Are The Odds On The Oak Tree Stakes Betting Perfection?

A year older and wiser Pretty Baby is back again to see if it can grab a second bite of the victory cherry but for Oak Tree stakes betting perfection you might have to scout out some of the other options available at Bet365, one of the best online betting sites in the UK these days. You might find the price they’re giving the favorite a tad short but there’s plenty of talent in this field to keep it wide open, so let’s take a look at some of the opportunities that this great race presents.

The fourth day of Glorious Goodwood holds a couple of nice hidden gems and this year there will be a fair few more than usual grabbing a bit of the Oak Tree stakes betting perfection the bookies are serving up. With only seven furlongs of terra firma to traverse this race, open to fillies and mares of three years and up, is over in the blink of an eye, but that isn’t to say that there’s no room for strategy, and this one have never been just about straight-line speed alone.

Pretty Baby would become only the second horse to win it twice, which is why even at 9/1 it’s not entirely Oak Tree Stakes betting perfection, although that price does still keep it in contention. This is more than can be said for Blizzard, Stay Classy and Gypsy Spirit which get 33/1 and are probably not the wisest bet on sports in the UK you could make. It’s not that they don’t have a chance, it’s just that they don’t really have a chance worth staking your money on.

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Bet365 Has All The Mares And Fillies Odds For Goodwood

 At 25/1 on Bet365 you’ll find Chaleur, Madeleine Must, Richenza, Foxtrot Lady and Island of Life which is perhaps an oasis only for those suffering with terminal optimism or the need for a longshot each-way wager. Far more tempting is Salayelat 20/1, the same price as is being doled out on Stage Play and Sunday Star, although that does still put them someway clear of the upper field and in terms of Oak Tree Stakes betting perfection there just might be better choices around.

2019 Oak Tree Stakes Odds

• Perfection – 14/1
• Solar Gold – 14/1
• Beauty Filly – 14/1
• Dans Dream – 14/1
• Rocques – 14/1
• Billesdon Brook – 12/1
• Axana – 12/1
• Anna Nerium – 12/1
• Mot Juste – 10/1
• Tapisserie – 10/1
• Pretty Baby – 9/1
• Divine Image – 8/1
• Angels Hideaway – 8/1
• Royal Intervention – 6/1
• Jubiloso – 13/8

These might include Lyzbeth at 18/1 although for each-way Oak Tree Stakes betting perfection it’s probably the 16/1 mark that’ll draw your eye. Red Starlight, Devant, and Beyond Reason all seem worthy enough although it does need to be remembered that’s still behind Rocques, Dans Dream, Solar Gold, Beauty Filly, and Perfection. Any of these is a good reason to take advantage of UK gambling laws, although I’d probably not bet the farm on-the-nose if you back them.

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Oak Tree Stakes Betting Perfection May Be Royal Intervention

 This is partly because Axana and Anna Nerium get 12/1 along with Billesdon Brook and could well find themselves wanting at the finish, especially if Mot Juste at 10/1 has the legs and Tapisserie at the same price doesn’t make a spirited appearance. Pretty Baby gets that 9/1 price, but even that is trailing the 8/1 you can find on Angels Hideaway and Divine Image at sites like Bet365. Indeed that 9/1 looks a tad long when you factor in Royal Intervention is getting 6/1.

Arkle Challenge Trophy

• Date: August 2^nd 2019
• Track: Goodwood Racecourse
• Location: Goodwood, UK
• Distance: 7F (1,408m)
• Type: Flat
• Qualification: 3 year olds+
• Qualification: Fillies & Mares
• Weights: 8st 11lb (3 y/o)
• Weights: 9st 3lb (4 y/o+)
• Winner Penalties: 7lb G1/5lb G2/3lb G3
• Surface: Turf
• Purse: £80,000

Those seeking Oak Tree Stakes betting perfection should note Royal Intervention won over six furlongs at York mid-July and that puts it on good form for this slightly longer race, and possibly makes it a better wager at Bet365, one of the best online sportsbook sites in the UK, than the favourite Jubiloso. It has won at this range but fell short at the Mile when it tried it at Ascot. It remains to be seen if that experience has dulled its edge, or if the 13/8 on offer is worth taking up.