A showdown between the world's fastest horses is set for the final day of Royal Ascot, as Japan's Satono Reve takes on top sprinters from Europe and beyond in the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes.
This six-furlong dash is not only the grand finale of the prestigious meeting but also a defining moment for global sprint supremacy. With elite contenders like Lazzat and Inisherin in the mix, victory here would cement Satono Reve’s place among the sport's greats.
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What time is the 2025 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes?
The 2025 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes will be run on Saturday, June 21, the final day of Royal Ascot. The race is scheduled to start at 3:40 PM.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes 2025 betting tips, predictions, form and latest odds
The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes is the pinnacle sprint race of Royal Ascot's final day.
Formerly known as the Cork and Orrery Stakes, it was elevated to Group 1 status in 2002 to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Golden Jubilee. Renamed in its current form in 2023, the race is open to horses aged four and older and has produced legendary winners such as Black Caviar, Blue Point, and the back-to-back shocker Khaadem.
It remains a showcase of raw speed and elite class over the straight Ascot six furlongs.
In 2025, all eyes are on Satono Reve, who arrives from Japan with a growing reputation. Twice narrowly defeated by the world’s top-rated sprinter, Ka Ying Rising, Satono Reve has proven he belongs among the elite. A win here would mark not just a career-defining moment, but an international milestone for Japanese sprinting.
His top rival may be Lazzat, the French-trained gelding who went unbeaten in his first six starts, including the G1 Prix Maurice de Gheest. Though his streak was halted with three consecutive defeats, he bounced back with a Listed win in the Prix Servanne and looks ready to reclaim top-level success.
Inisherin also brings strong credentials, having captured last year’s Commonwealth Cup. After a few underwhelming efforts in older-horse G1s, he returned to form with victory in this year’s G2 Duke of York Stakes, confirming his resurgence.
Another intriguing name is Storm Boy, a lightly raced Australian import. Undefeated in four starts before being purchased by Coolmore, he makes his second European appearance and could improve sharply with added acclimatization.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes 2025: Key contenders to watch
All odds correct at time of publish via Spreadex.
- Satono Reve (9/2)
Proven against the world's top sprinter; powerful late kick makes him a real threat on Ascot's straight track.
- Lazzat (3/1)
Won six in a row including the Maurice de Gheest; back in form with Listed win last time.
- Inisherin (4/1)
Last year’s Commonwealth Cup winner; rebounded with G2 victory in 2025.
- Storm Boy (11/2)
Coolmore’s high-priced acquisition. A wildcard with untapped potential after four straight wins Down Under.
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Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes 2025: TSN's Selections
- ◎ Satono Reve
Elite-level consistency and proven against the best. Japan’s best chance yet for a Royal sprint G1.
- ○ Lazzat
Classy gelding who’s back on track. Dangerous if he builds on his last start.
- ▲ Inisherin
Best with a clean run over the straight. Solid each-way value.
- △ Storm Boy
Big reputation and upside; may strike with one more run under his belt.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes 2025: Race details
- Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025
- Start time: 15:40 (local time)
- Race Type: Group 1
- Eligibility: 4-year-olds & up
- Distance: 6 furlongs
- Surface: Turf
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes: Past winners (2005–2024)
Year | Winner | Trainer | Jockey | Draw |
2024 | Khaadem | Charles Hills | Oisin Murphy | 12 |
2023 | Khaadem | Charles Hills | Jamie Spencer | 2 |
2022 | Naval Crown | Charlie Appleby | James Doyle | 20 |
2021 | Dream of Dreams | Sir Michael Stoute | Ryan Moore | 3 |
2020 | Hello Youmzain | Kevin Ryan | Kevin Stott | 2 |
2019 | Blue Point | Charlie Appleby | James Doyle | 9 |
2018 | Merchant Navy | Aidan O’Brien | Ryan Moore | 11 |
2017 | The Tin Man | James Fanshawe | Tom Queally | 3 |
2016 | Twilight Son | Henry Candy | Ryan Moore | 3 |
2015 | Undrafted | Wesley Ward | Frankie Dettori | 6 |
2014 | Slade Power | Edward Lynam | Wayne Lordan | 4 |
2013 | Lethal Force | Clive Cox | Adam Kirby | 15 |
2012 | Black Caviar | Peter Moody | Luke Nolen | 15 |
2011 | Society Rock | James Fanshawe | Pat Cosgrave | 3 |
2010 | Starspangledbanner | Aidan O’Brien | Johnny Murtagh | 4 |
2009 | Art Connoisseur | Michael Bell | Tom Queally | 4 |
2008 | Kingsgate Native | John Best | Seb Sanders | 3 |
2007 | Soldier's Tale | Jeremy Noseda | Johnny Murtagh | 11 |
2006 | Les Arcs | Tim Pitt | John Egan | 4 |
2005 | Cape of Good Hope | David Oughton | Michael Kinane | 2 |
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Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes: Statistical trends (2005–2024)
Top Trainers (2 wins):
- Charles Hills – Khaadem (2023, 2024)
- Aidan O’Brien – Starspangledbanner (2010), Merchant Navy (2018)
- James Fanshawe – Society Rock (2011), The Tin Man (2017)
- Charlie Appleby – Blue Point (2019), Naval Crown (2022)
Top Jockey:
- Ryan Moore – 3 wins
(Twilight Son (2016), Merchant Navy (2018), Dream of Dreams (2021))
Winning Draws (Past 20 Years):
- Stalls 1–4: 12 wins
- Stalls 5–8: 1 win
- Stalls 9–12: 4 wins
- Stalls 13+: 3 wins