Ladbrokes Tip: The Moonee Valley Vase is a top guide to the VRC Derby winners
This season the 2025 Victoria Derby runs on Saturday, November 1, 2025 on the opening day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
2025 Victoria Derby winner Observer led all-the-way off a gun ride by Mark Zahra. Photo: Ultimate Racing Photos.
2025 Victoria Derby Odds
The spring’s latest Victoria Derby 2025 betting odds and Melbourne Cup Carnival Group 1 market links to the staying classic will be provided below so stay tuned for access to the top odds on the VRC Derby horses.
Flemington R7 - Howden Victoria Derby (G1)
FinalRace time:
1st
1. Observer (4)
J: Mark Zahra 57kg
5x231T: Ciaron Maher
2.50WIN
1.50PLACE
2nd
8. Arcora (11)
J: John Allen 57kg
31005T: Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young
61.00WIN
11.00PLACE
3rd
16. Deal Done Fast (1)
J: Daniel Stackhouse 57kg
244T: Matt Cumani
31.00WIN
6.50PLACE
4th
13. One Step Closer (2)
J: Jye McNeil 57kg
x5104T: John O'Shea & Tom Charlton
126.00WIN
18.00PLACE
5th
6. Providence (12)
J: Craig Williams 57kg
60382T: Chris Waller
5.00WIN
1.95PLACE
6th
14. Savisanta (3)
J: Ben Melham 57kg
2223T: Chris Waller
20.00WIN
4.80PLACE
7th
4. Miewa (8)
J: Jordan Childs 57kg
44122T: Nick Ryan
17.00WIN
4.40PLACE
8th
3. Autumn Mystery (15)
J: Blake Shinn 57kg
52211T: Rory Hunter
10.00WIN
3.00PLACE
9th
9. O'sheamus (5)
J: Kerrin McEvoy 57kg
x4613T: John O'Shea & Tom Charlton
10.00WIN
3.10PLACE
10th
5. Options (7)
J: Harry Coffey 57kg
11315T: Tony & Calvin McEvoy
12.00WIN
3.40PLACE
11th
11. Engine Of War (9)
J: Tommy Berry 57kg
3x127T: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr
31.00WIN
6.50PLACE
12th
2. Highvol (13)
J: Jamie Mott 57kg
76402T: Nick Ryan
35.00WIN
7.50PLACE
13th
10. Amazake (6)
J: Declan Bates 57kg
7x673T: Ciaron Maher
71.00WIN
12.00PLACE
14th
15. Mcwoody (14)
J: Jamie Melham 57kg
15T: Mark Walker
46.00WIN
9.00PLACE
15th
12. Matsuda (16)
J: Thomas Stockdale 57kg
24814T: Ciaron Maher
81.00WIN
13.00PLACE
16th
7. Azazel (10)
J: Michael Dee 57kg
141T: Mark Walker
31.00WIN
6.50PLACE
For current odds on all of our live racing markets, please visit www.ladbrokes.com.au/racing. Data retrieved: 01/06/2026 11:10:20 AM (Australia/Brisbane)
Victory Derby tips on which three-year-old to back in the classic are notoriously hard to follow with so many upsets in the race over the years. When sorting through the pre-race predictions one thing that statistically is important to look for horses coming off a lead-up race over at least 2000m.
Graduates out of Melbourne lead-up races make the best VRC Derby betting tips, while laying the favourite has also proved profitable more often than not looking back at the recent Victoria Derby results.
2025 Victoria Derby Tips
Our Ladbrokes’ insider Victoria Derby 2025 betting tips and Group 1 Flemington exotic selections on the classic will be detailed below the week of the race so stay tuned for the three-year-old colts & geldings to get behind at the right price this spring.
2025 Victoria Derby Same Race Multi Selections ($27 at time of publish)
Top 2 – No. 6 Providence
Top 3 – No. 1 Observer
Top 4 – No. 7 Azazel
PROVIDENCE (12) is the value play in this year’s Victoria Derby for mine and could be the one to spoil the party for the favourite. Trained by Chris Waller — who’s already lifted this trophy three times — the Wootton Bassett colt made a huge statement in the Moonee Valley Vase on Cox Plate Day, storming home from the back to finish a close second behind Observer. That run was a massive leap forward from his Gloaming Stakes effort in Sydney, where he was caught out of rhythm. Back racing the Melbourne way and stepping up in distance, he looked a different horse — sharper, stronger, and clearly on the rise. Drawn wide in 12, he’ll need a touch of luck early, but Craig Williams takes over from J-Mac and knows how to navigate Derby Day pressure. If he gets cover and winds up like he did last weekend, he’s got the engine to run over the top late and hand Waller a fourth Derby win. At the current quote, he’s the one punters chasing value should be circling.
