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Where is the Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe held?

The Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe is staged at Longchamp Racecourse in the French capital of Paris. It has been held here ever since its inauguration in October 1920, other than in 2016 and 2017 when it was held at Chantilly.

Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe Betting Odds

The Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe is the pièce de résistance of the French horse racing calendar. The country's most prestigious horse race is staged at ParisLongchamp in the French capital, with the race held annually on the first Sunday in October.

Officially known as the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe under its long-standing title sponsorship arrangement since 2008, this Group 1 contest is Europe's richest flat race with a total prize fund of €5 million, including €2.85 million for the winning connections. The race ranks as the second-highest turf purse in the world behind only The Everest in Australia, and is widely regarded as the most prestigious all-aged flat race in European horse racing.

Below, we'll cover all there is to know about betting on the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, including the most popular markets, recent winners, the most common trends in the race's history and much more besides.

There are multiple markets to choose from when you’re searching for odds for Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe events, including:

Ante Post

Bet on the eventual winner of the Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe several weeks or months before the race. If you bet on a horse that doesn’t eventually run, your bet will stand.

To Win

Bet on the winner of the next Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp once all entries have been confirmed. Your bet will only pay out if your pick wins the race.

Each-Way

Bet on a horse to win or place in the next Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp. Each-way bets pay out at a fifth of a horse’s odds in the ‘To Win’ market. Try our exclusive Each Way Bet Calculator to check the outcome of your potential winnings.

Recent Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Winners

Here's a look at recent winners of Europe's most prestigious flat race:

2025: Daryz (Mickael Barzalona, trained by Francis-Henri Graffard) - 12/1
2024: Bluestocking (Rossa Ryan, trained by Ralph Beckett) - 8/1
2023: Ace Impact (Cristian Demuro, trained by Jean-Claude Rouget) - 9/4 favourite
2022: Alpinista (Luke Morris, trained by Sir Mark Prescott) - 5/1
2021: Torquator Tasso (René Piechulek, trained by Marcel Weiss) - 72/1
2020: Sottsass (Cristian Demuro, trained by Jean-Claude Rouget) - 11/1
2019: Waldgeist (Pierre-Charles Boudot, trained by André Fabre) - 13/2
2018: Enable (Frankie Dettori, trained by John Gosden) - 5/6 favourite
2017: Enable (Frankie Dettori, trained by John Gosden) - 10/11 favourite
2016: Found (Ryan Moore, trained by Aidan O'Brien) - 7/1
2015: Golden Horn (Frankie Dettori, trained by John Gosden) - 9/4 favourite

The 2021 winner Torquator Tasso shocked the race at 72/1, one of the biggest-priced winners in Arc history. The Arc tends to favour proven Group 1 form, with most modern winners arriving at Longchamp with at least one major Group 1 victory already on their record.

If you're new to betting on this iconic race, let's run through some examples of how the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe betting odds work in practice.

Let's say a leading three-year-old contender is the pre-race favourite in the ante-post market at odds of 5/1. If you backed the horse to win for £10, you'd win £50 in profit, plus your stake back.

Now let's say you fancy an outsider each-way at odds of 16/1. If you backed the horse at £10 each-way and it finishes in the top three, you'll be paid at a fifth of the odds for the place portion of your bet. This would earn you a return of £32, plus your stake back on the place element. The Arc is a race where outsiders can shock, with 2025 winner Daryz landing the race at 12-1 in the Aga Khan colours under Mickael Barzalona.

Recent renewals show that the Arc rewards punters who follow form across the major prep races such as the Prix Vermeille, the Prix Foy, the Prix Niel and the Irish Champion Stakes. These three Group 1 contests, all held in the weeks leading up to the Arc, tend to surface the leading contenders ahead of the first Sunday in October.

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