Prix du Moulin Betting Odds

There are some quality operators lining up for the Prix Du Moulin at Longchamp on Sunday. There’s a huge sum of prize money up for grabs, with the race attracting a number of star runners. The 2025 renewal is no exception, with Henri Matisse lining up and likely to go off as favourite for this one mile encounter.

However, there are lots of viable challengers for the crown, with Rosallion likely to make a big impression on the current ground. Dancing Gemini can’t be easily discounted, with Lead Artist also a capable operator. We’re excited to see how the betting market pans out and there are likely to be several odds boosts for this big race.

2025 Prix Du Moulin Betting Tips

Aidan O’Brien hasn’t been hugely successful in the Prix Du Moulin over the years, although Rock Of Gibraltar and Circus Maximus delivered the goods for the Irish handler. Perhaps he will be back in the winners’ enclosure for the 2025 race, with Henri Matisse heading the betting market. The three-year-old has been an impressive performer this season.

Last time out, the horse finished third out of seven runners in the Qatar Sussex Stakes. Sent off at odds of 11/2, the charge performed well after finishing second in the St James’s Palace Stakes at the Royal Ascot meeting. There was certainly no disgrace losing to odds-on favourite Field Of Gold and that came after a Longchamp success in May.

Rosallion is trading at a similar price and actually finished ahead of Henri Matisse in the Sussex Stakes. More recently, there was a fourth-placed effort in the City Of York Stakes when being sent off as the even money favourite. Perhaps an extra furlong might benefit a runner who was second in the Queen Anne Stakes as the 5/2 favourite.

Dancing Gemini is a four-year-old trained by Roger Teal and the horse was last seen finishing third out of ten runners at Deauville. That was in the Aga Khan Studs Prix Jacques le Marois after a disappointing effort at Royal Ascot. The horse was only able to land eighth out of ten runners when turning out in the Queen Anne Stakes.

2021 Prix du Moulin latest betting odds

Cash Asmussen is the most successful jockey in the history of the Prix du Moulin, with the rider having won on six occasions and the latest of these successes came in 2000 when he rode Indian Lodge to success. Similarly, Andre Fabre has racked up seven victories as a trainer in this encounter, with Soviet Star getting the ball rolling in 1988 and the latest was Persian King in 2020.

Baeed Heads Betting for 2021 Prix du Moulin

It’s clear that Baeed is the horse that will take all the beating for the 2021 renewal at ParisLongchamp, with the William Haggas-trained charge having enjoyed an unbeaten year to date and the leading horse racing betting sites all have the runner at odds-on in the betting.

The son of Sea The Stars has been showing an impressive turn of foot in previous renewals, with the horse starting the season as a relatively untested colt although he started the three-year-old campaign with a triumph at Leicester before two victories at Newmarket.

The win in the Group 3 Thoroughbred Stakes at Goodwood was particularly eye-catching, with a step to Group One company being the logical move and the bookies are certainly not prepared to take on Baeed for this race, with the other contenders trading at 4/1 or bigger.

Who Can Beat Baeed in the Prix du Moulin?

There are a number of other horses being chalked up for this Group 1 encounter, with Poetic Flare probably the runner who is most likely to participate and he was runner-up in the recent Prix du Haras de Fresnay-le-Buffard Jacques le Marois when being narrowly beaten by a neck against Palace Pier.

Previously to this Poetic Flare finished runner-up in the Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood and the bookies anticipate that there could be another second-placed finish according to the latest odds, although trainer Jim Bolger reckons the horse is still open to further improvement.

Victor Ludorum and Order of Australia are next in the betting, with the former having run disappointingly at Deauville when last lining up, although the Prix Messidor victory in his previous race suggests he could be a contender. Order of Australia was shortly behind Poetic Flare in the same race and Aidan O’Brien’s Minstrel Stakes winner could be a good each-way bet.