Durban July 2023 Odds Update - See It Again backed into 3.25 favouritism

By Leonard Solms

01 Jul 2023

Leonard Solms 01 Jul 2023

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Latest odds and betting for the 2023 Durban July [Updated on 8:30am 1/7/23]
This huge Group One takes place at Greyville this afternoon
See It Again has been cut from 5/2 into 9/4 already this morning

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Durban July (Getty)

The biggest race on the South African racing calendar will take place today at 4:00pm (SAST), as many of the continent's top middle-distance horses clash in the 2023 Durban July.

With just over six hours to go until this year's July takes place, let's take a look through the latest Durban July betting.

2023 Durban July Odds

Name	Odds
See It Again	3.25
Winchester Mansion	7.25
Without Question	8.33
Pacaya	9.0
Safe Passage	9.0
Dave The King	12.5
Rain In Holland	13.0
Bar	14.0

*Odds taken at 8:30am on 1/7/23*

2023 Durban July Entries

See It Again2023 Durban July FavouriteGET 3.25 HERE

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See It Again has strengthened his position at the head of the Durban July betting this morning. Mike Robert's Cape Derby and Daily News 2000 winners was still a 5/2 shot yesterday morning, but a wave of support early on July day has forced BET.co.za into cutting See It Again into 9/4.

Fellow three-year-old, Without Question has shortened a little in recent days and he'll be ridden by Richard Fahey. Another Justin Snaith runner, Pacaya has been backed into 7/1, along with fellow four-year-old Winchester Mansion, who now sits closest to See It Again in the market.

Last year's third, Safe Passage has drifted out to 10/1 this week, despite the excellent jockey booking of Belgian star Christophe Soumillon. Mike De Kock will also run Daily News 2000 runner-up Dave The King, with SA Derby winner Son Of Raaj also representing the three-year-old generation.

Do It Again, the most successful horse in the history of the Durban July, will make his final racecourse appearance on Saturday. Justin Snaith's eight-year-old can be backed at 20/1 and Gavin Lerena's mount sits behind Rascallion and Rain In Holland in the market.

Other Greyville runners include Puerto Manzano, Time Flies and Second Base. Justin Snaith also runs Pomp And Power and Silver Darling. Billy Bowlegs and Time Flies bolster the three-year-old contingent. Top-weight Trip Of Fortune rounds off the betting.