Enable has her supporters, but punters are also looking to take her on
Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe 2020 Entries: (draw in brackets)
- Persian King (7)
- Royal Julius (8)
- Way To Paris (6)
- Japan (11)
- Sovereign (10)
- Stradivarius (14)
- Sottsass (4)
- Enable (5)
- Deirdre (12)
- Gold Trip (9)
- Chachnak (13)
- In Swoop (1)
- Mogul (3)
- Serpentine (15)
- Raabihah (2)
Latest Betting:
Love disappointingly not turning up here has had an obvious impact on the market, with Enable now clear at the top of the market at 5/4.
She is now the firm favourite to etch herself into the history books and win a third Arc. She is the most popular horse on oddschecker in the last 24 hours, but doesn’t quite have the monopoly on the market a 5/4 favourite may usually have.
She has taken 27% of bets in the last 24 hours through oddschecker. Over a quarter of bets in the market is a fair share, but plenty of oddschecker users are looking for something to take her on with.
Stradivarius is the second most popular horse on oddschecker, as well as being second-favourite in the market. The superstar stayer has taken 14% of bets in the market on oddschecker. The six-year-old is a best price of 13/2 to foil his stablemate’s date with destiny.
Last year’s third, Sottsass, is third-favourite in the market at 8/1 but the colt is the fourth most backed on oddschecker with 8% of bets.
Rather, it is Mogul who is receiving more attention, with 10% of bets in the last 24 hours.
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Aidan O’Brien’s three-year-old was commanding when winning the Grand Prix de Paris over course and distance last month. Could he take another step forward? At 14/1, punters are more than happy to find out.
His stablemate Japan, on the other hand, has been deserted by oddschecker users. Despite also being a 14/1 shot, he has received just 0.3% of bets for the race. Only 150/1 shot Chachnak has taken less bets.
Persian King has been of some interest to oddschecker users, with 7% of bets in the market on Andre Fabre’s four-year-old. He is the fifth most backed horse in the last 24 hours, with a standout 20/1 with one firm likely to be attracting a number of punters.
The consensus is that whilst Enable deserves her place at the top of the market, and is enough of a price to tempt supporters in, people are also looking to take her on.
The very soft ground at Longchamp could turn the race into a bog and that may be causing concern for fans of Enable.
However, she is a star and could still prove too good for the field. The market continues to be fascinating in the build-up to Sunday, with a number of horses attracting solid support.
