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Epsom Handicap Quinella News
The Epsom Handicap Quinella is one of the most popular exotic bets on Randwick’s famous mile, and this page gives punters a clear guide to building smarter quinella plays in one of the most competitive Group 1 races of the spring. With big fields, fast tempos, and a long history of upsets, the Epsom is perfectly suited to quinella betting — especially for punters chasing value while still keeping a strong winning chance onside. This section breaks down the key Epsom Handicap quinella tips, race patterns, and form factors that matter most, helping you identify the right mix of favourites, on-pace runners, and blowout chances to pair together. Whether you’re boxing multiple runners, anchoring a proven miler, or targeting a tactical two-horse play, our quinella insights are designed to help punters build confident, profitable tickets on one of Australia’s most unpredictable Group 1 handicaps.
2026 Epsom Handicap Quinella Result
| 16. God’s Window (12) J: Siena Grima 50kg 123×5 T: Chris Waller | ||
| 1. Ceolwulf (7) J: Chad Schofield 59kg 6×523 T: Joseph Pride | ||
| 2. Tom Kitten (4) J: Adam Hyeronimus 57.5kg 17×00 T: Anthony & Sam Freedman | ||
| 15. Plymouth (11) J: Jackson Radley 50kg 031×6 T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | ||
| 19. Mr Miller (5) J: Tyler Schiller 50kg 2×113 T: Chris Waller |
2026 Epsom Handicap Exotics Results*
| Bet Type | Winning Combination | Dividend ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Quinella | 16-1 | $170.50 |
| Exacta | 16-1 | $322.10 |
| Trifecta | 16-1-2 | $5,857.30 |
| First Four | 16-1-2-15 | $568,873.00 |
| Running Double | 5-16 | $228.80 |
2026 Epsom Handicap Exotics: The upset victory of God’s Window (16) over Ceolwulf (1) and Tom Kitten (2) produced lucrative returns for exotic punters, with the Trifecta paying $5,857.30 and the First Four delivering a massive $568,873.00 dividend.
* courtesy of Ladbrokes
In an Epsom Handicap quinella bet, you are required to pick the first two horses to finish the race but the order in which they arrive doesn’t matter. An Epsom Handicap quinella can be the ideal exotic bet for relatively inexperienced punters, as it involves only two horses and does not hang on the exact order of arrival.
In 2026 the winning Epsom Handicap quinella was made up of the following runners:
- 1st: No. 16 God’s Window
- 2nd: No. 1 Ceolwulf
Note: While the shock 25/1 import God’s Window won the 2026 Epsom Handicap with Ceolwulf scoring runner up, this Epsom Handicap quinella would also have been a winner should the topweight Ceolwulf having coming first.
A winning Epsom Handicap quinella will usually pay out at odds of 60-1 or longer. This means that for a bet of $10 you can receive a pay-out of $600 or more if your Epsom Handicap quinella is successful.
How To Pick an Epsom Handicap Quinella
Out of all the exotic bets possible, the Epsom Handicap quinella is by far the least difficult to pick. As there are only two horses involved and their order is not crucial, you simply need to determine the two runners you consider the strongest contenders in the field.
Naturally, it is always a good idea to do a little research on the horses on your personal Epsom Handicap quinella shortlist, rather than just to go on gut feeling. Checking the Epsom Handicap form guide (available at every good online bookmaker) is a great place to start, as is comparing your picks’ performances in races of similar lengths and intensity.
Where To Place an Epsom Handicap Quinella
The easiest way to place your Epsom Handicap quinella is to become a member at an online bookmaking site. If you haven’t already got an online bookmaker account, check out our list of trusted online bookies to find the one that best suits your needs.
Online bookmakers like Ladbrokes offer great odds and the ultimate betting convenience. Best of all, they will guide you step by step when it comes to placing your Epsom Handicap quinella. Even first-time punters can place exotic bets within minutes by following the prompts.
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