Duke Of Cambridge Stakes Odds

The Duke Of Cambridge Stakes is a Group Two race run over one mile and is open to fillies and mares aged four years or older. Taking place on the second day of Royal Ascot, the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes is often a race contested by those fillies that ran in races like the 1000 Guineas the previous year, who are bidding for more Group success. You can check out the 2020 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes odds here.

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What is the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes? 

The Duke Of Cambridge Stakes is a Group Two race run on day two of Royal Ascot and attracts some of the leading fillies and mares aged four years or older.

First run in 2004, the race was first run under the name of the Windsor Forest Stakes, but in 2013 it was switched to its current name the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes. Holding Group Two status means it may not attract the elite four-year-old fillies and older mares, but the roll of honour still has some smart names on it, and it's a race that continues to grow in stature.

What happened in the 2019 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes? 

With 17 runners going to post, it was Aidan O'Brien's I Can Fly that was sent off the race favourite, but the Ballydoyle raider could only finish third, and it was the William Haggas-trained Move Swiftly that landed the spoils at 9/1. Under a fine ride from Danny Tudhope, the four-year-old was made to battle to win the contest, but she fought off Sir Michael Stoute's second favourite Rawdaa, who was eventually beaten by a neck.