THE 2010 StanJames.com GUINEAS FESTIVAL SATURDAY, 1st MAY & SUNDAY, 2nd MAY
THE ROWLEY MILE, NEWMARKET RACECOURSES
SEA THE STARS, winner of the 2009 stanjames.com 2000 Guineas
GHANAATI, winner of the 2009 stanjames.com 1000 Guineas
For more information on any aspect of this media guide, please contact: Michael
Prosser, Clerk of the Course and Director of Racing, 07802 844 578 Tony Rushmer,
Racing PR Manager, 07702 579 382 www.newmarketracecourses.co.uk
The StanJames.com Guineas Festival, sponsored since 2006 by one of Britain’s leading
independent bookmakers and featuring the first two Classics of the British Flat
racing season, will see the attention of the international racing community focused
on Newmarket’s Rowley Mile Racecourse on Saturday, 1st May and Sunday, 2nd May.
The Rowley Mile is arguably the most historic major sporting venue in the world
today. Named after Old Rowley, a nickname given both to Charles II and his faithful
hack, the Rowley Mile has hosted Flat racing for three and a half centuries. This is
where the Sport of Kings as we know it today was born and it is on this same world-famous strip of turf that countless equine champions have been crowned ever since.
From the Rowley Mile, racing spread around the globe. The first racecourse in
America, for instance, was created by Charles II’s governor in New York in 1665 and
named “Newmarket” after Charles’s beloved Suffolk town, where he would move the
Royal court each year so that he could indulge his passion for racing.
The unique, straight Rowley Mile course is largely unchanged since that time - just
the stands are new – and it is on this hallowed turf that the latest champions will
emerge at this year’s StanJames.com Guineas Festival. The StanJames.com 2000 Guineas
for colts (started 1809) is being run for the 202nd time and The StanJames.com 1000 Guineas for fillies (first run in 1814) is almost as old, being run for the 197th
timein 2010. Run over a mile, they represent the first big test for the three-year-
old generation. The Derby, Oaks and St Leger follow later in the season - it is at
Newmarket that reputations are put on the line for the first time. Many of the greatest names in the history of the turf have triumphed in these historic races,
including in the modern era the likes of Nijinsky, Brigadier Gerard, Dancing Brave,
Nashwan, Oh So Sharp, Pebbles, Miesque and the latest superstar, Sea The Stars, in
2009. The 2010 StanJames.com Guineas Festival carries over £1.35m in prize money
across its 14 races, with each StanJames.com Guineas worth £400,000.
No racecourse in the world can match Newmarket’s Rowley Mile for its heritage,
history and sheer authenticity. The ‘cutting edge’ relevance of its location to Flat
racing in the 21st century remains as strong as ever - the town of Newmarket is the
biggest racing centre on the planet. To visit it is to feel the heartbeat of British
racing. Some 2,500 racehorses are trained in and around the town by 70 licensed
trainers who bring them to peak fitness on the world’s largest training grounds of
2,500 acres. More than 60 stud farms are located around Newmarket, producing some of
the most regally-bred racehorses to grace the turf, not to mention the magnificent Jockey Club Rooms, the National Horseracing Museum, National Stud, British Racing
School, Tattersalls sales ring, the Animal Health Trust and the headquarters of
numerous racing and breeding organisations.
Newmarket, which has more Group and Listed Races than any other course in Britain,
is as Lord’s is to cricket, as Twickenham is to rugby union and as Wembley is to
football. It is the ‘Home of Racing’ and the StanJames.com Guineas Festival is one
of the jewels in its crown. This is the event at which the British Flat racing season explodes into life and three and a half centuries of history reverberate
across Newmarket Heath as the first Classic winners of the season are hailed on The
Rowley Mile, the “Course of Champions.”
THE 2010 StanJames.com GUINEAS FESTIVAL RACE PROGRAMME
Saturday, May 1, 2010
2.30 The StanJames.com Jockey Club Stakes (Group 2) £100,000 4-y-o+ 1m 4f C4*
3.10 The StanJames.com 2000 Guineas
(The 202nd Running) (Group 1) £400,000 3-y-o 1m C4*
3.45 The StanJames.com Palace House Stakes (Group 3) £65,000 3-y-o+ 5f C4*
4.20 The belucky@StanJames.com Handicap £20,000 3-y-o (81-100) 6f RUK
4.55 The haveago@StanJames.com Newmarket Stakes (Listed) £50,000 3-y-o 1m 2f RUK
5.30 The lastchancetowin@StanJames.com Handicap £20,000 3-y-o (86-105) 1m RUK
Sunday, May 2, 2010
2.00 The StanJames.com Handicap £50,000 4-y-o+ 1m 4f C4*
2.30 The StanJames.com Dahlia Stakes (Group 3) £65,000 4-y-o+ 1m 1f C4*
3.10 The StanJames.com 1000 Guineas (Group 1) £400,000 3-y-o 1m C4*
3.45 The bettingmadeeasy@StanJames.com Handicap £50,000 3-y-o+ 6f C4*
4.20 The belucky@StanJames.com Maiden £15,000 2-y-o 5f RUK
4.55 The haveago@StanJames.com Pretty Polly Stakes (Listed) £50,000 3-y-o 1m 2f RUK
5.30 The comeonengland@StanJames.com Handicap £20,000 3-y-o (81-100) 1m 2f RUK
Total prize money: Saturday £705,000 Sunday £650,000 Festival Total £1,355,000
• Note: Newmarket’s races shown on Channel 4 are also shown on Racing UK
THE StanJames.com GUINEAS FESTIVAL ADMISSION DETAILS
On the day
Premier Enclosure £40
Grandstand & Paddock £25
Rowley Enclosure £10
NOTE: all accompanied children aged under 18 will be admitted FREE to all
Enclosures, while there is FREE car parking available. The prices are the same for each of the two days)
Booking line 0844 579 3010 or online at www.newmarketracecourses.co.uk Tickets are available on the gate.
CONCESSION PRICES INTRODUCED AT THIS YEAR'S
StanJames.com GUINEAS FESTIVAL
The StanJames.com Guineas Festival, July Festival, Cambridgeshire Meeting and
Champions’ Day will offer discounts of between 44% and 53% on tickets for those aged
18-24, NUS student card holders and senior citizens in 2010 after generous concessions were introduced this year for Newmarket’s premier race meetings.
The concessions will apply to Premier Enclosure and Grandstand & Paddock Enclosure
tickets purchased on the day upon production of the relevant card or proof of age.
Accompanied children under the age of 18 are already admitted free to all enclosures.
Concession Prices for The StanJames.com Guineas Festival are Premier Enclosure £19
and Grandstand & Paddock £14
HOW TO GET TO NEWMARKET
Set on the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire border, on the outskirts of the town centre and
surrounded by training gallops and heathland, the Rowley Mile is just 12 miles from
Cambridge and 60 miles from London. Regular rail services run from London to Cambridge, Stansted Airport and Ipswich. Onward connections by rail or road can be
made to Newmarket. The racecourse provides a subsidized coach service from Cambridge
station (at 12.30pm, returning 30 minutes after the last race; £6 return). There is a complimentary shuttle bus starting two hours before the first race and picking up
from Newmarket station and the town centre and returning there from 45 minutes
before thelast race.
WIN A CAR AT THE StanJames.com GUINEAS FESTIVAL
Two lucky racegoers at the StanJames.com Guineas Festival at Newmarket’s Rowley Mile
racecourse on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd May will have cause for major
celebrations! Leading bookmaker and Festival sponsor, Stan James, will be giving
away a brand new “squeeze green” Ford Fiesta with 2010 number plates in a free prize
draw on each day. Every racegoer at Newmarket on these two days will be able to
participate for free, posting their entries in competition boxes around the
racecourse. Prior to Race 5 on the card, the draw will take place with the same
number of entries drawn out as there are runners in that race. Each entry drawn out
will correspond to a runner, with the list being announced over the public address
system and on the big screens prior to the start of the race. The lucky racegoer who has been assigned the horse that goes on to win Race 5 will take delivery of the
car for that day.
NEWMARKET LAUNCHES KIDS CLUB
On Sunday 2nd May, Newmarket Racecourses will be launching its brand new Kids Club.
Rowley's Kids Club will be open to all children and free to join. Each child will
receive a membership pack which will contain an exclusive Kids Club Badge, Activity
Book and Mini Binoculars. Rowley's Kids will also receive two newsletters per year
and a birthday card from Rowley. In conjunction with Rowley's Kids Club there will be seven extra special kids-themed racedays throughout the 2010 season.
NEWMARKET TIMELINE
1200-Newmarket is born. The area in which Newmarket now stands was given as a dowry
to Sir Richard de Argentein in 1200 when he married Cassandra, daughter of Robert de
Insula, Lord of the Manor of Exning. Sir Richard encouraged development of the town and was almost immediately granted a charter to create a “new market” by the King.
1605-Royal discovery of Newmarket Heath. In February, 1605, King James I arrived in
Newmarket from Scotland, discovering the heath while hunting hare with his hounds. He recognised its potential as a great leisure venue for his court, as the open
heathland and spring turf suited his equestrian interests.
1622-First Race. The first recorded race at Newmarket took place on March 8, 1622.
It was a match race between a horse belonging to Lord Salisbury and a horse belonging to the Marquis of Buckingham. Buckingham’s horse won, securing a prize
worth £100, which was an enormous sum at the time. 1660-Charles II arrives in Newmarket. Charles II, known as the “Merry Monarch”, began his twice yearly visits
to Newmarket to pursue his passion for the turf. He built Palace House and moved the
Royal court to Newmarket every year. Charles was a keen rider and rode at what is now called the July Course on a regular basis. However, in early spring and late
summer the sun was a problem as it kept getting in his eyes. He found a new stretch
of turf for these months of the year, which is now the site of the Rowley Mile. Charles's favourite hack was called Old Rowley, a nickname that was also given to
the king himself. Hence the Rowley Mile Racecourse was born.
1664-Town Plate is instituted. Charles II decreed by an Act of Parliament in 1664
that the Town Plate be run every October. It was the first ever race under written rules, with the inaugural running taking place in 1666. Charles II rode his own
horse to victory in the race in 1671, receiving a prize flagon worth £32. It is
still run at Newmarket every year and is the world’s oldest surviving horse race.
1665-Newmarket Exported to America. Richard Nicolls, who was appointed as Governor
of New York by Charles II, created the first ever racetrack in America which he called “Newmarket” after Charles’s beloved Suffolk town. The site of the old
Newmarket racecourse is on the Hempstead Plains just outside New York City, just a
few miles from one of the great USA tracks of the modern era, Belmont Park.
1750-Jockey Club comes to Newmarket. Horse racing’s elite members met at Newmarket
to form the Jockey Club to oversee and control English horseracing. The Jockey Club
wrote a comprehensive set of rules for horseracing and sanctioned racecourses to conduct race meetings under their rules. The Jockey Club moved to London in the
1960s, but the magnificent Jockey Club Rooms remain in a very prominent position on
1762/1771-Start of Newmarket’s Racing Fixtures. The second half of the 18th century
saw Newmarket flourish with the establishment of fixed annual race meetings. During
these years, the Spring and Autumn meetings were constantly augmented by new
fixtures, all of which still survive today. 1809-2000 Guineas inaugurated. This year
sees the 202nd running. 1814-1000 Guineas inaugurated. This year sees the 197th
running. 1914 – 1918 & 1939 – 1945 War Years. Newmarket’s July Course was used and
staged most of the major races. The Rowley Mile course became an RAF base.
1929-Tote. Newmarket’s July Course was the first to introduce the Tote, where it was
regarded with some bafflement and caused considerable panic amongst the bookmakers! The first-ever Tote dividend was a pretty handsome sum of 80 shillings sixpence
to a two shilling stake.
1949-Photo-Finish. The 2000 Guineas of 1949 was the first ever race to have a photo-
finish camera to help determine the winner.
1965-Starting Stalls. Newmarket’s July Course was the first course to use starting
stalls.
2000-Millennium Grandstand Opens. On May 6, 2000, the new Millennium Grandstand at
Newmarket’s Rowley Mile was opened by The Queen. The Grandstand boasts state-of-the-art facilities for racegoers on racedays as well as superb facilities for a wide
range of corporate events.
2006-Stan James enters the first year of Guineas Festival sponsorship. Stan James,
one of Britain’s leading independent bookmakers, sponsors all the races at the Guineas Festival in the biggest sponsorship deal in the history of Newmarket
Racecourses.
2009-Sea The Stars begins his epic run of six straight Group One victories with by
taking the Stan James-sponsored 2000 Guineas in emphatic style.
The StanJames.com 2000 Guineas – Facts and Figures
The 2000 Guineas was first run in 1809 and won by Wizard. His connections - trainer
Tom Perren, owner Christopher Wilson and jockey Bill Clift - were also responsible for the first 1000 Guineas winner, Charlotte in 1814.
The Classic, run over Newmarket’s Rowley Mile course, is for three-year-old colts
and fillies. Few fillies, who carry 5lb less than colts, run in the 2000 Guineas and just seven have been successful - Pastille (1822), Crucifix (1840), Formosa
(dead-heat with the colt Moslem in 1868), Pilgrimage (1878), Shotover (1882), Sceptre (1902) and Garden Path (1944).
The largest 2000 Guineas field was in 1930 when there were 28 runners in the race won by Diolite while 27 ran in 2000,
1964, 1951 and 1933. In both 1829 and 1830 there were just two competitors, with
both winners - Patron and Augustus-owned by Lord Exeter and trained by Charles Marson. The maximum field allowed for safety reasons is currently 30.
Since 1900, the longest winning distance in the 2000 Guineas was recorded in 1947 by
Tudor Minstrel, who scored by eight lengths. During the same period, the Classic has
been won by a short-head a dozen times - Neil Gow (1910), Kennymore (1914), Adam’s Apple (1927), Pay Up (1936), Kingsway (1943), Nimbus (1949), Palestine (1950), Only
For Life (1963), Kashmir II (1966), Royal Palace (1967), Mister Baileys (1994) and, most recently, Mark Of Esteem (1996).
The victory of Henrythenavigator in 2008 was the first time that a British Classic
had been won by a nose – the new minimum winning distance introduced by the BHA less than three months earlier.
The longest-priced winner in the history of the 2000 Guineas was 1961 hero Rockavon,
who was returned at 66/1. Not nearly so generous were the odds of 12/100 laid on St Frusquin in 1896 - the shortest-priced winner.
In the 201 runnings to date, a total of 79 favourites or joint-favourites have
obliged in the 2000 Guineas - just under 40% of winners have headed the betting market. Favourite backers have not had such a good time over the last 18 years.
George Washington, successful in 2006 at 6/4, became the first favourite to oblige since Zafonic at 5/6 in 1993.
Irish-trained horses have won 13 renewals of the 2000 Guineas since 1900. The first
was 1960 winner Martial, trained by Paddy Prendergast, and he has been followed by Sir Ivor (1968 Vincent O’Brien), Nijinsky (1970 Vincent O’Brien) Nebbiolo (1977)
Kevin Prendergast Lomond (1983 Vincent O’Brien), El Gran Senor (1984 Vincent
O’Brien), King Of Kings(1998 Aidan O’Brien), Rock Of Gibraltar (2002 Aidan O’Brien),
Refuse To Bend (2003 Dermot Weld), Footstepsinthesand (2005 Aidan O’Brien), George Washington (2006 Aidan O’Brien), Henrythenavigator (2008 Aidan O’Brien) and Sea The
Stars (2009 John Oxx). Since 1900 there have been 11 winners trained in France. They
are 1933 Rodosto (trained by Harry Count), 1937 Le Ksar (Frank Carter), 1940 Djebel
(Albert Swann), 1952 Thunderhead II (Etienne Pollett), 1959 Taboun (Alec Head), 1964 Baldric II (Ernie Fellows), 1966 Kashmir II (Charles Bartholomew), 1974 Nonoalco
(Francois Boutin), 1982 Zino (Francois Boutin), 1994 Zafonic (Andre Fabre) and 1995 Pennekamp (Andre Fabre).
