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St Leger Stakes
Group 1 race
Location
Doncaster Racecourse
Doncaster, England
Inaugurated 1776
Race type
Flat / Thoroughbred
Sponsor William Hill
Website Doncaster
Race information
Distance 1m 6f 115y (2,921 m)
Surface Turf
Track Left-handed
Qualification Three-year-olds
excluding geldings

Weight 9 st 1 lb
Allowances
3 lb for fillies

Purse £743,000 (2018)
1st: £421,355

















St Leger Stakes
2018

Purple, white seams, striped sleeves, purple cap

Pink, grey sash

Purple, white seams, striped sleeves, white cap
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The St Leger Stakes is a Group 1 flat horse race in Great Britain open to three-year-old thoroughbred colts and fillies. It is run at Doncaster over a distance of 1 mile, 6 furlongs and 115 yards (2,921 metres), and it is scheduled to take place each year in September.


Established in 1776, the St Leger is the oldest of Britain's five Classics. It is the last of the five to be run each year, and its distance is longer than any of the other four.


The St Leger is the final leg of the English Triple Crown, which begins with the 2000 Guineas and continues with the Derby. It also completes the Fillies' Triple Crown, following on from the 1000 Guineas and the Oaks. The St Leger has rarely featured Triple Crown contenders in recent decades, with the only one in recent years being the 2012 2,000 Guineas and Derby winner Camelot, who finished second in the St Leger.




Contents






  • 1 History


    • 1.1 Early years


    • 1.2 Post-1900




  • 2 Records


  • 3 Winners


  • 4 In popular culture


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





History



Early years


The event was devised by Anthony St Leger, an army officer and politician who lived near Doncaster. It was initially referred to as "A Sweepstake of 25 Guineas", and its original distance was two miles. The rules stipulated that colts and geldings were to carry 8 st, and fillies would receive an allowance of 2 lb.


The inaugural running was held at Cantley Common on 24 September 1776. The first winner was an unnamed filly owned by the event's organiser, the 2nd Marquess of Rockingham. The filly was later named Allabaculia.


The title St Leger Stakes was decided at a dinner party held in 1776 at The Red Lion Inn located in the Market Place, Doncaster to discuss the following year's race. It was suggested that it should be called the Rockingham Stakes in honour of the host, the Marquess of Rockingham, but the Marquess proposed that it should be named instead after Anthony St Leger. The event was moved to its present location, Town Moor, in 1778.[1]


The race came to national prominence in 1800, when a horse called Champion registered the first Derby-St Leger double. Its length was cut to 1 mile, 6 furlongs and 193 yards in 1813, and despite some minor alterations has remained much the same ever since. The victory of West Australian in 1853 completed the first success in the Triple Crown.



Post-1900


The St Leger Stakes was closed to geldings in 1906. It was transferred to Newmarket during World War I, and the substitute event was called the September Stakes. It was cancelled in 1939 because of the outbreak of World War II, and the following year's edition was held at Thirsk in November. For the remainder of this period it was staged at Manchester (1941), Newmarket (1942–44) and York (1945).


The race was switched to Ayr in 1989 after the scheduled running at Doncaster was abandoned due to subsidence. The 2006 race took place at York because its regular venue was closed for redevelopment.


The St Leger Stakes has inspired a number of similar events around the world, although many are no longer restricted to three-year-olds. European variations include the Irish St. Leger, the Prix Royal-Oak, the Deutsches St. Leger and the St. Leger Italiano. Other national equivalents include the Kikuka-shō, the New Zealand St. Leger and the VRC St Leger.



