The Everest 2024 Betting Tips & Betting Advice

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The Everest enters its eighth year in 2024 and it already is one of the country's most sought after prizes. The 2024 edition of the Everest is scheduled to run on the 18th October .

Worth a massive $20 million, the world's best sprinters descend on Randwick in search of the Everest summit.

Bets.com.au provides with The Eversest betting tips and previews and a complete guide to the feature race in Sydney.

The Everest Betting Tips

Our experts provide their free The Everest tips and betting preview in the lead up to the world's richest turf race.

Our preview and The Everest best bets are available in advance of the race as our tipsters pick out the best value from the futures markets and the final field.

The Everest Bookmaker Promotions

The Everest bookmaker offers come thick and fast given it is a key Randwick race during the Spring Carnival. 

Australia's top 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.
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The Everest 2024 Field & Barrier Draw

I Wish I Win is favourite for the 2024 Everest and heads the field for this year's edition.

Bella Nipotina is getting better with age and after what was arguably a career best season in 2023/2024, she'll arrive to the The Everest off two strong performances and the last of those was a placing over this track/trip in the Premiere Stakes.

She shares a $5.50 quote with stablemate Growing Empire, a Ciaron Maher-trained colt who hasn't finished outside of the top two in six starts, which includes four victories.

His winning streak ended with a narrow last start defeat as fav in the Manikato Stakes, however, he still acquitted himself well in his first try against older horses and three-year-old's do have a decent record in The Everest.

The Everest 2024 Form Guide

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, while Kerrin McEvoy claimed his third Everest in four years aboard Classique Legend in 2020.

Nature Strip claimed The Everest in 2021, but finished fourth to unbeaten gelding Giga Kick in 2022. It was Think About It who took out the rich prize in 2023.

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

The Everest Live Stream

Want to watch a live stream of The Everest? A number of bookmakers including Dabble and bet365 stream Australian horse racing live online and you can watch on your PC, Tablet or Smartphone. 

Check out our live streaming section to find where you watch The Everest.

The Everest History

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. 

The Everest Results

Year
Winner
2023Think About It
2022Giga Kick
2021Nature Strip
2020Classique Legend
2019Yes Yes Yes
2018Redzel
2017Redzel

The Everest News

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.

The Everest FAQs

How to bet on The Everest?

To place a bet on the Everest you'll need to be signed up with an online bookmaker.

Bookies provide betting markets on The Everest ahead of the October feature.

Bookmakers also offer best tote and fixed odds markets in the week leading up to the $20 million race, so all you need to do is have an account with money deposited in and you'll be ready to wager on the Everest.

Who to bet on in the Everest?

The Everest is a sprint race that is a slot owned feature.

This means a person or organisation controls which horse they will run in the race. Recently the slot owners have declared which gallopers they will elect well in advance of the race day so we're not left scratching our heads looking at the betting markets.

For those looking for Everest tips, check our website in the week leading into the event. 

Best way to bet on The Everest?

Signing up with an online bookmaker to avoid the queues down at your local pub and club is the way to go.

These days you can deposit and bet from the comfort of your home with online bookies, which means all you have to do is sign up, credit your account and you are ready to go.

How to live stream The Everest?

Punters wanting information on how to live stream The Everest can do so by visiting our live streaming hub.

Sportsbet has a partnership with Sky Racing to provide live vision of all Australian throughbred races, which includes The Everest.

When is The Everest?

The Everest runs on at Randwick Racecourse in October each year.

How long is The Everest?

This sprinting feature is ran over the 1200m distance with a total prize pool of $20 million awarded.

What is the prize money for The Everest?

The Everest is not only Australia’s richest race but the richest turf race in the world. 

The race is worth a total of $20M.