Royal Ascot: Coronation Stakes

The Coronation Stakes, a Group 1 flat race over 7 furlongs and 213 yards, open to three-year-old fillies, is run on the fourth day of the Royal meeting. The Coronation Stakes was established in 1840, and its title commemorates the Coronation of a new British monarch, Queen Victoria, two years earlier. The present system of race grading was introduced in 1971, and for a period the Coronation Stakes held Group 2 status, but was promoted to Group 1 level in 1988.
Early history:- The inaugural running of the Coronation Stakes took place on Wednesday 17th June 1840 when won by Lord Albemarle's Spangle (5/2), trained by William Edwards and ridden by Cotton, who defeated Black Bess (5/2) and Emetic (2/1 fav) by a neck and half a length.
Coronation Stakes 1893 Group 1 New Mile
Pos. Horse Jockey Trainer/Age/weight Owner
1 SILENE Morny Cannon Jimmy Ryan 3-8st 10lbs Mr Douglas Baird 100/30 fav
2 DAME PRESIDENT Fred Webb Percy Peck 3-8st 11lbs Sir J Blundell Maple 7/2
3 MEDORA Bradford Joseph Day 3-8st 10lbs Mr Henry Milner 10/1
4 EVERMORE Rickaby Alf Sadler 3-8st 10lbs Mr R H Combe 100/12
5 THE PRIZE John Watts G Dawson 3-8st 10lbs Duke of Portland 10/1
6 POPPOEA G Barrett Richard Marsh 3-8st 10lbs Baron De Hirsch 100/8
7 ARMOREL Tommy Loates Blackwell 3-8st 10lbs Mr William Cooper 8/1
8 CASERTA Jimmy Woodburn Jimmy Ryan 3-8st 3lbs Mr J H Houldsworth 9/2
9 CROWNTHORPE Groves T Fordham 3-8st 3lbs Prince Soltykoff 20/1
The Coronation Stakes took place on Wednesday 14th June 1893 and was won by a chesnut filly by St Simon, winning a first prize of 5800 sovereigns from 55 subscribers (equivalent to £754,000 in 2020). Over round 118%
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