Racecaller trends for the past 10 years of Celebration Mile which takes place at Goodwood on Saturday. Last year Delegator won the race but was later disqualified after a banned substance was found in his sample. From a trends perspective we are counting Delegator as last year’s winner:
Age (Win-Place-Runners) 3yo: 4-5-27 4yo: 1-4-18 5yo: 4-1-11 6yo+: 1-2-10 5yos have a super record in the race having won 4 of the last 10 runnings from just 11 of the 66 runners (16.7%). 3yos have also taken 4 of the last 10 renewals, including the last 2, and all 4 winners aged 3 had run in the St James Palace Stakes.
Gender Fillies and mares (3-0-6) receive a 3lb allowance and 3 of the 6 to run in the race have been successful, though all 3 female winners were trained by Michael Stoute. Record of females aged 4+: 1151 (3-0-4) Record of females aged 3: 44 (0-0-2)
Weight Horses carrying a group 1 penalty (6lbs): 543 (0-0-3) Horses carrying a group 2 penalty (3lbs): 66533652 (0-2-8)
Recent/Past Form 10 of 10 winners had run at least twice that season 7 of 10 winners finished in the first 3 last time out 10 of 10 winners had won over 7F or further 8 of 10 winner had won a group 3 or listed race (2 exceptions were placed in group 1 or 2 races) 0 of 10 winners had won a group 1 or 2 6 of 10 winners were placed in a group 1 in the past 12 months (2 of 4 exceptions had yet to run in a group 1)
Other Races Previous season's winner: 331 (1-0-3) Jersey Stakes winner (Rainfall): 2 (0-1-1) Summer Mile winner (Premio Loco): 32 (0-1-2) 4 of 4 winners aged 3 ran in the St James Palace Stakes, finishing 3522 4 of 10 winners ran in the Sussex Stakes last time, finishing 3202 2 of 10 winners ran in the Hungerford Stakes last time, finishing 13 2 of 10 winners ran in the Windsor Forrest, finishing 75 2 of 4 winners aged 3 ran in the 2000 Guineas, finishing 42 2 of 4 winners aged 3 ran in the Craven, finishing 21
Trainers Michael Stoute (5-1-9) has a super record in this race having won 5 of the last 10 runnings from just 9 runners. He has trained all 3 female winners of the race. Saeed Bin Suroor (2-1-7) saddled the winner in ’99, 06 and ’09 (later disqualified). Marcus Tregoning (1-0-1) won this race in 2003 with his only runner in the past decade. Richard Hannon (0-2-10) has found a couple of places from his 10 runners while all 3 of Aidan O’Brien’s (0-0-3) runners have been unplaced.
Price 9 of 10 winners came from the first 4 in the betting The longest priced winner in the past 10 years has been 10/1 though favourites do not have a great record. Favourites (3-3-10) have just 3 of the last 10, which is a particularly poor record when you consider that 8 of the 10 favourites were sent off 5/4 or shorter. Backing the favourites would have resulted in a level stakes loss of 5.11.
Summary: Based on the trends from the past 10 years you are looking for a horse: · 3yo who finished in the first 5 in St James Palace or aged 5 · Filly/mare aged 4+ trained by Michael Stoute · Carrying no penalty · Finished in the first 3 last time out · Won over 7 furlongs or further · Won at listed/group 3 (but no higher) and placed in group 1 · Ran in the Sussex or Hungerford Stakes last time out · Trained by Stoute or Bin Suroor · From first 4 in the betting
Trainers superb record in the race and 5year olds have done quite well in this
Been hoping bookies price this up... but only betfair have a market at the moment
good write up...I like Main Aim...Trainers superb record in the race and 5year olds have done quite well in thisBeen hoping bookies price this up... but only betfair have a market at the moment
not alot of help from me i cant make head nor tale of the race (esp now the rain has come) Only three have ever won over the trip doubts about the going for most
GL whatever you play,but i will firmly take a watching brief
not alot of help from me i cant make head nor tale of the race (esp now the rain has come)Only three have ever won over the tripdoubts about the going for mostGL whatever you play,but i will firmly take a watching brief
On my trends, and form assessment, it's between Main Aim and Poet's Voice. Early market is calling it that way.
On the likely soft ground, I'm all over Main Aim around even money.
Only 4 declared. Main AimVitznauSummer FetePoet's VoiceOn my trends, and form assessment, it's between Main Aim and Poet's Voice.Early market is calling it that way.On the likely soft ground, I'm all over Main Aim around even money.
At the prices id be laying Main Aim. Poet's Voice is the obvious danger (if settles and hold up tactics can be employed again) but wouldnt surprise me to see either Vitznau or Summer Fete win in what could turn out to be a ground affected tactical race.
At the prices id be laying Main Aim. Poet's Voice is the obvious danger (if settles and hold up tactics can be employed again) but wouldnt surprise me to see either Vitznau or Summer Fete win in what could turn out to be a ground affected tactical ra
Great result there. Good win for Poet's Voice. Seems very much improved now they have got him to settle.
Think the Park Stakes or the Foret would be a good place to send Main Aim.
Great result there. Good win for Poet's Voice. Seems very much improved now they have got him to settle.Think the Park Stakes or the Foret would be a good place to send Main Aim.