Seaton Delaval Stakes

Seaton Delaval Stakes
Group 3 race (discontinued)
Location Newcastle Racecourse
Newcastle, England
Inaugurated 1867
Last run 13 August 1985
Race type Flat / Thoroughbred
Website Newcastle
Race information
Distance 5f (1,006 metres)
7f (1,408 metres)
Surface Turf
Track Straight
Qualification Two-year-olds

The Seaton Delaval Stakes was a Group 3 flat horse race in Great Britain open to two-year-old thoroughbreds. It was run at Newcastle, and in its later years it was scheduled to take place in August.

History

The event was named after Seaton Delaval, a village located to the north of Newcastle. It was established in 1867, and was originally held in late June.[1] For much of its history it took place on the day after the Northumberland Plate. It was usually contested over 5 furlongs.

The Seaton Delaval Stakes continued to be staged in June until 1961.[2] It was switched to early August in 1962.[3] The present grading system was introduced in 1971, and the event was classed at Group 3 level. It was extended to 7 furlongs in 1976.

The race was discontinued after 1985.

Records

Leading jockey since 1960 (2 wins):


Leading trainer since 1960 (3 wins):

Winners since 1960

Year Winner Jockey Trainer
1960 China Clipper Liam Ward Tommy Shaw
1961 La Tendresse Ron Hutchinson Paddy Prendergast
1962 Dunce Cap David Morris Cecil Boyd-Rochfort
1963 no race
1964 Unity Taffy Thomas Geoffrey Barling
1965 Gay Palm Johnny Seagrave Pat Rohan
1966 Galipar Taffy Thomas Geoffrey Barling
1967 Sky Rocket Lester Piggott Sam Armstrong
1968 Lady's View Duncan Keith Peter Ashworth
1969 Goldwyn Jimmy Etherington Mick Easterby
1970 Melodina Sandy Barclay Noel Murless
1971 Sharpen Up Willie Carson Bernard van Cutsem
1972 Rapid River Tommy Kelsey Arthur Stephenson
1973 Blessed Rock Lester Piggott Jeremy Hindley
1974 Asterina Geoff Lewis Noel Murless
1975 Sweet Nightingale Bruce Raymond Mick Easterby
1976 Nice Balance Brian Taylor Ryan Price
1977 Sexton Blake Willie Carson Barry Hills
1978 no race
1979 Final Straw Greville Starkey Michael Stoute
1980 Robellino John Matthias Ian Balding
1981 Zilos Edward Hide Bruce Hobbs
1982 All Systems Go George Duffield Gavin Pritchard-Gordon
1983 Knoxville Steve Cauthen Barry Hills
1984 Zaizafon Steve Cauthen Barry Hills
1985 Moorgate Man Pat Eddery Ron Boss

Earlier winners

  • 1867: La Mousse
  • 1868: Number Nip
  • 1869: Agility
  • 1870: King of the Forest
  • 1871: Hunsdon
  • 1872: Mediator
  • 1873: Organist
  • 1874: Holy Friar
  • 1876: Black Knight
  • 1877: Carillon
  • 1878: Jennie Agnes
  • 1879: Novice
  • 1880: Abbess of Beauchief
  • 1881: Bonnie Rose
  • 1882: Chislehurst
  • 1883: Knight Errant
  • 1884: Albert
  • 1885: Minting
  • 1886: Lady Muncaster
  • 1887: Friday
  • 1888: Chittabob
  • 1889: Loup
  • 1890: Cleator
  • 1891: Persistive
  • 1892: New Guinea
  • 1893: Chin Chin
  • 1894: Jim Selby
  • 1895: Amaryllis
  • 1896: Fiorini
  • 1897: De Rougement
  • 1898: Model Agnes
  • 1899: O'Donovan Rossa
  • 1900: Orchid
  • 1901: Abbot's Anne
  • 1902: Mrs Gamp
  • 1903: Henry the First
  • 1904: Cyanean
  • 1905: Illustrious
  • 1906: Orwell
  • 1907: Bromus
  • 1908: Holiday House
  • 1909: Charles O'Malley
  • 1910: Manwolf
  • 1911: Combination
  • 1912: St Begoe
  • 1913: Cressingham
  • 1914: Egretta
  • 1919: Prince Herod
  • 1920: Thunderer
  • 1921: Seraph colt
  • 1922: Prunus
  • 1923: Appleby
  • 1924: Iron Mask
  • 1925: Blackmoor
  • 1926: Helene
  • 1927: Carsebreck
  • 1929: Old Friend
  • 1930: Pot-Pourri
  • 1931: Bonnie Briar
  • 1932: Honour Bright
  • 1933: Armour Bright
  • 1934: Blue Charm
  • 1936: Royal Romance
  • 1937: Conversation Piece
  • 1938: Buoyant
  • 1939: Tullyford
  • 1947: Gold Mist
  • 1948: Ballisland
  • 1950: Judith Paris
  • 1951: Dornoch
  • 1952: Good Brandy
  • 1953: Tiger Kloof
  • 1954: North Cone
  • 1955: Vigo
  • 1956: Lunar Way
  • 1957: Pinched
  • 1958: Lindsay
  • 1959: Tin Whistle

See also

References

  1. "Sporting Intelligence". Glasgow Herald. 28 June 1867. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
  2. "Programme at Newcastle". Glasgow Herald. 24 June 1961. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
  3. "Today's Newcastle Card". Glasgow Herald. 6 August 1962. Retrieved 25 November 2012.

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