The Everest Horse Race Preview & Betting Tips
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The Everest Results
| Year | Winner |
|---|---|
| 2018 | Redzel |
| 2017 | Redzel |
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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 $14 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 Golden Eagle can do so by visiting our live streaming hub.
BetEasy has a partnership with Sky Racing to provide live vision of all Australian throughbred races, which includes The Everest.
When is the 2019 Everest?
The 2019 Everest runs on Saturday October 19, 2019.
How long is The Everest?
This sprinting feature is ran over the 1200m distance with a total prize pool of $14 million awarded.
Where is the 2019 Everest?
The Everest runs every year at Sydney's top venue, Royal Randwick racecourse. The stands have been packed for the first two runnings of The Everest and the fans should flock to the iconic venue for years to come.
What time is the 2019 Everest?
There has not been an official announcement on when the 2019 Everest will run, but our best estimate will be a mid-to-late afternoon, close to 4pm AEDT start time.
Who won the 2018 Everest?
Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Redzel won the 2018 Everest.
The gelding successfully defended his Everest crown after winning the first ever running of the sprint contest.
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 12 runners of the 2019 The Everest will race for $14 million in prize money, with the winner collecting $5.8 million.
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