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Proximea Dea holds sway with wagering companies for the Crown Oaks (2500m) this Thursday at Flemington. The David Payne trained filly was dominant last start and looks primed for 2500m. She is at $2.45. De Armas is at $3.20 on…

Proxima Dea has opened at short odds with wagering companies for the Group 1 Crown Oaks at Flemington on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Trained by David Payne and to be ridden by Zac Lloyd, the filly is priced at $2.45 following a dominant last-start victory as she prepares to contest the 2500-meter race.
Her main rivals in the betting market include Chris Waller's De Armas at $3.20, with James McDonald booked to ride. Ciaron Maher's filly Icelady sits on the third line of betting, followed by Quick Finish from the Tony and Calvin McEvoy stable.
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