performance at The Curragh in mid-September. However, there was previously a success in July at the Irish course, with the Juddmonte-owned charge being highly respected.

1000 Guineas Tips 2024

The 1000 Guineas is the second Classic of the Flat season and it’s hard to identify the winner based on the wide-open look about the betting market. Fallen Angel could go off as the favourite and there was a win at the Curragh back in September when the horse was able to claim a victory in the Moyglare Stud Stakes.

The horse was successful over seven furlongs on that occasion, with this coming after a success at Newmarket where jockey Daniel Tudhope was able to produce a strong riding performance to achieve a three-length win in the Solera Stakes. This came after a solid showing at Sandown Park and the horse boasts solid credentials.

Ylang Ylang was a winner last time out when obliging with a win at Newmarket, with the filly fending off seven other rivals in the bet365 Fillies’ Mile. This came after a third-placed finish in the Dubai Rockfel Stakes where Carla’s Way and Shuwari were able to finish ahead of this runner, while Dance Sequence has the potential to go well for Charlie Appleby.

The three-year-old finished second out of ten runners when running in the Nell Gwyn Stakes over seven furlongs, with this coming after a victory in the Oh So Sharp Stakes back in October. There was previously a win at Newmarket in early July and the next horse in the betting is Ramatuelle who runs for Christopher Head.

1000 Guineas 2023 Betting Tips

We’re set to get a big field for Sunday’s 1000 Guineas, with as many as twenty-two runners lining up for this historic race which is set to go off at 3.40pm. There has been plenty of money for Tahiyra and the three-year-old is now set to go off favourite, with the horse having landed two victories last year at Galway and Curragh.

The latter provides a few clues by virtue of the fact that she beat Meditate into second place and it’s the latter who is second favourite for this latest race. It was the Aidan O’Brien-trained charge that was sent off as the even money favourite, although Tahiyra was able to oblige by over two lengths and it was an impressive performance.

Meditate is the more experienced of the two runners, with the horse having most recently won the Breeders Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf race, with Ryan Moore on board the charge at Keeneland where the runner obliged over one mile on firm ground. Previously to this, there was a second-placed finish in the Cheveley Park Stakes over six furlongs.

Mammas Girl runs for Richard Hannon and there was a win at Newmarket on 19 April, with more to potentially come after the runner obliged in the Nell Gwyn Stakes. The horse was something of a surprise winner at 16/1 although she was able to come from a long way back to claim a victory and now has the propensity to go close in the big race.

1000 Guineas Tips

Hermosa, Love and Mother Earth are among the recent winners of the 1000 Guineas and it will be interesting to see which three-year-old filly comes out on top here. Inspiral runs in the Cheveley Park Stud colours and this was an ownership that had plenty of success at the recent Cheltenham Festival including the triumph for A Plus Tard.

Inspiral is a horse that racked up victories for fun as a two-year-old, with the horse breaking her duck in the Close Brothers Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Newmarket before following this up with triumphs at Sandown, Doncaster and then back at Newmarket for a success in the bet365 Fillies’ Mile when being sent off as the 8/11 favourite.

Aidan O’Brien Bidding to Continue Remarkable Record in the Race

Aidan O’Brien is a legendary Flat UK horse racing trainer, with the Irishman breaking his duck in the 1000 Guineas with Virginia Waters in 2005, while Homecoming Queen landed the spoils in 2012. However, the past few years have seen a series of handling triumphs, with Minding and Winter winning in 2016 and 2017 respectively.

Hermosa, Love and Mother Earth means that it’s been five victories for the past six years, with Tenebrism a horse that can follow in their footsteps and she’s trading as second favourite on the antepost betting market.

The horse is lightly raced after just two appearances as a juvenile, with the American-bred runner winning a maiden race before proving to be the surprise winner of the Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes over six furlongs and there could be further improvement to come in this clash.

However, those looking for each-way betting tips might find that the price of Tuesday is more appealing, with the horse winning a fillies’ maiden over a year ago although there are more unknowns when it comes to this runner.

1000 Guineas Stakes 2021 Betting Tips

The 1000 Guineas is scheduled to take place at 3.40pm on Sunday 2 May 2021, with some of the leading three-year-old fillies competing on the Rowley Mile course and we’re looking forward to seeing them battle out the second classic race of the season after the 2,000 Guineas took place the previous day.

There are currently sixteen horses entered for the 1000 Guineas and we have a clear market leader at the time of writing, although sixteen runners means that punters can get some favourable each-way terms when it comes to betting on this Newmarket race and we’re excited to see how the race unfolds.

Santa Barbara Big Favourite to Win 1000 Guineas

It’s no surprise to see an Aidan O’Brien-trained horse heading the betting market to win the 1000 Guineas although the fact that Santa Barbara has only run once makes it something of a surprise to find that she is trading as the 6/4 favourite to secure a victory at Newmarket.

