Yorkshire Oaks Odds

The Yorkshire Oaks is a Group 1 race open to fillies and mares aged three years or older and takes place at York. Making up part of the Ebor Festival, the Yorkshire Oaks is run over one mile, three furlongs and 188 yards and is one of the Flat highlights in the female division. With some contenders having competed in top class races at Royal Ascot earlier in the season, this race can also be a key trial for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. You can check out the latest odds here.

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What is the Yorkshire Oaks? 

The Yorkshire Oaks is a Group 1 race run at York and is one of the main events during the Ebor Festival. Contested by some star fillies and mares, the race is one of the summer showpiece races, and it can often see contenders that run at Royal Ascot earlier in the season doing battle in what is always a competitive event on the Knavesmire. 

First run in 1849, the Yorkshire Oaks has been won by some star performers down the years with dual Arc winner Enable being one of the most notable winners as the John Gosden-trained starlet won the race in both 2017 and 2019, and she won this race in 2017 before going on to be victorious in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

What happened in the 2021 Yorkshire Oaks?

Aidan O'Brien's Snowfall was a scintillating winner of the Yorkshire Oaks as having travelled off the pace the Ballydoyle hotpot scythed through the field to scoot well clear of her rivals, and she went on to beat Albaflora in dominant fashion. The well fancied Wonderful Tonight could land no sort of blow on the contest, as she failed to make the frame, as the race was dominated by the star three-year-old filly.