Stewards' Cup
The Stewards’ Cup, fourth oldest race at the Glorious Goodwood meeting, is a handicap over 6 furlongs and is traditionally held on the final day of the 5-day meeting, although up to 1992 it was staged on the opening day. In 1833 one of the Senior Stewards at the meeting was given the honour of choosing any race at the meeting to present an annual Stewards trophy, occasionally selecting a sprint race of 6 furlongs, but from time to time a race up to 1 mile 4 furlongs was selected. Then, in 1839, Lord George Bentinck, later appointed Senior Steward to the Jockey Club in July 1845, suggested that the Stewards’ Cup should be perpetually run over 6 furlongs, and the inaugural race was held in 1840. |
Stewards' Cup 1889 | Handicap | 6 furlongs | ||
Pos. | Horse | Jockey | Age/weight | Owner |
1 | DOG ROSE | Jimmy Woodburn | 3-7st 12lbs (Jack Jarvis) | Mr Arthur James 100/7 |
2 | AMPHION | John Watts | 3-8st 13lbs | General Byrne 7/1 |
3 | NOBLE CHIEFTAIN | Weldon | 4-8st 7lbs | Lord Penrhyn 10/1 |
4 | JOHNNY MORGAN | Mornington Cannon | 4-8st 8lbs | Duke of Portland 1000/45 |
5 | ST PATRICK | Fred Barrett | 3-8st 1lbs | Lord Hastings 20/1 |
6 | GERVAS | Liddiard | 5-8st 0lbs | Mr Robert Sherwood 100/6 |
7 | MONSIEUR DE PARIS | C Loates | aged-7st 11lbs | Lord Dudley 25/1 |
8 | THE GLOAMIN | T Loates | 5-7st 10lbs | Mr J Blundell Maple 8/1 |
9 | ORMUZ | G Barrett | 3-7st 10lbs | Duke of Westminster 20/1 |
10 | BULLION | Allsopp | 4-7st 9lbs | Mr W Smith 100/7 |
11 | MARTLEY | J Calder | 5-7st 8lbs | Mr F Douglas 8/1 |
12 | ADMIRAL BENBOW | W Greene | 4-7st 2lbs | Captain F Mossenthall 33/1 |
13 | MISS ETHEL | Chandley | 3-7st 4lbs | Mr P Fings 100/8 |
14 | DANBYDALE | Bradbury | 4-7st 1lbs | Lord Rodney 5/1 fav |
15 | MAIDEN BELLE | Downes | 4-6st 7lbs | Lord Hastings 33/1 |
16 | ARQUEBUS | G Chaloner | 3-6st 1lbs | Duke of Beaufort 33/1 |
17 | TORTOISE | Peake | 3-6st 0lbs | Mr C Herbert 100/8 |
18 | WILLIAM THE SILENT | A Martin | 3-5st 7lbs | Mr J Corlett 33/1 |
This race took place on Tuesday 30th July 1889 and was valued at 300 sovereigns (equivalent to £39,000 in 2021) when there were 55 subscribers. | Over round 125% |