Royal Ascot: Queen Alexandra Stakes
The Queen Alexandra Stakes, named after the consort of King Edward VII, is a flat race over 2 miles 5 furlongs and 159 yards open to horses aged four years or older. It was established in 1864, and it was originally called the Alexandra Plate. It later became known as the Alexandra Stakes, and it was given its current title in 1931. It was formerly contested over 2 miles, 6 furlongs and 34 yards, but it was shortened as a result of the realignment of Ascot's track in 2005. The Queen Alexandra Stakes, the longest flat race in Britain, is traditionally the last race on the final day of the five-day Royal Ascot meeting. It sometimes features horses which ran on the opening day in the Ascot Stakes, and the most recent to win both in the same year was Simenon in 2012. |
Queen Alexandra Stakes 2011 | Conditions race | 2 miles 5 furlongs 159 yards | ||
Pos. | Horse | Jockey | Trainer | Owner |
1 | SWINGKEEL | Ted Durcan | John Dunlop | Mrs M E Slade 11/2 |
2 | ELYAADI | Fran Berry | John Queally | Mr M D Ryan 4/1 fav |
3 | AJAAN | Tom Queally | Sir Henry Cecil | Niarchos Family 10/1 |
4 | DAYIA | Olivier Peslier | Lydia Pearce | Lady Green 13/2 |
5 | L FRANK BAUM | Neil Callan | Gay Kelleway | Aussie Connection 33/1 |
6 | FONT | Richard Kingscote | Lawney Hill | Alan Hill & Simon Florey 25/1 |
7 | DEGAS ART | Ryan Moore | Lucinda Russell | Barbara Bruce Flemmin Russell 14/1 |
8 | DEUTSCHLAND | Richard Hughes | Willie Mullins | Allan McLucki 11/2 |
9 | GASELEE | David Probert | Rae Guest | Mrs Paula Smith 50/1 |
10 | KAYEF | Pat Cosgrave | Michael Scudamore | Chua, Hunter et al 16/1 |
11 | MOMKINZAIN | Hugh Bowman | Mick Channon | Jaber Abdullah 33/1 |
12 | LADIES BEST | Jim Crowley | James Given | Danethorpe Racing Partnership 40/1 |
13 | NOT TIL MONDAY | Kieren Fallon | John Jenkins | Three Honest Men 12/1 |
14 | CHINK OF LIGHT | Jimmy Fortune | Andrew Balding | David Brownlow 16/1 |
15 | HEROSTATUS | Silvestre De Sousa | Mark Johnston | Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed 22/1 |
16 | HALLA SAN | Jamie Spencer | Richard Fahey | Mrs Una Towell 22/1 |
17 | GRAND ART | James Doyle | Tim Vaughan | Diamond Racing Ltd 66/1 |
The Queen Alexandra Stakes was held on Saturday 18th June 2011 and the winner, a chestnut horse by Singspiel out of Anniversary won a first prize of £31,155 (equivalent to £39,000 in 2020). | Over round 124% |
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