The first horse to complete the 2000 Guineas/Epsom Derby double was Smolensko, owned
by Sir Charles Bunbury, in 1813. Since then a further 35 horses have completed this
double, the most recent being Sea The Stars in 2009. Sir Michael Stoute, responsible for the 2000 Guineas winner Golan in 2001, is the joint-most successful current
trainer with five victories. His other four winners were Shadeed (1985), Doyoun
(1988), Entrepreneur (1997) and King’s Best(2000). Irish handler Aidan O’Brien equalled the tally of the Newmarket handler in 2008 when Henrythenavigator got the
better of New Approach in a thrilling finish. The master of Ballydoyle had
previously scored with George Washington(2006), King Of Kings (1998), Rock Of Gibraltar (2002) and Footstepsinthesand (2005). Richard Hannon has saddled
three winners - Mon Fils (1973), Don’t Forget Me (1987) and Tirol (1990).
The most successful jockey of the current generation in the 2000 Guineas is Kieren
Fallon with four wins. Fallon has ridden the winner in four of the last nine years with George Washington (2006), Footstepsinthesand (2005), Golan (2001)
and King’s Best (2000).
The record time is 1m 35.08s, set by Mister Baileys in 1994. Last year’s race was
won by Sea The Stars in a time of 1m 35.88s.
Queen Elizabeth II owned the 1958 winner of the 2000 Guineas, Pall Mall, while her
great-grandfather, King Edward VII,owned both the 1900 victor Diamond Jubilee (when he was the Prince of Wales) and Minoru, successful in 1909.
The StanJames.com 1000 Guineas – Facts and Figures
The inaugural running of the 1000 Guineas, for three-year-old fillies, took place in
1814. The Classic was won by the 11/5 favourite Charlotte, who beat four rivals.
Four fillies have completed the 1000 Guineas/2000 Guineas double. The last was
Sceptre in 1902, who was also successful in the Oaks and St Leger. The other fillies to win both Newmarket Classics are Crucifix (1840), Formosa (1868 and Pilgrimage (1878)
In 1825, the Duke of Grafton’s Tontine was the sole participant in the 1000 Guineas.
At the other end of the spectrum, the largest field was 29 in 1926, when Pillion was successful at 25/1. The current maximum field size is 30.
Humble Duty recorded the greatest winning margin in the 1000 Guineas since 1900 when
scoring by seven lengths in 1970 under Lester Piggott. During the same period, six
winners have scraped home by a short-head, namely Atmah (1911), Fair Isle (1930), Highclere (1974), Nocturnal Spree (1975), Oh So Sharp (1985) and Las Meninas (1994).
The longest-priced 1000 Guineas winner was Lord Derby’s Ferry, returned at 50/1 in
1918. The shortest-priced was Crucifix, whose odds were 1/10 when taking the 1840 renewal.
A total of 79 of the 196 runnings have been won by either the favourite or a joint-
favourite. This works out as just over four in every 10 runnings being won by a
market leader. One of the true heroines of the 1000 Guineas was Tagalie, successful
in 1912 - the only winner to go on and land the Derby.
A total of 47 fillies have won both the 1000 Guineas and Oaks. Neva was the first in
1817 and Kazzia the latest in 2002. Seven winners since 1900 have been trained in
Ireland - 1908 Rhodora (trained by James Allen), 1964 Pourparler (Paddy Prendergast), 1966 Glad Rags (Vincent O’Brien), 1975 Nocturnal Spree (Stuart
Murless), 1994 Las Meninas(Tommy Stack), 2005 Virginia Waters (Aidan O’Brien) and Finsceal Beo (Jim Bolger) in 2007.
There have been 15 French-trained winners since 1900 - 1929 Taj Mah (trained by Juan
Torterolo), 1932 Kandy (Frank Carter), 1935 Mesa (Albert Swann), 1947 Imprudence
(Jacques Lieux), 1950 Camaree (Alexandre Lieux), 1957 Rose Royale (Alec Head), 1958 Bella Paola (Francois Mathet), 1960 Never Too Late (Etienne Pollet), 1963 Hula Dancer
(Etienne Pollet), 1976 Flying Water (Angel Penna), 1983 Ma Biche (Criquette Head),
1988 Ravinella (Criquette Head), 1992 Hatoof 1987 Miesque (Francois Boutin),(Criquette Head) and the 2008 winner Natagora (Pascal Bary).
Henry Cecil is the most successful current trainer in the 1000 Guineas with six
wins, while Kieren Fallon has the best record of the current generation of jockeys with a quartet of victories, recording his latest success in 2005 on Virginia
Waters.
Ghanaati set a new record time for 1000 Guineas in 2009, recording 1m 34.22s which
was 0.72s faster than Finsceal Beo’s 1m 34.94s in 2007.
The present Queen owned the 1974 heroine Highclere while her father, King George VI,
saw both Hypernicum (1946)and Sun Chariot (1942) carry his colours to victory. King
George V was victorious with Scuttle in 1928 and, way back in 1896, Thais triumphed for the Prince of Wales (later to become King Edward VII).
THE StanJames.com JOCKEY CLUB STAKES
The StanJames.com Jockey Club Stakes was first run in 1894.The inaugural winner was
Isinglass, who had won the Triple Crown (2000 Guineas, Derby & St Leger) the
previous season. Persimmon, owned by the Prince of Wales (later to become King
Edward VII), won the 1896 Jockey Club Stakes. He also captured the Derby and the St Leger that year. Other Derby winners to have won the Jockey Club Stakes are Rock Sand
(1904), St Amant (1905), Lemberg (1910) and St Paddy (1961).It is no longer possible for a horse to win the Jockey Club Stakes and the Derby in the same season as, since
1963, threeyear-olds have been excluded from the Newmarket contest.
Peter Walwyn and Pat Eddery teamed up for three consecutive Jockey Club Stakes
successes in the 1970s with Orange Bay (1976), Oats (1977) and Classic Example (
1978). There has only been one dual winner in the history of the Jockey Club Stakes -Phardante in 1986 and 1987.
The great stayer Ardross won the 1982 renewal ridden by Lester Piggott. He also won
the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot in 1981 and 1982, as well as finishing runner-up in the 1982 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.
Sir Michael Stoute leads the way among current trainers with six successes in the
Jockey Club Stakes including with Gamut in 2004.
Following the retirement in 2003 of Pat Eddery, who won six renewals of the Jockey
Club Stakes, the leading current jockey is Frankie Dettori with three successes – Roseate Tern (1990), Only Royale (1995) and Sixties Icon (2007). Jimmy
Fortune enjoyed a second victory on Bronze Cannon in 2009, having previously scored
on Alkaased in 2005. French trainer Andre Fabre has saddled two of the last four winners, Getaway (2008) and Shirocco (2006).
THE StanJames.com JOCKEY CLUB STAKES (since 1980)
YEAR WINNER AGE/WT OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY SP
2009 BRONZE CANNON 4-8-12 Anthony Oppenheimer John Gosden Jimmy Fortune 7/1
2008 GETAWAY 5-9-01 Baron Georg Von Ullmann Andre Fabre FR Stephane Pasquier 7/4 Fav
2007 SIXTIES ICON 4-9-03 Susan Roy Jeremy Noseda Frankie Dettori 5/2
2006 SHIROCCO 5-9-03 Baron Georg Von Ullmann Andre Fabre FR Christophe Soumillon 10/11F
2005 ALKAASED 5-8-09 Michael Charlton/ Ronchalon Racing (UK) Ltd Luca Cumani Jimmy Fortune 2/1 Fav
2004 GAMUT 5-8-09 Mrs Gay Smith Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon 7/4 Fav
2003 WARRSAN 5-8-09 Saeed Manana Clive Brittain Philip Robinson 12/1
2002 MARIENBARD 5-8-09 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Jamie Spencer 9/1
2001 MILLENARY 4-9-00 Neil Jones John Dunlop Pat Eddery 11/4
2000 BLUEPRINT 5-8-09 The Queen Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon 9/2
1999 SILVER PATRIARCH 5-9-00 Peter Winfield John Dunlop Pat Eddery 9/2 Fav
1998 ROMANOV 4-8-09 Robert Sangster Peter Chapple-Hyam John Reid 5/1
1997 TIME ALLOWED 4-8-06 Robert Barnett Michael Stoute John Reid 13/2
1996 RIYADIAN 4-8-09 H R H Prince Fahd Salman Paul Cole Richard Quinn 10/11 Fav
1995 ONLY ROYALE 6-8-11 Frank Stronach Luca Cumani Frankie Dettori 4/1
1994 SILVER WISP 5-8-09 Shirley Robins David Nicholson Michael Hills 20/1
1993 ZINAAD 4-8-09 Maktoum Al Maktoum Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn 3/1 Fav
1992 SAPIENCE 6-8-12 Bill O’Gorman David Elsworth Ray Cochrane 40/1
1991 ROCK HOPPER 4-8-07 Maktoum Al Maktoum Michael Stoute Pat Eddery 8/11 Fav
1990 ROSEATE TERN 4-8-07 Peter Brant Luca Cumani Frankie Dettori 17/2
1989 UNFUWAIN 4-8-10 Hamdan Al Maktoum Dick Hern Willie Carson 5/6 Fav
1988 ALMAARAD 5-8-10 Hamdan Al Maktoum John Dunlop Willie Carson 13/2
1987 PHARDANTE 5-8-12 Simon Karmel Guy Harwood Greville Starkey 7/1
1986 PHARDNTE 4-8-07 Simon Karmel Guy Harwood Greville Starkey 11/2
1985 KIRMANN 4-8-07 H H Aga Khan Fulke Johnson Houghton Steve Cauthen 11/1
1984 GAY LEMUR 4-8-07 Lady Roseberry Bruce Hobbs Geoff Baxter 8/1
1983 ELECTRIC 4-8-10 Raymond Clifford-Turner Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn 12/1
1982 ARDROSS 6-8-12 Charles St George Henry Cecil Lester Piggott Evs Fav
1981 MASTER WILLIE 4-8-12 Robert Barnett Henry Candy Philip Waldron 2/1
1980 MORE LIGHT 4-8-11 R Budgett Dick Hern Willie Carson 4/1
THE StanJames.com 2000 GUINEAS WINNERS (since 1946)
YEAR WINNER AGE/WT OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY SP RAN
2009 SEA THE STARS 3-9-00 Christopher Tsui John Oxx IRE Michael Kinane 8/1 15
2008 HENRYTHENAVIGATOR 3-9-00 Sue Magnier Aidan O’Brien IRE Johnny Murtagh 11/1 15
2007 COCKNEY REBEL 3-9-00 Phil Cunningham Geoff Huffer Olivier Peslier 25/1 24
2006 GEORGE WASHINGTON 3-9-00 Sue Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith Aidan O’Brien IRE Kieren Fallon 6/4F 14
2005 FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND 3-9-00 Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor Aidan O’Brien IRE Kieren Fallon 13/2 19
2004 HAAFHD 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum Barry Hills Richard Hills 11/2 14
2003 REFUSE TO BEND 3-9-00 Moyglare Stud Farm Dermot Weld IRE Pat Smullen 9/2 20
2002 ROCK OF GIBRALTAR 3-9-00 Sir Alex Ferguson & Sue Magnier Aidan O’Brien IRE
Johnny Murtagh 9/1 22
2001 GOLAN 3-9-00 Lord Weinstock Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon 11/1 18
2000 KING’S BEST 3-9-00 Saeed Suhail Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon 13/2 27
1999 ISLAND SANDS 3-9-00 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori 10/1 16
1998 KING OF KINGS 3-9-00 Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor Aidan O’Brien IRE Michael Kinane 7/2 18
1997 ENTREPRENEUR 3-9-00 Michael Tabor & Sue Magnier Michael Stoute Michael Kinane 11/2 16
1996 MARK OF ESTEEM 3-9-00 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori 8/1 13
1995 PENNEKAMP 3-9-00 Sheikh Mohammed Andre Fabre FR Thierry Jarnet 9/2 11
1994 MISTER BAILEYS 3-9-00 G R Bailey Ltd Mark Johnston Jason Weaver 16/1 23
1993 ZAFONIC 3-9-00 Khalid Abdulla Andre Fabre FR Pat Eddery 5/6F 14
1992 RODRIGO DE TRIANO 3-9-00 Robert Sangster Peter Chapple-Hyam Lester Piggott 6/1 16
1991 MYSTIKO 3-9-00 Lady Beaverbrook Clive Brittain Michael Roberts 13/2 14
1990 TIROL 3-9-00 Jim Horgan Richard Hannon Michael Kinane 9/1 14
1989 NASHWAN 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum Dick Hern Willie Carson 3/1F 14
1988 DOYOUN 3-9-00 H H Aga Khan Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn 4/5F 9
1987 DON'T FORGET ME 3-9-00 John Horgan Richard Hannon Willie Carson 9/1 14
1986 DANCING BRAVE 3-9-00 Khalid Abdulla Guy Harwood Greville Starkey 15/8F 15
1985 SHADEED 3-9-00 Maktoum Al Maktoum Michael Stoute Lester Piggott 4/5F 14
1984 EL GRAN SENOR 3-9-00 Robert Sangster Vincent O'Brien IRE Pat Eddery 15/8F 9
1983 LOMOND 3-9-00 Robert Sangster Vincent O'Brien IRE Pat Eddery 9/1 16
1982 ZINO 3-9-00 Gerry Oldham Francois Boutin FR Freddie Head 8/1 26
1981 TO AGORI MOU 3-9-00 Mrs Andry Muinos Guy Harwood Greville Starkey 5/2F 19
1980 KNOWN FACT 3-9-00 Khalid Abdulla Jeremy Tree Willie Carson 14/1 14
1979 TAP ON WOOD 3-9-00 Tony Shead Barry Hills Steve Cauthen 20/1 20
1978 ROLAND GARDENS 3-9-00 J Hayter Duncan Sasse Frankie Durr 28/1 19
1977 NEBBIOLO 3-9-00 Niels Schibbye Kevin Prendergast IRE Gabriel Curran 20/1 18
1976 WOLLOW 3-9-00 Carlo d'Alessio Henry Cecil Gianfranco Dettori EvensF 17
1975 BOLKONSKI 3-9-00 Carlo d'Alessio Henry Cecil Gianfranco Dettori 33/1 24
1974 NONOALCO 3-9-00 Mme Maria-Felix Berger Francois Boutin FR Yves Saint-Martin 19/2; 12
1973 MON FILS 3-9-00 Mrs B M L Davis Richard Hannon Frankie Durr 50/1 18
1972 HIGH TOP 3-9-00 Sir Jules Thorn Bernard van Cutsem Willie Carson 85/40F 12
1971 BRIGADIER GERARD 3-9-00 Jean Hislop Dick Hern Joe Mercer 11/2 6
1970 NIJINSKY 3-9-00 Charles Engelhard Vincent O'Brien IRE Lester Piggott 4/7F 14
1969 RIGHT TACK 3-9-00 J R Brown John Sutcliffe Geoff Lewis 15/2 13
1968 SIR IVOR 3-9-00 Raymond Guest Vincent O'Brien IRE Lester Piggott 11/8F 10
1967 ROYAL PALACE 3-9-00 Jim Joel Noel Murless George Moore 100/30JF 18
1966 KASHMIR 3-9-00 P Butler Charles Bartholomew FR Jimmy Lindley 7/1 25
1965 NIKSAR 3-9-00 Wilfred Harvey Walter Nightingall Duncan Keith 100/8 22
1964 BALDRIC 3-9-00 Mrs Howell E Jackson Ernie Fellows FR Bill Pyers 20/1 27
1963 ONLY FOR LIFE 3-9-00 Monica Sheriffe Jeremy Tree Jimmy Lindley 33/1 21
1962 PRIVY COUNCILLOR 3-9-00 Gerald Glover Tom Waugh Bill Rickaby 100/6 19
1961 ROCKAVON 3-9-00 T C Yuill George Boyd Norman Stirk 66/1 22
1960 MARTIAL 3-9-00 R N Webster Paddy Prendergast IRE Ron Hutchinson 18/1 17
1959 TABOUN 3-9-00 Prince Aly Khan Alec Head FR George Moore 5/2F 13
1958 PALL MALL 3-9-00 HM The Queen Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Doug Smith 20/1 14
1957 CREPELLO 3-9-00 Victor Sassoon Noel Murless Lester Piggott 7/2 14
1956 GILLES DE RETZ 3-9-00 A G Samuel Helen Johnson Houghton Frank Barlow 50/1 19
1955 OUR BABU 3-9-00 David Robinson Geoffrey Brooke Doug Smith 13/2 23
1954 DARIUS 3-9-00 Sir Percy Loraine Harry Wragg Manny Mercer 8/1 19
1953 NEARULA 3-9-00 W Humble Charles Elsey Edgar Britt 2/1f 16
1952 THUNDERHEAD 3-9-00 E Constant Etienne Pollet FR Roger Poincelet 100/7 26
1951 KI MING 3-9-00 Ley On Martin Beary Scobie Breasley 100/8 27
1950 PALESTINE 3-9-00 H H Aga Khan Marcus Marsh Charlie Smirke 4/1 19
1949 NIMBUS 3-9-00 Mrs M Glenister George Colling Charlie Elliott 10/1 13
1948 MY BABU 3-9-00 Maharaja of Baroda Sam Armstrong Charlie Smirke 2/1F 18
1947 TUDOR MINSTREL 3-9-00 John Dewar Fred Darling Gordon Richards 8/11F 15
1946 HAPPY KNIGHT 3-9-00 Sir William Cooke Henri Jelliss Tommy Weston 28/1 13
THE StanJames.com 2000 GUINEAS
The StanJames.com 2000 Guineas, which was founded in 1809 and has a glittering roll
of honour, celebrates its 202nd running this year. Along with the StanJames.com 1000
Guineas, also run over Newmarket’s Rowley Mile, the 2000 Guineas is one of the five English Classics, all restricted to three-year-olds - the others being the Derby and
Oaks, both over a mile and a half at Epsom Downs in early June, plus the extended 14-furlong St Leger, which takes place at Doncaster in September.
