Shergar Cup Preview, Tips, Runners & Trends

2027 Shergar Cup Races

In 2027, five of the six races are classed as Class 2 handicaps, with the only exception being the Classic, which is classed as a Class 3 handicap.

2026 Shergar Cup Highlights

2027 Shergar Cup Teams

Each team will send out 2 or 3 jockeys into each of the eight races; the numbers will differ for each race to make sure each team has the exact number of rides each, and points will be scored based on the performance in each race, with riders picking up points if they finish in the top five.

Whilst we wait on the teams for 2027, here is how the teams lined up in 2026.

Great Britain & Ireland

Silks: Green with white sleeves

• Saffie Osborne (GB) (Captain)
• Ryan Moore (GB)
• Dylan Browne McMonagle (IRE)

Hong Kong Jockey Club

Silks: Blue with yellow sleeves

• Vincent Ho (HK) (Captain)
• Jerry Chau (HK)
• Luke Ferraris (RSA)

Europe

Silks: Red with white sleeves

• Christophe Lemaire (FR) (Captain)
• Marie Velon (FR)
• Frida Valle Skar (NOR)

Rest of the World

Silks: Yellow with white sleeves

• Jamie Melham (AUS) (Captain)
• Yutaka Take (JAP)
• Suraj Narredu (IND)

Shergar Cup Point Scoring

The team that accumulates the most points will be crowned champions, whilst the rider who accumulates the most points will win the Alistair Haggis 'Silver Saddle' Trophy.

• 1st Place: 15 Points
• 2nd Place: 10 Points
• 3rd Place: 7 Points
• 4th Place: 5 Points
• 5th Place: 3 Points
• 6th or worse: 0 Points

Past Ten Shergar Cup Winners & Silver Saddle Winners

Here are the past ten winners of the Shergar Cup, as well as the winners of the Silver Saddle award for most points scored.

Shergar Cup Dash Preview, Trends & Analysis

The Class 2 Shergar Cup Dash is now the third race of the Shergar Cup meeting after originally being the opener; it is open to runners who are aged three or older and is run over the minimum trip of five furlongs.

When looking over the past 18 renewals, a time of 58.53 was set by Desert Law in 2012, which is the quickest time over that period; the runner was trained by Andrew Balding and ridden by Cristian Demuro. The slowest winning time was set in 2021 when Tis Marvellous won in a time of 1:01.93, booked to ride was Kevin Stott by the trainer Clive Cox.

These are the top three quickest-run Shergar Cup Dash over the last 18 renewals:

1. Desert Law (58.53) in 2012
2. Tuco Salamanca (58.61) in 2026
3. Manaccan (58.97) in 2022

How competitive is the Shergar Cup Dash market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 18 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2009 when the race had an over-round of 110%. The race in 2026 was a race which was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 121%, whilst on average over the last 18 renewals of the Shergar Cup Dash, the over-round has been 117%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £117 which is bet.

Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 18 renewals, if you had followed the winner of the next time out, then you would have backed a total of 3 winners. Backing all 17 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of +1.25.

Leading Trainers & Jockeys in the Shergar Cup Dash

There are two leading trainers in the Shergar Cup Dash over the last 18 renewals, with both Robert Cowell & Andrew Balding, who have both won the race 3 times. Robert Cowell's winners have been with Prohibit (2010), Goldream (2014) & Secretinthepark (2015). Andrew Balding winners have been with Dungannon (2011), Desert Law (2012) & Stone Of Destiny (2019). The only other trainer to have recorded multiple wins in the Shergar Cup Dash is Clive Cox (2 wins).

The leading jockey in the Shergar Cup Dash over the last 18 renewals is Hugh Bowman, who has won the race 2 times. Those 2 winners came from Dungannon (2011) & Vintage Clarets (2025).

