The Queen Elizabeth Stakes (VRC) occurs as the 2nd last race of the Spring Racing Carnival. It should, therefore, not be confused with a race sharing the same name, but which happens to be part of the Australian Turf Club. The Caulfield Cup is considered an ideal lead for this particular race.

While there exists a major difference when it comes to paying out the prize money, registering the right horse into these races can help you win easy bonuses. It is an opportunity to make some quick cash before the 2019 racing calendar officially comes to a close. The Moone Valley Gold Cup is another race worth looking into.

Horses that make a mark on the Gold Cup will normally be registered to take part in the Zipping Class. It is a racing class tournament that occurs on the following weekend.

Fast Facts on Queen Elizabeth Stakes

• Inaugural date—1854

• Track Location—Flemington Racecourse

• Total Prize Money–$300,000

• Track Surface—Turf

• Operator—Victoria Racing Club

• Track Direction—Left Handed

• Grade: Group 3

• Racing Distance—2,600 meters

• Type—Thoroughbred

• Qualifications—3-year olds with the exception of maidens

• Weight Conditions—Quality Handicap

Queen Elizabeth Stakes Tips and Bet Types

Gambling fans can bet on the VRC in a variety of categories. Some of the most popular among race-horse enthusiasts include:

1. Win Bet—You are required to place your wager on the charger you think will emerge top.

2. Place Bet—Wager on the stallion that will emerge among the top three racers of the VRC event. It has safer odds even though it pays less than the first type.

3. Each-Way Bet—If the charger you chose finishes as the winner, you get to collect on the Place and Win dividend. If it finishes in the second or third place, you get to collect earnings for the Place Dividend.

4. Quinella Bet—For you to win this particular bet, you will need to choose two runners that will take the first and second positions.

5. Exacta Bet—Unlike Quinella, you need to be more precise here. You get to state which particular runner will win and which one will follow.

6. Trifecta Bet—For this category, you need to state which runners will take the first, second, and third positions following the correct order.

7. First Four Bet—As the name suggests, you get to select the chargers that will take up the first four positions.

8. Quadrella Bet—Also known as the Quaddie Bet. To win this bet, you are required to choose winners in horse racing in four races nominated by the organizers. What this means is that you have to choose three other races apart from the VRC.

If you want to wager on the VRC, you should consider the following Queen Elizabeth stakes tips:

• Start by opening a wagering account on neds.com.au

• Deposit some funds using an electronic method, PayPal, or through your credit card

• Get yourself a copy of the form guide as soon as it has been released

• Make a decision on the type of bet that you would like to make, e.g., Each Way, Win, Place, etc.

• Choose the racers for this race

If you are worried about the odds, you should note that the odds are availed after the nomination process is completed. The live markets section can provide you with an overview of the odds prevailing at the moment.

Queen Elizabeth Stakes Winners

As is the case with all competitions, there are winners and losers in each and every event. For the VRC, some of the winners have included:

Finishing Order	Horse No.	Trainer	Jockey
1	Vengeur Masque	M.D Moroney	P.M. Moloney
2	Grey Lion	M.S.S Cumani	J. Childs
3	Wheal Leisure	A. Alexander	D. Yendall
4	Violate	B. Stanley	J.M Winks

The Queen Elizabeth Stakes (VRC) event is held every year. You can learn about the early favorites by waiting for the nominations to come to an end.