Sir Charles Bunbury, who played an important role in the development of British
racing, including overseeing the extension of the Jockey Club’s authority, was inspired to introduce the two youngest Classics - the 2000 Guineas for colts and
fillies and the 1000 Guineas for fillies only. The name derived quite literally from
the initial prize fund for the race - 2000 Guineas was in effect a guaranteed
sweepstake, irrespective of the number of subscribers. The inaugural running of the historic race was won by Wizard, who gained £1,522 for his connections, in the silks
of Yorkshire sportsman Christopher Wilson. Bill Clift steered Wizard to that success
and, five years later, completed a famous double for the same owner when partnering Charlotte to take the first running of the 1000 Guineas. Both were trained by
Tom Perren.
The StanJames.com 2000 Guineas now has a prize fund of £400,000. Clift began his
career as a shepherd boy on the estate of Lord Rockingham, where he gained early
riding experience in pony races that were organised to amuse guests at Wentworth
Woodhouse. Rockingham was so impressed by Clift’s untutored talent that he sent the youngster to join his private stable, which moved to Newmarket shortly afterwards
under the management of the Marquis’ trainer Christopher Scaife. Although Clift was
not the most stylish rider, he more than compensated with a vigorous use of the whip, which would not be tolerated today.
In the early days of the 2000 Guineas, trainers Robert Robson, Dixon Boyce and James
Edwards dominated the Classic, with 17 wins between them in the first 29 renewals. Between 1825 and 1848, Jem Robinson, who won the 2000 Guineas on a number of
occasions for the last-named pair, was successful nine times and he remains the
winning-most jockey. Legendary Malton-based trainer John Scott, who was known
as "The Wizard of the North”, keeps the accolade of being the most successful trainer of the Classic with no less than seven successes. He opened his account
with back to-back 2000 Guineas wins in 1842 and 1843, when his brother Bill Scott rode Meteor and Cotherstone to success for owner John Bowes.
The fourth Duke of Grafton and the fifth Earl of Jersey are the joint most
successful owners in the Classic’s history with five wins each. The first-named won
three consecutive renewals along with trainer Robert Robson and jockey Frank Buckle.
They began their run with Pindarrie in 1820, followed by Reginald and Pastille. In 1826, Dervise gave the owner and trainer another success, this time with John Barham Day in the saddle.
The following year, Frank Buckle was back in the plate when Turcoman landed the spoils. Buckle, who held the record of 27 Classic winners until it was surpassed
by Lester Piggott in 1984, was an apprentice at the Hon Richard Vernon’s private
yard at 1783, he weighed just 3st 13lb. At Newmarket when he rode his first winner. To end his career, almost half a century later at The fifth Earl of Jersey the
age of 65, he could still go to the scales at 7st 1lb won his first 2000 Guineas in
1831 with the James Edwards-trained Riddlesworth, who was ridden by Jem Robinson. Three years later, the owner and trainer started a four-year domination of the Classic with Glencoe. Robinson partnered four of Lord Jersey’s winners but was not on board the 1837 winner Achmet.
Since 1900, the Classic has been won by a short-head 12 times - Neil Gow (1910),
Kennymore (1914), Adam’s Apple (1927), Pay Up (1936), Kingsway (1943),
Nimbus (1949), Palestine (1950), Only For Life (1963), Kashmir II (1966),
Royal Palace (1967), Mister Baileys (1994) and, most recently, Mark Of Esteem
(1996). Henrythenavigator’s defeat of New Approach in 2008 was the first time a British Classic had been won by the narrowest margin of a nose, which was
introduced earlier the same year.
In 1930, 28 runners went to post for the 2000 Guineas which was won by Sir Hugo
Hirst’s Diolite. That remains the largest field of runners to date. Over 100 years previous to that, in both 1829 and 1830, just two runners started. Charles Marson
trained the winners of those two renewals (Patron and Augustus) for the second Marquess of Exeter. The maximum field allowed is currently 30.
The 2000 Guineas quickly became known as the best trial for the Derby. Smolensko,
who was appropriately owned by Sir Charles Bunbury, was the first horse to complete
the double when landing both Classics in 1813. Since then, 35 other horses have
managed the tremendous double, the most recent being Sea The Stars in 2009. An old adage states that the winning formula for the Derby is ‘fourth in the Guineas,
first in the Derby’. The last horse to fit such a pattern was the Paul Cole-trained
Generous in 1991, although the 2008 2000 Guineas runner-up, New Approach, relished
the step up in distance at Epsom and recorded a half-length verdict over Tartan Bearer, while in 2006 Sir Percy also came second in the Guineas before taking the Derby.
Harry Wragg followed up his younger brother Sam’s success on Highway in 1943 with
his own victory in the saddle 12 months later on Garden Path for Walter Earl. The jockey matched that feat in his role as a trainer 10 years later when he saddled
Darius to win the 2000 Guineas under Manny Mercer. Mercer, who married the trainer’s
daughter Susan, was tragically killed in a fall on his way to the start at
Ascot in 1959. He was only 29. Highway’s trainer Joe Lawson, who had won the Classic
previously with Orwell (1932) and Pay Up (1936), struck gold again in 1945 when Sir Gordon Richards’ brother Clifford partnered Court Martial to a neck success.
Runner-up on that occasion was evens favourite Dante, who was found to have
an inflamed eye days before the race and some argued that the colt couldn’t see his rival as they raced to the post.
The 2000 Guineas, together with the Derby and St Leger, form the Triple Crown and 15
horses have managed to win these three Classics, the first being the John Scott-
trained West Australian in 1853 and the most recent being the Vincent O’Brien-trained Nijinsky in 1970. One of the most outstanding Triple Crown winners was the unbeaten Ormonde in 1886.
Helen Johnson Houghton became the first female trainer to win the 2000 Guineas when
Gilles De Retz defied odds of 50/1 to land the 1956 renewal under Frank Barlow.
Johnson Houghton kept the stable at Blewbury going after the death of her husband,
trainer Major Gordon Johnson Houghton, in 1952. However, at the time, the Jockey Club did not allow women to hold a trainer’s licence, so Gilles De Retz was returned in-training by assistant Charles Jerdein but the success has since been attributed
to Johnson Houghton.
Lester Piggott, who first won the 2000 Guineas in 1957 on the Sir Noel Murless-
trained Crepello, partnered Nijinsky to win the Triple Crown in 1970. The legendary
jockey won the 2000 Guineas five times, most recently in 1992 on Rodrigo De Triano,
trained by Peter Chapple-Hyam for owner Robert Sangster. Piggott partnered 15/8
favourite Ribofilio, who controversially failed to justify favouritism in 1969. The
colt was struggling after 100 yards, came under serious pressure after a furlong
and was tailed off after three furlongs. He was eased to a canter and brought to
a standstill after four furlongs, while 15/2 chance Right Tack was the facile two and a half length winner under Geoff Lewis for Epsom-based trainer John Sutcliffe.
Initially, many believed that Ribofilio had been doped. However, tests proved negative and no explanation - either physical or temperamental - was ever given. One
of the best 2000Guineas winners of the 20th century was Tudor Minstrel, who scored
by a record eight lengths in1947. In 1961, Norman Stirk steered 66/1 outsider Rockavon to defy the odds and land the 2000 Guineas for trainer George Boyd and owner Tommy Yuill. He remains the longest priced winner of the 2000 Guineas.
The 2000 Guineas of 1971 saw a great finish between two outstanding racehorses -
Brigadier Gerard and Mill Reef. It was "The Brigadier" who won by three lengths. The first two never met again, with Brigadier Gerard, who was beaten just once from 18
starts, becoming one of the greatest milers of all time, while Mill Reef was all conquering at middle distances.
The following year, High Top battled against gale force winds and driving rain to
give trainer Bernard Van Cutsem a memorable victory in the Classic, after leading
stable fancy Crowned Prince was ruled out of the Classic. Steered by Willie Carson,
Sir Jules Thorn’s colt led the 12 runners soon after leaving the stalls and stayed
on determinedly to score by half a length. Carson recorded his second of four wins in the Classic aboard Known Fact in 1980 when first past the post Nureyev was
demoted to last place following a stewards’inquiry. The latter came through the
field, causing a couple of instances of interference, with a fantastic burst of speed. However, he became the first and only horse to lose the race, giving the Jeremy Tree-trained colt success in the colours of Khalid Abdulla.
In 1975, Henry Cecil enjoyed his first Classic success when Bolkonski came up the
Rowley Mile to win the 2000 Guineas with, quiet literally, a police escort. The
stable lads’ strike of that year cast a shadow over the meeting, which was almost in jeopardy. After the race, a large group of stable lads marched in protest up the
track, surrounded by police officers, with the winning horse’s groom being carried
on their shoulders.
Two years later, an Irish victory was expected. However, the result was not exactly
the one predicted. Vincent O’Brien sent out 6/5 favourite The Minstrel, who had won the 2000 Guineas Trial at Ascot, but it was Kevin Prendergast’s 20/1 shot Nebbiolo
who landed the spoils under Gabriel Curran, with his compatriot chasing home in third. The Minstrel went on to win the Derby.
Another excellent year was 1984, when the brilliant El Gran Senor proved two and a
half lengths too strong for Chief Singer. After his Newmarket success, El Gran Senor was controversially beaten a short-head by Secreto in the Derby and finished
his career with victory in the Irish Derby, while Chief Singer became a top sprinter.
Two years later, there was another great winner in Dancing Brave. The Guy Harwood-
trained colt was unlucky not to win the Derby on his next start but, by the end of the season, he had landed the Eclipse Stakes, King George VI & Queen Elizabeth
Diamond Stakes and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Racing pundit and presenter John McCririck elected Zafonic’s 1993 2000 Guineas
success as his most memorable race in Racing Post 100 Greatest Races. The
aforementioned duel between Brigadier Gerard and Mill Reef was 13th in the overall
list, while El Gran Senor’s win was 30th. The other two renewals of the Classic to make the cut in that exclusive roll were Tudor Minstrel’s runaway victory in 1947 and the battle between eventual winner Ormonde and Minting in 1886.
In 1994, the Mark Johnston-trained Mister Baileys, ridden by current At The Races
presenter Jason Weaver, won the 2000 Guineas by a short-head from Grand Lodge on
good to firm ground in 1m 35.08s, which remains the fastest winning time for the Classic.
The Frankie Dettori-ridden Mark Of Esteem got the best of a thrilling finish with
Even Top by a short-head in 1996 to give Godolphin a first success in the 2000
Guineas. The winner became a top miler with victories in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood and the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot, where the colt was one of the rider’s “Magnificent Seven” winners.
Dettori won the Classic for the second time in 1999, when partnering Island Sands to
success for the same connections. In doing so, he equalled his father Gianfranco’s tally of two wins (Bolkonski, 1975 and Wollow, 1976) in the 2000 Guineas, both of
whom were trained by Henry Cecil for Italian owner Carlo d’Alessio.
Newmarket trainer Sir Michael Stoute took the Classic in 2000 with King's Best and
the following year with Golan. He is the joint-most successful current trainer in the 2000 Guineas, with a total of five wins. His other victories came from Shadeed
(1985), Doyoun (1988) and Entrepreneur (1997), while Aidan O’Brien has also enjoyed
a quintet of winners in the 2000 Guineas courtesy of George Washington (2006), King Of Kings (1998), Rock Of Gibraltar (2002), Footstepsinthesand,(2005) and
Henrythenavigator (2008).
Four years after training King Of Kings to victory at Newmarket, Aidan O’Brien
saddled Rock Of Gibraltar (2002) to win the 2000 Guineas by a neck from his hotly-fancied stable companion Hawk Wing. The Newmarket Classic was one of a record
seven successive Group One victories for Rock Of Gibraltar.
In 2003, the 2000 Guineas went to the Dermot Weld-trained Refuse To Bend, who
defeated Zafeen by three quarters of a length. The winner subsequently joined Godolphin, winning two further Group One contests - the Queen Anne Stakes and
Coral-Eclipse - in 2004. The Hamdan Al Maktoum-owned Haafhd, trained by Barry Hills and ridden by his son Richard Hills, won the 2000 Guineas in 2004. Haafhd returned
to Newmarket that autumn to lift the Group One Emirates Airline Champion Stakes.
