DONCASTER ST LEGER 1900 | |||
The 125th winner of the St Leger, held on Wednesday 12th September 1900 over the Old St Leger course on Town Moor, was Diamond Jubilee, a bay colt by St Simon out of Perdita II, owned by HRH the Prince of Wales. A field of 11 runners contested the race, although there were 222 subscriptions of 25 sovereigns each, which was worth 5550 sovereigns. The value to the winner was £5,125. (Equivalent to £609,900 in 2017) DIAMOND JUBILEE SR 2032 |
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Horse | Jockey | Trainer | Owner/Betting |
DIAMOND JUBILEE | Herbert Jones | Richard Marsh | HRH Prince of Wales 2/7 fav |
ELOPEMENT | Morny Cannon | Mr W Low 100/7 | |
COURLAN | J T Sloan | Mr J Reid Walker 25/1 | |
SAILOR LAD | Charles Wood | Lord Rosebery 100/1 | |
FRONTIGNAN | R Jones | HRH Prince of Wales 200/1 | |
DOWNHAM | J H Martin | Mr J Musker 40/1 | |
MOST EXCELLENT | Sam Loates | Mr A Stedall 100/1 | |
MARDI | Fred Rickaby | Lord Durham 25/1 | |
PHALARIS | L Reiff | Lord Harewood 40/1 | |
HULCOT | Tommy Loates | Mr L de Rothschild 100/1 | |
MARTINEAU | C Rickaby | Lord Durham 200/1 | |
After a false start caused by Elopement the field got away cleanly and were led by Frontignan, pace setter for the favourite. After just 2 furlongs the pace setter had gone clear, but by the time the field reached the hill Martineau had passed Frontignan to lead. As they rounded the home bend Diamond Jubilee made his effort and settled the score within a few strides. He won with ears pricked by a length and a half in 3 minutes 9.6 seconds, with2 lengths between Elopement and Courlan. During his distinguished career he captured the Triple Crown and won stakes to the value of £29,185, worth £3.47 million in 2017 terms. | Over Round 101% |
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