Ascot, July meeting · Group 1
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes 2026
Saturday, 25 July 2026 · Ascot · 1m 4f
Midsummer's all-aged championship over a mile and a half, first run in 1951 and long treated as Britain's answer to the Arc.
The market
Betfair exchange · taken 25 Jul · tracked since 10 Jul
1Calandagan Last run: 2nd at Ascot, 25 Jul3.1 → 2.713/8457
Form2 wins · 3 placed from 4 runs
- 25 JulAscot2nd of 9SP 6/5514
Flat · Good To Firm · C1
- 6 JunEpsom4th of 6SP 5/4438
Flat · Good To Soft · C1
- 18 OctAscotwonSP 15/8480
Flat · Good · C1
- 26 JulAscotwonSP 11/10308
Flat · Good · C1
Stats8 data points
- Strike rates
- 50% win · 75% placed
- At this course
- 2 from 3 · 67%
- Days off the track
- 4 days
- Biggest win
- 15/8 at Ascot, 18 Oct
- With trainer
- F-H Graffard · 2 from 4
- The market
- 2.7 · 38% implied · Market leader
- Since tracking
- 2.8 → 2.7
- Goes well
- Good 2 from 2 · 100% · Flat 2 from 4 · 50% · Class 1 2 from 4 · 50% · 1m4f 1 from 3 · 33%
Bot scores514
early 457 · latest 514 · best 514 · avg 435
Provisional until the final field declares - scored from the runs above.
2Masquerade Ball Record & reads with Pro5.2 → 5.14/1
3Benvenuto Cellini Record & reads with ProBacked in3.9 → 5.39/2
4Minnie Hauk Record & reads with ProDrifting26.0 → 11.510/1
5Goliath Record & reads with ProBacked insteady11/1
6Kalpana Record & reads with Pro13.0 → 12.511/1
7Wurttemberg Record & reads with ProDrifting55.0 → 100.0100/1
8Lambourn Record & reads with ProBacked in410.0 → 160.0150/1
9Action Record & reads with ProDrifting460.0 → 430.0200/1
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Backed & drifting
Backed in
- Benvenuto Cellini 17.0 → 5.3
- Goliath 17.0 → 12.5
- Lambourn 190.0 → 160.0
Drifting
- Minnie Hauk 5.8 → 11.5
- Action 260.0 → 430.0
- Wurttemberg 70.0 → 100.0
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