Inglis Sires' 2025 Betting Odds - Wodeton has firmed

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Last updated: 31 Mar 2025

Bets.com.au Staff 31 Mar 2025

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Wodeton is now favourite in 2025 Inglis Sires' market with Neds
Rivellino, despite finishing fourth in the Golden Slipper, remains a strong contender
State Visit and Vinrock show potential as significant threats in the race

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Wodeton (inside) is favourite to win the 2025 Inglis Sires'. (Getty)

After being on the second line of betting throughout last week, Wodeton ($3) has firmed in the 2025 Inglis Sires' market with Neds

Inglis Sires' 2025 Betting Odds
Inglis Sires' Winners

The Chris Waller-trained two-year-old lost no admirers when runner-up in the Golden Slipper and he looks suited up in distance to 1400m here.

Rivellino ($3.60) caught the eye with a fourth-place finish in the Golden Slipper, where the Kris Lees-trained colt made ground from back in the field.

The son of Too Darn Hot was undefeated from his three prior appearances.

State Visit ($5) was an impressive debut winner at Canterbury, where the colt overcame trouble in a fast-run race to record the fastest last 200m of the entire March 15 program.

He was a set task in the Group 3 Pago Pago Stakes when finishing third and that March 15 performance should top him off nicely for this seven furlong feature.

Vinrock ($7) rounds out the single figure chances in the 2025 Inglis Sires' market.

The unbeaten colt proved his 1400m credentials last start when recording a two-length victory in the VRC Sires'.

Inglis Sires' 2025 Betting Odds

Horse	Odds
Wodeton	$3.00
Rivellino	$3.60
State Visit	$5.00
Vinrock	$7.00
Tempted	$11.00
Nepotism	$13.00
Bellazaine	$15.00
West Of Swindon	$17.00
Buffalo	$21.00
Others	$26.00+

Market from Neds & correct on 31/03/2025.

Inglis Sires' Winners

Run as the Inglis Sires' now is the Sires' Produce Stakes which was first run in 1867 over a mile when an eventual Melbourne Cup winner in Glencoe saluted.

The original idea of the Sires' Produce Stakes was to promote the progeny of sires that were available for service in the growing thoroughbred breeding industry of the states, especially in NSW.

Placed between the middle of the Golden Slipper and Champagne Stakes, this 1400m Group 1 sorts out the juveniles that are either looking to progress to longer distances or remain at the sprinting caper.

Fireburn (2022), Militarize (2023) and Manaal (2024) have won the last three editions of the Inglis Sires'.