Hampton Court Stakes Odds

The Hampton Court Stakes is a Group Three race run over one mile, one furlong and 212 yards and is open to three-year-old horses. Taking place on the third day of Royal Ascot, the Hampton Court Stakes was promoted to its current status in 2011 and is now one of the highlights on Thursday's action. You can check out the 2020 Hampton Court Stakes odds here.

Hampton Court Stakes Tips 

The Hampton Court Stakes takes place on day three of Royal Ascot, and you can find our tip for the 2020 renewal here nearer the off...

What is the Hampton Court Stakes? 

The Hampton Court Stakes is a Group Three race run on the third day of Royal Ascot and is open to three-year-old horses.

It may lack the quality of some of the top-class Group One races on the Royal Ascot schedule, but the Hampton Court Stakes - since it was promoted to Group Three level - has attracted some smart middle distance horses that have gone on to land bigger prizes later in their career, so it's certainly a fascinating race on the Thursday of the Royal meeting, and can unearth a smart winner every now and then.

What happened in the 2019 Hampton Court Stakes? 

Thirteen horses went to post for the Hampton Court Stakes in 2019, but it was Frankie Dettori that stole the show once again at Royal Ascot as he rode the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Sangarius to an emphatic two and a quarter length victory in the race. Andrew Balding's 7/2 favourite Fox Chairman was best of the rest, but could only finish second, while King Ottakar claimed third in a race dominated by the Freemason Lodge inmate.