There’s little doubt that she looked impressive when winning the Irish EBF Median Sires Series Maiden and it was a facile victory although this encounter is a good deal more competitive and perhaps there’s the chance to take on the market leader and look at one of the horses trading at bigger odds.

Pretty Gorgeous Looks a Viable 1000 Guineas Alternative

Joseph O’Brien is bang up for trying to usurp his father and the two trainers will have gone head-to-head in the 2000 Guineas before clashing in the 1000 Guineas, with Pretty Gorgeous having won the bet365 Fillies’ Mile on 9 October when beating Indigo Girl by half a length.

She also won the A.R.M. Holding Debutante Stakes which was a Group 2 encounter at The Curragh, while there was also a second placing in the Moyglare Stud Stakes and we’re expecting the horse to run close when it comes to this clash.

Who Are the Other 1000 Guineas Betting Favourites?

Alcohol Free has had an outing already this season and the Andrew Balding-trained charge was able to win the Dubai Duty Free Stakes at Newbury Racecourse on 18 April 2021 which could serve as a good dress rehearsal for this encounter.

Oisin Murphy will be on board a runner that also won the Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes on 26 September, while the other interesting contenders include Sacred who runs for trainer William Haggas and a victory in the Lanwades Stud Nell Gwyn Stakes has seen plenty of horse racing betting sites shorten her odds as a result.

1000 Guineas Betting Tips 2020

While there is no certainty that the 1000 Guineas will be run on its scheduled date of Sunday 3 May, we are looking forward to this classic taking place at some stage and it’s an opportunity to see talented three-year-olds battling it out at Newmarket Racecourse.

QUADRILATERAL has to enter the equation at this moment in time, with the Roger Charlton-trained charge clearly impressing last season with three consecutive victories. She landed victories at Newbury in August and September before landing the Fillies’ Mile in October. That was a Group 1 success over a mile and marks her out as a potential winner for sure.

Then we come to those Jessica Harrington fillies. ALBIGNA has plenty of experience after running five times as a two-year-old and she scooped victory in her first two races at The Curragh while there was also a Group 1 victory at Longchamp on very soft ground and she is one to watch.

Perhaps there is little between this filly and her stablemate MILLISLE, with jockey Shane Foley getting the best out of the horse in the Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes on 28 September when she upset the odds by winning at 16/1. There could be further improvement this season and it will be interesting to hear the trainer’s thoughts.

We naturally need to talk about a trainer who has landed victory in three of the past four renewals and Aidan O’Brien has what you might describe as a few outsiders at this present moment although that could all change as we get nearer to the off. LOVE is regarded as the liveliest runner from the Coolmore stable right now and the 16/1 on offer might shorten if we see her run a big race before the 1000 Guineas.

The daughter of Galileo finished third behind Quadrilateral at Newmarket and the trainer will have been encouraged by the fact that there was less than two lengths between the winner and his horse. There was previously a seven furlong victory in a Group 1 race at The Curragh and we’ll be keeping close tabs on her in the next few weeks.

1000 Guineas Betting Odds

As the Flat season begins in earnest, we will see plenty of 1000 Guineas pretenders turning out at racecourses providing the horse racing meetings are allowed to continue. That will naturally lead to the odds changing on a frequent basis although Quadrilateral has a very strong chance of being sent off favourite at her current odds of 6/1.

The big question is where the three-year-old will be sent as a prep run before the big race, with Jessica Harrington having to make the same decision with her two horses which are also near the head of the betting market.

Daahyeh wasn’t out of the first two home in any of her five outings last season and you might do worse than look at backing this fillie from an each-way perspective if you continue to think she could finish in the frame.

Khayzaraan is another horse that we can’t rule out, while Pocket Square will be regarded as Roger Charlton second string although victories at Ascot and Deauville suggest that the horse could be knocking on the door.

How to Bet on the 1000 Guineas

Amazingly, the 1000 Guineas was first run in 1814 and the first ever winner was Charlotte who was trained by Tom Perren.

Since then, the race has continued to grow in prestige and now forms one of the five Classic races, with Hermosa the latest winner of the 1000 Guineas, fending off Lady Kaya and Qabala to triumph in the 2019 renewal.

The race is no different to any other in terms of looking at the form guide and working out which horses have been performing well in the lead-up to this race.

Considering that we’re talking about three-year-old fillies lining up, there is only a year’s worth of form to consider and much of the previous racing will have taken place several months ago.

Naturally, some punters follow the trainers who have enjoyed great success in the race and that includes Aidan O’Brien who regularly seems to produce the winner.

In total, the Irishman has triumphed on five occasions although it’s also worth considering the jockey on board each horse considering that Wayne Lordan has won two of the previous three renewals, while the notable Ryan Moore has won three times since 2012.