In 2005, the 2000 Guineas was won in emphatic style by the Aidan O’Brien-trained
Footstepsinthesand to start off Kieren Fallon’s role as stable jockey at Ballydoyle
in the best possible way. The pair followed up a year later with the brilliant George Washington, who showed a blistering turn of foot to defeat subsequent Derby
winner Sir Percy by two and a half lengths in the first running sponsored by Stan James.
The 2007 renewal of the 2000 Guineas was won emphatically by 25/1 shot Cockney
Rebel. He was trained by Geoff Huffer and ridden by Olivier Peslier, neither of whom had won the Classic before, and followed up his Newmarket success with a win in the
Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh just 21 days later, becoming the first horse
since Rock Of Gibraltar in 2002 to complete that double in the process.
The 2008 Stan James-sponsored 2000 Guineas winner Henrythenavigator also annexed the
Irish equivalent as the first three home from Newmarket finished in the same order
as the Curragh, with New Approach second and Stubbs Art back in third. The Aidan O’Brien-trained colt went on to further emulate Rock Of Gibraltar with Group One
victories in the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot and the Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.
The strength of the 2008 Classic was further advertised by the runner-up New
Approach, who triumphed in the Derby and returned to Newmarket in October to smash
the 10-furlong course record with a six-length success in the Emirates Airline Champion Stakes. Raven’s Pass, fourth to Henrythenavigator in May, progressed
throughout the season, and turned the tables on his Newmarket conqueror in both the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and the Breeders’ Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
Last year saw Sea The Stars record a decisive length and a half victory over
Delegator in the Classic, which was again sponsored by Stan James. Trained by John Oxx in Ireland and partnered by the veteran Michael Kinane, Sea The Stars became
the first winner since Nashwan in 1989 to go on and win the Derby and the 36th in
total. In fact, the Christopher Tsui-owned colt remained unbeaten for the rest of the season with victories in the Ec lipse Stakes at Sandown, Juddmonte
International at York, the Irish Champion Stakes and the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.
A once in a generation horse, Sea The Stars ended the season with an official rating of 136, named Cartier Horse of the Year and had his supporters as the greatest horse
ever seen.
Although fillies can contest the StanJames.com 2000 Guineas, they rarely take on the
colts in the Classic these days. Seven fillies have been successful in the past - Pastille (1822), Crucifix (1840), Formosa (dead-heat with the colt Moslem in (1868),
Pilgrimage (1878), Shotover (1882), the great Sceptre (1902) and Garden Path(1944).
RECORD OF SELECTED CURRENT TRAINERS IN THE StanJames.com 2000 GUINEAS
Alan Bailey
2004-10 Glaramara 200/1
Andrew Balding
2005-15 Diktatorial 25/1
2008-5 Dream Eater 50/1
Michael Bell
2001-5 Red Carpet 20/1
2003-5 Saturn 50/1
John Best
2007-24 Hurricane Spirit 100/1
Michael Blanshard
2001-12 Patsy's Double
Jim Bolger IRE
1991-9 Malvernico 66/1
1993-11 Ivory Frontier 33/1
2005-6 Democratic Deficit 20/1
2008-2 New Approach 11/8 Fav
2009-3 Gan Amhras 15/2
Clive Brittain
1974-9 Son Of Silver 50/1
1975-6 Mark Anthony 9/2
1976-4 Patris 50/1
1979-13 Laska Floko 25/1
1979-14 Foveros 50/1
1979-19 Standaan 100/1
1980-12 Braughing 150/1
1982-19 Come On The Blues 50/1
1983-11 Guns Of Navarone 50/1
1984-8 Kings Island 66/1
1985-3 Supreme Leader 50/1
1986-REF TO RACE Farncombe 500/1
1988-6 Intimidate 16/1
1988-7 Lapierre 9/1
1991-1 MYSTIKO 13/2
1994-22 Cool Jazz 66/1
1996-8 World Premier 66/1
1998-11 Pegnitz 200/1
1998-14 Greenlander 33/1
2003-19 Lundy's Lane 66/1
2005-3 Kandidate 100/1
2005-8 Tony James 66/1
2005-12 Party Boss 25/1
Karl Burke
2009-12 Lord Shanakill 14/1
Gerard Butler
1999-13 Compton Admiral 10/1
2000-6 Compton Bolter 100/1
2001-7 Mayville Thunder 66/1
2002-7 Compton Dragon 66/1
Neville Bycroft
2007-22 Danum Dancer 250/1
Henry Candy
1981-4 Cut Throat 33/1
1982-2 Wind And Wuthering 8/1
1986-7 Vainglorious 66/1
Henry Cecil
1975-1 BOLKONSKI 33/1
1976-1 WOLLOW Evens Fav
1977-17 Running Bull 66/1
1979-2 Kris 15/8 Fav
1979-5 Lyphards Wish 13/2
1983-8 Diesis 100/30 Fav
1984-5 Keen 7/2
1985-7 Lanfranco 10/1
1986-8 Faustus 12/1
1987-3 Midyan 12/1
1989-5 Monsagem 20/1
1991-6 Desert Sun 7/1
1991-8 Hokusai 16/1
1992-3 Pursuit Of Love 9/2
1993-7 Wharf 7/1
1994-5 Distant View 16/1
1994-13 King's Theatre 9/2 Fav
1995-11 Storm Trooper 5/1
1998-18 Daggers Drawn 25/1
1999-2 Enrique 7/1
2000-13 Western Summer 33/1
Mick Channon
1994-20 Piccolo 100/1
1995-9 Silca Blanka 200/1
1997-10 Muchea 50/1
2001-15 Imperial Dancer 50/1
2002-6 Aramram 50/1
2003-2 Zafeen 33/1
2003-9 Jay Gee's Choice 200/1
2003-16 Checkit 100/1
2005-14 Capable Guest 100/1
2007-17 Halicarnassus 66/1
Peter Chapple-Hyam
1992-1 RODRIGO DE TRIANO 6/1
1993-10 Chaddleworth 9/1
1994-3 Colonel Collins 13/2
1994-10 Canaska Dancer 66/1
1994-16 Golden Nashwan 12/1
1995-7 Painter's Row 14/1
1997-2 Revoque 100/30 Fav
1999-4 Brancaster 20/1
1999-11 Commander Collins 8/1
2007-3 Dutch Art 14/1
2008-15 Fireside 20/1
2009-8 Monitor Closely 28/1
Roger Charlton
1991-14 Junk Bond 100/1
1993-6 Inchinor 11/1
1998-16 Tamarisk 28/1
2000-9 Summoner 25/1
2001-3 Frenchmans Bay 14/1
2004-11 Three Valleys 20/1
2009-14 Cityscape 16/1
Paul Cole
1977-18 Good Company 100/1
1979 17 Iron Lad 50/1
1982-22 Steel Bay 100/1
1991-4 Generous 11/1
1992-15 Dilum 14/1
1994-6 Star Selection 100/1
1994-7 River Deep 100/1
1995-11 Green Perfume 25/1
1996-9 Leonine 50/1
1997-15 Putra 12/1
1999-12 Red Sea 33/1
2000-24 Mastermind 33/1
2007-8 Strategic Prince 8/1
2008-6 Moynahan 40/1
Robert Collet FR
2002-4 Zipping 40/1
2004-5 Whipper 9/1
Luca Cumani
1980-14 World Leader 15/1
1983-2 Tolomeo 18/1
1985-2 Bairn 13/2
1988-8 Tibullo 12/1
1989-4 Markofdistinction 14/1
1993-2 Barathea 10/1
1994-20 Suplizi 9/1
1997-3 Poteen 9/1
1998-10 Arkadian Hero 75/1
Paul D'Arcy
2003-14 Indian Haven 20/1
Mike De Kock SAF
2007-21 Drayton 100/1
Ed Dunlop
2002-22 Sweet Band 50/1
John Dunlop
1969-10 Burglar 40/1
1980-2 Posse 12/1
1982-10 Montekin 20/1
1983-9 Wassl 9/2
1985-14 Efisio 40/1
1991-7 Flying Brave 66/1
1991-11 Marju 6/4 Fav
1992-10 Badie 66/1
1994-12 Dumaani 33/1
1995-3 Bahri 14/1
1995-5 Nwaamis 40/1
1996-5 Beauchamp King 9/2
1996-7 Masehaab 200/1
1998-5 Haami 16/1
1999-3 Mujahid 9/1
2003-12 Muqbil 9/1
Mick Easterby
1967-0 Pals Passage 66/1
1977-8 Tudor Jig 13/1
Tim Easterby
2000-17 French Fellow 16/1
David Elsworth
1987-7 Naheez 60/1
2000-19 Scarteen Fox 28/1
2000-P Alfini 25/1
2003-3 Norse Dancer 100/1
2004-6 Salford City 11/2
2005-10 Tucker 33/1
2008-3 Stubbs Art 100/1
James Eustace
2002-21 Rapscallion 66/1
Andre Fabre FR
1991-2 Lycius 16/1
1992-6 Tertian 12/1
1992-11 Steinbeck 16/1
1993-1 ZAFONIC 5/6 Fav
1994-19 Signe Divin 14/1
1995-1 PENNEKAMP 9/2
1995-6 Diffident 6/1
1997-5 Zamindar 10/1
1998-4 Xaar 10/11 Fav
2002-8 Massalani 7/1
Richard Fahey
2007-18 Fishforcompliments 200/1
James Fanshawe
1994-15 Unblest 6/1
2001-18 Heretic 50/1
John Gosden
1990-3 Anshan 6/1
1992-5 Muhtarram 25/1
1993-8 Emperor Jones 20/1
1993-14 Pembroke 20/1
1997-8 Cape Cross 20/1
1999-8 Exeat 20/1
2005-13 Iceman 7/1
2008-4 Raven’s Pass 4/1
William Haggas
1991-12 Bog Trotter 11/1
2003-15 Audience 16/1
2008-13 Alfathaa 40/1
Sally Hall
1986-12 Hallgate 18/1
Richard Hannon
1973-1 MON FILS 50/1
1976-3 Thieving Demon 66/1
1982-14 Silly Steven 100/1
1987-1 DON'T FORGET ME 9/1
1989-10 Sharp N'Early 100/1
1990-1 TIROL 9/1
1990-4 Rock City 14/1
1991-10 Shalford 100/1
1992-2 Lucky Lindy 50/1
1992-8 Swing Low 20/1
1992-14 River Falls 20/1
1993-12 Revelation 33/1
1993-13 Right Win 20/1
1994-18 Redoubtable 14/1
1996-13 Regiment 33/1
1999-5 Gold Academy 66/1
1999-6 Bahamian Bandit 20/1
2000-6 Umistim 33/1
2000-12 Cape Town 12/1
2000-18 Mana-Mou Bay 25/1
2001-2 Tamburlaine 12/1
2001-10 King's Ironbridge 16/1
2002-3 Redback 25/1
2003-7 Hurricane Alan 20/1
2003-11 Mister Links 66/1
2003-13 Rockets N' Rollers 100/1
2003-18 Tizzy May 200/1
2005-16 Solent 100/1
2006-9 Asset 10/1
2007-6 Major Cadeaux 10/1
2007-15 Sonny Red 66/1
2008-11 Scintillo 100/1
2009-7 Pure Poetry 66/1
Criquette Head-Maarek FR
1990-5 Septieme Ciel 18/1
2000-14 Onlyman 33/1
Lady Herries
1995-2 Celtic Swing 4/5 Fav
Barry Hills
1974-8 Dragonara Palace 50/1
1975-4 Royal Manacle 33/1
1976-11 Stand To Reason 50/1
1979-1 TAP ON WOOD 20/1
1980-11 Saint Jonathon 9/1
1981-10 Motavato 5/1
1981-13 Kind Of Hush 9/1
1982-10 Spanish Place 25/1
1985-4 Royal Harmony 100/1
1986-5 Sure Blade 13/2
1990-8 Sure Sharp 9/1
1990-14 Swordsmith 250/1
1994-14 Torch Rouge 50/1
1996-10 Royal Applause 15/2
1997-12 Za-Im 66/1
1999-16 Auction House 15/2
2000-8 Distant Music 11/2
2000-22 Race Leader 28/1
2001-6 Munir 8/1
2004-1 HAAFHD 11/2
2006-3 Olympian Odyssey 33/1
2006-11 Killybegs 16/1
2006-12 Red Clubs 25/1
2007-20 Prime Defender 66/1
2009-11 Ouqba 25/1
Reg Hollinshead
1967-0 Five Oaks 66/1
1978-2 Remainder Man 14/1
1981-8 The Quiet Bidder 100/1
1982-25 Bold Fort 200/1
1984-9 Native Charmer 66/1
1993-9 Nominator 100/1
2008-14 Bahamian Kid 250/1
Paul Howling
2000-23 Shamrock City 66/1
Michael Jarvis
1968-4 So Blessed 40/1
1969-5 Tudor Music 100/7
1973-7 Pitskelly 12/1
1976-16 Royal Boy 40/1
1981-15 Beldale Flutter 10/1
1999-14 Alrassaam 14/1
2000-10 Lincoln Dancer 100/1
2002-15 Coshocton 33/1
William Jarvis
1994-2 Grand Lodge 16/1
2007-14 Tobosa 28/1
Mark Johnston
1994-1 MISTER BAILEYS 16/1
1996-3 Bijou d'Inde 14/1
1998-2 Lend A Hand 8/1
2002-13 Love Regardless 12/1
2005-18 Elliots World 50/1
Gay Kelleway
1998-12 Soviet Bureau 100/1
Elie Lellouche FR
1992-12 Cardoun 8/1
George Margarson
1998-8 Speedfit Too 200/1
2000-3 Barathea Guest 12/1
2009-15 Imperial Guest 150/1
Ed McMahon
2005-17 Pivotal Flame 100/1
Brian Meehan
1996-12 Tumbleweed Ridge 66/1
2002-5 Twilight Blues 50/1
2005-11 David Junior 100/1
2007-9 Diamond Tycoon 15/2
2009-2 Delegator 3/1 Fav
Hughie Morrison
2008-7 Stimulation 16/1
William Muir
2005-7 Mister Genepi 100/1
Jeremy Noseda
1999-9 Desaru 50/1
2006-4 Araafa 66/1
2008-9 Strike The Deal 33/1
Aidan O'Brien IRE
1998-1 KING OF KINGS 7/2
1999-15 Orpen 7/2 Fav
2000-2 Giant's Causeway 7/2 Fav
2000-26 Bernstein 16/1
2001-4 Minardi 5/1
2001-13 Darwin 100/1
2002-1 ROCK OF GIBRALTAR 9/1
2002-2 Hawk Wing 6/4 Fav
2002-18 Sholokhov 100/1
2002-20 Tendulkar 16/1
2003-8 Tomahawk 7/1
2003-17 Hold That Tiger 4/1 Fav
2004-9 Tumblebrutus 200/1