Records



Leading jockey (9 wins):



  • Bill Scott – Jack Spigot (1821), Memnon (1825), The Colonel (1828), Rowton (1829), Don John (1838), Charles the Twelfth (1839), Launcelot (1840), Satirist (1841), Sir Tatton Sykes (1846)

Leading trainer (16 wins):



  • John Scott – Matilda (1827), The Colonel (1828), Rowton (1829), Margrave (1832), Touchstone (1834), Don John (1838), Charles the Twelfth (1839), Launcelot (1840), Satirist (1841), The Baron (1845), Newminster (1851), West Australian (1853), Warlock (1856), Imperieuse (1857), Gamester (1859), The Marquis (1862)

Leading owner (7 wins):




  • Archibald Hamilton, 9th Duke of Hamilton – Paragon (1786), Spadille (1787), Young Flora (1788), Tartar (1792), Petronius (1808), Ashton (1809), William (1814)


  • Fastest winning time (at Doncaster) – Masked Marvel (2011), 3m 00.44s


  • Widest winning margin – Never Say Die (1954), 12 lengths


  • Longest odds winner – Theodore (1822), 200/1


  • Shortest odds winner – Galtee More (1897), 1/10


  • Most runners – 30, in 1825


  • Fewest runners – 3, in 1917




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Year
Winner
Jockey
Trainer
Owner
Time
1776

