2025 EBF Maiden Stakes Betting Odds at Chester racecourse

Thursday, 08 May 2025

If Filly Foden is entered into this Chester race, then perhaps the filly could be the one to beat. There have been some smart performances from the two-year-old so far, although there’s an open market as far as the betting is concerned. First Approach was second in a debut and also has the potential to run well in this encounter.

Aidan O’Brien is likely to have a fruitful time of things at Chester and perhaps the above horse can deliver the goods. Frio is also entered for John & Sean Quinn, with a third-placed finish achieved last time out. Somebody was able to score second previously, with Red Savitar also among the pick of the two-year-olds.

2025 Maiden Stakes at Chester Betting Tips

Filly Foden has produced some smart performances during a fledgling career and perhaps the horse is the one to beat in this Chester encounter. The runner was able to finish second out of ten last time out, with the charge finishing one and a half lengths behind the favourite on that occasion. That came after a runner-up at Musselburgh.

First Approach runs for Aidan O’Brien and Ryan Moore is on board a two-year-old who can travel well over five furlongs. The horse has pace in abundance, with the runner producing a decent effort on the all-weather at Dundalk Racecourse. However, this is a race where there’s not a lot of form to go off.

Frio is also among the market leaders, with John & Sean Quinn saddling a runner who finished third out of seven at Musselburgh last time out. The horse was just three lengths off the pace on that occasion, with Somebody having run positively in the two outings to date. The last effort was a runner-up spot at Southwell on the all-weather.

Red Savitar was third last time out, with the horse performing adequately at Southwell in a field of five horses. Artista was also third in a previous showing and Ollie Sangster saw his horse have a positive run out. That was in a field of twelve horses at Beverley, with Bring It On having finished second for Tom Dascombe last time out.