Royal Ascot: Windsor Castle Stakes

The Windsor Castle Stakes, a Listed race over 5 furlongs, is staged on the final day of the Royal meeting. It was first run at the Royal meeting in 1880, although prior to that a similarly named race was contested at Egham, and during the Second World War Windsor hosted a race called the 'Windsor Castle Stakes'. Furthermore, The Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot over the New Mile was first run in 1839 and is included in this section.
Early history:- The inaugural running of the Windsor Castle Stakes over 5 furlongs and 136 yards was on Friday 11th June 1880 when Mr W G Craven's Capuchin (6/4 fav) defeated Sea Foam (100/30) and Agnes Ethel (6/1) by 4 lengths and a distance.
Windsor Castle Stakes 1911 Listed 5 furlongs 136 yards
Pos. Horse Jockey Trainer Owner
1 CHARMAN Danny Maher Percy Peck Lord Rosebery 4/1
2 ADAM filly J H Martin Joyner Mr Whitney 100/8
3 BALBLAIR W Saxby Robinson Mr C B Ismay 7/1
4 VELCE colt Will Griggs Sherwood jnr Sir R Waldie-Griffith 100/8
5 LOM Fred Rickaby junior Joseph Butters Prince Lubomirski 4/5 fav
6 SUNDRIDGE colt F Wootton Morton Mr Jim Joel 100/8
7 ENGLAND W Higgs Sam Darling Mr C E Howard 8/1
8 CUTHBERT Walter Earl Ferguson Mr W Hall Walker 20/1
9 AIRBATH C Trigg Waller Major Joicey 20/1
The Windsor Castle Stakes for 2-year-olds over 5 furlongs and 136 yards was run on Friday 16th June 1911 when won by a bay filly by Cicero out of Rosalba, winning 921 sovereigns (equivalent to £111,000 in 2020). Over round 132%
Windsor Castle Stakes Listed race 5 furlongs 1880
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