Coronation Cup Odds
The Coronation Cup is a Group 1 contest for runners aged four and up over a distance of a mile and a half. Read More
Taking place during the Betfred Derby festival at Epsom Downs, the Coronation Cup can attract some of the premier middle distance horses from the UK & Ireland. You can check out the Coronation Cup odds, tips and more here...
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Epsom 14:40
Coolmore Coronation Cup (Group 1)
- 4yo+, 8 Runners
- Flat,Turf , 1m 4f 6y , Derby course - GOOD TO SOFT, Good in places; 5f course - GOOD (GoingStick: Derby 5.5, 5f 5.8)
- Winner £560,200, 2nd £213,300, 3rd £106,800, 4th £53,300, 5th £26,700, 6th £13,400, 7th £6,700, 8th £3,300
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• 1 (5) = Horse number with the draw number in brackets.
• Number alongside the horse name is the days since the horse last ran.
• Numbers/letters under the jockey silk is the horse form with the most recent figure on the right. Numbers = finishing position (0 = finished outside the top 10), P = pulled up, F = fell, U = Unseated, B = brought down, R = refused, C = carried out, D = disqualified, HR = hit rails, L = left at start, O = ran out, S = slipped up, V = void race. A dash between figures indicates a year between the runs and a slash indicates a new season.
• % alongside jockey/trainer names = strike rate in last 30 days.
• Key to pointers: C = Course winner, D = Distance winner, CD = Course & Distance winner, BF = Beaten Favourite last time out, WS = Has had wind surgery since last run, LT = Longest Travellers, b = Wearing blinkers, b1 = Wearing blinkers for the first time, h = Wearing a hood, h1 = Wearing a hood for the first time, t = Wearing a tongue strap, t1 = Wearing a tongue strap for the first time, v = Wearing a visor, v1 = Wearing a visor for the first time, p = Wearing cheek pieces. OR = Official Rating. RPR = Racing Post Rating. Topspeed is a figure calculated using race times and the going to show how fast the horse can run.
Coronation Cup Tips
You can check out our Coronation Cup tips here...
What is the Coronation Cup?
The Coronation Cup is a Group 1 contest for runners aged four and up over a distance of a mile and a half. It is traditionally run on the first day of the Epsom Derby meeting, Epsom Oaks Day, which traditionally takes place on a Friday in late May or early June. The distance of the race is the same as both the Oaks and the Derby, and some top-class names have won the race in recent years, including Cracksman (2018) and St Nicholas Abbey (2011, 2012 and 2013).
The race was first run in 1902 to celebrate the crowning of King Edward VII. As you would expect for a Group 1 contest, Aidan O'Brien has a terrific record in the race, and is the winning most owner in the history of the Coronation Cup, with eight wins; Yeats (2005), Scorpion (2007), Soldier Of Fortune (2008), Fame And Glory (2010), St Nicholas Abbey (2011, 2012 and 2013) and Highland Reel (2017).
What happened in the 2025 Coronation Cup?
In an epic clash it was JAN BRUEGHEL who triumphed over French raider Calandagan under a masterful Ryan Moore ride. The second would go on to rack up a sequence of huge wins after this contest and became the top rated middle distance horse in the world.
Who is the most successful jockey in the Coronation Cup?
Legendary jockey Lester Piggott lays claim to no less than nine wins in this race, with Zucchero (1953), Nagami (1959), Petite Etoile (1960, 1961), Park Top (1969), Roberto (1973), Quiet Fling (1976), Sea Chimes (1980), and Be My Native (1983).
Who is the most successful trainer in the Coronation Cup?
Leading Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has so far trained ten winners (three times with the same horse) in this race, with Yeats (2005), Scorpion (2007), Soldier of Fortune (2008), Fame and Glory (2010), St Nicholas Abbey (2011, 2012, 2013), Highland Reel (2017), Luxemboug (2024) and Jan Brueghel (2025).