The Everest 2021 Betting Tips & Betting Advice

The Everest enters its fifth year in 2021 and it already is one of the country's most sought after prizes. The 2021 edition of the Everest is scheduled to run on the 16th October 2021.

Worth a massive $14 million, the world's best sprinters descend on Randwick in search of the Everest summit.

Odds are provided by Sportsbet and are correct as of 19/10/2020.

The Everest bookmaker offers come thick and fast given it is a key Randwick race during the Spring Carnival. The biggest and best Australian betting sites all have special offers for customers ahead of the race and you can grab boosted and enhanced odds specials in the build up. If you are looking to sign up with a bookmaker ahead of the The Everest check out our top five below.

The Everest field will be finalised leading up to the sprint.

The Everest is hard to assess because we never truly know who's running in the race until the slots are announced.

Redzel has won the first two races and his form would come through the TJ Smith Stakes during The Championships in the autumn.

Yes Yes Yes took the 2019 race.

Krrin McEvoy claimed his third Everest in four years aboard Classique Legend in 2020.

It’s a weight-for-age contest, but ironically the older horses are best suited given the race experience counts for plenty.

The Everest race schedule can be found below. Timings are subject to change.

Race 1: Victory Vein Plate 

Race 2: Class 3 Handicap 

Race 3: Reginald Allen Quality 

Race 4: Rating 100 

Race 5: The Kosciuszko 

Race 6: Sydney Stakes 

Race 7: The Everest 

Race 8: Craven Plate 

Race 9: St Leger Stakes 

Race 10: Rating 78 

The Everest was first run and won in 2017 and has changed the Australian racing scene since. 

With $14 million on offer via buyers purchasing 12 slots in the race, The Everest is a one-of-a-kind race in Australia held at Randwick every October. 

The richest turf race in the world, The Everest spots are purchased for $600,000 and the owners get to choose their runner. 

The owner and trainer of that runner gets a significant cut if their horse is successful in the race. 

Both the 2017 and 2018 editions were won by star sprinter Redzel. The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained sprinter was one of the most popular sprinters in Australia and he took his career earnings through the roof with the two Everest victories.

1st - Classique Legend

2nd - Bivouac

3rd - Gytrash

To get all the The Everest social news your best bet is the visit the Randwick social media channels.

Randwick Twitter account can be found at @RoyalRandwick while their Facebook page is at Royal Randwick.