2024 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Odds - Look De Vega the firm favourite

Jon Vine

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Last updated: 31 Aug 2024

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Jon Vine 31 Aug 2024

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We take a look through the latest odds for the 2024 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe
This historic Group One takes place at Longchamp racecourse on Sunday 6th October
Look De Vega is the clear 3/1 favourite

French jockey Ronan Thomas (L) and his horse Look de Vega cross the finish line to win the 184th Qatar Prix du Jockey Club horse race at the Chantilly. (Getty)

The first Sunday in October means just one thing, Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe day. Europe's most prestigious flat race was first staged at Paris-Longchamp in 1920, and has been won by true greats like Corrida, Mill Reef, Treve and Enable.

Let's take a look through the current Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe betting and run through the likely runners.

2024 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Odds

Name	Odds
Look De Vega	3/1
Sosie	6/1
Opera Singer	8/1
Al Riffa	12/1
Los Angeles	12/1
Delius	16/1
White Birch	16/1
Bar	20/1

2024 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Runners

Ace Impact ended his career unbeaten when landing the Arc in 2023. Look De Vega will be looking to emulate his countryman, having won all three of his starts thus far, and Carlos and Yann Lerner's star will take in the Prix Niel before heading back to Longchamp in October.

Sosie, third behind Look De Vega in the Prix du Jockey Club, jumped up to second in the market after beating Illinois in the Grand Prix de Paris. Illinois may not be Arc-bound, but Aidan O'Brien is sure to have a couple of runners, with Nassau winner Opera Singer and Irish Derby hero Los Angeles sitting prominently in the market.

Joseph O'Brien has pointed impressive Preix von Berlin winner, Al Riffa at Europe's most prestigious race. John Murphy's Group One winner, White Birch could also fly the flag for Ireland in this year's Arc, with Ancient Wisdom and Arabian Crown possible runners for Godolphin's top trainer, Charlie Appleby.

Yoshito Yahagi intends to run top Japanese three-year-old Shin Emperor, after taking in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown. Do Deuce, who finished next-to-last in the 2022 renewal of the Arc, could also represent Japan in this year's contest.

Jean-Claude Rouget has handed entries to the Ballydoyle-owned Delius, and the fourth from 2022, Al Hakeem. Andre Fabre's Mqse De Sevigne could join stablemate Sosie in the contest. Recent Group Two winners, Survie and Aventure could feature in the home squad for this year's Arc.

Other potential runners include Ralph Beckett's Irish Oaks winner You Got To Me, former St Leger winner Continuous, Feed The Flame for Pascal Bary, and Frau Steinberg's stable star, Fantastic Moon.