Queen Anne Stakes Odds

Run over one mile, the Queen Anne Stakes is a Grade One race open to horses aged four years or older and is the traditional curtain-raiser to Royal Ascot in June. Attracting the best milers from the UK, Ireland and across Europe, the Queen Anne Stakes is one of the feature races of the Flat season and ignites five spectacular days of Flat racing. You can find the latest odds for the 2020 Queen Anne Stakes a little closer to the time. 

Queen Anne Stakes Tips 

The Queen Anne Stakes is one of the feature races at Royal Ascot in June, and you can find our tip for the 2020 renewal here nearer the off...

What is the Queen Anne Stakes? 

The Queen Anne Stakes is a feature Grade 1 race run over one mile and takes place on day one of Royal Ascot in June.

The traditional curtain-raiser to Royal Ascot, the Queen Anne Stakes was first run in 1840 and has long been one of the showpiece races of the Flat season. Attracting the premier milers from across the globe, the top class contest has been won by some of the finest horses in history, and it shall continue to be a race targeted by all the premier trainers and owners.

What happened in the 2019 Queen Anne Stakes? 

A hugely competitive field of 16 went to post for the 2019 Queen Anne Stakes with Barney Roy being sent off the 5/1 favourite. Former winner Accidental Agent refused to race, so the remaining 15 runners fought it out for glory and it was the David O'Meara-trained Lord Glitters that got the better of Beat The Bank by a neck in a thrilling finish. The 14/1 winner was a good result for the bookmakers with 20/1 Beat The Bank grabbing second spot and 20/1 outsider One Master grabbing third place.