Allabaculia

John Singleton
Christopher Scaife

2nd Marq. of Rockingham

1777

Bourbon

John Cade

William Sotheron

1778

Hollandoise
George Herring
Joseph Rose

Sir Thomas Gascoigne

1779
Tommy
George Lowry
Joseph Rose
Thomas Stapleton

1780

Ruler
John Mangle

William Bethell

1781
Serina
Richard Foster
J. Lowther
William Radcliffe

1782

Imperatrix
George Searle
George Searle
Henry Goodricke

1783
Phoenomenon
Anthony Hall
Isaac Cape
Sir John Lister Kaye

1784

Omphale
John Kirton
M. Mason
John Coates

1785
Cowslip
George Searle
George Searle
Richard Hill

1786
Paragon
John Mangle
John Mangle

Lord Archibald Hamilton

1787
Spadille
John Mangle
John Mangle

Lord Archibald Hamilton

1788
Young Flora
John Mangle
John Mangle

Lord Archibald Hamilton

1789

Pewett [a]
William Wilson
Christopher Scaife

4th Earl Fitzwilliam

1790

Ambidexter
George Searle
George Searle
Mr Dealtry

1791

Young Traveller
John Jackson
John Hutchinson
John Hutchinson

1792

Tartar
John Mangle
John Mangle

Lord Archibald Hamilton

1793

Ninety-three
Bill Peirse

John Clifton

1794

Beningbrough
John Jackson
John Hutchinson
John Hutchinson

1795

Hambletonian
Dixon Boyce
John Hutchinson

Sir Charles Turner

1796

Ambrosio
John Jackson
Frank Neale
Joseph Cookson

1797

Lounger
John Shepherd
George Searle
Gilbert Crompton

1798

Symmetry
John Jackson
Sam King

Sir Thomas Gascoigne

1799

Cockfighter
Tom Fields
Tom Fields

Sir Henry Tempest Vane

1800

Champion

Frank Buckle
Tom Perren
Christopher Wilson

1801

Quiz
John Shepherd
George Searle
Gilbert Crompton

1802

Orville

John Singleton, Jr.
Christopher Scaife

4th Earl Fitzwilliam

1803

Remembrancer
Ben Smith
J. Smith

10th Earl of Strathmore

1804

Sancho

Frank Buckle
Bartle Atkinson
Harry Mellish

1805

Staveley
John Jackson
Bartle Atkinson
Harry Mellish

1806

Fyldener
Tom Carr

John Clifton

1807

Paulina

Bill Clift
Christopher Scaife

4th Earl Fitzwilliam

1808

Petronius
Ben Smith
William Theakston

9th Duke of Hamilton

1809

Ashton
Ben Smith
William Theakston

9th Duke of Hamilton

1810

Octavian

Bill Clift
Frank Jordan

6th Duke of Leeds

1811

Soothsayer
Ben Smith
Tommy Sykes
Richard Oliver Gascoigne

1812

Otterington
Bob Johnson
W. Hessletine
Ralph Robb

1813

Altisidora
John Jackson
Tommy Sykes
Richard Watt

1814

William
John Shepherd
William Theakston

9th Duke of Hamilton

1815

Filho da Puta
John Jackson
James Croft
Sir William Maxwell

1816

The Duchess
Ben Smith
James Croft
Sir Bellingham Graham

1817

Ebor
Bob Johnson
John Lonsdale

Henry Peirse

1818

Reveller
Bob Johnson
John Lonsdale

Henry Peirse

1819

Antonio
Tom Nicholson
John Lonsdale
James Ferguson

1820

St Patrick
Bob Johnson
John Lonsdale
Sir Edward Smith
3:26.0
1821

Jack Spigot

Bill Scott
Isaac Blades
Thomas Orde-Powlett

1822

Theodore
John Jackson
James Croft
Edward Petre
3:23.0[2]
1823

Barefoot

Tom Goodisson
Richard Shepherd
Richard Watt

1824

Jerry
Ben Smith
James Croft
Richard Oliver Gascoigne

1825

Memnon

Bill Scott
Richard Shepherd
Richard Watt

1826

Tarrare
George Nelson
Sam King

6th Earl of Scarbrough

1827

Matilda

Jem Robinson

John Scott
Edward Petre

1828

The Colonel

Bill Scott

John Scott
Edward Petre

1829

Rowton

Bill Scott

John Scott
Edward Petre

1830

Birmingham

Patrick Conolly
Thomas Flintoff
John Beardsworth

1831

Chorister

John Barham Day
John Smith

1st Marq. of Cleveland

1832

Margrave

Jem Robinson

John Scott

John Gully

1833

Rockingham
Sam Darling
Richard Shepherd
Richard Watt

1834

Touchstone
George Calloway

John Scott

1st Marq. of Westminster

1835

Queen of Trumps
Tommy Lye
John Blenkhorn

Edward Lloyd-Mostyn

1836

Elis

John Barham Day
John Doe

Lord George Bentinck

1837

Mango
Sam Day, Jr.
Montgomery Dilly

Charles Greville

1838

Don John

Bill Scott

John Scott

6th Earl of Chesterfield

1839

Charles the Twelfth [b]

Bill Scott

John Scott
Major Yarburgh
3:25.00
1840

Launcelot

Bill Scott

John Scott

1st Marq. of Westminster
3:40.00
1841
Satirist

Bill Scott

John Scott

1st Marq. of Westminster

1842
Blue Bonnet
Tommy Lye
Tom Dawson

13th Earl of Eglinton

1843
Nutwith

Job Marson
Bob Johnson
Samuel Wrather

1844

Faugh-a-Ballagh
Henry Bell
John Forth
Edward John Irwin

1845

The Baron

Frank Butler

John Scott
George Watts

1846

Sir Tatton Sykes

Bill Scott
William Oates

Bill Scott

1847
Van Tromp

Job Marson
John Fobert

13th Earl of Eglinton

1848

Surplice

Nat Flatman
Robert Stephenson, Jr.

3rd Viscount Clifden
3:19.00
1849

The Flying Dutchman

Charles Marlow
John Fobert

13th Earl of Eglinton

1850

Voltigeur [c]

Job Marson
Robert Hill

2nd Earl of Zetland

1851

Newminster

Sim Templeman

John Scott
Anthony Nichol

1852

Stockwell
John Norman
William Harlock

2nd Marquess of Exeter

1853

West Australian

Frank Butler

John Scott

John Bowes

1854
Knight of St George
Robert Basham
R. Longstaff
J. B. Morris

1855
Saucebox

John Wells
Tom Parr
Tom Parr

1856
Warlock

Nat Flatman

John Scott
Anthony Nichol

1857
Imperieuse

Nat Flatman

John Scott

John Scott

1858
Sunbeam
Luke Snowden
John Prince

James Merry

1859
Gamester
Tom Aldcroft

John Scott

Sir Charles Monck

1860
St Albans
Luke Snowden

Alec Taylor, Sr.

