2022 Royal Ascot Tips

2022 Coronation Stakes Odds - Homeless Songs dominates Royal betting

Latest odds and betting for the 2022 Coronation Stakes
This Group One takes place on day four of Royal Ascot on Friday 17th June
Homeless Songs is the 5/4 favourite with QuinnBet
Inspiral, Cachet and Mangoustine also feature in the market

Oisin Murphy on board Alcohol Free on their way to winning the Coronation Stakes on Day Four of Royal Ascot. (Getty)

Jon Vine 16 Jun 2022

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The second leg of a Group One double-header on Friday at Royal Ascot is the Coronation Stakes. This historic race often draws together the winners of the British, Irish and French 1000 Guineas and we could see three Classic winners go toe-to-toe in this year's renewal.

Let's take a look through the latest Coronation Stakes betting and run through the headline entries.

2022 Coronation Stakes Odds

Name	Odds
Homeless Songs	5/4
Inspiral	3/1
Cachet	7/1
Mangoustine	8/1
Prosperous Voyage	10/1
Bar	12/1

*Odds taken on 9/6/22*

2022 Coronation Stakes Entries

Homeless Songs2022 Coronation Stakes FavouriteGET 5/4 HERE

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The most impressive of this year's Guineas winners was undoubtedly Homeless Songs, who bolted up in superb style in the Irish version of that Classic. Dermot Weld's filly will now make her Ascot debut, and it's no surprise to see Homeless Songs sitting clear atop the betting.

Cachet held off a late charge from Prosperous Voyage to win the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket and the two could renew rivalries at Ascot. George Boughey's filly was denied in the French 1000 Guineas by Mangoustine and Mikel Delzangles has handed his filly as Ascot entry.

Unbeaten juvenile, Inspiral could make her three-year-old reappearance at Royal Ascot, having been forced to miss the Guineas. Discoveries will attempt to follow in the footsteps of her sister, Alpha Centauri, who won the Coronation Stakes brilliantly in 2018.

Breeders- Cup winner, Pizza Bianca and Graham Motion's Spendarella could make the trip over from the US to take on the best Europe has to offer. John Gosden's Grande Dame, Andrew Balding's Sandrine, Joseph O'Brien's Agartha and Charlie Appleby's Wild Beauty could also take up their entries.