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2026 Prix du Moulin Odds - Gstaad favourite to beat Opera Ballo again at Longchamp

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Last updated: Wed 02 Sep 2026 15:14
The 2026 Prix du Moulin at Longchamp promises an exciting race with several Group One contenders lined up. Gstaad leads the betting after a strong season, including a Guineas victory, while Opera Ballo and Erdenali are also strong challengers. Notable Speech, a multiple Group One winner, is less likely to run, with connections eyeing the Breeders' Cup instead. Other notable entries include Ten Bob Tony and Zeus Olympios. With legendary trainers and talented horses, this year’s race could deliver some surprises, but Gstaad is currently the firm favourite.
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  • Odds and entries for the 2026 Prix du Moulin
  • This Group One takes place at Longchamp racecourse on Sunday 6th September
  • Gstaad heads the betting at 13/8
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Gstaad (left) finishing ahead of Opera Ballo (noseband) when second to Bow Echo in the Sussex Stakes. (Getty)

Three important trials for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe will take place at Longchamp on Sunday, along with the historic Prix du Moulin. This Group One has been won by many legendary names down the years, and Sunday's renewal is shaping up to be a cracker.

Here's the latest betting for the 2026 renewal of the Prix du Moulin.

2026 Prix du Moulin Odds


Name
Odds
Gstaad13/8
Opera Ballo11/4
Erdenali7/2
Notable Speech5/1
Ten Bob Tony6/1
Zeus Olympios8/1
Bar14/1

2026 Prix du Moulin Runners


Gstaad tops the betting for Sunday's main event at Longchamp. Aidan O'Brien's star has finished second to Bow Echo in three Group Ones this season, while also winning the Irish 2000 Guineas, and Gstaad is best-priced at 13/8 to win his third Group One at the weekend.

Charlie Appleby has entered Opera Ballo, who was last seen finishing third behind Bow Echo and Gstaad in the Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood. Appleby has also kept multiple Group One winner Notable Speech in the field, but he's much more likely to go with Opera Ballo and save Notable Speech for the Breeders' Cup.

Francis Graffard will be represented by the three-year-old Erdenali, who lost his unbeaten record when only third behind Silius in the Group Three Prix Messidor in July. Queen Anne Stakes winner Ten Bob Tony will make his fourth Group One appearance in a row, following placed efforts at Goodwood and York. 

Zeus Olympios is still searching for a maiden Group One win, following an agonising defeat to Rayif in the Prix Jacques le Marois. Karl Burke has also entered Group Three winner Native Warrior.

Prix Jean Prat third Nighttime could represent Christopher Head. Aidan O'Brien has left Expanded in the entries. Jacques le Marois seventh Dreamliner rounds off the market.

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