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2024 St Leger Odds - Illinois leads Jan Brueghel in Doncaster market

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  • Latest odds and betting for the 2024 St Leger [Updated on 9/9/24]
  • This Classic takes place at Doncaster on Saturday 14th September
  • Illinois leads Jan Brueghel in the Classic betting
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Ryan Moore riding Continuous (purple/white) win The Betfred St Leger Stakes at Doncaster. (Getty)

The final Classic of the season takes place on the second Saturday in September, as a field of classy three-year-olds do battle in the St Leger. This 14-furlong contest has been won by many top quality three-year-olds and the betting for this year's renewal is looking wide open.

Let's take a look through the latest St Leger betting and run through the headline entries.

2024 St Leger Odds


Name
Odds
Illinois7/4
Jan Brueghel4/1
Grosvenor Square5/1
You Got To Me11/2
Sunway7/1
Bar14/1

2024 St Leger Entries


Aidan O'Brien has a stranglehold on the early betting for the final Classic of the season. The new favourite is Queen's Vase winner Illinois, who warmed up for Doncaster with a narrow runner-up finish behind stablemate Los Angeles in the Great Voltigeur Stakes.

Los Angeles will now head to the Irish Champions Stakes - run on the same day at Leopardstown - before a tilt at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. Despite his absence, O'Brien will still play a strong hand, with unbeaten Gordon Stakes winner Jan Brueghel, and runaway Irish St Leger Trial winner Grosvenor Square sitting second and third in the betting. 

Ralph Beckett announced on Monday that Irish Oaks winner, You Got To Me will be supplemented into the final Classic of the season. David Menuisier will step King George fourth Sunway up in trip. Owen Burrows has been training Deira Mile for the St Leger since his fourth-place finish in the Epsom Derby.

Align The Stars could still enter this Classic, despite a lengthy defeat in the Lonsdale Cup at York's Ebor Festival. Jessica Harrington has entered three-time Listed runner-up Kinesiology, with Melrose Handicap fourth Wild Waves a possible runner for Andrew Balding. The rest of the entrants are all trained by Aidan O'Brien, with The Equator, Port Fairy, The Euphrates and Euphoric all featuring in the market.

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