OBSERVER (4) has stamped himself as the horse to beat, firming into a commanding $2.10 favourite following his dominant front-running win in the Vase. The Ciaron Maher-trained colt by Ghaiyyath controlled the race from the jump, gave a strong kick at the bend, and held off Providence with authority — a performance that screamed Derby potential. That effort backed up his third in the Caulfield Guineas and confirmed he’s trending perfectly into this 2500m test. He’s on the quick back-up and chasing a rare double — no horse has pulled off the Vase–Derby sweep since Efficient in 2006, but Observer looks ready to break the drought. Barrier four is ideal, Mark Zahra sticks, and the colt is fit, confident, and thriving. If he rolls forward again and gets his own way, the rest might be left chasing air. The punters are circling — and rightly so in my opinion.
AZAZEL (10) is the smoky worth slotting into Top 4 betting plays this Derby Day. The lightly raced gelding is rising in grade but hitting form at just the right time, and his win in the Geelong Classic suggests he’s ready to mix it with the big boys. By Shocking, the 2009 Melbourne Cup hero, he’s bred to stay all day and looks perfectly suited to the 2500m test. He’s been ticking along nicely this prep, improving with every run, and gets the benefit of Michael Dee sticking in the saddle — a rider who knows how to deliver in the pressure moments. At $23 at time of publish, he’s flying under the radar, but if he continues his upward trend and handles the class rise, he could be there to challenge the better fancied in the finish and land a big result.
Flemington R7 – Howden Victoria Derby (G1)
FinalRace time:
1st
1. Observer (4)
J: Mark Zahra 57kg
5×231T: Ciaron Maher
2.50WIN
1.50PLACE
5th
6. Providence (12)
J: Craig Williams 57kg
60382T: Chris Waller
5.00WIN
1.95PLACE
16th
7. Azazel (10)
J: Michael Dee 57kg
141T: Mark Walker
31.00WIN
6.50PLACE
For current odds on all of our live racing markets, please visit www.ladbrokes.com.au/racing.
Data retrieved: 01/06/2026 11:10:20 AM (Australia/Brisbane)
The Victoria Derby is the feature race for young staying types each spring and is the opening Group 1 feature of the Melbourne Cup Carnival following the events of the Group 1 Cox Plate Carnival at Moonee Valley in late October.
2022 Victoria Derby winner Manzoice. Photo: Ultimate Racing Photos.
Held over four days in late October and or early November every year, the carnival kicks off on the Saturday before the first Tuesday of November’s Melbourne Cup with the three-year-olds stealing the show in the VRC Derby.
Run over 2500m the Victoria Derby is a classic set weights race now worth $2 million in prize money and was first run in 1855. It has held Group 1 status since 1979 and Gai Waterhouse was the first woman trainer to prepare a winner of the race in 1995 with Nothin’ Leica Dane.
Notable Victoria Derby winners include Efficient (2006), Elvstroem (2003), and Red Anchor (1984).
Victoria Derby Day features a total of three Group 1 spring races with the three-years-old staying feature accompanied on the Flemington race card by the Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) for the short distance sprinters of the same age and the Empire Rose Stakes (formerly the Myer Classic) also run over a mile. It is known as a day for racing purists as all the events on the program hold Group status.
Derby Day in Melbourne now has some serious competition across the border with the addition of a number of lucrative feature races in Sydney on the same date. From 2019 on, Rosehill Gardens has hosted the now $10 million Golden Eagle (1500m) for four-year-olds and the $3 million Russell Balding Stakes (1300m), which was previously known as the Winners Stakes and renamed in honour of the previous year’s The Everest champion each season until 2024, on the same day as the VRC Derby program in Melbourne.
There are nine races on the Victoria Derby Day card, including the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes and Empire Rose Stakes.
