Legends Racing - Ebor Special

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Oasis Dream R Hughes

Winner in 2003, the John Gosden-trained colt was sent off a 4-9 favourite following Group 1 success in the July Cup in his previous outing. He duly made all on the Knavesmire with the winning distance a cosy two and a half lengths.

Ajdal W R Swinburn

Trained by Michael Stoute, out of the great sire Northern Dancer, Ajdal went unbeaten through his two-year-old career before a stellar season over sprinting distances, including victory in this race, saw him crowned European Sprinter of the year in 1987.

Lochsong L Dettori

Victorious in the 1993 running of the Nunthorpe, the Ian Balding-trained mare was a winner of 15 of her 27 starts including eight at Group-race level. Another to make all in the race, she stayed on strongly to win by a length and a half.

Sharpo Pat Eddery

Three-time winner of this race in consecutive years (1980, 81 & 82), his Nunthorpe successes contributed three of his seven total career wins with other highlights including the July Cup and Prix de l’Abbaye.

Habibti Greville Starkey

Winner in 1983, John Dunlop’s mare was another one to thrive once dropped back to sprinting trips, landing this race alongside victories in the July Cup, Haydock Sprint Cup and Prix de l’Abbaye in a season which saw her crowned British horse of the year.

Dayjur W Carson

Winner in 1990 by an impressive four lengths - breaking the track record - as a three-year-old for trainer Dick Hern, the Hamdan Al Maktoum-trained colt won five of his final six races of his career including three Group 1s.

Deep Diver W Williamson

Paul Davey’s chestnut was a prolific winner at two, landing seven of his 11 races and followed up in his three-year-old season with victories in both this race and the Prix de l’Abbaye in 1972, which saw him rated the best of his generation by Timeform.

Battaash J Crowley

The 2019 winner, Charlie Hills’ speedster has proven himself as one of Europe’s leading sprinters over recent years thanks to his high cruising speed and explosive turn of pace. He finally broke his Nunthorpe hoodoo with a three-and-three-quarter length success on his third appearance in the race.

Mecca’s Angel P Mulrennan

A fans’ favourite, Michael Dods’ popular mare went back-to-back in 2015 and 2016 with memorable wins on the Knavesmire, beating Limato by two lengths on the second occasion. She was recognised as the world’s leading female sprinter in 2015 on official ratings.

Borderlescott N Callan

Won the 2008 running, when it was staged on the July Course at Newmarket, and then retained his crown at York as a seven-year-old 12 months later. The evergreen speedster was still winning in Listed company as a ten-year-old.

Mozart M J Kinane

Aidan O’Brien’s European Champion Sprinter captured the Nunthorpe in 2001 despite a slipped saddle, emerging victorious by two lengths after being sent off at odds of just 4/9.

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Sea Pigeon 9-10 Jonjo O'Neill

Muntahaa 9-9 Jim Crowley

Mustajeer 9-8 Colin Keane

Crazy 9-7 Walter Swinburn

Mutual Regard 9-6 Louis Steward (5)

Daarkom 9-4 Michael Roberts

Nakeeta 9-3 Callum Rodriguez (5)

Heartbreak City 9-3 Adam McNamara (5)

Tuning 9-2 Kieren Fallon

Jupiter Island 9-1 Lester Piggott

Purple Moon 9-1 Jamie Spencer

Willing Foe 9-1 Frankie Dettori

All The Good 9-0 Dane O'Neill

Dirar 9-0 Wayne Lordan

Litigant 8-13 Oisin Murphy

Mephisto 8-13 Darryl Holland

Moyenne Corniche 8-13 Dale Swift (3)

Tiger Cliff 8-12 Tom Queally

Sergeant Cecil 8-10 Alan Munro

Sesenta 8-8 Gary Carroll