2025 Lily Agnes Stakes Betting Tips

Ali Shuffle has demonstrated winning credentials on two occasions and could be a likely winner of the Lily Agnes Stakes. The filly was recently successful at Beverley in April, with the horse obliging at odds of 15/8 at the east Yorkshire track. This came after landing the spoils at Redcar at the beginning of the month and could be the one to beat.

Miss Piggle was also victorious in her only outing of a fledgling career so far, with Hugo Palmer saddling a horse who looked flashy on the all-weather at the end of April. This performance came at Southwell when scoring a victory by two and a half lengths, with the horse effectively a comfortable winner and looks a good each-way bet here.

Social Exclusion has also been a one-time winner and James Owen’s charge will be carrying slightly more weight than some of the other contenders. However, that only came against two other runners. There was a victory against favourite Museum Place and it was notable how the horse was able to make all and there could be more to come.

Filly Foden is named after the Manchester City star and there have been successive runner-up spots for the Alice Haynes-trained runner. The first of these performances came at Musselburgh in early April, while there was also a second-placed finish out of ten horses at Thirsk a few days later. Definitely one for the shortlist.

2024 Lily Agnes Tips

There are nine runners lining up in the Lily Agnes EBF Conditions Stakes and the majority of contenders have a decent chance of landing a victory. Sir Geoff Morgan was able to run well at Brighton at the beginning of May, with a second placed finish coming behind Daisy Inthe Breeze and the latter horse will be lining up in this encounter.

The Dominic Ffrench Davis-trained runner has been tipped by several experts and there was plenty to like about the performance of the 18/1 chance over five and a half furlongs, with Seraphim Angel next in the betting market. The two-year-old was fourth out of thirteen runners at Newmarket on 17 April.

On that occasion, the horse ran really well at betting odds of 20/1 when appearing in the bet365 EBF Maiden Fillies’ Stakes, with the runner only two lengths away from the winner of that encounter. However, a better alternative could be Lady Lightning and the Ed Dunlop-trained charge was in the winners’ enclosure at Wolverhampton in her only encounter.

When set against seven other runners, Lady Lightning was able to claim a victory by one and three quarter lengths, with the horse having a mares’ allowance. Arabian Cobra has yet to run although the bookmakers still respect the chances of a horse who is marginally ahead of Flicka’s Girl when it comes to the betting market.

2023 Lily Agnes Tips

Ziggy’s Phoenix will be ridden by Ryan Moore at the Roodee on Wednesday 10 May, with the two-year-old looking a worthy favourite to score in the Caa Stellar Lily Agnes Conditions Stakes. Off a mark of 8-13, the bookmakers are keeping the horse onside and there was plenty to like about a recent victory at Ripon on 20 April against a field of five other runners.

Sent off as the 11/4 joint-favourite over five furlongs on soft ground, the Richard Hannon-trained charge was able to fend off other joint-favourite Desert Master to get the job done. That came after a debut on the all-weather at Kempton where the horse finished midfield although it seems to be improving with every race.

Ziggy’s Dream could provide some food for thought and Alice Haynes could have her best chance of the meeting with a horse that has only ran once before, although this was a successful outing. At Doncaster, the runner beat four other competitors to oblige at odds of 9/4 over five furlongs, with Kieran O’Neill on board this promising runner.

Parkside Boy also comes into the race off the back of a victory and there was a victory in a field of four horses at Dundalk on 14 April, with Balon D’Or having beaten a larger number of runners when making a debut at Musselburgh. The Hugo Palmer-trained horse secured a victory on good to soft ground in Scotland when obliging by a neck.