Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes Handicap 2025 Tips: Bro can have a say

The closing race on Friday’s card at Royal Ascot is a five-furlong dash for the three-year-old sprinters, with a maximum field of 28 set to go to post. Due off at 18:10, it's blink-and-you-will-miss-it stuff.

There's each-way value to be had and I've picked out a few Palace Of Holyroodhouse Stakes Handicap tips who could give you a run for your money.

Bodhi Bear each-way @ 14/1

With six places on offer for this 28-runner sprint, this represents a good opportunity for each-way punters and there could be plenty more to come from Irish raider BODHI BEAR.

Trainer Fozzy Stack has had only one previous representative at this year’s Royal meeting, with Cardiff By The Sea a very respectable fourth in Wednesday’s Queen Mary, and this is another intriguing runner hailing from the stable.

The son of Starspangledbanner looks well handicapped off a mark of 94 on the evidence of his last two runs, having beaten subsequent Listed winner Town And Country over this five-furlong trip at Cork on his seasonal debut before a fourth-place finish in a Group Three race over six furlongs at Navan.

Babouche and Whistlejacket, the first two home that day, are fancied runners in today’s Group One Commonwealth Cup, so there is little shame in that effort considering 6f may have slightly stretched his stamina.

Miss Lamai each-way @ 14/1

This represents a big drop in grade for MISS LAMAI, who has raced in pattern company in seven of her eight career starts and was a fast-finishing third behind Tropical Storm in the Listed Westow Stakes at York last time out.

A high draw has looked the place to be on the straight track this week and stall 26 should pose no problems for Karle Burke’s filly, especially with plenty of pace housed close by.

Fourth in the Queen Mary last year, Miss Lamai has proven course form and could be rattling home if getting the quick gallop she desires. A mark of 97 looks workable.

Brosay each-way @ 18/1

The final selection comes in the shape of BROSAY for Paul Attwater, who saddled the fourth in Wednesday’s Kensington Palace with Muddy Mooy.

Drawn in stall 22, he's another hold-up performer drawn high and if getting the gaps at the right time then he could be a lively outsider.

With placed form over six furlongs, a strongly-run five over a stiff course looks perfect for the gelded son of Tasleet and he has finished out of the first two only once in five starts since arriving at Attwater from Diego Dias.

Expect him to be coming late and fast, just as he did when second to Queen All Star at Sandown last time out in a race where he had the reopposing Redorange and Zayer in behind. There could still be some wriggle room off a mark of 88.

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