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2025 Greenham Stakes Odds - Chancellor favourite for key 2000 Guineas trial

Jon Vine

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Last updated: 10 Apr 2025

Jon Vine 10 Apr 2025

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Latest odds and betting for the 2025 Greenham Stakes
This Group Three takes place at Newbury on Saturday 12th April
Chancellor leads Rashabar in the betting

The Greenham Stakes at Newbury. (Getty)

Saturday's main event at Newbury is the Greenham Stakes. In recent years, two colts went on to win the 2000 Guineas after running in this trial, although neither managed to win. Night Of Thunder placed second at Newbury before claiming Classic glory at Newmarket in 2014, while 2023 Guineas hero Chaldean unseated Frankie Dettori coming out of the gates at Newbury.

Here's the latest Greenham Stakes betting and a look through the most likely runners.

2025 Greenham Stakes Odds

Name	Odds
Chancellor	11/4
Rashabar	3/1
Jonquil	7/1
Al Qudra	7/1
Anno Domini	8/1
Diablo Rojo	10/1
Bar	12/1

2025 Greenham Stakes Entries

Rab Havlin has been confirmed in the saddle of John & Thady Gosden's Chancellor, and he tops the market after that impressive novice win at Doncaster last August. The best juvenile form belongs to Brian Meehan's Rashabar, who won the Coventry Stakes at 80/1 before placing second in two Group Ones.

The Juddmonte colours will be carried into battle by Jonquil, who'll be having his first start since moving to Andrew Balding. Charlie Appleby has a couple of colts entered up, with William Buick likely to choose between recent UAE winner Al Qudra and Futurity Trophy fifth Anno Domini - who both hold 2000 Guineas entries.

David Egan rides recent Lingfield winner Diablo Rojo for Raphael Frier and Amo Racing. Danny Tudhope will partner the once-raced Rogue Allegiance for David O'Meara. Jamie and Richard Spencer will combine with last year's Rose Bowl Stakes winner Yah Mo Be There.

Ralph Beckett will be represented by Solario Stakes runner-up Matauri Bay. Joseph O'Brien could send Siyouni colt Saracen over to Newbury. Other likely runners include Ed Walker's Noble Champion, Aurora Majesty for Archie Watson, and Karl Burke's unbeaten three-year-old The Watcher.