2nd Marq. of Ailesbury
3:20.00
1861
Caller Ou
Tom Chaloner
William I'Anson
William I'Anson
3:16.20
1862

The Marquis
Tom Chaloner

John Scott
Stanhope Hawke

1863

Lord Clifden
John Osborne, Jr.
Edwin Parr
3rd Viscount St Vincent

1864

Blair Athol
Jim Snowden
William I'Anson
William I'Anson

1865

Gladiateur
Harry Grimshaw
Tom Jennings
Frédéric de Lagrange

1866

Lord Lyon
Harry Custance
James Dover
Richard Sutton

1867

Achievement
Tom Chaloner
James Dover
Mark Pearson

1868

Formosa
Tom Chaloner
Henry Woolcott
William Graham

1869
Pero Gomez

John Wells

John Porter

Sir Joseph Hawley

1870
Hawthornden
Jemmy Grimshaw
Joseph Dawson
Thomas Vaughan Morgan

1871

Hannah

Charlie Maidment
Joseph Hayhoe

Mayer de Rothschild
3:22.00
1872
Wenlock

Charlie Maidment
Tom Wadlow

2nd Earl of Wilton

1873
Marie Stuart
Tom Osborne
Robert Peck

James Merry

1874

Apology
John Osborne, Jr.
William Osborne
John King
3:16.00
1875
Craig Millar
Tom Chaloner

