2022 Lockinge Stakes Odds - Baaeed odds-on to remain unbeaten at Newbury

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Tue 10 May 2022 09:58

Jon Vine 10 May 2022

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Latest odds and betting for the 2022 Lockinge Stakes
This Group One will be run at Newbury on Saturday 14th May
Baaeed is the odds-on favourite to make a winning return to action
Mother Earth, Real World and Alcohol Free also feature in the betting

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Jim Crowley riding Baaeed win The Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes during the Qatar Goodwood Festival at Goodwood. (Getty)

One of the most important Group One races of the season takes place at Newbury on Saturday, as many of the best milers in the sport battle it out in the Lockinge Stakes. This lucrative contest was first held at Newbury in 1958 and the betting for this year's contest is dominated by an unbeaten William Haggas runner.

Let's take a look through the latest Lockinge Stakes betting and run through the headline entries.

2022 Lockinge Stakes Odds

Name	Odds
Baaeed	4/9
Mother Earth	9/2
Real World	7/1
Alcohol Free	14/1
Chindit	16/1
Bar	20/1

*Odds taken on 10/5/22*

2022 Lockinge Stakes Entries

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Baaeed only made his racecourse debut as a three-year-old in June of last year. Six successive victories, including wins in the Prix du Moulin and the QEII Stakes, helped Haggas' star reach a rating of 125 and Baaeed will be long odds-on when he makes his reappearance in Saturday's Lockinge.

Aidan O'Brien's former 1000 Guineas winner, Mother Earth currently sits second in the betting. Fellow Group One-winning filly, Alcohol Free also sits prominently in the market, just behind Saeed bin Suroor's five-year-old, Real World.

Frankie Dettori will ride Sunray Major for John Gosden, with Pat Dobbs confirmed to ride Richard Hannon's Chindit. Hannon could also run lightly-raced four-year-old, Etonian.

New Mandate held off Sir Busker to win the Paradise Stakes on his reappearance, and both could take up their entries in Saturday's main event at Newbury.