Windsor Castle Stakes Odds

What is the Windsor Castle Stakes? 

The Windsor Castle Stakes is a Listed event, which takes place as the final race on day two of Royal Ascot, and is a race contested by a host of two-year-old sprinters.

It may be a race that lacks the quality that some of the Group races have to offer at the Royal meeting, but the Windsor Castle is often used as a springboard for those juveniles that could turn into an elite sprinter later in their careers. It's a race that can unearth a star sprinter that could well return to Royal Ascot the following year to compete in races like the Commonwealth Cup, as winners are often open to significant improvement, so it's an exciting race when thinking about the future.

What happened in the 2022 Windsor Castle Stakes? 

Aidan O'Brien's Little Big Bear was backed like defeat was out of the question and the Ballydoyle raider, who was sent off a 6/5 favourite duly obliged to land the Windsor Castle from Rocket Rodney.

Who is the most successful jockey in the Windsor Castle Stakes?

Irish Jockey Pat Eddery has brought home the winner in the Windsor Castle Stakes on six occasions, with Barrys Gamble (1988), Pharaoh's Delight (1989), Gipsy Fiddler (1990), Satank (1992), Autumnal (2002), and Irony (2001).

Who is the most successful trainer in the Windsor Castle Stakes?

Former footballer, come racehorse trainer Mick Channon holds the record for most wins in the Windsor Castle Stakes with three winners; Great Deeds (1993), Kalindi (1999), and Holborn (2003).