2024 Zetland Stakes Betting Odds at Newmarket racecourse

2024 bet365 Handicap Tips

There’s a big field set to line up in the Zetland Stakes, with Trinity College the favourite although the horse has only won one of his four outings this season. That came at Galway last month when landing a twelve length success, although the horse was then fourth out of five in the Group 2 Beresford Stakes at the Curragh.

Delacroix has performed well in all three outings to date and comes next in the betting, with the horse securing second spot in a maiden race at Leopardstown before winning at the Curragh in August when obliging as the warm favourite. The runner was sent off as the 5/6 favourite in the Group 2 Juvenile Stakes before finishing second.

Genealogy was victorious in his previous outing when winning a competitive race at Punchestown when fending off twelve other horses, with this victory coming over one mile and there was also a promising performance when finishing second out of twelve runners in a maiden race when getting close to hot favourite Acapulco Bay.

2023 Zetland Stakes Tips

Capulet has some decent form coming into Saturday’s race at Newmarket, with the horse most recently seen finishing third at the same course. Aidan O’Brien saddled the charge to a place finish in the Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes, with the two-year-old finishing behind Ghostwriter and Al Musmak in this heat.

Previously to this race, there was a second-placed finish in a Juvenile Stakes race at Leopardstown, with that coming after a Maiden win at Dundalk. Next in the betting come Arabian Crown and Ancient Wisdom. When it comes to predicting which runner is likely to take their place in this heat, the former’s odds suggest a more likely start.

Arabian Crown has scored back to back victories at Sandown and Salisbury, with the latter win coming in the Stonehenge Stakes where a victory of over two lengths was achieved over favourite Arabic Legend. Dambuster looks certain to run and the Andrew Balding-trained runner has a Sandown victory to his name which was recently achieved in September.

There was a Maiden Stakes win over one mile by a head, with Los Angeles having won an Irish EBF Maiden and that victory came by over two lengths. On yielding ground over one mile and one furlong, the Aidan O’Brien-trained charge produced a smart performance to oblige against seven other runners in the race.