Race Name
Number
Time
Distance
Channel 9 Carbine Club Stakes
1
12:20 pm
1600m
The TAB Vanity
2
1:00 pm
1400m
G.H. Mumm Rising Fast Stakes
3
1:40 pm
1200m
HKJC World Pool Wakeful Stakes
4
2:20 pm
2000m
The ABC Bullion Damien Oliver
5
3:00 pm
1400m
Coolmore Stud Stakes
6
3:40 pm
1200m
Howden Victoria Derby
7
4:20 pm
2500m
TAB Empire Rose Stakes
8
5:00 pm
1600m
Kirin Ichiban Sprint
9
5:40 pm
1100m
Victoria Derby 2025 Date & Race Time
The 2025 Victoria Derby is run at 5:00 pm on Saturday, November 1, 2025. It’s the seventh race on the card at Flemington, which is the first day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Victoria Derby Prize Money breakdown
The Victoria Derby 2025 runs for a total prize pool of $2 million, with $1.2 million going to the winner. The prize money hasn’t been increased like other races during the carnival because it remains a must-win race for potential stallions.
Position
Prize Money
1st
$1,200,000
2nd
$360,000
3rd
$180,000
4th
$90,000
5th
$50,000
6th-8th
$40,000
The Group 1 staying race for 3YOs runs with the same stake money as the Australian Derby run during The Championships.
2025 Victoria Derby Results
The 2025 Victoria Derby Results will be published as soon as the race runs on Saturday, November 1, 2025.
1st: TBD
2nd: TBD
3rd: TBD
Victoria Derby Betting
Victoria Derby betting markets on possible runners are open months in advance with juicy futures prices on offer at many bookmakers under all-in conditions. Once the VRC Derby field is released the week of the race those markets are slashed and the action heats up with punters looking for the value bet.
Favourites have a fair record in the Victoria Derby with Tarzino (2015), Ace High (2017), Hitotsu ($4 in 2021) and Riff Rocket ($2.20 in 2023) the latest top fancies in VRC Odds to win since Efficient (2006).
Since then there’s been plenty of upsets including Rebel Raider who won at 100/1 in 2008 and Fiveandahalfstar who caused a boil over in 2012 at 40/1. There was also a bit of value in VRC Derby betting on the 2018 champion Extra Brut who jumped at $14 odds, while Johnny Get Angry saluted at 20/1 in 2020.
In 2022 Manzoice scored another upset saluting at Victoria Derby odds of $21.
Victoria Derby Field
The Victoria Derby race field is released by Racing Victoria on the Wednesday before the race runs on the Saturday meeting before Melbourne Cup Day the following Tuesday and has a capacity starting line-up of 16 three-year-olds plus four emergencies.
Horses may come into the Victoria Derby field via a lead-up run in the Group 2 Moonee Valley Vase (2040m) on Cox Plate Day, which produced back-to-back winners in 2015 and 2016. Efficient (2006) was the last three-year-old to complete the Moonee Valley Vase – VRC Derby double.
In 2023 the Moonee Valley Vase winner Apulia was so brave on the double back-up narrowly denied with a fast-finishing second to the favourite Riff Rocket.
The upset 2020 VRC Derby winner Johnny Get Angry also came out of the Moonee Valley Vase having run third in the lead-up.
Another key lead-up races gallopers might contest ahead of the VRC Derby field is Sydney’s Group 1 Spring Champion Stakes (2000m), a double most recently completed by Ace High (2017). Manzoice (8th in 2022) was the last Spring Champion Stakes graduate to back-up and win the Victoria Derby in Melbourne.
One of the very early potential lead-up races into the VRC Derby field is the Group 3 Ming Dynasty Quality (1400m) run at Rosehill in late August and the ill-fated Lion Tamer (2010) was the last to do the double. A little later at Rosehill on Golden Rose Stakes Day, early VRC Derby types may contest the Group 3 Gloaming Stakes (1800m) and Ace High (2017) was the last to complete the Gloaming – Derby double.
Another traditional lead-up into the VRC Derby field is the Group 3 Caulfield Classic (2000m) run on Caulfield Cup Day and Polanski (2013) was the last to do the double.
In 2023 Riff Rocket improved on a second in the Caulfield Classic to win the Derby while his last start conqueror Sunsets finished third in the Group 1.
2025 Victoria Derby Field
The official VRC Derby 2025 Final Field & Barriers are set for release the week of the race and will be provided in full below so stay tuned to see what gun three-year-old stayers make the line-up.
The Victoria Derby 2025 final field is now out featuring a capacity line-up of three-year-old stayers including the Ciaron Maher trained Observer on a quick turnaround after an impressive Moonee Valley Vase victory. He is now the short favourite drawn win in gate four chasing the double last completed by Efficient (2006).