Shergar Cup Dash Past Winners

Here are the past 5 winners of the Shergar Cup Dash:

Shergar Cup Dash Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): (1, 4), 5, 1, 2, 6, (2, 5), 1, 5, 1, (1, 3), 4, 3, (1, 3), 1, (2, 3), 1, 3, 4

• 18 / 18 (53%) - Within the first 5 of the market
• 18 / 18 (56%) - No bigger than 9/1
• 18 / 18 (72%) - Not in a G2-3/LST/Cl3 (LTO)
• 18 / 18 (76%) - Not in a Non Handicap (LTO)
• 18 / 18 (77%) - Won by at least ½l (Last Win)
• 18 / 18 (78%) - Beaten no more than -10l (Debut)
• 18 / 18 (83%) - Achieved a TS of 77+ (Last 3)
• 18 / 18 (84%) - Carried 122 - 136lbs (Last Win)
• 18 / 18 (84%) - Achieved a TS of 80+ (Season)
• 18 / 18 (84%) - No more than +3yrs (Vs Min Age)
• 18 / 18 (86%) - Highest Won is not G1/LST/Cl5
• 18 / 18 (86%) - No bigger than 33/1 (Career Place)
• 18 / 18 (86%) - Fewer than 8 wins (Hcps)
• 18 / 18 (87%) - Ran in 3 - 11 races (Season)
• 18 / 18 (87%) - Had 1 - 9 wins (Career)

Shergar Cup Stayers Preview, Trends & Analysis

We go from the opening five-furlong dash to the two-mile Shergar Cup Stayers, flat horses at either end of the spectrum, those all about speed to those all about stamina. This class two is open to runners who are aged four or older.

Over the last 20 renewals, it was Arch Villain, trained by Amanda Perrett and ridden by Gavin Lerena, who set the fastest winning time in the Shergar Cup Stayers, the runner won the race in a time of 3:27.35 when winning the race in 2016. At the other end of the scale, it was the combination of trainer Dylan Cunha and jockey Suraj Narredu with Fireblade who set the slowest winning time; the race-winning time was 3:42.29 in the 2025 renewal.

These are the top three quickest-run Shergar Cup Stayers over the last 20 renewals:

1. Arch Villain (3:27.35) in 2016
2. Cleonte (3:29.21) in 2018
3. Dancing In Paris (3:29.38) in 2026

How competitive is the Shergar Cup Stayers market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2006 when the race had an over-round of 111%. The race in 2019 was a race which was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 122%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Shergar Cup Stayers, the over-round has been 118%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £118 which is bet.

Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 20 renewals, if you had followed the winner of the next time out, then you would have backed a total of 3 winners. Backing all 18 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of -4.06.

Leading Trainers & Jockeys in the Shergar Cup Stayers

There are two leading trainers in the Shergar Cup Stayers over the last 20 renewals, with both Ian Williams & Andrew Balding, who have both won the race 3 times. Ian Williams' winners have been with Ile De Re (2011), Address Unknown (2012) & Dancing In Paris (2026). Andrew Balding winners have been with Bernie The Bolt (2010), Cleonte (2018) & Ranch Hand (2024). There is one trainer who has not had the best of times in the Shergar Cup Stayers; Mark Johnston has sent a total of 16 runners to the race without recording any wins.

The leading jockey in the Shergar Cup Stayers over the last 20 renewals is Hayley Turner, who has won the race 3 times. Those 3 winners came from Gee Dee Nen (2008), Eddystone Rock (2019) & Ranch Hand (2024). The only other jockey to have recorded multiple wins in the Shergar Cup Stayers is Yutaka Take (2 wins).

Shergar Cup Stayers Past Winners

Here are the past 5 winners of the Shergar Cup Stayers:

Shergar Cup Stayers Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 4, 1, (1, 2), 3, 9, 2, 9, 8, 9, 3, 6, 1, 6, 8, 2

• 20 / 20 (82%) - Achieved a TS of 63+ (Season)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - No bigger than 25/1 (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Not on HY/FM/STD-SLW (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Not on STD-SLW/STD (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Ran over 7f - 2m (Debut)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Highest Placed is not G1-2/Cl4-5
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Sex is not Filly/Horse/Mare
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Won within last 13 starts
• 19 / 20 (53%) - Within the first 5 of the market
• 19 / 20 (82%) - No bigger than 66/1 (Career)
• 19 / 20 (88%) - Placed within last 6 starts
• 19 / 20 (88%) - No bigger than 20/1 (Career Win)
• 18 / 20 (82%) - Carried no more than 137lbs
• 18 / 20 (89%) - No older than a 7yo
• 17 / 20 (65%) - Achieved a TS of 70+ (Going)

Shergar Cup Challenge Preview, Trends & Analysis

The Shergar Cup Challenge is a middle-distance race run over a distance of one mile and four furlongs and is open to runners who are aged four or older. The race was previously a Class 2 race before being downgraded in 2010 to a Class 3, but was reinstated as a Class 2 in 2022.

