Musidora Stakes Betting Odds

It will be interesting to see how the betting market plays out for the Tattersalls Musidora Stakes. There isn’t much to separate the leading horses at the top of the order, with Serenity Prayer having won the only race and the Andrew Balding-trained charge could be jostling it out with Smoken when it comes to market leader for this encounter.

Go Go Boots has been able to score a couple of times during a short career to date, with Whirl coming back for another go after finishing sixth for Aidan O’Brien. Ecstatic comes from the same stable and it’s plausible that at least one horse will hit the frame. Revoir could also be in the final shake-up and the same applies to Miss Tonnerre.

2025 Tattersalls Musidora Stakes Betting Tips

Serenity Prayer doesn’t have a lot of form to go off, although the horse won on a debut at Newbury when being sent off as the 2/1 joint-favourite. In the Maiden Fillies’ Stakes, she produced a smart showing over one mile and two furlongs. Therefore, a keen run is expected at the Knavesmire although there are other attractive options.

Smoken is one of them. There was a success at Newmarket in early November, with the 5/6 favourite able to score and that came on soft ground over a mile. Previously to this, there had been a debut success when obliging by two and a half lengths at Nottingham in October, with the horse looking like a backable each-way bet to nothing.

Go Go Boots is a three-year-old who also has plenty of ability. The John & Thady Gosden-trained runner was able to prosper last time out when winning at Lingfield towards the end of April, with this coming after scoring at the same all-weather track in early December. There could be more to come from this charge based on these performances.

Whirl and Ecstatic are the two Aidan O’Brien-trained runners who have the ability to go well, with the former sixth on her seasonal debut. It was in a competitive field at the Curragh where the runner was sixth out of nine horses, while that came after a success at the same Irish track in October after a win at Doncaster.

2024 Musidora Stakes Tips

Friendly Soul could be the pick of the three-year-olds when it comes to the Musidora Stakes, with the horse breaking his duck on the all-weather at Kempton back in December before returning to the winners’ enclosure at Newmarket in May. The horse was able to win the Pretty Polly Stakes over one mile and two furlongs.

This was a victory by just over a length when fending off odds-on favourite Kalpana, with the first win coming in a maiden fillies’ stakes over a mile at Kempton Park. Classical Song hasn’t raced for over 200 days although this highly-rated charge certainly has a chance and turned in some impressive displays as a two-year-old.

The horse was last seen finishing fourth out of eight runners in a competitive race at Newmarket in October, with this coming in the bet365 Fillies’ Mile. This came after a win at Sandown in early September when landing a three-length win over seven furlongs, with Mayfair certainly meriting respect from the layers too.

Aidan O’Brien trains a runner who was a runner-up at Dundalk in April when finishing close behind Star Magnolia, with the 8/15 favourite narrowly falling short over seven furlongs. This came after the same fate befell the same runner over seven furlongs on heavy ground at The Curragh and perhaps we will see the horse go one better.

2023 Musidora Stakes Tips

We’re eager to see how Infinite Cosmos performs on Wednesday when lining up against seven other rivals in the Duke of York Clipper Stakes. The three-year-old was sent off as the 8/11 favourite in the Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Newmarket, with this taking place over one mile and two furlongs. It was a convincing win for the filly by over four lengths.

Previously to this, the horse finished second in the Maiden Fillies’ Stakes over one mile, with Gather Ye Rosebuds running for trainer Jack Channon and there was plenty to like about the way in which the 33/1 shot performed in a Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Newbury Racecourse where a victory of nearly ten lengths was achieved.

Lambada was able to score a victory for trainer Aidan O’Brien, with the three-year-old able to oblige against twelve other competitors at Gowran Park. The horse won a maiden over one mile, one and a half furlongs, with Seamie Heffernan on board a runner who was able to oblige by nearly four lengths after running well at Leopardstown last autumn.

Sea Of Roses should go well for trainer Andrew Balding and the horse was last seen running at France when finishing second in a race at Saint-Cloud. This was in the Group 3 Prix Penelope and it was no mean feat to finish second behind favourite Pensee Du Jour when running well over one mile and two furlongs on soft ground.