ISSUE 178 RACING AHEAD 27Gosden won the prize for the first time
last year and is sure to be keen on fol-
lowing up, but the Sir Michael Stoute
stable is the one with the best record.
Okay, they’ve not won the prize since
1996, but the Stoute camp have
recorded three wins in the Ebor
between 1980 and 1996 - so maybe
they are due another!
Finally, being run over 1m 6f it’s also
a race some of the National Hunt yard
tend to target – especially the Irish
ones. Since 2009 we’ve had winners
for the Willie Mullins, Gordon Elliott,
Johnny Murtagh and Tony Martin, so
anything any Irish-based yard sends
over should certainly be given a
second glance.
Good luck and have a great month!
KEY EBOR HANDICAP 16 YEAR
BETTING TRENDS
16/17 – Carried 9-4 or less
16/17 – Aged 6 or younger
14/17 – Won from a double-figure stall
14/17 – Had won over at least 1m4f
before
12/17 – Carried 9-1 or less
12/17 – Aged either 4 or 5 years-old
11/17 – Winning Distance - 1 length or
less
10/17 – Had 3 or more runs already
that season
9/17 – Unplaced favourites
8/17 – Had run at York before
5/17 – Ran at Ascot last time out
5/17 – Won last time out
4/17 – Irish-trained winners (4 of the
last 9)
4/17 – Ran at Goodwood last time out
3/17 – Ran at Galway last time out
2/17 – Ridden by Jamie Spencer
2/17 – Placed horses from stall 1 (third
2011, third 2013)
1/17 – Winning favourites
Just one winning favourite since 1999Trainer Sir Michael Stoute won the race
in 1980, 1991 & 1996
The average winning SP in the last 17
years is 21/1PAST BETFRED EBOR WINNERS
2018 – Muntahaa (11/1)
2017 – Nakeeta (12/1)
2016 – Heartbreak City (15/2)
2015 – Litigant (33/1)
2014 – Mutual Regard (20/1)
2013 – Tiger Cliff (5/1)
2012 – Willing Foe (12/1)
2011 – Moyenne Corniche (25/1)
2010 – Dirar (14/1)
2009 – Sesenta (25/1)
2008 – All The Good (25/1)
2007 – Purple Moon (7/2 fav)
2006 – Mudawin (100/1)
2005 – Sergeant Cecil (11/1)
2004 – Mephisto (6/1)
2003 – Saint Alebe (20/1)
2002 – Hugs Dancer (25/1)RAMuntahaa
wins the
2018 Ebor