2004-13 One Cool Cat 15/8 Fav
2005-1 FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND 13/2
2005-4 Oratorio 8/1
2006-1 GEORGE WASHINGTON 6/4 Fav
2006-8 Horatio Nelson 6/1
2006-13 Frost Giant 50/1
2007-4 Duke Of Marmalade 14/1
2007-5 Eagle Mountain 14/1
2007-11 Yellowstone 50/1
2008-1 HENRYTHENAVIGATOR 11/1
2008-8 Plan 33/1
2009-4 Rip Van Winkle 9/2
2009-5 Mastercraftsman 7/1
Eoghan O’Neill
2007-2 Vital Equine 33/1
Jamie Osborne
2004-8 Milk It Mick 12/1
John Oxx IRE
2004-3 Azamour 25/1
2009-1 SEA THE STARS 8/1
Linda Perratt
2002-12 Ho Choi 100/1
Amanda Perrett
2007-16 Jo’Burg 200/1
Kevin Prendergast IRE
1973-0 Ragapan 28/1
1975-0 Lord Ha Ha 66/1
1977-1 NEBBIOLO 20/1
1979-16 Secret Of Success 33/1
2007-10 Haatef 7/1
Jean-Claude Rouget FR
2007-7 US Ranger 5/1
John Ryan
2009-10 Ocean’s Minstrel 100/1
Kevin Ryan
2006-7 Amadeus Wolf 9/1
2007-23 Evens And Odds 33/1
Bryan Smart
2003-6 Monsieur Bond 100/1
2006-5 Misu Bond 66/1
Sir Michael Stoute
1977-16 Etienne Gerard 50/1
1979-6 Hardgreen 28/1
1980-9 Final Straw 13/2
1985-1 SHADEED 4/5 Fav
1986-2 Green Desert 12/1
1987-4 Ajdal 6/5 Fav
1988-1 DOYOUN 4/5 Fav
1989-7 Pure Genius 20/1
1989-11 Shaadi 5/1
1991-13 Mujaazif 20/1
1992-9 Alnasr Alwasheek 5/2 Fav
1994-8 Just Happy 25/1
1997-1 ENTREPRENEUR 11/2
1997-6 Desert Story 12/1
2000-1 KING'S BEST 13/2
2000-25 Misraah 20/1
2001-1 GOLAN 11/1
2001-17 Tempest 20/1
2002-9 King Of Happiness 11/2
2002-17 Bragadino 66/1
2005-19 Rob Roy 6/1
2006-6 Final Verse 50/1
2007-12 Adagio 4/1 Fav
2007-13 Al Shemali 200/1
2008-12 Perfect Stride 16/1
2009-6 Evasive 13/2
Saeed bin Suroor
1996-1 MARK OF ESTEEM 8/1
1997-11 Tycoon Todd 50/1
1997-14 Shamikh 7/1
1998-7 Almutawakel 401
1998-9 Central Park 14/1
1999-1 ISLAND SANDS 10/1
1999-10 Easaar 25/1
2000-4 Zoning 50/1
2000-16 Fath 16/1
2000-20 Broche 33/1
2001-9 Tobougg 4/1 Fav
2001-14 Rumpold 9/1
2001-16 Divine Task 16/1
2002-14 Naheef 10/1
2002-16 Parasol 100/1
2002-19 Meshaheer 25/1
2003-10 Songlark 14/1
2003-20 Lateen Sails 9/2
2004-2 Snow Ridge 8/1
2004-14 Golden Sahara 200/1
2005-5 Dubawi 11/8 Fav
2005-9 Satchem 40/1
2006-14 Opera Cape 16/1
2007-19 Truly Royal 33/1
2008-10 Ibn Khaldun 7/2
2009-13 Ashram 16/1
James Toller
1990-11 Lord Of The Field 50/1
1998-6 Duck Row 40/1
2004-7 Bachelor Duke 20/1
Mark Tompkins
1982-10 Vin St Benet 66/1
1996-2 Even Top 40/1
1997-16 Musical Pursuit 22/1
2001-11 Volata 100/1
2002-10 Steenberg 100/1
Marcus Tregoning
2001-8 Nayef 10/1
2006-2 Sir Percy 4/1
2009-9 Finjaan 25/1
Dermot Weld IRE
1975-0 Steel Heart 25/1
2003-1 REFUSE TO BEND 9/2
2004-4 Grey Swallow 10/1
Sean Woods HK
1997-9 Green Card 40/1
1998-15 Little Indian 100/1
2000-21 Winning Venture 50/1
RECORD OF SELECTED CURRENT JOCKEYS IN THE StanJames.com 2000 GUINEAS
Eddie Ahern
2002-7 Compton Dragon 66/1
2005-3 Kandidate 100/1
2007-8 Strategic Prince 8/1
2008-9 Strike The Deal 33/1
George Baker
2007-24 Hurricane Spirit 100/1
Dominique Boeuf
1992-12 Cardoun 8/1
1999-12 Red Sea 33/1
Davy Bonilla
2002-4 Zipping 40/1
Neil Callan
2006-7 Amadeus Wolf 9/1
2007-23 Evens And Odds 33/1
Steve Carson
2002-4 Tout Seul 7/1
Chris Catlin
2003-16 Checkit 100/1
2005-14 Capable Guest 100/1
2007-2 Vital Equine 33/1
Pat Cosgrave
2004-9 Tumblebrutus 200/1
Jim Crowley
2009-12 Lord Shanakill 14/1
Tony Culhane
2006-5 Misu Bond 66/1
Silvestre De Sousa
2007-22 Danum Dancer 250/1
Frankie Dettori
1991-4 Mukaddamah 14/1
1992-10 Badie 66/1
1993-6 Inchinor 11/1
1994-2 Grand Lodge 16/1
1996-1 MARK OF ESTEEM 8/1
1997-14 Shamikh 7/1
1998-9 Central Park 14/1
1999-1 ISLAND SANDS 10/1
2001-9 Tobougg 4/1 Fav
2002-14 Naheef 10/1
2003-20 Lateen Sails 9/2
2004-2 Snow Ridge 8/1
2005-5 Dubawi 11/8 Fav
2006-14 Opera Cape 16/1
2007-19 Truly Royal 33/1
2008-10 Ibn Khaldun 7/2
2009-13 Ashram 16/1
Olivier Doleuze
2000-14 Onlyman 33/1
Steve Drowne
2001-15 Imperial Dancer 50/1
2002-6 Aramram 50/1
2003-2 Zafeen 33/1
2005-7 Mister Genepi 100/1
2007-15 Sonny Red 66/1
2008-7 Stimulation 16/1
2009-14 Cityscape 16/1
Ted Durcan
2000-20 Broche 33/1
2001-11 Volata 100/1
2002-10 Steenberg 100/1
2004-10 Glaramara 200/1
2008-14 Bahamian Kid 250/1
Martin Dwyer
2005-15 Diktatorial 25/1
2006-2 Sir Percy 4/1
2008-5 Dream Eater 50/1
Paul Eddery
1987-DISQ Most Welcome 14/1
1988-3 Bellefella 100/1
1989-6 Lunar Mover 50/1
1992-4 Silver Wisp 25/1
John Egan
2003-14 Indian Haven 20/1
2009-15 Imperial Guest 150/1
Kieren Fallon
1994-9 Rafferty's Rules 50/1
1995-8 Chilly Billy 33/1
1997-16 Musical Pursuit 22/1
1998-18 Daggers Drawn 25/1
1999-2 Enrique 7/1
2000-1 KING'S BEST 13/2
2001-1 GOLAN 11/1
2002-9 King Of Happiness 11/2
2003-15 Audience 16/1
2004-11 Three Valleys 20/1
2005-1 FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND 13/2
2006-1 GEORGE WASHINGTON 6/4 Fav
Micky Fenton
2001-5 Red Carpet 20/1
Jimmy Fortune
1998-13 Jimmy Too 100/1
1999-11 Commander Collins 8/1
2000-24 Mastermind 33/1
2003-7 Hurricane Alan 20/1
2005-13 Iceman 7/1
2007-3 Dutch Art 14/1
2008-4 Raven’s Pass 4/1
Paul Hanagan
2007-18 Fishforcompliments 200/1
Michael Hills
1985-4 Royal Harmony 100/1
1986-3 Huntingdale 6/1
1987-22 Lockton 22/1
1989-11 Greensmith 100/1
1993-4 Petardia 66/1
1994-11 Cotteir Chief 66/1
1996-10 Royal Applause 15/2
1997-13 Hidden Meadow 7/1
1998-16 Auction House 15/2
2000-8 Distant Music 11/2
2001-18 Heretic 50/1
2002-17 Bragadino 66/1
2005-8 Tony James 66/1
2006-11 Killybegs 16/1
2007-20 Prime Defender 66/1
Richard Hills
1995-5 Nwaamis 40/1
1996-7 Masehaab 200/1
1997-12 Za-Im 66/1
1998-5 Haami 16/1
1999-3 Mujahid 9/1
2000-16 Fath 16/1
2001-6 Munir 8/1
2002-19 Meshaheer
2004-1 HAAFHD 11/2
2005-11 David Junior 100/1
2006-12 Red Clubs 25/1
2007-13 Al Shemali 200/1
2008-13 Alfathaa 40/1
2009-11 Ouqba 25/1
Darryll Holland
1994-14 Torch Rouge 50/1
1998-2 Lend A Hand 8/1
1999-8 Exeat 20/1
2002-3 Redback 25/1
2004-8 Milk It Mick 12/1
2005-12 Party Boss 25/1
2007-17 Halicarnassus 66/1
Richard Hughes
1995-9 Silca Blanca 200/1
1996-12 Tumbleweed Ridge 66/1
1997-10 Muchea 50/1
2000-12 Cape Town 12/1
2001-2 Tamburlaine 12/1
2002-22 Sweet Band 50/1
2003-5 Saturn 50/1
2005-16 Solent 100/1
2006-9 Asset 10/1
2007-6 Major Cadeaux 10/1
2008-11 Scintillo 100/1
2009-7 Pure Poetry 66/1
Thierry Jarnet
1992-11 Steinbeck 16/1
1994-19 Single Divin 14/1
1995-1 PENNEKAMP 9/2
1997-5 Zamindar 10-1
2000-5 Compton Bolter 100/1
Christophe Lemaire
2007-7 US Ranger 5/1
Declan McDonogh
2007-10 Haatef 7/1
Kerrin McEvoy
2005-9 Satchem 40/1
2007-12 Adagio 4/1 Fav
Kevin Manning
2005-6 Democratic Deficit 20/1
2008-2 New Approach 11/8 Fav
2009-3 Gan Amhras 15/2
Weichong Marwing
2007-21 Drayton 100/1
Ian Mongan
2006-10 Close To You 80/1
Ryan Moore
2008-12 Perfect Stride 16/1
2009-6 Evasive 13/2
Gerald Mosse
1986-11 Exotic River 66/1
1999-7 Debbie's Warning 66/1
Alan Munro
1992-15 Dilum 14/1
1994-7 River Deep 100/1
2006-4 Araafa 66/1
2008-15 Fireside 20/1
2009-8 Monitor Closely 28/1
Johnny Murtagh
2001-17 Tempest 20/1
2002-1 ROCK OF GIBRALTAR 9/1
2003-8 Tomahawk 7/1
2004-6 Salford City 11/2
2005-4 Oratorio 8/1
2006-13 Frost Giant 50/1
2007-11 Yellowstone 50/1
2008-1 HENRYTHENAVIGATOR 11/1
2009-4 Rip Van Winkle 9/2
Daragh O'Donohoe
2002-16 Parasol 100/1
Jerry O’Dwyer
2009-10 Ocean’s Minstrel 100/1
Dane O'Neill
1999-5 Gold Academy 66/1
2000-6 Umistim 33/1
2001-10 King's Ironbridge 16/1
2003-13 Rockets ‘N Rollers 100/1
Tadhg O’Shea
2009-9 Finjaan 25/1
Olivier Peslier
1997-8 Cape Cross 20/1
1998-4 Xaar 10/11 Fav
1999-6 Bahrain Bandit 20/1
2000-26 Bernstein 16/1
2002-8 Massalani 7/1
2003-19 Lundy's Lane 66/1
2007-1 COCKNEY REBEL 25/1
Neil Pollard
2000-P Alfini 25/1
Jimmy Quinn
1994-17 Indhar 33/1
Philip Robinson
1981-19 Noalto 22/1
1983-11 Guns Of Navarone 50/1
1984-8 Kings Island 66/1
1985-3 Supreme Leader 50/1
1986-REFUSED Farncombe 500/1
1996-2 Even Top 40/1
1999-14 Alrassaam 14/1
2000-3 Barathea Guest 12/1
2002-15 Coshocton 33/1
2003-3 Norse Dancer 100/1
2004-12 Barbajuan 150/1
Seb Sanders
1998-6 Duck Row 40/1
2000-9 Summoner 25/1
2003-18 Tizzy May 200/1
2004-7 Bachelor Duke 20/1
2005-17 Pivotal Flame 100/1
2007-14 Tobosa 28/1
2008-3 Stubbs Art 100/1
Paul Scallan
2001-13 Darwin 100/1
2002-18 Sholokhov 100/1
2003-6 Monsieur Bond 100/1
Pat Smullen
2003-1 REFUSE TO BEND 9/2
2004-4 Grey Swallow 10/1
2009-5 Mastercraftsman 7/1
Christophe Soumillon
2004-5 Whipper 9/1
2007-5 Eagle Mountain 14/1
Jamie Spencer
2001-7 Mayville Thunder 66/1
2002-2 Hawk Wing 6/4 Fav
2003-10 Songlark 14/1
2004-13 One Cool Cat 15/8 Fav
2006-3 Olympian Odyssey 33/1
2007-9 Diamond Tycoon 15/2
2009-2 Delegator 3/1 Fav
Willie Supple
2000-25 Misraah 20/1
2001-8 Nayef 10/1
2003-12 Muqbil 9/1
Oscar Urbina
2005-2 Rebel Rebel 100/1
Robert Winston
1999-23 Shamrock City 66/1
2006-6 Final Verse 50/1
CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD COLTS IN THE StanJames.com 2000 GUINEAS
George Washington in 2006 became the third official champion two-year-old colt to
win the 2000 Guineas the following year, after El Gran Senor in 1984 and Zafonic in
1993. A further four champion two-year-old colts have finished runner-up in the Newmarket Classic.
Below are listed the champion two-year-old colts and their finishing position in the
StanJames.com 2000 Guineas since the European Free Handicap first published in 1978.
Year Champion Juvenile Rating StanJames.com 2000 Guineas Position
2009 St Nicholas Abbey 124 ????
2008 Mastercraftsman 122 5th (to Sea The Stars)
2007 New Approach 126 2nd (to Henrythenavigator)
2006 Teofilo 123 NR
2005 GEORGE WASHINGTON 124 WON
2004 Shamardal 123 NR
2003 Bago 121 NR
2002 Oasis Dream 123 NR
2001 Johannesburg 126 NR
2000 Minardi 123 4th (to Golan)
1999 Fasliyev 125 NR
1998 Mujahid 123 3rd (to Island Sands)
1997 Xaar 127 4th (to King Of Kings)
1996 Revoque 123 2nd (to Entrepreneur)
1995 Alhaarth 126 4th (to Mark Of Esteem)
1994 Celtic Swing 130 2nd (to Pennekamp)
1993 Grand Lodge 120 2nd (to Mister Baileys)
1992 ZAFONIC 125 WON
1991 Arazi 130 NR
1990 Hector Protector 126 NR
1989 Machiavellian 125 2nd (to Tirol)
1988 High Estate 125 NR
1987 Warning 125 NR
1986 Reference Point 127 NR
1985 Bakharoff 123 NR
1984 Kala Dancer 124 11th (to Shadeed)
1983 EL GRAN SENOR 128 WON
1982 Diesis 127 8th (to Lomond)
1981 Green Forest 128 NR
1980 Storm Bird 128 NR
1979 Dragon 123 NR
Monteverdi 123 NR
1978 Tromos 131 NR
CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLIES IN THE StanJames.com 1000 GUINEAS
Finsceal Beo in 2007 became the fifth official champion two-year-old filly to win
the 1000 Guineas the following year, after Attraction in 2004, Shadayid in 1991,
Ravinella in 1988 and Ma Biche in 1983. Six Perfections had come very close to enhancing the record in 2003, finding Russian Rhythm a length and a half too strong.