Flemington R7 - Howden Victoria Derby (G1)
FinalRace time:
Entrant
Last 6
Sex
Barrier
Weight
1. ObserverJ: Mark Zahra T: Ciaron Maher
15x231
C
4
57kg
2. HighvolJ: Jamie Mott T: Nick Ryan
x76402
G
13
57kg
3. Autumn MysteryJ: Blake Shinn T: Rory Hunter
x52211
G
15
57kg
4. MiewaJ: Jordan Childs T: Nick Ryan
x44122
G
8
57kg
5. OptionsJ: Harry Coffey T: Tony & Calvin McEvoy
11315
C
7
57kg
6. ProvidenceJ: Craig Williams T: Chris Waller
x60382
C
12
57kg
7. AzazelJ: Michael Dee T: Mark Walker
141
G
10
57kg
8. ArcoraJ: John Allen T: Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young
231005
C
11
57kg
9. O'sheamusJ: Kerrin McEvoy T: John O'Shea & Tom Charlton
4x4613
G
5
57kg
10. AmazakeJ: Declan Bates T: Ciaron Maher
27x673
G
6
57kg
11. Engine Of WarJ: Tommy Berry T: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr
3x127
G
9
57kg
12. MatsudaJ: Thomas Stockdale T: Ciaron Maher
24814
G
16
57kg
13. One Step CloserJ: Jye McNeil T: John O'Shea & Tom Charlton
7x5104
G
2
57kg
14. SavisantaJ: Ben Melham T: Chris Waller
2223
G
3
57kg
15. McwoodyJ: Jamie Melham T: Mark Walker
15
C
14
57kg
16. Deal Done FastJ: Daniel Stackhouse T: Matt Cumani
The 2025 Victoria Derby final field and barriers are announced on Wednesday, October 29. Due to the staying distance of 2,500m, barrier draws aren’t as highly anticipated for the Victoria Derby as other races.
However, they’re still eagerly anticipated, and drawing a good barrier is still important for a Group 1 race.
Victoria Derby Barrier Statistics
The best barrier to draw for the Victoria Derby statistically is 1. The inside barrier has produced five winners since 1983, so getting the cushy run from the outset is advantageous.
It pays to avoid the dreaded barrier 3 curse, which hasn’t yielded a winner in a long time. It’s well known as the barrier connections want to avoid, with many preferring to be drawn in the car park instead. Barriers 11 and 14 have had some recent success with three winners each.
Apart from the inside draw, barriers 5 and 7 have been the most successful, posting eight combined winners in the last 21 years.
Victoria Derby 2025 Nominations
VRC Derby 2025 Nominations are taken the Monday of race week and will be available right here as soon as early entries on the Group 1 race are announced.
The 2025 Victoria Derby nominations are now out featuring 24 three-year-old stayers led in all-in betting by Ciaron Maher’s Moonee Valley Vase champion Observer on the quick back-up.
Last 10
Horse
Sex
Age
Trainer
Hcp Rating
1
27×673
AMAZAKE
G
3
Ciaron Maher
70
2
3×56
ARABIAN PRINCE
C
3
Michael Kent
65
3
20×231005
ARCORA
C
3
Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young
69
4
3369×52211
AUTUMN MYSTERY
G
3
Rory Hunter
80
5
141
AZAZEL (NZ)
G
3
Mark Walker
74
6
7x30x617
CRACK A DEEL
C
3
Henry Dwyer
62
7
244
DEAL DONE FAST
C
3
Matt Cumani
66
8
3×127
ENGINE OF WAR (NZ)
G
3
Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)
69
9
2×5206
FREDDIE BASSETT
C
3
Annabel & Rob Archibald
62
10
11×76402
HIGHVOL
G
3
Nick Ryan
74
11
24814
MATSUDA
G
3
Ciaron Maher
65
12
15
MCWOODY
C
3
Mark Walker
65
13
66×44122
MIEWA
G
3
Nick Ryan
76
14
215×231
OBSERVER
C
3
Ciaron Maher
94
15
47×5104
ONE STEP CLOSER
G
3
John O’Shea & Tom Charlton
66
16
11315
OPTIONS
C
3
Tony & Calvin McEvoy
78
17
4×4613
O’SHEAMUS
G
3
John O’Shea & Tom Charlton
72
18
754×531321
PINOT NERO
G
3
John Ramsey
60
19
564798
POOR OL’ JOHNY RAY (NZ)
G
3
Denis Pagan
60
20
344×60382
PROVIDENCE
C
3
Chris Waller
76
21
2223
SAVISANTA (NZ)
G
3
Chris Waller
66
22
4237
SIMPLY GOLD (NZ)
G
3
Annabel & Rob Archibald
61
23
5×31009
SUPER PARADISE
G
3
Andrew Forsman
61
24
35×7418
ZORB
C
3
Archie Alexander
61
Table Credit: Racing Australia.
