Royal Ascot: Queen Anne Stakes
The Queen Anne Stakes, originally open to horses aged three and older, was established in 1840, and during the early part of its history it was called the Trial Stakes. In 1930, it was renamed in honour of Queen Anne, the founder of Ascot Racecourse. The Queen Anne Stakes was classed as a Group 3 race in 1971, and it was promoted to Group 2 level in 1984. It was given Group 1 status in 2003, and at this point the minimum age of participating horses was raised to four. It is now the first race on the opening day of the Royal Ascot meeting. |
Trial Plate 1875 | Group 1 | New Mile | ||
Pos. | Horse | Jockey | Age/weight | Owner |
1 | CONDUCTOR | Glover | William Day 3-7st 9lbs | Mr R Pattison 100/8 |
2 | THUNDER | John Osborne | Mathew Dawson 5-10st 2lbs | Mr R C Vyner 4/9 fav |
3 | STRATHAVON | Mordan | Christopher (Private) 3-7st 9lb | Mr R Christopher 6/1 |
4 | FIRST LORD | Parry | Tom Brown 4-8st 11lbs | Mr F L Barrington 20/1 |
5 | GOLD MOHUR | Fred Archer | John Dawson 3-7st 9lb | Prince Batthyany 100/7 |
6 | BRAGANCE | Carratt | Halphen (Private) 4-8st 11lbs | Mr S Halphen 20/1 |
7 | TANCRED | Morbey | Arnull 3-6st 12lbs | Count F De Lagrange 100/7 |
8 | BONAPARTE | Slater | Clement 3-6st 11lbs | Mr Masque 20/1 |
9 | LINGUIST | W Meany | Murphy (Ire) 3-7st 11lbs | Mr J C Murphy 20/1 |
The Trail Plate, forerunner of the Queen Anne Stakes, over the New Mile, took place on Tuesday 8th June 1875 and the winner, a bay colt by Young Trumpeter out of Anticipation, won a first prize of 260 sovereigns from 12 subscribers (equivalent to £30,000 in 2020). | Over round 123% |
Queen Anne Stakes | Group 1 | 1 mile | 1840 | ||||||
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