2025 Aston Park Stakes Betting Tips
There are several horses trading at single figure odds in the Aston Park Stakes, with King’s Gambit trading as the margin favourite to win this Group 3 encounter at Newbury. Harry Charlton’s horse was last seen finishing fourth at Al Uqda, with this coming after a seventh-placed effort in the Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Al Aasy is an older adversary who also needs to be respected, with William Haggas saddling an eight-year-old who was able to score at Sandown towards the end of April. That was in the Gordon Richards Stakes after some solid efforts last season. There was a third-placed finish at Newbury in October after a smart run at Ascot.
El Cordobes has been an impressive performer this term, finishing victorious at Newmarket in early May. This was a handicap success over one mile and four furlongs, with that coming after previously starring at Meydan. Consecutive runner-up efforts came in competitive encounters for the Charlie Appleby-trained charge.
Sunway was third in his seasonal debut and David Menuisier will now be looking for his horse to compete in this weekend encounter at Newbury. He returns to the same track after a few weeks later, with the horse having previously been unable to oblige as the 6/4 favourite before missing out by two lengths.
2024 Aston Park Stakes Tips
Desert Hero is one of several William Haggas-trained runners who will line up in the Aston Park Stakes, with the four-year-old likely to go off as favourite. The horse was last seen finishing second in the Gordon Richards Stakes, with the horse narrowly beaten by a head at Sandown Park, with victories coming at Ascot and Goodwood last time out.
The victory at Ascot came in the King George V Stakes when the horse was able to oblige at betting odds of 18/1. That came before a triumph in the John Pearce Racing Gordon Stakes, with Jack Darcy coming next in the betting and the runner was recently fifth in a race at Riyadh when performing well in the Neom Turf Cup.
Bluestocking runs for trainer Ralph Beckett and there was plenty to like about his recent showing at Ascot in October where the horse finished second out of fourteen runners. The horse was beaten by just a neck by Poptronic and that came after a runner-up performance at Chester when being sent off at odds-on for the Stand Cup Stakes.
Hamish is the horse who also boasts solid credentials, with the eight-year-old having collected a spate of wins over the past few outings. The latest success came at Newbury when obliging with a victory in the Surprise Stakes. This came after a triumph in the St Simon Stakes over one mile and four furlongs.