Goodwood Stakes
The Goodwood Stakes (Handicap) is the second oldest race still staged at the Glorious Goodwood Festival having first been run in 1823 in its current format. However, some might claim that it is the oldest race, since a Goodwood Stakes over 2 miles was staged at the 1811 meeting, a year before the inaugural running of the present day Goodwood Cup, while others would assert that a Goodwood Silver Cup was first held in 1808. It is a handicap for 3-year-olds and above over 2miles 5 furlongs, although it has fluctuated between 2 miles 5 furlongs and 2 miles throughout its history, and is currently contested over 2 miles 4 furlongs and 134 yards, making it a wonderful spectacle for the crowd, as it starts in front of the stands and is the longest presently run at the Festival. |
Goodwood Stakes 1833 | Handicap | 2 miles | ||
Pos. | Horse | Jockey | Age/weight | Owner |
1 | LITTLE RED ROVER | John Day | 6-8st 6lbs | Mr Biggs 2/1 fav |
2 | GUILDFORD | Jem Robinson | aged-8st 3lbs | Mr Rush 12/1 |
3 | CINDERELLA | Bill Arnull | 3-5st 2lbs | Sir J D King 7/1 |
4 | DONEGANI | Charles Day | 6-8st 2lbs | Mr Cosby 50/1 |
5 | WINDCLIFFE | Marson junior | 6-8st 7lbs | Mr Robinson 8/1 |
6 | LADY FLY | Sam Day | 4-8st 1lbs | Mr Gully 15/1 |
7 | LITTLE BOY BLUE | Captain Berkeley | aged-8st 1lbs | Mr Isaac Day 20/1 |
8 | WASSAILER | J Grey | 6-7st 9lbs | Mr Wiltshire 20/1 |
9 | TOURIST | Nat Flatman | 4-7st 4lbs | Lord Chesterfield 7/1 |
10 | RATTLE | C Edwards | 4-7st 3lbs | Mr Rush 50/1 |
11 | CLARA | T Cowley | 4-7st 2lbs | Mr Finch 8/1 |
12 | FRIAR TUCK | Arthur Pavis | 4-6st 12lbs | Mr Gardnor 50/1 |
13 | BALEINE | F Boyce | 3-6st 1lb | Mr Kent 12/1 |
14 | MARGRAVINE | Norman | 3-6st 1lb | Mr Gratwicke 50/1 |
This race took place on Wednesday 31st July 1833 and was a subscription race of 25 sovereigns each. There were 81 subscribers and it was valued at 300 guineas (equivalent to £38,000 in 2021) | Over round 118% |