Below are listed the champion two-year-old fillies and their finishing position in
the 1000 Guineas since the European Free Handicap was first published in 1978.
Year Champion Juvenile Rating StanJames.com 1000 Guineas Position
2009 Special Duty 117 ????
2008 Rainbow View 118 5th (to Ghanaati)
2007 Zarkava 117 NR
2006 FINSCEAL BEO 119 WON
2005 Rumplestiltskin 116 7th (to Speciosa)
2004 Divine Proportions 117 NR
2003 ATTRACTION 119 WON
2002 Six Perfections 121 2nd (to Russian Rhythm)
2001 Queen's Logic 122 NR
2000 Superstar Leo 120 NR
1999 Lady Of Chad 113 NR
1998 Bint Allayl 116 NR
1997 Embassy 118 NR
1996 Pas De Reponse 116 4th (to Sleepytime)
1995 Blue Duster 119 NR
1994 Gay Gallanta 116 7th (to Harayir)
1993 Lemon Souffle 118 NR
1992 Lyric Fantasy 122 6th (to Sayyedati)
1991 Marling 118 2nd (to Hatoof)
1990 SHADAYID 120 WON
1989 Negligent 118 3rd (to Salsabil)
1988 Tersa 118 NR
Tessla 118 NR
1987 RAVINELLA 125 WON
1986 Forest Flower 125 NR
1985 Baiser Vole 120 NR
1984 Triptych 122 7th (to Oh So Sharp)
1983 Almeira 120 NR
1982 MA BICHE 121 WON
1981 Play It Safe 119 4th (to On The House)
Circus Ring 119 NR
Height Of Fashion 119 NR
1980 Tolmi 122 2nd (to Fairy Footsteps)
Marwell 122 4th
1979 Mrs Penny 121 3rd (to Quick As Lightning)
Princesse Lida 121 NR
1978 Sigy 129 NR
THE StanJames.com 1000 GUINEAS WINNERS
(since 1946)
YEAR WINNER AGE/WT OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY SP RAN
2009 GHANAATI 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum Barry Hills Richard Hills 20/1 14
2008 NATAGORA 3-9-00 Stefan Friborg Pascal Bary FR Christophe Lemaire 11/4F 15
2007 FINSCEAL BEO 3-9-00 Michael Ryan Jim Bolger IRE Kevin Manning 5/4F 21
2006 SPECIOSA 3-9-00 Pam & Michael Sly & Dr Tom Davies Pam Sly Micky Fenton 10/1 13
2005 VIRGINIA WATERS 3-9-00 Sue Magnier & Michael Tabor Aidan O'Brien IRE Kieren Fallon 12/1 20
2004 ATTRACTION 3-9-00 Duke of Roxburghe Mark Johnston Kevin Darley 11/2 16
2003 RUSSIAN RHYTHM 3-9-00 Cheveley Park Stud Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon 12/1 19
2002 KAZZIA 3-9-00 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori 14/1 17
2001 AMEERAT 3-9-00 Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum Michael Jarvis Philip Robinson 11/1 15
2000 LAHAN 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum John Gosden Richard Hills 14/1 18
1999 WINCE 3-9-00 Khalid Abdulla Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon 4/1F 22
1998 CAPE VERDI 3-9-00 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Frankie Dettori 10/3JF 16
1997 SLEEPYTIME 3-9-00 Greenbay Stables Ltd Henry Cecil Kieren Fallon 5/1 15
1996 BOSRA SHAM 3-9-00 Wafic Said Henry Cecil Pat Eddery 10/11F 13
1995 HARAYIR 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum Dick Hern Richard Hills 5/1 14
1994 LAS MENINAS 3-9-00 Robert Sangster Tommy Stack IRE John Reid 12/1 15
1993 SAYYEDATI 3-9-00 Mohamed Obaida Clive Brittain Walter Swinburn 4/1 12
1992 HATOOF 3-9-00 Maktoum Al Maktoum Criquette Head FR Walter Swinburn 5/1 14
1991 SHADAYID 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum John Dunlop Willie Carson 4/6F 14
1990 SALSABIL 3-9-00 Hamdan Al Maktoum John Dunlop Willie Carson 6/4F 10
1989 MUSICAL BLISS 3-9-00 Sheikh Mohammed Michael Stoute Walter Swinburn 7/2 7
1988 RAVINELLA 3-9-00 Ecurie Aland Criquette Head FR George Moore 4/5F 12
1987 MIESQUE 3-9-00 Stavros Niarchos Francois Boutin FR Freddie Head 15/8F 14
1986 MIDWAY LADY 3-9-00 H Rainier Ben Hanbury Ray Cochrane 10/1 15
1985 OH SO SHARP 3-9-00 Sheikh Mohammed Henry Cecil Steve Cauthen 2/1F 17
1984 PEBBLES 3-9-00 Marcos Lemos Clive Brittain Philip Robinson 8/1 15
1983 MA BICHE 3-9-00 Maktoum Al Maktoum Criquette Head FR Freddie Head 5/2F 18
1982 ON THE HOUSE 3-9-00 Philip Oppenheimer Harry Wragg John Reid 33/1 15
1981 FAIRY FOOTSTEPS 3-9-00 Jim Joel Henry Cecil Lester Piggott 6/4F 14
1980 QUICK AS LIGHTNING 3-9-00 Ogden Phipps John Dunlop Brian Rouse 12/1 23
1979 ONE IN A MILLION 3-9-00 Helena Springfield Ltd Henry Cecil Joe Mercer EvensF 17
1978 ENSTONE SPARK 3-9-00 Dick Bonnycastle Barry Hills Ernie Johnson 35/1 16
1977 MRS MCARDY 3-9-00 Mrs E Kettlewell Mick Easterby Edward Hide 16/1 18
1976 FLYING WATER 3-9-00 Daniel Wildenstein Angel Penna FR Yves Saint Martin 2/1F 25
1975 NOCTURNAL SPREE 3-9-00 Mrs D O'Kelly Stuart Murless IRE Johnny Roe 14/1 16
1974 HIGHCLERE 3-9-00 HM The Queen Dick Hern Joe Mercer 12/1 15
1973 MYSTERIOUS 3-9-00 George A Pope Jnr Noel Murless Geoff Lewis 11/1 14
1972 WATERLOO 3-9-00 Mrs R Stanley Bill Watts Edward Hide 8/1 18
1971 ALTESSE ROYALE 3-9-00 Colonel Roger Hue-Williams Noel Murless Yves Saint Martin 25/1 10
1970 HUMBLE DUTY 3-9-00 Lady Jean Ashcombe Peter Walwyn Lester Piggott 3/1JF 12
1969 FULL DRESS 3-9-00 Budgie Moller Harry Wragg Ron Hutchinson 7/1 13
1968 CAERGWRLE 3-9-00 Mrs Noel Murless Noel Murless Sandy Barclay 4/1F 19
1967 FLEET 3-9-00 R C Boucher Noel Murless George Moore 11/2 16
1966 GLAD RAGS 3-9-00 Mrs J P Mills Vincent O'Brien IRE Paul Cook 100/6 21
1965 NIGHT OFF 3-9-00 Lionel Holliday Walter Wharton Bill Williamson 9/2F 16
1964 POURPARLER 3-9-00 Lady Beatrice Granard Paddy Prendergast IRE Garnet Bougoure 11/2 18
1963 HULA DANCER 3-9-00 P A Widener Etienne Pollet FR Roger Poincelet 1/2F 12
1962 ABERMAID 3-9-00 Roderic More O'Ferrall Harry Wragg Bill Williamson 100/6 14
1961 SWEET SOLERA 3-9-00 Mrs S M Castello Reg Day Bill Rickaby 4/1JF 14
1960 NEVER TOO LATE II 3-9-00 Mrs Howell E Jackson Etienne Pollet FR Roger Poincelet 8/11F 14
1959 PETITE ETOILE 3-9-00 Prince Aly Khan Noel Murless Doug Smith 8/1 14
1958 BELLA PAOLA 3-9-00 Francois Dupre Francois Mathet FR Serge Boullenger 8/11F 11
1957 ROSE ROYALE II 3-9-00 H H Aga Khan Alec Head FR Charlie Smirke 6/1 20
1956 HONEYLIGHT 3-9-00 Sir Victor Sassoon Charlie Elsey Edgar Britt 100/6 19
1955 MELD 3-9-00 Lady Zia Wernher Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Harry Carr 11/4F 12
1954 FESTOON 3-9-00 John Dewar Noel Cannon Scobie Breasley 9/2 12
1953 HAPPY LAUGHTER 3-9-00 David Wills Jack Jarvis Manny Mercer 10/1 14
1952 ZABARA 3-9-00 Sir Malcolm McAlpine Vic Smyth Ken Gethin 7/1 20
1951 BELLE OF ALL 3-9-00 Henry Tufton Norman Bertie Gordon Richards 4/1F 18
1950 CAMAREE 3-9-00 Jean Ternynck A Lieux FR Rae Johnstone 10/1 17
1949 MUSIDORA 3-9-00 N P Donaldson Charles Elsey Edgar Britt 100/8 18
1948 QUEENPOT 3-9-00 Sir Percy Loraine Noel Murless Gordon Richards 6/1 22
1947 IMPRUDENCE 3-9-00 Mme P Corbiere Jacques Lieux FR Rae Johnstone 4/1F 20
1946 HYPERICUM 3-9-00 H M The King Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Doug Smith 100/6 13
THE StanJames.com 1000 GUINEAS
The StanJames.com 1000 Guineas is the fillies’ equivalent of the StanJames.com 2000
Guineas, both of which are run over the historic Rowley Mile on turf at Newmarket.
As with the 2000 Guineas, the Classic is so named because the original prize fund
was 1000 Guineas, though the current prize fund for both races stands at £400,000.
The youngest of all of the British Classics, the 1000 Guineas was first staged in
1814 and won by Charlotte, ridden by Bill Clift and owned by Christopher Wilson, the
same combination responsible for Wizard, the initial victor of the 2000 Guineas in
1809. Neva in 1817 became the first 1000 Guineas winner to go on and win the other
British Classic restricted to fillies, the Epsom Oaks. A total of 47 three-year-old fillies have won both the 1000 Guineas and Oaks, with Kazzia the latest in 2002.
Hannah won the 1000 Guineas in 1871 and was one of the most outstanding fillies of
her era. She progressed to claim the fillies' Triple Crown - the 1000 Guineas, Epsom Oaks and St Leger.
Another six fillies have also managed this feat - Apology, La Fleche, Pretty Polly,
Sun Chariot, Meld and Oh So Sharp. Sceptre, successful in the 1902 1000 Guineas, remains the only winner of four British Classics outright, having also succeeded
in the 2000 Guineas, Oaks and St Leger. For good measure, she also finished fourth
in the only other British Classic, the Epsom Derby.
The exceptional Pretty Polly won the Newmarket Classic in 1904, scoring with ease in
a then course record time of 1m 40s when coming three lengths clear. She was successful in 22 of her 24 starts and is regarded by many as the greatest filly of all time.
One of the race’s stars was Tagalie in 1912 who has the distinction of being the only winner to go on and
land the Epsom Derby.
In 1942, the 1000 Guineas fell to Sun Chariot, owned by King George VI and she progressed to take the fillies' Triple Crown.
Meld in 1955 was the next fillies' Triple Crown heroine, while Petite Etoile, owned
and bred by the Aga Khan, was one of the best fillies of the second half of the 20th
century. She took the 1000 Guineas in 1959 and was never out of the first two while her 14 other successes included the Oaks, Sussex Stakes,Yorkshire Oaks, Champion
Stakes and two Coronation Cups.
The most recent fillies’ Triple Crown winner was in 1985 when Oh So Sharp, owned by
Sheikh Mohammed, trained in Newmarket by Henry Cecil and ridden by Steve Cauthen,
captured the three British Classics, the 1000 Guineas, Oaks and St Leger Cecil is the
most successful current trainer with six wins in the 1000 Guineas, also scoring with
One In A Million (1979), Fairy Footsteps (1981), Bosra Sham (1996),
Sleepytime (1997) and Wince (1999).
Excellent 1000 Guineas winners include Pebbles in 1984, who the following season
went on to become the first British-trained horse to win a race at North America's
Breeders' Cup meeting, while the French-trained Miesque, successful at Newmarket in 1987, subsequently landed two renewals of the
Breeders' Cup Mile,in 1987 and 1988.
Salsabil, owned by Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum and trained by John Dunlop, progressed
in 1990 to capture the Epsom Oaks and proved an outstanding filly by defeating the best colts of her generation in the Irish Derby at the Curragh.
Harayir, the 1000 Guineas heroine in 1995 who was also owned by Sheikh Hamdan,
became the first winner of a British Classic race to be run on a Sunday and the race has continued to take place on that day.
Cape Verdi gave Godolphin an initial 1000 Guineas triumph in 1998, defeating
Shahtoush by five lengths before going on to run in the Epsom Derby. Kazzia provided
the second success for the international ownership entity in 2002 and she also won the Epsom Oaks and the Flower Bowl Invitational Stakes at Belmont Park.
The Sir Michael Stoute-trained Russian Rhythm was the winner of the 2003 1000
Guineas, defeating Six Perfections by one and a half lengths, in a tremendous renewal.
The 2004 edition went to the Mark Johnston-trained Attraction, who came back from
injury to win on her seasonal debut by half a length from Godolphin's Sundrop.
Attraction went on to win the Irish 1,000 Guineas, Coronation Stakes and Sun Chariot Stakes later in the season - all Group One contests.
The following year, the 1000 Guineas fell in decisive fashion to Virginia Waters,
who came home two and a half lengths clear of subsequent Coronation Stakes winner
Maids Causeway. For the winning team of owners Sue Magnier and Michael Tabor,
trainer Aidan O’Brien and jockey Kieren Fallon, it followed the success of Footstepsinthesand in the 2000 Guineas a day earlier, making them the
first owner/trainer/jockey combination to achieve the Guineas double since King
George VI, Fred Darling and Gordon Richards with Big Game and Sun Chariot in 1942.
Kieren Fallon is the most successful of the current generation of jockeys in the
Newmarket Classic, with a quartet of victories that also includes Sleepytime (1997), Wince (1999) and Russian Rhythm (2003).
The 2006 renewal, sponsored by Stan James, provided a fairytale success for
Cambridgeshire handler Pam Sly, when Speciosa, bought for just 30,000 guineas as a
two-year-old, relished the testing conditions to storm home two and a half lengths
in front of Confidential Lady. It was the first British Classic success for a woman trainer licensed in Britain, although Helen Johnson Houghton trained Gilles De Retz,
winner of the 1956 2000 Guineas, when women were not allowed to hold a licence and
her achievement has been retrospectively acknowledged.
French handler Criquette Head-Maarek has captured the 1000 Guineas on three
occasions.
The 2007 running of the 1000 Guineas was won by the Jim Bolger-trained Finsceal Beo,
whose Irish name fittingly translates to ‘Living Legend’.
Ridden by the trainer’s son-in-law, Kevin Manning, she pulled away from the field
inside the final furlong to lead home an Irish one-two in one of the strongest renewals of the race, with the John Oxx-trained Arch Swing in second.
