Cesarewitch Handicap




Flat horse race in Britain

"Cesarewitch" redirects here. For the British greyhound race, see Cesarewitch (greyhounds). For the Irish greyhound race, see Cesarewitch (Irish greyhounds).





















































Cesarewitch Handicap
Handicap race
Location
Rowley Mile
Newmarket, England
Inaugurated 1839
Race type
Flat / Thoroughbred
Sponsor Dubai
Website Newmarket
Race information
Distance 2m 2f (3,621 metres)
Surface Turf
Track Right-hand "L"
Qualification Three-years-old and up
Weight Handicap
Purse £500,000 (2018)
1st: £307,250
















Cesarewitch Handicap
2018

Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves, light green cap
Purple, yellow chevron
Royal blue, white hoop, striped sleeves, white cap, royal blue star
Low Sun
 Uradel
 Cleonte










































































































































































The Cesarewitch Handicap is a flat handicap horse race in Great Britain open to horses aged three years or older. It is run at Newmarket over a distance of 2 miles and 2 furlongs (3,621 metres), and finishes on the Rowley Mile. It is scheduled to take place each year in October.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Records


  • 3 Winners since 1974


  • 4 Earlier winners


  • 5 See also


  • 6 Notes


  • 7 References





History


"Cesarewitch" is an anglicised version of Tsesarevich, the title of the heir to the throne in Imperial Russia. The race was named in honour of Tsesarevich Alexander (later Tsar Alexander II), after he donated £300 to the Jockey Club.


The event was established in 1839, and the inaugural running was won by Cruiskeen. It was founded in the same year as another major handicap at Newmarket, the Cambridgeshire. The two races came to be known as the Autumn Double.


The Cesarewitch initially took place before the Cambridgeshire, but the schedule was later reversed and it is now held two weeks after the other race. Three horses completed the double in the 19th century — Rosebery (1876), Foxhall (1881) and Plaisanterie (1885) — but the feat has been rarely attempted since then.


The race was formerly staged during Newmarket's Champions' Day meeting in mid-October and became part of a new fixture called Future Champions Day in 2011. In 2014 the Cesarewitch was separated from Future Champions Day, which was moved back a week in the calendar, and in 2015 it returned to the Saturday of the new Future Champions Festival.[1]



Records


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Most successful horse (2 wins):


  • Aaim To Prosper - 2010, 2012

Leading jockey (6 wins):



  • Doug Smith – Canatrice (1939), French Design (1954), Sandiacre (1957), Come to Daddy (1959), Alcove (1960), Persian Lancer (1966)

Leading trainer (4 wins):




  • William Day – Haco (1853), Dulcibella (1860), Thalestris (1864), Foxhall (1881)


  • Mathew Dawson – Lioness (1863), Julius (1867), Salvanos (1872), Stone Clink (1886)




Winners since 1974


  • Weights given in stones and pounds.














































