The Hampton Court Stakes is a Group 3 contest run over a distance of roughly 1M 2F and is open to three year olds of both sexes. Horses that have won Group 1 or Group 2 races are ineligible. The leading trainer and jockey (since 1986) are Aidan O’Brien and Ryan Moore respectively with 4 winners a piece.
Below, you will find all the information you need to bet on the Hampton Court Stakes. Our proven tipsters will provide their top picks the day before the race. You can also gain key insights on the runners and riders through our Hampton Court Stakes racecard and read our essential betting trends to help you find a winner.
Hampton Court Stakes Tips
7- H: King's Gambit
- J: W Buick
- T: Harry Charlton
- H: King's Gambit
- J: W Buick
- T: Harry Charlton
- Age:3
- Weight:9-2
- Form:812-1
- OR:107
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Hampton Court Stakes Overview
The Hampton Court Stakes is a Group 3 flat race that takes place annually at Royal Ascot. The race is open to three-year-old horses. It is run across a distance of 1 mile, 1 furlong, and 212 yards at Ascot Racecourse.
The race has undergone several name and status changes during its existence. The Hampton Court Stakes spent a period called the Churchill Stakes and it was an ungraded race that was included as part of a Saturday fixture called the Ascot Heath meeting. This was back in the days when Royal Ascot was only a four-day event so this meeting would take place the day after Royal Ascot had come to an end.
It wasn’t until 1999 that the race was upgraded to Listed status and re-branded as the New Stakes. In 2002, the race was moved to day 3 of Royal Ascot with the festival being changed to a five-day event to honour the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. The race was then renamed the Hampton Court Stakes.
In 2011, the race was upgraded to a Group 3 race and had its name changed to the Tercentenary Stakes to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Ascot Racecourse. The final stage of the race’s evolution came in 2017 when it was once again called the Hampton Court Stakes.
All Royal Ascot Races
13.30 – Queen Anne Stakes
14.10 – Coventry Stakes
14.50 – King’s Stand Stakes
15.10 – St James’s Palace Stakes
15.40 – Ascot Stakes
16.10 – Wolferton Stakes
16.50 – Copper Horse Stakes Handicap
14.30 – Queen Mary Stakes
15.05 – Kensington Palace Stakes
15.45 – Duke Of Cambridge Stakes
16.25 – Prince Of Wales’s Stakes
17.05 – Royal Hunt Cup
17.40 – Queen’s Vase
18.15 – Windsor Castle Stakes
14.30 – Norfolk Stakes
15.05 – King George V Stakes
15.45 – Ribblesdale Stakes
16.25 – Ascot Gold Cup
17.05 – Britannia Stakes
17.40 – Hampton Court Stakes
18.15 – Buckingham Palace Stakes
14.30 – Albany Stakes
15.05 – Commonwealth Cup
15.45 – Coronation Stakes
16.25 – Duke of Edinburgh Stakes
17.05 – Sandringham Stakes
17.40 – King Edward VII Stakes
18.15 – Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes
14.30 – Chesham Stakes
15.05 – Hardwicke Stakes
15.45 – Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes
16.25 – Jersey Stakes
17.05 – Wokingham Stakes
17.40 – Golden Gates Stakes
18.15 – Queen Alexandra Stakes
Hampton Court Stakes Betting Trends and Statistics
- The Hampton Court Stakes is a race that favours the short-priced runners with none of the last 10 winners being priced longer than 7/1.
- Eight of the previous 10 winning horses have been trained in the UK.
- Four of the last 10 winners have come into the race as the favourites.
Hampton Court Stakes Previous Winners
Hampton Court Stakes FAQ
Who won the Hampton Court Stakes 2023?
The 2023 edition of the Hampton Court Stakes was won by Waipiro. The winning jockey was Tom Marquand and the successful trainer was Ed Walker.
Where is the Hampton Court Stakes?
The Hampton Court Stakes is run at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.
Where can I watch the Hampton Court Stakes?
The Hampton Court Stakes is available to watch live on ITV1 and via Sky Sports Racing. The majority of bookmakers have a free live horse racing streaming option that gives bettors the chance to watch the action in real time after placing their bets on the racing.
What is the prize money for the Hampton Court Stakes?
The total prize pool for the Hampton Court Stakes in 2024 is listed at £150,000. The prize money for 1st place in the Hampton Court Stakes in 2023 was £85,065.
When is the Hampton Court Stakes?
The 2024 Hampton Court Stakes is set to take place on Royal Ascot Day 3 with a 17:40 UK time start.
How many horses race in the Hampton Court Stakes?
16 horses competed in the 2023 edition of the Hampton Court Stakes at Royal Ascot.