Over the last 20 renewals, it was Viking Storm, trained by Harry Dunlop and ridden by Aaron T Gryder, who set the fastest winning time in the Shergar Cup Challenge, the runner won the race in a time of 2:29.79 when winning the race in 2012. At the other end of the scale, it was the combination of trainer Mick Quinn and jockey Fran Berry with Great Hall who set the slowest winning time; the race-winning time was 2:37.18 in the 2017 renewal.

These are the top three quickest-run Shergar Cup Challenge over the last 20 renewals:

1. Viking Storm (2:29.79) in 2012
2. Insanity (2:30.61) in 2024
3. Asgards Captain (2:30.73) in 2026

How competitive is the Shergar Cup Challenge market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2021 when the race had an over-round of 113%. The race in 2012 was a race which was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 123%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Shergar Cup Challenge, the over-round has been 118%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £118 which is bet.

Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 20 renewals, if you had followed the winner of the next time out, then you would have backed a total of 3 winners. Backing all 19 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of +0.33.

Leading Trainers & Jockeys in the Shergar Cup Challenge

There are multiple leading trainers in the Shergar Cup Challenge over the last 20 renewals, with all of Andrew Balding, Mark Johnston & Paul Cole having all won the race 2 times. Andrew Balding's winners have been with Genetics (2018) & Scampi (2023). Mark Johnston winners have been with Yorgunnabelucky (2010) & Star Lahib (2013). Paul Cole winners have been with Strategic Mount (2007) & Strategic Mount (2008).

The leading jockey in the Shergar Cup Challenge over the last 20 renewals is Mirco Demuro, who has won the race 2 times. Those 2 winners came from Strategic Mount (2008) & Averroes (2011).

Shergar Cup Challenge Past Winners

Here are the past 5 winners of the Shergar Cup Challenge:

Shergar Cup Challenge Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): 1, 1, 9, 4, 2, 7, 2, 4, (3, 4), 7, 7, 2, 4, 3, 10, 6, 5, 3, 1, 5

• 20 / 20 (63%) - Beaten no more -6l (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (72%) - Achieved an RPR of 88+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (76%) - Furthest Placed 1m4f - 1m6f
• 20 / 20 (79%) - Ran over 7f - 1m2½f (Debut)
• 20 / 20 (79%) - Achieved a TS of 43+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - Carried 123 - 131lbs (Debut)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - Not on HY/GS/FM (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Ran in 8 - 45 races (Career)
• 20 / 20 (88%) - No bigger than 18/1
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Achieved a TS of 62+ (Season)
• 19 / 20 (73%) - Within the first 7 of the market
• 19 / 20 (82%) - Placed within the last 4 starts
• 19 / 20 (84%) - Carried no more than 137lbs
• 18 / 20 (85%) - Achieved an RPR of 92+ (Last 3)
• 18 / 20 (86%) - No bigger than 16/1 (Career Win)

Shergar Cup Sprint Preview, Trends & Analysis

The Shergar Cup Sprint is, as the name suggests, run over a sprint distance; this Class 2 being contested over six furlongs and is restricted to three-year-old runners only.

When looking over the past 20 renewals, a time of 1:11.50 was set by Mince in 2012, which is the quickest time over that period; the runner was trained by Roger Charlton and ridden by Matthew Chadwick. The slowest winning time was set in 2021 when Mitrosonfire won in a time of 1:16.40, booked to ride was Joe Fanning by the trainer William Muir & Chris Grassick.