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Year
 Winner
 Age
 Weight
 Jockey
 Trainer
SP
 Time
1974
 Ocean King
 8
 7-07
 Tommy Carter
 Arthur Pitt
1025 25/1
 3:59.90
1975
 Shantallah
 3
 8-10
Brian Taylor
Harry Wragg
1007 7/1
1976
 John Cherry
 5
 9-13
Lester Piggott
Jeremy Tree
1006.5 13/2
1977
 Assured
 4
 8-04
 Philip Waldron
Henry Candy
1010 10/1
1978
 Centurion
 3
 9-08
 John Matthias
Ian Balding
1004.5 9/2 F
1979
 Sir Michael
 3
 7-08
 Mark Rimmer
 Geoff Huffer
1010 10/1
1980
 Popsi's Joy
 4
 8-06
Lester Piggott
 Michael Haynes
1010 10/1
1981
 Halsbury
 3
 8-04
Joe Mercer
Peter Walwyn
1014 14/1
1982
Mountain Lodge
 3
 7-10
Willie Carson
John Dunlop
1009 9/1
1983
 Bajan Sunshine
 4
 8-08
 Brian Rouse
 Rod Simpson
1007 7/1 JF
1984
 Tom Sharp
 4
 7-05
 Steve Dawson
 Walter Wharton
1040 40/1
 3:48.27
1985
 Kayudee
 5
 8-01
 Tony Murray
 Jimmy FitzGerald
1007 7/1
1986
 Orange Hill [a]
 4
 7-09
Richard Fox
Jeremy Tree
1020 20/1
1987
 Private Audition
 5
 7-09
 Gary Carter
Mark Tompkins
1050 50/1
 3:59.05
1988
Nomadic Way
 3
 7-09
Willie Carson
Barry Hills
1006 6/1 JF
 4:00.61
1989
 Double Dutch
 5
 9-10
Billy Newnes
 Brooke Sanders
1007.5 15/2
 3:51.32
1990
 Trainglot
 3
 7-12
Willie Carson
 Jimmy FitzGerald
1006.5 13/2
 3:50.90
1991
 Go South
 7
 7-11
 Nicky Carlisle
 John Jenkins
1033 33/1
 3:52.76
1992
Vintage Crop
 5
 9-06
Walter Swinburn
Dermot Weld
1005 5/1 F
 3:49.16
1993
 Aahsaylad
 7
 8-12
 John Williams
 John White
1012 12/1
 3:59.52
1994
 Captain's Guest
 4
 9-09
 Tony Clark
Guy Harwood
1025 25/1
 3:56.79
1995
 Old Red
 5
 7-11
Lindsay Charnock
Mary Reveley
1011 11/1
 3:52.62
1996
 Inchcailloch
 7
 7-03
 Royston Ffrench
 Jeff King
1020 20/1
 3:51.17
1997
 Turnpole
 6
 7-10
Lindsay Charnock
Mary Reveley
1016 16/1
 3:53.56
1998
 Spirit of Love
 3
 8-08
Olivier Peslier
Mark Johnston
1011 11/1
 3:51.23
1999
 Top Cees [a]
 9
 8-10
Kieren Fallon
Ian Balding
1007 7/1
 3:40.30
2000
 Heros Fatal
 6
 8-01
 Gary Carter
Martin Pipe
1011 11/1
 3:54.91
2001
 Distant Prospect
 4
 8-08
Martin Dwyer
Ian Balding
1014 14/1
 4:00.27
2002
 Miss Fara
 7
 8-00
Ryan Moore
Martin Pipe
1012 12/1
 3:51.22
2003
Landing Light
 8
 9-04
Pat Eddery
Nicky Henderson
1012 12/1
 3:52.33
2004
 Contact Dancer
 5
 8-02
 Royston Ffrench
Mark Johnston
1016 16/1
 3:58.52
2005
Sergeant Cecil
 6
 9-08
Alan Munro
 Rod Millman
1010 10/1
 3:54.79
2006
Detroit City
 4
 9-01
Jamie Spencer
Philip Hobbs
1004.5 9/2 F
 3:57.84
2007
 Leg Spinner
 6
 8-11
Johnny Murtagh
 Tony Martin
1014 14/1
 3:54.13
2008
 Caracciola
 11
 9-06
Eddie Ahern
Nicky Henderson
1050 50/1
 3:48.30
2009
 Darley Sun
 3
 8-06
Andrea Atzeni
 David Simcock
1004.5 9/2 F
 3:50.27
2010
 Aaim to Prosper
 6
 7-13
 Louis Beuzelin
Brian Meehan
1016 16/1
 3:59.10
2011
 Never Can Tell
 4
 8-11
Frankie Dettori
Jamie Osborne
1025 25/1
 3:48.04
2012
 Aaim to Prosper
 8
 9-10
Kieren Fallon
Brian Meehan
1066 66/1
 3:51.51
2013
 Scatter Dice
 4
 8-08
Silvestre de Sousa
Mark Johnston
1066 66/1
 3:52.75
2014
 Big Easy
 7
 8-07
Tom Queally
Philip Hobbs
1010 10/1
 3:49.10
2015
 Grumeti
 7
 8-02
 Adam Beschizza
Alan King
1050 50/1
 3:56.02
2016
 Sweet Selection
 4
 8-08
Silvestre de Sousa
 Hughie Morrison
1007 7/1
 3:53.41
2017
 Withhold
 4
 8-08
Silvestre de Sousa
Roger Charlton
1005 5/1 F
 3:45.59
2018
 Low Sun
 5
 9-02
Seamie Heffernan
Willie Mullins
1010 10/1
 3:48.96




  1. ^ ab The 1986 and 1999 editions were held on Newmarket's July Course over a slightly shorter distance




Earlier winners




  • 1839: Cruiskeen

  • 1840: Clarion

  • 1841: Iliona

  • 1842: Arcanus

  • 1843: Corranna

  • 1844: Faugh-a-Ballagh

  • 1845: The Baron

  • 1846: Wit's End

  • 1847: Caurouch

  • 1848: The Cur

  • 1849: Legerdemain

  • 1850: Glauca

  • 1851: Mrs Taft

  • 1852: Weathergage

  • 1853: Haco

  • 1854: Muscovite

  • 1855: Mr Sykes

  • 1856: Vengeance

  • 1857: Prioress [a]