Victoria Derby Form Guide
A good Victoria Derby form guide doesn’t only list the horses, trainers, jockeys and barriers but also their lead-up form and any past runs at the track / distance. That information can be helpful when narrowing down who to back and who to sack.
The Victoria Derby barriers are important to consider with wide barriers producing few winners since 2008 and the inside alley producing two winners during that time with both Monaco Consul (2009) and Polanski (2013) jumping from gate one.
The 2021 Victoria Derby form was franked with the winner Hitotsu returning the following autumn to complete the interstate Group 1 Australian Guineas – Australian Derby double in 2022. The 2021 VRC Derby runner-up Alegron also ran third in the Australian Derby results the following year and placed fourth in the 2022 SA Derby that season.
The 2022 VRC Derby runner-up Sharp ‘N’ Smart franked the form when heading across the Tasman the next year to win two Group 1 races including the NZ Derby before returning for a fourth in the Australian Derby in 2023.
The 2023 Victoria Derby form was franked with the winner Riff Rocket returning for a huge 2024 autumn campaign that included winning the Group 1 Rosehill Guineas – ATC Derby double!
Phar Lap was another champion that has won both the Victoria Derby (1929) and Melbourne Cup (1930).
Victoria Derby Form Facts
The Moonee Valley Vase is the key VRC Derby form race to follow with Efficient (2006) the last to do the double.
Favourites in Victoria Derby betting have a fair recent record with Tarzino (2015) the first to salute since Efficient (2006) followed by Ace High (2017), Hitotsu (2021) and most recently Riff Rocket (2023).
Wide Victoria Derby barriers have produced only a few winners since 2008.
Upset Victoria Derby results are common so look for value further down the odds on well-bred horses likely to run out the 2500m.
Jockey Damien Oliver has ridden six VRC Derby winners (since 1983) most recently on Warning (2019).
2025 Victoria Derby Form Guide
A link to our comprehensive VRC Derby 2025 Form Guide will be provided for punters below the week of the race.
The Victoria Derby race results including the winner, the trifecta with the first three over the line, winning margins and the complete finishing order of all the starters are out after the classic jumps at Flemington, the same course the iconic Melbourne Cup run three days later, on the first Saturday of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Arguably Australia’s greatest ever champion Phar Lap, won the the Victoria Derby in 1929 before winning the Melbourne Cup the following year. Winners of the VRC Derby dating back to the year 2000 can also be seen below.
Star Of The Real holds the current Victoria Derby race record winning in 1991 in a time of 2 minutes 33.60 seconds.
Frances Tressady (1923) is the latest Victoria Derby winning filly.
Past Victoria Derby Winners
Recent Victoria Derby winners and placegetters dating back to the year 2000 are detailed in the below table. For more information, see our guide on past Victoria Derby winners.
Year
Winner
2nd
3rd
Time
2025
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
2024
Goldrush Guru
Scary
China Sea
2:37.78
2023
Riff Rocket
Apulia
Sunsets
2:37.38
2022
Manzoice
Sharp ‘N’ Smart
Aberfeldie Boy
2:40.8
2021
Hitotsu
Alegron
Teewaters
2:37.3
2020
Johnny Get Angry
Hit The Shot
Young Werther
2:41.9
2019
Warning
Southern Moon
Soul Patch
2:40.8
2018
Extra Brut
Stars Of Carrum
Chapada
2:34.3
2017
Ace High
Sully
Astoria
2:37.5
2016
Prized Icon
Sacred Elixir
Inference
2:36.1
2015
Tarzino
Etymology
Kia Ora Koutou
2:38.3
2014
Preferment
Bondeiger
Nozomi
2:37.8
2013
Polanski
Complacent
Thunder Fantasy
2:38.6
2012
Fiveandahalfstar
Super Cool
Rawnaq
2:35.9
2011
Sangster
Induna
Sabrage
2:40.3
2010
Lion Tamer
Praecido
Retrieve
2:46.4
2009
Monaco Consul
Extra Zero
Viking Legend
2:41.6
2008
Rebel Raider
Whobegotyou
Pre Eminence
2:36.9
2007
Kibbutz
Littorio
Marching
2:40.9
2006
Efficient
Gorky Park
Teranaba
2:38.3
2005
Benicio
Duelled
Headturner
2:37.0
2004
Plastered
Savabeel
Count Ricardo
2:35.4
2003
Elvstroem
Kempinsky
Our Bahare
2:38.9
2002
Helenus
Hydrometer
Aint There
2:40.5
2001
Amalfi
Zarek
Pentastic
2:34.6
2000
Hit The Roof
Universal Prince
Falls The Shadow
2:39.0
What are the biggest odds a Victorian Derby winner has paid?