Alec Taylor, Sr.
William Stirling Crawfurd

1876

Petrarch
Jem Goater
John Dawson
Viscount Dupplin

1877

Silvio

Fred Archer

Mathew Dawson

6th Viscount Falmouth
3:27.00
1878

Jannette

Fred Archer

Mathew Dawson

6th Viscount Falmouth
3:20.50
1879

Rayon d'Or
Jem Goater
Tom Jennings
Frédéric de Lagrange

1880

Robert the Devil

Tom Cannon, Sr.
Charles Blanton
Charles Brewer
3:32.00
1881

Iroquois

Fred Archer
Jacob Pincus

Pierre Lorillard
3:20.60
1882

Dutch Oven

Fred Archer

Mathew Dawson

6th Viscount Falmouth
3:16.00
1883

Ossian

John Watts

Richard Marsh

12th Duke of Hamilton
3:19.00
1884

The Lambkin

John Watts

Mathew Dawson
Robert Vyner
3:14.00
1885

Melton

Fred Archer

Mathew Dawson

20th Baron Hastings
3:15.60
1886

Ormonde

Fred Archer

John Porter

1st Duke of Westminster
3:21.4
1887

Kilwarlin
Jack Robinson
James Jewitt

7th Baron Rodney
3:26.00
1888

Seabreeze
Jack Robinson
James Jewitt

5th Baron Calthorpe
3:11.8
1889

Donovan

Fred Barrett

George Dawson

6th Duke of Portland
3:13.00
1890

Memoir

John Watts

George Dawson

6th Duke of Portland
3:13.60
1891

Common

George Barrett

John Porter

Sir Frederick Johnstone
3:14.40
1892

La Fleche

John Watts

John Porter

Maurice de Hirsch
3:14.60
1893

Isinglass

Tommy Loates
James Jewitt

Harry McCalmont
3:13.40
1894

Throstle

Morny Cannon

John Porter

1st Baron Alington
3:12.20
1895

Sir Visto

Sam Loates

Mathew Dawson

5th Earl of Rosebery
3:18.40
1896

Persimmon

John Watts

Richard Marsh

HRH Prince of Wales
3:20.00
1897

Galtee More

Charles Wood
Sam Darling
John Gubbins
3:31.20
1898

Wildfowler

Charles Wood
Sam Darling

Henry Greer
3:13.00
1899

Flying Fox

Morny Cannon

John Porter

1st Duke of Westminster
3:15.60
1900

Diamond Jubilee

Herbert Jones

Richard Marsh

HRH Prince of Wales
3:09.20
1901

Doricles

Kempton Cannon

Alfred Hayhoe

Leopold de Rothschild
3:08.40
1902

Sceptre
Fred Hardy

Bob Sievier

Bob Sievier
3:12.40
1903

Rock Sand

Danny Maher
George Blackwell

Sir James Miller
3:09.40
1904

Pretty Polly

Willie Lane
Peter Gilpin
Eustace Loder
3:05.80
1905

Challacombe

Otto Madden

Alec Taylor, Jr.

Washington Singer
3:05.40
1906

Troutbeck

Georges Stern
Willie Waugh

2nd Duke of Westminster
3:04.20
1907

Wool Winder
Bill Halsey
Harry Enoch

Ned Baird
3:05.60
1908

Your Majesty
Walter Griggs

Charles Morton

Jack Joel
3:06.00
1909

Bayardo

Danny Maher

Alec Taylor, Jr.

Alfred Cox
3:08.60
1910

Swynford

Frank Wootton

George Lambton

17th Earl of Derby
3:04.00
1911

Prince Palatine

Frank O'Neill
Henry Beardsley
Thomas Pilkington
3:06.00
1912

Tracery
George Bellhouse
John Watson

August Belmont Jr.
3:11.80
1913

Night Hawk

Elijah Wheatley
Jack Robinson

William Hall Walker
3:03.60
1914

Black Jester
Walter Griggs

Charles Morton

Jack Joel
3:02.60
1915

Pommern

Steve Donoghue
Charles Peck

Solomon Joel
2:55.60
1916

Hurry On
Charlie Childs

Fred Darling

James Buchanan
2:59.60
1917

Gay Crusader

Steve Donoghue

Alec Taylor, Jr.

Alfred Cox
2:59.60
1918

Gainsborough

Joe Childs

Alec Taylor, Jr.
Lady James Douglas
3:04.00
1919

Keysoe
Brownie Carslake

George Lambton

17th Earl of Derby
3:06.80
1920

Caligula
Arthur Smith
Harvey Leader
Mathradas Goculdas
3:07.40
1921

Polemarch

Joe Childs
Tom Green

7th Marq. of Londonderry
3:06.80
1922

Royal Lancer
Bobby Jones
Alf Sadler, Jr.

5th Earl of Lonsdale
3:14.20
1923

Tranquil

Tommy Weston

Charles Morton

17th Earl of Derby
3:05.00
1924

Salmon-Trout
Brownie Carslake

Dick Dawson

HH Aga Khan III
3:13.20
1925

Solario

Joe Childs
Reginald Day

Sir John Rutherford
3:04.40
1926

Coronach

Joe Childs

Fred Darling

1st Baron Woolavington
3:01.60
1927

Book Law
Henri Jelliss

Alec Taylor, Jr.

2nd Viscount Astor
3:14.40
1928

Fairway

Tommy Weston

Frank Butters

17th Earl of Derby
3:03.00
1929

Trigo
Michael Beary

Dick Dawson
William Barnett
3:03.40
1930

Singapore

Gordon Richards
Thomas Hogg

1st Baron Glanely
3:09.20
1931

Sandwich

Harry Wragg

Jack Jarvis

6th Earl of Rosebery
3:11.20
1932

Firdaussi

Freddie Fox

Frank Butters

HH Aga Khan III
3:04.40
1933

Hyperion

Tommy Weston

George Lambton

17th Earl of Derby
3:06.80
1934

Windsor Lad

Charlie Smirke

Marcus Marsh

Martin H. Benson
3:01.60
1935

Bahram

Charlie Smirke

Frank Butters

HH Aga Khan III
3:01.80
1936

Boswell
Pat Beasley

Cecil Boyd-Rochfort

William Woodward
3:08.60
1937

Chulmleigh

Gordon Richards
Thomas Hogg

1st Baron Glanely
3:07.40
1938

Scottish Union
Brownie Carslake
Noel Cannon
Jimmy Rank
3:11.40
1939

no race [d]