  • 1858: Rocket

  • 1859: Artless

  • 1860: Dulcibella

  • 1861: Audrey

  • 1862: Hartington

  • 1863: Lioness

  • 1864: Thalestris

  • 1865: Salpinctes

  • 1866: Lecturer

  • 1867: Julius

  • 1868: Cecil

  • 1869: Cherie

  • 1870: Cardinal York

  • 1871: Corisande

  • 1872: Salvanos

  • 1873: King Lud

  • 1874: Aventuriere

  • 1875: Duke of Parma

  • 1876: Rosebery

  • 1877: Hilarious

  • 1878: Jester

  • 1879: Chippendale

  • 1880: Robert the Devil

  • 1881: Foxhall

  • 1882: Corrie Roy

  • 1883: Don Juan

  • 1884: St Gatien

  • 1885: Plaisanterie

  • 1886: Stone Clink

  • 1887: Humewood

  • 1888: Tenebreuse

  • 1889: Primrose Day

  • 1890: Sheen

  • 1891: Ragimunde

  • 1892: Burnaby

  • 1893: Cypria / Red Eyes [b]

  • 1894: Childwick

  • 1895: Rockdove

  • 1896: St Bris

  • 1897: Merman

  • 1898: Chaleureux

  • 1899: Scintillant

  • 1900: Clarehaven

  • 1901: Balsarroch

  • 1902: Black Sand

  • 1903: Grey Tick

  • 1904: Wargrave

  • 1905: Hammerkop

  • 1906: Mintagon

  • 1907: Demure

  • 1908: Yentoi

  • 1909: Submit

  • 1910: Verney

  • 1911: Willonyx

  • 1912: Warlingham

  • 1913: Fiz Yama

  • 1914: Troubadour

  • 1915: Son-in-Law

  • 1916: Sanctum

  • 1917: Furore

  • 1918: Air Raid

  • 1919: Ivanhoe

  • 1920: Bracket

  • 1921: Yutoi

  • 1922: Light Dragoon

  • 1923: Rose Prince

  • 1924: Charley's Mount

  • 1925: Forseti

  • 1926: Myra Gray

  • 1927: Eagle's Pride

  • 1928: Arctic Star

  • 1929: West Wicklow

  • 1930: Ut Majeur

  • 1931: Noble Star

  • 1932: Nitsichin

  • 1933: Seminole

  • 1934: Enfield

  • 1935: Near Relation

  • 1936: Fet

  • 1937: Punch

  • 1938: Contrevent

  • 1939: Cantatrice

  • 1940: Hunter's Moon

  • 1941: Filator

  • 1942: no race

  • 1943: Germanicus

  • 1944: no race

  • 1945: Kerry Piper

  • 1946: Monsieur l'Amiral

  • 1947: Whiteway

  • 1948: Woodburn

  • 1949: Strathspey

  • 1950: Above Board

  • 1951: Three Cheers

  • 1952: Flush Royal

  • 1953: Chantry

  • 1954: French Design

  • 1955: Curry

  • 1956: Prelone

  • 1957: Sandiacre

  • 1958: Morecambe

  • 1959: Come to Daddy

  • 1960: Alcove

  • 1961: Avon's Pride

  • 1962: Golden Fire

  • 1963: Utrillo

  • 1964: Grey of Falloden

  • 1965: Mintmaster

  • 1966: Persian Lancer

  • 1967: Boismoss

  • 1968: Major Rose

  • 1969: Floridian

  • 1970: Scoria

  • 1971: Orosio

  • 1972: Cider with Rosie

  • 1973: Flash Imp






  1. ^ The 1857 running finished as a three-way dead-heat, but it was decided by a run-off


  2. ^ The 1893 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners




See also



  • Horse racing in Great Britain

  • List of British flat horse races



Notes





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References



  • Paris-Turf:

    • "1982"., "1983"., "1984"., "1986"., "1987".



  • Racing Post:


    • 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997


    • 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007


    • 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

    • 2018








  • galopp-sieger.de – Cesarewitch Handicap.


  • pedigreequery.com – Cesarewitch Handicap – Newmarket.


  • tbheritage.com – Cesarewitch Stakes (Handicap).


  • Abelson, Edward; Tyrrel, John (1993). The Breedon Book of Horse Racing Records. Breedon Books. pp. 215–218. ISBN 1-873626-15-0.

  • Race Recordings [1]










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