Rebel Raider paid $101 when winning the 2008 Victoria Derby. It was a mammoth effort from the despised outsider, who was ridden by Clare Lindop.
He won by 2.5 lengths over Whobegotyou and Pre Eminence in what was a tough field, but the $101 shot was too strong in the run to the line.
FAQs about the Victoria Derby
When is the Victoria Derby 2025?
The Victoria Derby is run on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 5:00 pm. It’s the seventh race on the card, which is the first day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Where is the Victoria Derby 2025?
Flemington hosts the Victoria Derby 2025. It’s the most famous racecourse in Melbourne, hosting races such as the Melbourne Cup.
What is the prize money for the Victoria Derby 2025?
The Victoria Derby prize money is $2 million, with the winner getting $1,200,000. It’s on par with the Australian Derby run in Sydney during the autumn.
What distance is the Victoria Derby run over?
The Victoria Derby is run over 2500m. It’s the longest race for specifically only 3YOs, and it’s a true test of stamina and strength.
How many horses run in the Victoria Derby?
The Victoria Derby is limited to 16 runners. Three is also four emergencies listed in case of scratchings.
Who won the 2024 Victoria Derby?
Goldrush Guru won the 2024 Victoria Derby. The $8.00 chance held off some outsiders in Scary, China Sea, and Kingofwallstreet. However, it’s one of the worst form guides in the recent history of the race.
Who won the 2023 Victoria Derby?
Riff Rocket won the 2023 Victoria Derby. It was a popular win for punters, who climbed into the $2.20 odds. The Chris Waller-trained gelding jumped from barrier five, which is one of the best barriers for the Derby.
Who won the 2022 Victoria Derby?
Manzoice won the 2022 Victoria Derby. It was the first of two consecutive Derby wins for trainer Chris Waller, who scored with Riff Rocket in 2023.
What horse holds the Victoria Derby record time?
Star of the Realm ran 2:33.60 when winning in 1991. He defeated superstar Naturalism, who would later go on to win many Group 1 races.
Which jockey has the most Victoria Derby wins?
Bobbie Lewis has eight Victoria Derby wins. The champion hoop won his first in 1990 with Maltster before winning his last with Trivalve in 1927. In the modern era, Damien Oliver made the race his own with six wins.
Which trainer has the most Victoria Derby wins?
James Scobie trained eight Victoria Derby winners in the early 20th century. Bart Cummings trained seven wins, including Dulcify and Mahogany.
How can I bet on the Victoria Derby?
Bet on the Victoria Derby with Ladbrokes. It has everything you need to place your Victoria Derby bets, including win, place, exotics, futures, and more.
What is Victoria Derby futures betting?
Victoria Derby futures betting is when punters bet on the race before the final field is released. Derby odds are available for most of the year, which allows punters to get on early and snap up the early value.
How do I watch the Victoria Derby live?
You can watch the Victoria Derby live on Ladbrokes. Other options are available, including Racing.com.
How do I buy Victoria Derby tickets?
Tickets for the Victoria are available at VRC.com.au and with ticket merchant Ticketmaster. Packages are available with tour groups, and it’s best to buy your tickets early.
What is the Victoria Derby dress code?
The Victoria Derby has a traditional black and white theme, and many areas of the grandstand require smart attire with a suit and tie.
How do I bet on the 2025 Victoria Derby?
Bet online or via the latest iOS/Android apps with Ladbrokes.
The first step is to create an account at ladbrokes.com.au. The process is quick and easy!
Once you've created your account you can make a deposit via credit card, or any other of our secure payment methods. Next up, head to the racing page and find the race and runner that's right for you.
Which horse will win the 2025 Victoria Derby?
The best way to pick which horse will win the Victoria Derby is to take into account the form, assess the barriers, and consider the weight the horse will carry (among other factors). Check out ladbrokes.com.au in the lead up to the race for full form information.