1940

Turkhan

Gordon Richards

Frank Butters

HH Aga Khan III
3:32.40
1941

Sun Castle
Georges Bridgland

Cecil Boyd-Rochfort

1st Viscount Portal
3:04.00
1942

Sun Chariot

Gordon Richards

Fred Darling

HM King George VI
3:08.40
1943

Herringbone

Harry Wragg

Walter Earl

17th Earl of Derby
3:05.00
1944

Tehran

Gordon Richards

Frank Butters

HH Aga Khan III
3:06.60
1945

Chamossaire
Tommy Lowrey
Dick Perryman
Stanhope Joel
2:55.80
1946

Airborne
Tommy Lowrey
Dick Perryman
John Ferguson
3:10.20
1947

Sayajirao

Edgar Britt
Sam Armstrong

HH Maharaja of Baroda
3:07.80
1948

Black Tarquin

Edgar Britt

Cecil Boyd-Rochfort

William Woodward
3:08.80
1949

Ridge Wood
Michael Beary

Noel Murless
Geoffrey Smith
3:08.20
1950

Scratch

Rae Johnstone

Charles Semblat

Marcel Boussac
3:08.80
1951

Talma

Rae Johnstone

Charles Semblat

Marcel Boussac
3:13.80
1952

Tulyar

Charlie Smirke

Marcus Marsh

HH Aga Khan III
3:07.80
1953

Premonition
Eph Smith

Cecil Boyd-Rochfort
Wilfrid Wyatt
3:06.80
1954

Never Say Die

Charlie Smirke

Joseph Lawson

Robert Sterling Clark
3:10.60
1955

Meld
Harry Carr

Cecil Boyd-Rochfort

Lady Zia Wernher
3:14.60
1956

Cambremer
Freddie Palmer
Georges Bridgland

Ralph Strassburger
3:12.20
1957

Ballymoss

T. P. Burns

Vincent O'Brien

John McShain
3:15.60
1958

Alcide
Harry Carr

Cecil Boyd-Rochfort

Sir Humphrey de Trafford
3:06.40
1959

Cantelo

Edward Hide

Charles Elsey

William Hill
3:04.60
1960

St. Paddy

Lester Piggott

Noel Murless

Sir Victor Sassoon
3:13.20
1961

Aurelius

Lester Piggott

Noel Murless
Vera Lilley
3:06.60
1962

Hethersett
Harry Carr

Dick Hern
Lionel Holliday
3:10.80
1963

Ragusa

Garnie Bougoure

Paddy Prendergast
Jim Mullion
3:05.40
1964

Indiana
Jimmy Lindley
Jack Watts

Charles Engelhard
3:05.00
1965

Provoke

Joe Mercer

Dick Hern

Jakie Astor
3:18.60
1966

Sodium
Frankie Durr
George Todd
Radha Sigtia
3:09.80
1967

Ribocco

Lester Piggott

Fulke Johnson Houghton

Charles Engelhard
3:05.40
1968

Ribero

Lester Piggott

Fulke Johnson Houghton

Charles Engelhard
3:19.80
1969

Intermezzo
Ron Hutchinson

Harry Wragg
Gerry Oldham
3:11.80
1970

Nijinsky

Lester Piggott

Vincent O'Brien

Charles Engelhard
3:06.40
1971

Athens Wood

Lester Piggott

Harry Thomson Jones
Eileen Rogerson
3:14.90
1972

Boucher

Lester Piggott

Vincent O'Brien

Ogden Phipps
3:28.71
1973

Peleid
Frankie Durr
Bill Elsey
William Behrens
3:08.21
1974

Bustino

Joe Mercer

Dick Hern

Lady Beaverbrook
3:09.02
1975

Bruni
Tony Murray

Ryan Price
Charles St George
3:05.31
1976

Crow

Yves Saint-Martin

Angel Penna

Daniel Wildenstein
3:13.17
1977

Dunfermline

Willie Carson

Dick Hern

