The Everest 2025 Betting Tips - Three long range selections for the worlds richest race on Turf
- The Everest is a 1200m Group 1 race at Randwick with a $20 million purse.
- Ka Ying Rising enters as the favorite with an undefeated streak and top global rating.
- Briasa and Tentyris offer strong competition with strategic preparation for the event.
The Everest sees the sprinters line up for the worlds richest race on Turf, a 1200m Group 1 at Randwick worth $20 million.
- Ka Ying Rising
- Briasa
- Tentyris
Here are our top three long range predictions for the Sydney showpiece to be run on October 18, 2025.
Ka Ying Rising
Ka Ying Rising may entre The Everest as the shortest-priced favourite in the race’s history, thanks to an unbeaten record of 12 straight wins, including four Group 1 victories in Hong Kong in the 2024/25 season. Rated the world’s top sprinter, his explosive speed and maturity have made him a dominant force for the David Hayes/Zac Purton trainer-jockey combination. Assuming there is a seamless transition to Australia, he’ll take enormous beating in the world's richest race on turf to be run on Saturday 18 October, 2025.
Briasa
Briasa surged into The Everest spotlight with a powerful win in the Group 1 TJ Smith Stakes during the Sydney Autumn Carnival, confirming his status as one of Australia’s most exciting up-and-coming sprinters. A lightly raced grey gelding with seven wins from ten starts, Briasa combines early pace with a serious finishing burst—a profile tailor-made for the high-pressure 1200m at Randwick. His early slot confirmation allowed his connections to shape a spring campaign solely focused on Everest success, with one or two tune-up runs planned in Sydney. Unlike Ka Ying Rising, the Team Hawkes galloper has the benefit of experience at Randwick. With scope for further improvement as an older horse, he stands out as the leading local hope to claim the Everest.
Tentyris
Alot of water needs to flow under the bridge but it might be worth considering an up and coming galloper, given the record of three-year-olds in the race. Yes Yes Yes (2019) and Giga Kick (2022) scored as youngsters in the Everest, accounting for two of the eight edition’s run so far. Tentyris shapes as an exciting three-year-old after defeating Wodeton earlier this season—form that was heavily franked when Wodeton ran a bold second in the Golden Slipper (1200m). With the potential light spring aimed at peaking on Everest day, the son of Street Boss shapes as a solid wildcard, provided things go to plan early on in his return races.
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