Qipco British Champions Sprint Stakes: Odds and Betting Tips

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We continue our preview of British Champions Day by casting our eyes over the first Group 1 race of the day. Once again, here at betting.bet you’ll find the very best race odds and free bet offers from our popular online betting partners at BoyleSports.

The Qipco British Champions Sprint Stakes at Ascot on Saturday will be contested over 6f, the event was established as the Diadem Stakes in 1946 but has been known as the Sprint Stakes since it switching to Champions Day in 2011.

On what will be his final race meeting in the UK, Frankie Dettori will ride last year’s winner, Kinross once more for trainer, Ralph Beckett. Kinross is the heavy favourite to retain his Sprint Stakes title and he’s been extremely active over the summer. The six-year-old has already raced five times in 2023, winning both the Lennox Stakes and City Of York Stakes. A surprise second when odds-on favourite for the Prix de la Foret at Longchamp last time out but this year’s Sprint Stakes renewal is undoubtedly Kinross’ to lose.

According to the bookies’ odds, the main challenge is likely to come from Vadream however, you can stake a claim for several of these. Spycatcher has raced six times in 2023 and has shown plenty of promise. The seven furlongs probably proved too far in the Park Stakes at Doncaster last time out whilst he probably should’ve won the Group 1 Arc Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville in August.

Rohaan finished fourth in last year’s renewal and heads back to Ascot having won over C&D last time out. Rohaan finished well to head English Oak in the Iron Stand Handicap just two weeks ago.

Sprint Stakes Odds

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