Such is the class of Finsceal Beo, that she went on to almost complete a famous hat-
trick of 1000 Guineas, finishing a close second in the French equivalent before
landing the Irish version within a month.
Having been successful in the Group One Cheveley Park Stakes the previous October,
Natagora returned to Newmarket for the 2008 1000 Guineas – which was again sponsored
by Stan James - and produced another stunning front-running performance to defeat
Spacious by half a length. Trained at Chantilly by Pascal Bary, the daughter of
Divine Light subsequently became the first filly for 40 years to place in the French Derby when third behind Vision D’Etat and took on both colts and older horses
when second at the highest level in both the Prix Jacques le Marois and the Prix de la Foret.
Last year’s renewal – which once again had the backing of Stan James – saw 20/1 shot
Ghanaati come home a length and a half clear of Cuis Ghaire to give Barry Hills a second victory in the Classic following Entsone Spark’s success in 1978.
It was a third victory for the jockey, the trainer’s son Richard, who had previously
scored on Harayir in 1995 and Lahan in 2000, while owner Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum was winning the race for a fifth time.
RECORD OF SELECTED CURRENT TRAINERS IN THE StanJames.com 1000 GUINEAS
Alan Bailey
2000-13 Agrippina 33/1
2009-P Aspen Darlin 40/1
Andrew Balding
2003-6 Casual Look 50/1
Ralph Beckett
2005-16 Penkenna Princess 16/1
Pascal Bary FR
2003-2 Six Perfections 7/4 Fav
2008-1 NATAGORA 11/4 Fav
Michael Bell
1989-5 Pass The Peace 7/2
1992-6 A-To-Z 10/1
1995-4 Hoh Magic 16/1
Jim Bolger IRE
1982-8 Celestial Path 25/1
1986-6 Weight In Gold 50/1
1987-4 Polonia 25/1
2005-7 Pictavia 20/1
2007-1 FINSCEAL BEO 5/4 Fav
2008-3 Saoirse Abu 20/1
2008-6 Lush Lashes 40/1
2009-2 Cuis Ghaire 12/1
Giles Bravery
2000-7 Torgau 25/1
Clive Brittain
1973- 8 Royal Flakes 66/1
1974-4 Always Faithful 33/1
1976-0 Petalca 100/1
1977-15 Picatina 100/1
1984-1 PEBBLES 8/1
1985-12 Glory Of Hera 100/1
1986-7 Volida 200/1
1991-10 Cloche D'Or 66/1
1993-1 SAYYEDATI 4/1
1995-10 Autumn Affair 40/1
1996-9 Miss Universal 100/1
1998-4 Cloud Castle 7/1
1998-12 Forum 200/1
1998-15 Wenda 66/1
2001-11 Mameha 100/1
2002-10 Shiny 66/1
2003-17 Wimple 200/1
2005-12 Favourita 20/1
2007-16 Darrfonah 100/1
2009-9 Nashmiah 20/1
Gerard Butler
2000-2 Princess Ellen 66/1
Henry Candy
1975-9 Posy 20/1
1978-10 Roses 25/1
1982-2 Time Charter 11/1
1983-12 Shore Line 12/1
1987-8 Amber Cookie 28/1
Henry Cecil
1973-0 Caspian 8/1
1976-17 China Tea 25/1
1977-12 Miss Pinkie 25/1
1979-1 ONE IN A MILLION Evens Fav
1980-14 Evita 15/2
1981-1 FAIRY FOOTSTEPS 6/4 Fav
1985-1 OH SO SHARP 2/1 Fav
1986-9 Lady Sophie 9/1
1988-3 Diminuendo 6/1
1988-11 Bluebrook 14/1
1992-9 Musicale 7/2 Fav
1992-11 Skimble 25/1
1995-5 Epagris 8/1
1996-1 BOSRA SHAM 10/11 Fav
1997-1 SLEEPYTIME 5/1
1997-6 Reams Of Verse 11/1
1997-14 Yashmak 14/1
1998-8 Jibe 6/1
1999-1 WINCE 4/1 Fav
2000-5 High Walden 9/1
Mick Channon
1995-13 Fleet Hill 100/1
1999-7 Golden Silca 50/1
2000-4 Seazun 10/1
2000-17 Miletrian 66/1
2001-6 Arhaaff 25/1
2002-16 Ya Hajar 66/1
2004-8 Silca's Gift 16/1
2004-9 Majestic Desert 7/1
2005-13 Joint Aspiration 50/1
2005-18 Love Thirty 100/1
2006-11 Flashy Wings 7/1
2007-4 Treat 14/1
2007-12 Sweet Lilly 33/1
2008-5 Nahoodh 33/1
2009-10 Lahaleeb 14/1
Peter Chapple-Hyam
1995-8 Myself 8/1
1999-14 Circle Of Gold 33/1
Roger Charlton
1993-9 Secrage 16/1
Paul Cole
1978-13 Pearl Strand 100/1
1983-5 Rare Roberta 100/1
1984-8 Maruthayoor 100/1
1986-10 Spun Gold 50/1
1991-8 Lee Artiste 66/1
1992-5 Culture Vulture 14/1
1994-5 Velvet Moon 25/1
1997-12 Dance Parade 18/1
2000-6 Velvet Lady 50/1
2009-12 Seradim 100/1
Robert Collet FR
1991-4 Once In My Life 20/1
Hugh Collingridge
1982-13 God Bless 200/1
Luca Cumani
1976-2 Konafa 66/1
1977-2 Freeze The Secret 11/2
1978-14 Modella 16/1
1980-19 Scigueta 14/1
1981-13 Auction Bridge 33/1
1982-11 Triple Tipple 20/1
1984-9 Capricorn Belle 11/1
1986-5 Embla 6/1
1989-4 Ensconse 7/4 Fav
1991-3 Crystal Gazing 6/1
1993-12 Stella Mystika 16/1
1994-6 Relatively Special 11/1
1995-14 All Time Great 40/1
1996-11 Papering 33/1
2000-9 Chez Cherie 66/1
2002-8 Gossamer 11/8 Fav
Tom Dascombe
2008-11 Max One Two Three 33/1
Simon Dow
1995-12 Menas Gold 200/1
Ed Dunlop
1999-8 Fragrant Oasis 40/1
John Dunlop
1970-3 Black Satin 100/7
1976-15 Rory's Rocket 50/1
1977-18 Be Easy 66/1
1980-1 QUICK AS LIGHTNING 12/1
1982-3 Dione 25/1
1982-6 Stratospheric 10/1
1983-4 Habibti 10/1
1988-12 Stop Day 100/1
1990-1 SALSABIL 6/4 Fav
1991-1 SHADAYID 4/6 Fav
1992-12 Mahasin 16/1
1994-4 Mehthaaf 2/1 Fav
1995-2 Aqaarid 3//1 Fav
1996-7 Bint Salsabil 6/1
1998-9 Ashraakat 14/1
2000-15 Aunty Rose 20/1
2002-2 Snowfire 28/1
2003-19 Khulood 16/1
2004-3 Hathrah 6/1
2004-7 Nataliya 20/1
2004-16 Spotlight 33/1
John Dunlop continued….
2007-7 Scarlet Runner 14/1
2008-8 Muthabara 8/1
Mick Easterby
1977-1 MRS McCARDY 16/1
David Elsworth
1983-17 Octavia Girl 50/1
1984-14 Miss Silca Key 66/1
1985-15 Devon Defender 33/1
1990-8 In The Groove 11/1
1991-7 Zigaura 16/1
1991-11 Tetradonna 18/1
1991-13 Silver Braid 20/1
2003-10 Duty Paid 50/1
2005-5 Cape Columbine 10/1
2005-15 Simply Sunshine 25/1
2007-13 Vital Statistics 100/1
2007-15 Barshiba 40/1
Andre Fabre FR
1993-8 Elizabeth Bay 9/4 Fav
2003-3 Intercontinental 5/1
Richard Fahey
2005-11 Golden Legacy 50/1
James Fanshawe
2000-10 Icicle 66/1
2003-4 Soviet Song 4/1
2008-2 Spacious 11/2
James Given
2003-7 Summitville 66/1
Jim Goldie
2004-11 Kelucia 100/1
John Gosden
1993-4 Felawnah 33/1
1994-8 Prophecy 6/1
1994-11 Mytilene 20/1
1997-8 Khasar 20/1
1999-3 Valentine Waltz 11/1
1999-4 Capistrano Bay 14/1
2000-1 LAHAN 14/1
2001-4 Crystal Music 5/1
2001-8 Santolina 20/1
2002-12 Sulk 16/1
2005-4 Karen's Caper 6/1
2006-12 Nannina 7/1
2008-4 Infallible 7/2
2009-5 Rainbow View 8/11 Fav
Rae Guest
1989-3 Aldbourne 20/1
2005-8 Bahia Breeze 100/1
2009-7 Serious Attitude 8/1
William Haggas
2000-12 Moselle 100/1
Richard Hannon
1979-12 Galaxy Virgo 66/1
1991-5 Only Yours 50/1
1991-9 Positive Acclaim 150/1
1992-12 Central City 33/1
1993-2 Niche 6/1
1993-6 Lyric Fantasy 14/1
1995-11 Queenfisher 150/1
1998-6 Daunting Lady 8/1
1998-7 Another Fantasy 100/1
1999-20 Greensand 66/1
2000-14 Halland Park Girl 66/1
2001-14 Ashlinn 100/1
2002-11 Roundtree 16/1
2002-17 Xtrasensory 100/1
2003-9 Presto Vento 150/1
2006-3 Nasheej 16/1
2007-5 Indian Ink 17/2
2007-21 Selinka 100/1
2009-6 Penny’s Gift 66/1
Derek Haydn Jones
1983-6 Annie Edge 16/1
1998-10 Crazee Mental 33/1
Criquette Head-Maarek FR
1983-1 MA BICHE 5/2 Fav
1985-4 Vilikaia 10/1
1988-1 RAVINELLA 4/5 Fav
1992-1 HATOOF 5/1
1995-6 Macoumba 13/2
1997-4 Pas De Reponse 5/2 Fav
1998-5 Loving Claim 100/30 Jt Fav
1999-19 Moiava 5/1
2001-7 Stunning 9/1
Barry Hills
1972-7 Musicale 100/1
1972-8 Spirit In The Sky 50/1
1974-11 Lapis 33/1
1977-8 Mofida 33/1
1978-1 ENSTONE SPARK 35/1
1979-14 Ring Lady 50/1
1980-5 Rapids 25/1
1982-5 Slightly Dangerous 4/1
1982-10 Merlins Charm7/1
1983-9 Sky Sailing 11/1
1984-3 Desirable 8/1
1985-13 Ulla Laing 66/1
1986-11 Bridesmaid 100/1
1986-12 Tender Loving Care 33/1
1987-12 Cachondina 25/1
1988-6 Obeah 50/1
1990-3 Negligent 11/2
1992-8 Soiree 13/2
1992-14 Nimble Deer 150/1
1996-4 My Branch 14/1
1997-7 Elegant Warning 50/1
1999-6 Hula Angel 14/1
1999-21 Hasty Words 33/1
2003-16 Tante Rose 14/1
2004-5 Secret Charm 14/1
2005-2 Maids Causeway 5/1 Fav
2006-6 Spinning Queen 50/1
2007-14 Princess Valerina 250/1
2008-7 Royal Confidence 66/1
2008-14 Spinning Lucy 100/1
2009-1 GHANAATI 20/1
John Hills
1997-15 Reunion 16/1
2001-10 Peaceful Paradise 50/1
Reg Hollinshead
1982-15 Hello Cuddles 100/1
Michael Jarvis
1974-10 Bitty Girl 16/1
1984-5 Betsy Bay 25/1
1991-14 Miranda Jay 33/1
2001-1 AMEERAT 11/1
2005-3 Vista Bella 12/1
2007-6 Yaqeen 12/1
Mark Johnston
1999-11 Atlantic Destiny 66/1
2004-1 ATTRACTION 11/2
2005-20 Market Trend 100/1
Roy Kvisla
2007-8 Puggy 150/1
Nick Littmoden
2004-13 Valjarv 200/1
Peter Makin
1999-18 Imperial Beauty 16/1
George Margarson
1998-14 Jay Gee 200/1
Ed McMahon
2007-11 Cartimandua 200/1
Brian Meehan
2001-9 Autumnal 50/1
2002-14 Hiddendale 40/1
2006-13 Donna Blini 16/1
2009-3 Super Sleuth 33/1
Stan Moore
2007-9 Satulagi 200/1
David Nicholls
1996-10 Portuguese Lil 500/1
Jeremy Noseda
1999-2 Wanabee Grand 16/1
2006-9 La Chunga 33/1
2007-3 Simply Perfect 9/1
2008-15 Francesca D’Gorgio 80/1
Aidan O'Brien IRE
1998-2 Shatoush 9/1
1999-15 Sunspangled 7/1
2000-8 Amethyst 10/1
2001-3 Toroca 10/1
2002-5 Quarter Moon 9/1
2002-7 Lahinch 33/1
2002-9 Maryinsky 8/1
2002-15 Pietra Dura 14/1
2003-8 Yesterday 20/1
2003-15 L'Ancresse 50/1
2004-12 Necklace 8/1
2005-1 VIRGINIA WATERS 12/1
2006-7 Rumplestiltskin 3/1 Fav
2006-8 Race For The Stars 12/1
2007-10 Theann 20/1
2008-9 Kitty Matcham 8/1
2008-10 Savethisdanceforme 12/1
2009-4 Heart Shaped 14/1
John Oxx IRE
2007-2 Arch Swing 10/1
Amanda Perrett
2002-4 Dolores 66/1
Tim Pitt
2007-20 Blue Rocket 33/1
Kevin Prendergast IRE
2007-18 Miss Beatrix 12/1
2009-11 Shimah 16/1
Sir Mark Prescott
2006-2 Confidential Lady 12/1
Kevin Ryan
2007-17 Fantasy Parkes 150/1
Satish Seemar UAE
1993-5 Dayflower 33/1
Pam Sly
2006-1 SPECIOSA 10/1
Bryan Smart
1999-12 Boomerang Blade 100/1
Tommy Stack IRE
1994-1 LAS MENINAS 12/1
1998-16 Tarascon 16/1
1999-13 Fear And Greed 20/1
2006-10 Alexander Alliance 9/1
Sir Michael Stoute
1975-14 Tzarista 16/1
1978-2 Fair Salinia 25/1
1978-6 Glinting 11/1
1980-2 Our Home 8/1
1981-4 Marwell 7/2
1983-2 Royal Heroine 10/1
1983-11 Henrys Secret 40/1
1984-4 Shoot Clear 16/1
1985-3 Bella Colora 7/1
1985-8 Dafayna 7/1
1986-2 Maysoon 15/2
1986-3 Sonic Lady 6/4 Fav
1987-2 Milligram 13/2
1987-5 Mamouna 16/1
1987-9 Hiaam 20/1
1988-2 Dabaweyaa 14/1
1989-1 MUSICAL BLISS 7/2
1989-2 Kerrera 9/1
1990-2 Heart Of Joy 4/1
1991-6 Dartrey 9/1
1992-4 Perfect Circle 12/1
1993-7 Zarani Sidi Anna 5/1
1994-15 Dance To The Top 20/1
1995-7 Gay Gallanta 10/1
1996-6 Dance Sequence 12/1
1997-3 Dazzle 16/1
1998-3 Exclusive 8/1
1999-17 Bountiful Lady 33/1
2000-3 Petrushka 6/4 Fav
2001-5 Enthused 6/1
2001-13 Karasta 9/2 Fav
2002-3 Alasha 6/1
2003-1 RUSSIAN RHYTHM 12/1
2003-18 Hector's Girl 16/1
2004-4 Red Bloom 4/1 Fav
2005-9 Echelon 16/1
2005-19 Shanghai Lily 6/1
2007-19 Kaseema 20/1
Saeed bin Suroor
1995-3 Moonshell 5/1
1996-3 Bint Shadayid 11/2
1997-5 Ocean Ridge 25/1
1997-8 Moonlight Paradise 7/2
1998-1 CAPE VERDI 100/30 Fav
1999-5 Pescara 10/1
1999-10 Fairy Queen 12/1
2000-18 Bintalreef 5/2
2001-2 Muwakleh 13/2
2002-1 KAZZIA 14/1
2003-12 Gonfilia 20/1
2003-14 Mezzo Soprano 7/1
2004-2 Sundrop 16/1
2004-6 Carry On Katie 7/1
2004-10 Cairns 25/1
2005-10 Fen Shui 40/1
2005-17 Satin Kiss 8/1
2006-4 Silca's Sister 13/2
2008-13 Laureldean Gale 14/1
2009-13 Devotee 50/1
James Toller
2003-5 Hanami 50/1
Mark Tompkins
1993-10 Star Family Friend 100/1
1996-5 Honor Guest 14/1
1998-11 Qilin 100/1
2002-13 Sosumi 100/1
Marcus Tregoning
2001-12 Sayedah 20/1
2002-6 Misterah 7/1
Eamon Tyrrell IRE
2005-14 Slip Dance 50/1
David Wachman IRE
2009-8 Pursuit Of Glory 33/1
Chris Wall