HM Queen Elizabeth II
3:05.17
1978

Julio Mariner

Edward Hide

Clive Brittain
Marcos Lemos
3:04.94
1979

Son of Love

Alain Lequeux

Robert Collet
Alexis Rolland
3:09.02
1980

Light Cavalry

Joe Mercer

Henry Cecil
Jim Joel
3:11.48
1981

Cut Above

Joe Mercer

Dick Hern

Sir Jakie Astor
3:11.60
1982

Touching Wood
Paul Cook

Harry Thomson Jones

Maktoum Al Maktoum
3:03.53
1983

Sun Princess

Willie Carson

Dick Hern

Sir Michael Sobell
3:16.65
1984

Commanche Run

Lester Piggott

Luca Cumani

Ivan Allan
3:09.93
1985

Oh So Sharp

Steve Cauthen

Henry Cecil

Sheikh Mohammed
3:07.13
1986

Moon Madness

Pat Eddery

John Dunlop

Duchess of Norfolk
3:05.03
1987

Reference Point

Steve Cauthen

Henry Cecil

Louis Freedman
3:05.91
1988

Minster Son

Willie Carson
Neil Graham

Lady Beaverbrook
3:06.80
1989

Michelozzo [e]

Steve Cauthen

Henry Cecil
Charles St George
3:20.72
1990

Snurge

Richard Quinn

Paul Cole

Martyn Arbib
3:08.78
1991

Toulon

Pat Eddery

André Fabre

Khalid Abdullah
3:03.12
1992

User Friendly

George Duffield

Clive Brittain
Bill Gredley
3:05.48
1993

Bob's Return

Philip Robinson

Mark Tompkins
Jackie Smith
3:07.85
1994

Moonax

Pat Eddery

Barry Hills

Sheikh Mohammed
3:04.19
1995

Classic Cliche

Frankie Dettori

Saeed bin Suroor

Godolphin
3:09.74
1996

Shantou

Frankie Dettori

John Gosden

Sheikh Mohammed
3:05.10
1997

Silver Patriarch

Pat Eddery

John Dunlop
Peter Winfield
3:06.92
1998

Nedawi

John Reid

Saeed bin Suroor

Godolphin
3:05.61
1999

Mutafaweq

Richard Hills

Saeed bin Suroor

Godolphin
3:02.75
2000

Millenary

Richard Quinn

John Dunlop
Neil Jones
3:02.58
2001

Milan

Michael Kinane

Aidan O'Brien

Tabor / Magnier
3:05.16
2002

Bollin Eric

Kevin Darley

Tim Easterby
Sir Neil Westbrook
3:02.92
2003

Brian Boru

Jamie Spencer

Aidan O'Brien

Sue Magnier
3:04.64
2004

Rule of Law

Kerrin McEvoy

Saeed bin Suroor

Godolphin
3:06.29
2005

Scorpion

Frankie Dettori

Aidan O'Brien

Magnier / Tabor
3:19.01
2006

Sixties Icon [f]

Frankie Dettori

Jeremy Noseda
Susan Roy
2:57.29
2007

Lucarno

Jimmy Fortune

John Gosden

George Strawbridge
3:01.90
2008

Conduit

Frankie Dettori

Sir Michael Stoute

Ballymacoll Stud
3:07.92
2009

Mastery

Ted Durcan

Saeed bin Suroor

Godolphin
3:04.81
2010

Arctic Cosmos

William Buick

John Gosden

Hood / Geffen
3:03.12
2011

Masked Marvel

William Buick

John Gosden

Bjorn Nielsen
3:00.44
2012

Encke

Mickael Barzalona

Mahmood Al Zarooni

Godolphin Racing
3:03.81
2013

Leading Light

Joseph O'Brien

Aidan O'Brien

Smith / Magnier / Tabor
3:09.20
2014

Kingston Hill

Andrea Atzeni

Roger Varian
Paul Smith
3:05.42
2015

Simple Verse [g]

