2025 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Odds - Minnie Hauk now clear favourite at Longchamp

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Sun 05 Oct 2025 08:37

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Jon Vine 05 Oct 2025

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We take a look through the latest odds for the 2025 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe [Updated on 5/10/25]
This historic Group One takes place at Longchamp racecourse on Sunday 5th October
Minnie Hauk is now the clear 7/2 favourite

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Aventure (right) finishing second to Bluestocking in the 2024 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. (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.

Odds correct as of 9:00am on 5/10/25.

2025 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Odds

Name	Odds
Minnie Hauk	7/2
Aventure	5/1
Sosie	9/1
Kalpana	10/1
Daryz	12/1
Cualificar	12/1
Bar	16/1

2025 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Runners

Minnie Hauk has managed to establish herself as the clear favourite for this afternoon's Arc. Aidan O'Brien's triple Oaks winner had been joined at the head of the betting by last year's gallant runner-up Aventure, following her win in the Prix Vermeille, but Christophe Soumillon's mount has been cut into 7/2 clear favouritism after landing a favourable low draw in stall one.

Several other leading contenders have had their odds slashed since Thursday's all-important draw. Sosie, beaten favourite in the race 12 months ago, has moved into a single-figure price following his draw in stall three. Francis Graffard's Daryz and fellow three-year-old Cualificar have both been cut into 12/1, following single-figure draws.

The softening ground conditions at Longchamp has seen former ante-post favourite Kalpana move back in to 10/1. Weather conditions in Paris have, sadly, had a detrimental effect on the odds of the two leading Japanese hopes, with both Croix Du Nord and Byzantine Dream drifting markedly in the past 48 hours.

Alohi Alii is now the highest-placed of the Japanese raiders in the market, mainly due to his low draw in stall four. Five-year-old Quisisana has been supported in recent days, along with Irish raider White Birch and Grand Prix de Paris winner Leffard.

Tom Marquand's mount, Gezora has drifted slightly. Kalpana's conqueror at Kempton, Giavellotto is still unlikely to take his chance on unsuitably soft ground. Los Angeles, Hotazhell and Arrow Eagle complete the line-up.