Ribblesdale Stakes Odds

The Ribblesdale Stakes is a Group Two race run over one mile, three furlongs and 211 yards and is open to three-year-old fillies. Run on day three of Royal Ascot, the Ribblesdale has long attracted the elite of the Classic generation, and you can often see runners taking their chance here that have run in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket or in the Irish equivalent and also in the Oaks at Epsom or the Curragh. You can find the latest Ribblesdale Stakes odds here.

Ribblesdale Stakes Tips 

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

What is the Ribblesdale Stakes? 

The Ribblesdale Stakes is a Group Two race run on day three of Royal Ascot and is run over one mile, three furlongs and 211 yards.

First run in 1919, the Ribblesdale Stakes has become of the feature races for three-year-old fillies that have already competed for Classic glory earlier in the season, whether in the 1000 Guineas or Oaks, but with the contest just falling below top level then it can give those fillies that may not be Group One class to try and land a coveted race on their CV. One of the highlights on day three of the meeting, the Ribblesdale is always a competitive betting heat for punters to enjoy.

What happened in the 2019 Ribblesdale Stakes? 

Frankie Dettori's sensational 2019 Royal Ascot continued as he rode Star Catcher to victory in the Ribblesdale Stakes, as the John Gosden-trained raider fought off Aidan O'Brien's well-supported 7/4 favourite Fleeting. Kicking for home early, Star Catcher pulled a length clear of her rivals, and despite some late lunges from some rivals, Dettori managed to hold on to beat Fleeting by just over a length with Sparkle Roll back in third.