Andrea Atzeni
Ralph Beckett
QRL / Al Thani / Al Kubaisi
3:07.12
2016

Harbour Law

George Baker
Laura Mongan
Jackie Cornwell
3:05.48
2017

Capri

Ryan Moore

Aidan O'Brien

Smith / Magnier / Tabor
3:04.04
2018

Kew Gardens

Ryan Moore

Aidan O'Brien

Smith / Magnier / Tabor


a The 1789 race was awarded to Pewett after the first-placed Zanga was disqualified for jostling.

b The 1839 outcome was a dead-heat, but Charles the Twelfth beat Euclid in a run-off.

c The 1850 race finished as a dead-heat, but Voltigeur defeated Russborough in a run-off.

d The 1939 race was cancelled due to the outbreak of World War II.

e The 1989 running took place at Ayr over 1-mile, 6 furlongs and 127 yards.

f The 2006 edition was contested at York over 1-mile, 5 furlongs and 197 yards.

g The 2015 race was initially awarded to Bondi Beach after the first-placed Simple Verse was disqualified, but the decision was reversed on 23 September 2015 after an appeal by Simple Verse's connections.[3]










Wartime races

  • 1915–18: The September Stakes at Newmarket (Rowley Mile) over 1-mile and 6 furlongs.


  • 1940: The Yorkshire St Leger Stakes at Thirsk over 1-mile and 7 furlongs.


  • 1941: The New St Leger Stakes at Manchester over 1-mile and 6 furlongs.


  • 1942–44: The New St Leger Stakes at Newmarket (Summer Course) over 1-mile, 6 furlongs and 150 yards.


  • 1945: The St Leger Stakes at York over 1-mile and 6 furlongs.



In popular culture


As the last of the classics, the race marks the end of summer in England.[4] The popular adage "sell in May and go away, come back on St Leger Day" suggests investors should sell their shares in May and buy again after the race.[5]


The Agatha Christie novel The A.B.C. Murders has the St Leger as a plot point near the end of the novel.



See also



  • Horse racing in Great Britain

  • List of British flat horse races



References





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  2. ^
    Whyte, James Christie (1840). History of the British turf, from the earliest period to the present day, Volume I. London: H. Colburn. Retrieved 1 May 2013.



  3. ^ Press Association (23 September 2015). "Simple Verse team win St Leger appeal against demotion at Doncaster". The Guardian. Guardian News and Media Limited. Retrieved 23 September 2015.


  4. ^ Chambers, Clem (2006-09-15). "Now that the St Leger is over, the runners are under starter's orders". The Scotsman. Retrieved 2015-05-02.


  5. ^ Murray-West, Rosie (2012-09-17). "Buy again St Leger Day? It didn't work this year - We investigate the wisdom of one of the oldest investment adages". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 2015-05-02.






  • 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 – St. Leger Stakes.


  • horseracinghistory.co.uk – St. Leger.


  • horseracingintfed.com – International Federation of Horseracing Authorities – St. Leger (2018).


  • pedigreequery.com – St. Leger Stakes – Doncaster.


  • tbheritage.com – St. Leger Stakes.


  • Abelson, Edward; Tyrrel, John (1993). The Breedon Book of Horse Racing Records. Breedon Books. pp. 175–181. ISBN 1-873626-15-0.


  • Randall, John; Morris, Tony (1985). Horse Racing: The Records. Guinness Superlatives Ltd. pp. 56–68. ISBN 0-85112-446-1.











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