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Longest odds winner – Billesdon Brook (2018), ... Wheel of Fortune: Fred Archer: Mathew Dawson: ... Highclere T'Bred Racing - Wild Flower 1:36.55 2023 Mawj:
Winner Age Jockey Trainer Time; 1979 Niniski: 3 Willie Carson: Dick Hern: 2:53.35 1980 Nicholas Bill 5 Philip Waldron Henry Candy: 3:01.56 1981 Ardross: 5 Lester Piggott: Sir Henry Cecil: 3:04.71 1982 Ardross: 6 Lester Piggott: Sir Henry Cecil: 2:54.24 1983 Khairpour 4 John Reid: Fulke Johnson Houghton: 2:52.58 1984 Baynoun 3 Steve Cauthen ...
Jacqueline & Theodore Gewertz, Robins Racing Stable 1:54 4/5 $1,238,000 1990 Harmonious John Campbell Osvaldo Formia Lindy Racing Stable, Sal Garofalo 1:54 1/5 $1,346,000 1989 Park Avenue Joe Ron Waples: Charles Sylvester Park Avenue Stable 2:00 2/5 $1,131,000 1989 Probe (DH) William Fahy Osvaldo Formia Lindy Farms 2:00 2/5 1988 Armbro Goal
Miller tried his hand on the goldfields and although failing to dig up a fortune, he had been greatly impressed by the way the diggers enjoyed a wager. Shortly after returning to Melbourne he started Australia's first sweepstakes and the business boomed until the early 1880s when the law decreed that all sweeps were illegal.
The 2005 winner Artie Schiller went on to win the Breeders' Cup Mile later in the year, while the 2013 US Horse of the Year, Wise Dan won the 2014 event by a nose as an odds-on favorite. [ 5 ] In 2022 the event was downgraded by the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association to Grade III status [ 6 ] and once again in 2023 to Listed status.
One of the most famous winners of the Wellington Cup was Kiwi, ridden by Jimmy Cassidy. The pair went on to win the 1983 Melbourne Cup for trainer, Snow Lupton of Waverley. [6] Snow's grand-daughter Jaimee-Lee Lupton trained the 2020 Wellington Cup winner Soleseifei. In past years the Wellington Racing Club arranged celebrity guests of honour ...
The Fortune Stakes is a Listed flat horse race in Great Britain open to horses aged three years or older. It is run at Sandown Park over a distance of 1 mile (1,609 metres), and it is scheduled to take place each year in September.
The Cape Metropolitan Stakes, currently named the Sun Met (and previously known as the J&B Met), is a Grade 1 thoroughbred horse race run on the turf at Kenilworth Racecourse in Cape Town, South Africa. [1]