2006-5 Wake Up Maggie 25/1
RECORD OF SELECTED CURRENT JOCKEYS IN THE StanJames.com 1000 GUINEAS
Eddie Ahern
2003-13 Spinola 100/1
2004-16 Spotlight 33/1
2005-14 Slip Dance 50/1
2007-21 Selinka 100/1
William Buick
2008-14 Spinning Lucy 100/1
Neil Callan
2004-15 Jath 100/1
2007-17 Fantasy Parkes 150/1
Chris Catlin
2005-8 Bahia Breeze 100/1
Frankie Dettori
1991-3 Crystal Gazing 6/1
1993-5 Dayflower 33/1
1994-2 Balanchine 20/1
1995-3 Moonshell 5/1
1996-3 Bint Shadayid 11/2
1997-10 Moonlight Paradise 7/2
1998-1 CAPE VERDI 100/30 Fav
1999-5 Pescara 10/1
2000-18 Bintalreef 5/2
2001-2 Mukawakleh 13/2
2002-1 KAZZIA 14/1
2003-14 Mezzo Soprano 7/1
2004-6 Carry On Katie 7/1
2005-17 Satin Kiss 8/1
2006-4 Silca's Sister 13/2
2008-13 Laureldean Gale 14/1
2009-13 Devotee 50/1
Olivier Doleuze
1998-5 Loving Claim 100/30 Fav
2001-7 Stunning 9/1
Stephen Donohoe
2007-9 Salutagi 200/1
Steve Drowne
1999-7 Golden Silca 50/1
2002-16 Ya Hajar 66/1
2004-14 Incheni 25/1
Ted Durcan
2002-13 Sosumi 100/1
2004-8 Silca's Gift 16/1
2005-13 Joint Aspiration 50/1
2008-15 Francesca D’Giorgio 80/1
Martin Dwyer
2003-6 Casual Look 50/1
2007-19 Kaseema 20/1
2009-3 Super Sleuth 33/1
Paul Eddery
1988-9 Ela Romara 18/1
John Egan
2004-11 Kelucia 100/1
2005-15 Simply Sunshine 25/1
2007-15 Barshiba 40/1
Kieren Fallon
1997-1 SLEEPYTIME 5/1
1998-8 Jibe 6/1
1999-1 WINCE 4/1 Fav
2000-3 Petrushka 6/4 Fav
2001-13 Karasta 9/2 Fav
2002-9 Maryinsky 8/1
2003-1 RUSSIAN RHYTHM 12/1
2004-4 Red Bloom 4/1 Fav
2005-1 VIRGINIA WATERS 12/1
2006-7 Rumplestiltskin 3/1 Fav
Micky Fenton
2003-7 Summitville 66/1
2006-1 SPECIOSA 10/1
Jimmy Fortune
1999-14 Circle Of Gold 33/1
2000-6 Velvet Lady 50/1
2001-8 Santolina 20/1
2003-18 Hector's Girl 16/1
2005-4 Karen's Caper 6/1
2006-12 Nannina 7/1
2007-11 Cartimandua 200/1
2008-4 Infallible 7/2
2009-5 Rainbow View 8/11 Fav
Royston Ffrench
1999-16 Evening Promise 100/1
Graham Gibbons
2003-11 Look Here's Carol 150/1
Paul Hanagan
2005-11 Golden Legacy 50/1
Michael Hills
1986-11 Bridesmaid 100/1
1988-6 Obeah 50/1
1992-6 A-To-Z 10/1
1995-4 Hoh Magic 16/1
1996-4 My Branch 14/1
1997-13 Rebecca Sharp 16/1
1999-6 Hula Angel 14/1
2001-10 Peaceful Paradise 50/1
2003-16 Tante Rose 14/1
2004-5 Secret Charm 14/1
2005-2 Maids Causeway 5/1 Fav
2006-6 Spinning Queen 50/1
2007-14 Princess Valerina 250/1
2008-7 Royal Confidence 66/1
Richard Hills
1985-13 Ulla Laing 66/1
1989-7 Muhbubh 16/1
1990-10 Hasbah 8/1
1993-3 Ajfan 33/1
1995-1 HARAYIR 5/1
1996-2 Matiya 25/1
1997-8 Khassah 20/1
1998-9 Ashraakat 14/1
1999-10 Fairy Queen 12/1
2000-1 LAHAN 14/1
2001-12 Sayedah 20/1
2002-6 Misterah 7/1
2004-3 Hathrah 6/1
2007-6 Yaqeen 12/1
2008-8 Muthabara 8/1
2009-1 GHANAATI 20/1
Darryll Holland
1992-8 Soiree 13/2
1997-7 Elegant Warning 50/1
1999-4 Capistrano Day 14/1
2002-17 Xtrasensory 100/1
2003-5 Hanaami 50/1
2004-9 Majestic Desert 7/1
2005-12 Favourita 20/1
2006-9 La Chunga 33/1
2007-12 Sweet Lilly 33/1
2009-10 Lahaleeb 14/1
Richard Hughes
1995-2 Fleet Hill 100/1
1998-6 Daunting Lady 8/1
1999-20 Greensand 66/1
2001-4 Crystal Music 5/1
2002-11 Roundtree 16/1
2005-18 Love Thirty 100/1
2007-5 Indian Ink 17/2
2008-5 Nahoodh 33/1
2009-6 Penny’s Gift 66/1
Thierry Jarnet
1997-5 Ocean Ridge 25/1
Richard Kingscote
2008-11 Max One Two Three 33/1
Christophe Lemaire
2007-16 Darrfonah 100/1
2008-1 NATAGORA 11/4 Fav
Wayne Lordan
2006-10 Alexander Alliance 9/1
2009-8 Pursuit Of Glory 33/1
Declan McDonogh
2007-18 Miss Beatrix 12/1
2009-11 Shimah 16/1
Kerrin McEvoy
2004-2 Sundrop 16/1
2005-10 Fen Shui 40/1
2007-7 Scarlet Runner 14/1
2008-6 Lush Lashes 40/1
Tom McLaughlin
2004-13 Valjarv 200/1
Kevin Manning
2005-7 Pictavia 20/1
2007-1 FINSCEAL BEO 5/4 Fav
2008-3 Saoirse Abu 20/1
2009-2 Cuis Ghaire 12/1
Ryan Moore
2006-3 Nasheej 16/1
2008-10 Savethisdanceforme 12/1
Gerald Mosse
2000-9 Chez Cherie 66/1
Alan Munro
1992-10 Harvest Girl 40/1
1994-10 Irish Forever 33/1
2006-5 Wake Up Maggie 25/1
Johnny Murtagh
2001-5 Enthused 6/1
2002-3 Alasha 6/1
2004-12 Necklace 8/1
2005-19 Shanghai Lily 6/1
2006-8 Race For The Stars 12/1
2007-3 Simply Perfect 9/1
2008-9 Kitty Matcham 8/1
2009-4 Heart Shaped 14/1
Franny Norton
2000-11 Claranet 200/1
Dane O'Neill
2000-14 Halland Park Girl 66/1
2001-14 Ashlinn 100/1
Stephane Pasquier
2007-8 Puggy 150/1
2008-12 Lady Deauville 66/1
2009-12 Seradim 100/1
Olivier Peslier
1997-15 Reunion 16/1
2000-7 Torgau 25/1
2002-12 Sulk 16/1
2007-20 Blue Rocket 33/1
Jimmy Quinn
1999-9 Kuwait Dawn 50/1
2009-P Aspen Darlin 40/1
Philip Robinson
1980-7 Gift Wrapped 100/1
1981-6 Vocalist 100/1
1984-1 PEBBLES 8/1
1986-7 Volida 200/1
1987-13 Stay Low 200/1
1993-10 Star Family Friend
100/1
1996-5 Honest Guest 14/1
2001-1 AMEERAT 11/1
2002-10 Shiny 66/1
2003-17 Wimple 200/1
2005-3 Vista Bella 12/1
Seb Sanders
1999-18 Imperial Beauty 16/1
2004-7 Nataliya 20/1
2005-16 Penkenna Princess 16/1
2006-2 Confidential Lady 12/1
Paul Scallan
2002-7 Lahinch 33/1
Pat Smullen
1998-16 Tarascon 16/1
2009-7 Serious Attitude 8/1
Christophe Soumillon
2003-3 Intercontinental 5/1
2007-10 Theann 20/1
Jamie Spencer
1999-13 Fear And Greed 20/1
2000-12 Moselle 100/1
2002-8 Gossamer 11/8 Fav
2003-12 Gonfilia 20/1
2005-6 Saoire 16/1
2006-11 Flashy Wings 7/1
2007-4 Treat 14/1
2008-2 Spacious 11/2
2009-9 Nashmiah 20/1
Willie Supple
2002-14 Hiddendale 40/1
2003-19 Khulood 16/1
Thierry Thulliez
2003-2 Six Perfections 7/4 Fav
Oscar Urbina
2003-4 Soviet Song 4/1
Craig Williams
2001-6 Arhaaff 25/1
NEWMARKET FACTS AND FIGURES
Set on the Cambridgeshire/Suffolk border in the East of England, 12 miles from
Cambridge, the town of Newmarket is known as the Home of Horseracing. Rich in history, the town has a legacy of almost four centuries of racing and the “Sport
of Kings” has developed into a major industry, employing thousands of people in and around the town.
Racing’s heritage in Newmarket can be traced back to the early 17th century and the
reign of King James I. The first ever race was recorded on Newmarket Heath in 1622. According to historians, two courtiers from the court of James I raced their steeds
in a bid to win a purse of £100 and racing at Newmarket was born.
The sport flourished in the reign of King Charles II, with the first race ever run
under written rules in Britain, the Newmarket Town Plate which is still run today, being instituted by the King in 1664.
The Jockey Club was established in Newmarket in the 18th century to run the sport in
Britain and although its headquarters moved to London in the last century, the Jockey Club continues to own and manage much of the land and racing facilities in the town.
Today the town boasts two distinct racecourses, the modern and impressive Rowley
Mile and the picturesque July Course which benefited from a sympathetic back of the stands redevelopment in 2007.
Newmarket also has the world’s finest training facilities, including 50 miles of turf gallops and approximately 14 miles of artificial gallops on Newmarket Heath, the
largest area of tended grassland in the world. With over 2,500 racehorses in training at any one time, Newmarket is home to some of the biggest names in racing
with 70 licensed trainers including Sir Michael Stoute, Luca Cumani, Henry Cecil, the Maktoum Family’s Godolphin operation and Sir Mark Prescott.
Owners flock to Newmarket as a centre of excellence and leading proprietors include
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Godolphin, Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum, Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum, Prince Khalid Abdulla and Cheveley Park Stud.
Newmarket is home to one of the world’s largest horse sales at Tattersalls and there
are more than 60 stud farms in and around the town, breeding some of the finest racehorses in the world. These include the headquarters of Sheikh Mohammed’s
international breeding operation at Dalham Hall. Britain’s National Stud, now
controlled by the Jockey Club, is also located on the edge of the town.
Newmarket is also home to the National Horseracing Museum, the Animal Health Trust
with its state-of-the-art equine facilities, and the British Racing School where the trainers, jockeys and stable lads of the future can learn their trade and develop
their skills. It is also the base for many of Britain’s top bloodstock agents and
racing organisations, including the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association, European Breeders’ Fund, Horseracing Forensic Laboratory, Injured Jockeys’ Fund,
Stable Lads Welfare Trust and International Racing Bureau.
THE ROWLEY MILE RACECOURSE FACTS AND FIGURES
Newmarket is uniquely home to two separate and very distinct racecourses, The Rowley
Mile, where racing takes place in the spring and autumn, and The July Course, where
racing happens over the summer months. Rich in history, The Rowley Mile hosts the first two of the five British Classics, the StanJames.com 2000 Guineas and
the StanJames.com 1000 Guineas (the other Classics are the Derby and Oaks at Epsom
in June and the St Leger at Doncaster in September).
The course is also home to all but two of Newmarket’s Group One races. As well as
the two StanJames.com Guineas, they include the Shadwell Middle Park Stakes, the Electrolux Cheveley Park Stakes, the Jumeirah Dewhurst Stakes
and the Emirates Airline Champion Stakes.
The Rowley Mile hosts the highest class individual raceday in the British racing
calendar on Champions’ Day in October, when there are no less than six Group races,
two Group one's, three Group Twos and one Group Three, plus one of the seasons most competitive handicaps, the totesport.com Cesarewitch.
The course takes its name from Charles II’s hack, ‘Old Rowley’. Charles also
inherited the same nickname from his courtiers, albeit behind his back. The first race in Britain to be run under written rules, the Town Plate, was instituted during
his reign in 1664 and continues to be run as a special event. He personally rode to
victory in the race in 1671. The track is two and a quarter miles long, with a right-handed bend after one mile.
A unique feature of racing on The Rowley Mile is that every race of 10 furlongs or
less is run on a completely straight track. Being straight and wide with undulations and an uphill finish, the straight mile on which the StanJames.com 2000 and
StanJames.com 1000 Guineas take place provides a demanding test for horse and rider.
To win, a horse must show a combination of speed, stamina and resilience, while jockeyship and judgement of pace are crucial.
Facilities at The Rowley Mile have been dramatically improved in recent years, most
notably with the construction of the Millennium Grandstand which offers state-of-the-art facilities in a very stylish environment.
With its spectacular views over the Suffolk countryside, the Millennium Grandstand
was opened by Her Majesty The Queen on 2000 Guineas Day in the year 2000. With a spectator capacity of 10,000 and a 400-seater, tiered restaurant, the
Grandstand impressively meets the requirements of the 21st century racegoer.
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