2024 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes Odds - Auguste Rodin tops Ascot betting again

Jon Vine

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Last updated: 25 Jul 2024

Jon Vine 25 Jul 2024

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Latest odds and betting for the 2024 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes [Updated on 25.7.24]
This Group One will be run at Ascot on Saturday 27th July
Auguste Rodin leads the way in the betting

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Ryan Moore riding Auguste Rodin (L) win The Prince Of Wales's Stakes on day two during Royal Ascot 2024. (Getty)

At the end of July, one of the season's biggest races takes place at Ascot, as many of the world's best racehorses clash in the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes. This historic Group One, which was first run back in 1951, has been won by legends like Nijinsky, Mill Reef, Dahlia, Shergar, Galileo and, the only three-time winner, Enable.

Let's take a look through the latest King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes betting and run through the headline entries.

2024 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes Odds

Name	Odds
Auguste Rodin	5/4
Rebel's Romance	9/2
Bluestocking	5/1
Sunway	10/1
Middle Earth	10/1
Luxembourg	14/1
Bar	16/1

2024 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes Entries

For the second year in a row, Auguste Rodin will carry the tag of favouritism into the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes. Aidan O'Brien's star was the first horse beaten in the race 12 months ago, but returns to Ascot having claimed an impressive victory in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at the Royal meeting.

Charlie Appleby will run three-time International Group One winner Rebel's Romance. Ralph Beckett colud be represented by Bluestocking, following her victory in the Pretty Polly Stakes at the Curragh, but fast ground may force Rossa Ryan's mount out of the contest.

Coronation Cup winner, Luxembourg will join stablemate Auguste Rodin in the field Aidan O'Brien. Hans Anderson will also represent Ballydoyle, having been employed as a pacemaker in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes and the Coral-Eclipse.

Irish Derby runner-up, Sunway is the only other three-year-old who could line up in this year's contest. Dubai Honour will attempt to win his fourth Group One, having won the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud on his most recent start. Middle Earth and French raider Goliath step up to Group One level, following second and third-placed finished behind Isle Of Jura in the Hardwicke Stakes.