<p>The final day of the Ebor Festival will feature one of the biggest races to be held at York over this past week, with the Ebor Handicap taking place at 00:35 AEST on Sunday morning.</p> <p>The race is run over a distance of one mile, five furlongs, and 188 yards. It is one of the largest and most competitive handicap races of the British flat season, which adds further appeal to bettors as they look to find value.</p> <p>Adding to the betting opportunities available from the Ebor Handicap race is that the field is limited to 22 horses, with a cool £300,000 (AUD$626,814) available to the winner.</p> <p>With the going good to firm presently, which horses can bettors look toward when trying to identify a potential winner, or find a good value bet when placing an each-way option and taking advantage of the four places Sportsbet pay out on?</p> <h2>Ebor Handicap 2025: Betting Preview</h2> <p>Hipop De Loire is a big favourite in the latest betting odds, with the Willie Mullins-trained Bay Gelding leading the field. He is considered a favourite as he impressed with a strong seasonal debut and recent commanding win at Galway. Indeed, Mullins rarely puts a horse in a race that isn’t prepared, and this one looks ready to do the business once again.</p> <p>Ethical Diamond is another of the Mullins’ stable, and could challenge his stablemate. The five-year-old has improved since taking a break from racing, recently being successful at Royal Ascot with a victory over a distance of a mile and four furlongs. While he has competed in races of two miles or longer, many will be intrigued to see if the 1m, 6f, trip is more suited to his race style.</p> <h2>Ebor Handicap 2025: Betting Prediction</h2> <p>With the two Mullins’ horses being the leading favourites in the latest <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/futures/horse/sky-bet-ebor-handicap-9278805">2025 Ebor Handicap betting odds</a>, some may find value in backing either one of them to win the race, especially as there is a large field.</p> <p>However, where can additional value be found? As an each-way bet, French Master could be worth serious consideration. The four-year-old, trained by John &amp; Thady Gosden, has won two important races this season and carries the top weight. Coming off a 5th place in the Goodwood Cup, he has class but faces a tough test under 9-12, which is why he could be worth an each-way bet.</p> <p>Additionally, Ascending is another who is considered a long shot to be a winner, but he has good form heading into this race. Trained by Henry de Bromhead, the 6-year-old won at Royal Ascot over two miles and also won at Cork over 1m, 4f in May. An each-way bet might just pay out with this one.</p>