Royal Ascot each-way and Lucky 15 tips: Day 5
Ron Wood has picked out a Lucky 15 for Royal Ascot day five on Saturday, as well as an each-way bet.
Royal Ascot Day 5 Lucky 15 tips
The first runner in this Lucky 15 bet is TREANMOR in the opening race on the card, the Listed Chesham Stakes (2.30). This horse won so easily in a 6f Newmarket novice on his debut. The form has been let down, but there is no doubt at all that he is a smart colt. He is fast and bred to stay.
The second leg of the Lucky 15 is SARACEN in the Group 3 Jersey Stakes (4.20). Read more about him in the each-way bet below – he is a strong fancy.
Next up is JARRAAF in the Wokingham (5.00). He won a couple of handicaps over course and distance on good and quick ground last year and there was nothing wrong with his reappearance fourth in a Salisbury Listed race.
The final selection is SOBER in the closing Queen Alexandra Stakes (6.10). He was a dual Group 2-winning stayer on the Flat in France in 2023 and most recently won over hurdles – over 2m 4f – on his debut for Willie Mullins. He has never tried as far as this trip (2m 5½f), but he looks like having too much for his rivals.
Treanmor (2.30, Ascot) @ 6/4 with Sky Bet (⅕ for first 3 places)
Saracen (4.20, Ascot) @ 5/1 with Sky Bet (⅕ for first 5 places)
Jarraaf (5.00, Ascot) @ 13/2 with Sky Bet (⅕ for first 7 places)
Sober (6.10, Ascot) @ 10/11 with Sky Bet (⅕ for first 3 places)
A £0.10p each-way Lucky 15 – for a total stake of £3 – on these four horses offers a potential return of £83.32.
Royal Ascot Day 5 each-way tip
There is still better to come from SARACEN (4.20). He won a 6f Curragh maiden by four lengths on his sole juvenile start and was still raw when third in the 7f Greenham at Newbury on his reappearance. That race did not unfold to suit and he was beaten by two horses with Group 1 form.
Saracen ran at Newbury so his connections could see whether he was one for the French 2,000 Guineas or the Jersey, and he turns up in the latter contest with strong-looking claims, especially of making the first five places, for which Sky Bet pays out.
Odds provided by Sky Bet and correct at the time of writing. Stars denote strength of selection (maximum five).
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Lucky 15 explained
There are 'multiple' bet options that can be a good way of still getting paid out even if certain runners let you down, and a Lucky 15 is one of the classics.
This bet is made up of four selections, with single bets on each of them (four bets), six doubles (all the combinations of the four selections), as well as four trebles and one four-fold accumulator. Clue's in the name, that's 15 bets in total.
That might seem like a lot of bets but you can stake accordingly and, as the odds build, these options can return substantial payouts even to a relatively small lay-out.
What is an each-way bet?
An each-way bet is a popular type of wager, particularly with horse racing fans. It is essentially two bets, both of which have the same size stake.
An each-way bet features one bet on the selection to win and the other bet on the selection to place.
So a £10 each-way bet will cost you a total of £20. There will be one £10 bet on the selection to win and another £10 on the selection to place.
It's a popular bet because it offers punters the chance of a return, even if the horse in question fails to win. Bookmakers will pay out at a stated percentage of the odds for a place finish, for example one-fifth of the SP for finishing in the first three.
The more runners there are in a horse race, the more places will be on offer. In races that feature lots of runners, the horses will be available at bigger odds, making an each-way bet a wise choice.
Ron Wood 2025 horse racing P/L
(up to and including Thursday June 19)
Star ratings explained
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - confident selection
⭐⭐⭐⭐ - strong fancy
⭐⭐⭐ - fair claims
⭐⭐ - tentative choice
⭐ - minimum confidence
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