Royal Ascot 2017 – Friday: 4:20 Coronation Stakes Racecard, Tips & Betting Odds

Royal Ascot 2017

Coronation Stakes 

Date: 23rd June 2017

Time – 16:20 GMT

Winner’s Prize: £243,853

Live Ascot Betting Odds

 

No
DRAW
FORM
AGE
HORSE LAST RUN (RATING)
JOCKEY / TRAINER / OWNER
1 (3) Red, white stripe, striped sleeves
113-13yo Filly
Dabyah 62 (112)
Jim Crowley (9st)
J H M Gosden
Abdullah Saeed Al Naboodah
2 (5) Purple, white seams, striped sleeves, purple cap
220-1033yo Filly
Hydrangea 26 (107)
P B Beggy (9st)
A P OʼBrien
Mr D Smith, Mrs J Magnier, Mr M Tab
3 (6) Gold and light blue check, gold and white striped sleeves, gold and light blue quartered cap
116-211
D
3yo Filly
La Coronel 49
Florent Geroux (9st)
Mark Casse
Mr John C Oxley
4 (1) Light green and dark green (halved), dark green sleeves, light green armlets, dark green cap
222-121
D
3yo Filly
Precieuse 41
O Peslier (9st)
F Chappet
White Birch Farm
5 (2) Royal blue, orange disc, striped sleeves and cap
229-7623yo Filly
Roly Poly 26 (107)
J A Heffernan (9st)
A P OʼBrien
Mr M Tabor, D Smith & Mrs John Magni
6 (4) Light blue, yellow and light blue halved sleeves
4-11
D
3yo Filly
Tomyris 35 (100)
Andrea Atzeni (9st)
R Varian
Mr Nurlan Bizakov
7 (7) Dark blue
331-211
D
3yo Filly
Winter 26 (118)
R L Moore (9st)
A P OʼBrien
Mrs John Magnier,mr M Tabor & Mr D Smi

 

Betting Forecast:

1/2 Winter, 11/2 Dabyah, 8/1 Precieuse, 14/1 Tomyris, 20/1 Hydrangea, 20/1 Roly Poly, 20/1 La Coronel

Tip: Winter will be long odds-on to win this race and deservedly so.  With 7 runners, only 2 places will be paid so two horses that could be worth small win bets at long odds are Roly Poly and Hydrangea (both trained by Aidan O’Brien who trains Winter).   Roly Poly finished just over 4 lengths behind winter last time out while Hydrangea has a win over Winter from April 2017 however finished miles behind Winter since.  Hydrangea will most likely try to blaze from the front.

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