2022 Royal Ascot Tips

2022 Queen Anne Stakes Odds - Baaeed odds-on to remain unbeaten

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Thu 09 Jun 2022 12:43

Jon Vine 09 Jun 2022

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Latest odds and betting for the 2022 Queen Anne Stakes
This Group One takes place on day one of Royal Ascot on Tuesday 14th June
Baaeed is the 1/3 favourite with QuinnBet
Aldaary, Master Of The Seas and Real World also feature in the market

Jim Crowley riding Baaeed (R) win The Al Shaqab Lockinge Stakes at Newbury. (Getty)

Royal Ascot kicks off in fantastic fashion, as many of the best milers in the sport battle it out in the Queen Anne Stakes. This historic Group One has been won by many legendary horses and William Haggas' unbeaten star, Baaeed dominates the betting for this year's event.

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

2022 Queen Anne Stakes Odds

Name	Odds
Baaeed	1/3
Aldaary	9/1
Master Of The Seas	10/1
Real World	12/1
Chindit	14/1
Bar	16/1

*Odds taken on 7/6/22*

2022 Queen Anne Stakes Entries

Baaeed produced a blistering performance on his return to action at Newbury, sauntering to an effortless success in the Lockinge Stakes. William Haggas' stable remains in red-hot form, so it's no surprise to see QuinnBet list Baaeed as their 1/3 favourite.

Sitting second in the betting we find Baaeed stablemate Aldaary, who completed a hat-trick with an easy win in the Spring Trophy at Haydock. Like Haggas, Charlie Appleby has started the season in fantastic form and he could throw impressive Earl Of Sefton Stakes winner, Master Of The Seas into this Group One.

Real World, Chindit and Alcohol Free could renew rivalries with Baaeed, having followed the favourite home in the Lockinge Stakes. Aidan O'Brien has entered up Order Of Australia, who finished second to Baaeed in the Prix du Moulin last season.

Paddy Twomey's Pearls Galore and another Ballydoyle runner, Mother Earth could take up their Queen Anne Stakes entries. Other possible Royal Ascot runners include Jane Chapple-Hyam's stable star Saffron Beach, Sir Michael Stoute's mare Lights On, and Francois-Henri Graffard's raider, Dilawar.