These are the top three quickest-run Shergar Cup Sprint over the last 20 renewals:

1. Mince (1:11.50) in 2012
2. Red Spells Danger (1:12.24) in 2026
3. Adaay In Asia (1:12.78) in 2022

How competitive is the Shergar Cup Sprint market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2006 when the race had an over-round of 113%. The race in 2014 was a race which was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 123%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Shergar Cup Sprint, the over-round has been 119%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £119 which is bet.

Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 20 renewals, if you had followed the winner of the next time out, then you would have backed a total of 4 winners. Backing all 19 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of +4.25.

Leading Trainers & Jockeys in the Shergar Cup Sprint

There are two leading trainers in the Shergar Cup Sprint over the last 20 renewals, with both Tim Easterby & Roger Charlton having won the race 2 times. Tim Easterby's winners have been with Golden Apollo (2017) & Red Spells Danger (2026). Roger Charlton winners have been with Genki (2007) & Mince (2012). There is one trainer who has not had the best of times in the Shergar Cup Sprint; Andrew Balding has sent a total of 10 runners to the race without recording any wins.

There are multiple leading jockeys in the Shergar Cup Sprint over the last 20 renewals, with all of Jamie Spencer, Fran Berry & Saffie Osborne having all won the race 2 times. Jamie Spencer's winners have been with Moonraker (2015) & Harmony Spirit (2019). Fran Berry winners have been with Morache Music (2011) & Golden Apollo (2017). Saffie Osborne winners have been with Dark Trooper (2023) & Red Spells Danger (2026).

Shergar Cup Sprint Past Winners

Here are the past 5 winners of the Shergar Cup Sprint:

Shergar Cup Sprint Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): 6, 1, 1, (6, 9), 2, 3, (2, 4), 2, (1, 4), 5, 2, 4, (3, 4), 1, 5, (1, 3, 6), 1, 1, 1, (1, 2)

• 20 / 20 (70%) - No bigger than 12/1
• 20 / 20 (75%) - Within the first 7 of the market
• 20 / 20 (76%) - Highest Run is not G1/G3
• 20 / 20 (80%) - Achieved an RPR of 79+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (81%) - Achieved an RPR of 89+ (Trip)
• 20 / 20 (83%) - Furthest ran 6f - 7½f
• 20 / 20 (85%) - Beaten no more -1½l (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Achieved a TS of 68+ (Trip)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Ran in 4 - 15 races (Career)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Had 2 - 7 placings (Career)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Highest placed is not G2-3/Cl5
• 20 / 20 (88%) - Fewer than 5 placings (Hcps)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Dam is not GER/SAF/UAE/USA bred
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Ran in 3 - 12 races (1 Year)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - In a field of 7 - 16 (Debut)

Shergar Cup Classic Preview, Trends & Analysis

The Shergar Cup Classic is the second race to be run over the middle-distance trip of one mile and four furlongs; this Class 3, however, is restricted to three-year-old runners only.

Over the last 17 renewals, it was Danehill Kodiac, trained by Richard Hannon and ridden by Gavin Lerena, who set the fastest winning time in the Shergar Cup Classic, the runner won the race in a time of 2:30.27 when winning the race in 2016. At the other end of the scale, it was the combination of trainer James Tate and jockey Hollie Doyle with Regal Empire who set the slowest winning time; the race-winning time was 2:38.74 in the 2023 renewal.

These are the top three quickest-run Shergar Cup Classics over the last 17 renewals:

1. Danehill Kodiac (2:30.27) in 2016
2. Archers Bay (2:31.20) in 2026
3. Sun Central (2:31.48) in 2012

How competitive is the Shergar Cup Classic market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 17 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2025 when the race had an over-round of 113%. The race in 2018 was a race which was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 123%, whilst on average over the last 17 renewals of the Shergar Cup Classic, the over-round has been 118%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £118 which is bet.

Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 17 renewals, if you had followed the winner of the next time out, then you would have backed a total of 3 winners. Backing all 16 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of +0.63.

Leading Trainers & Jockeys in the Shergar Cup Classic

The leading trainer in the Shergar Cup Classic over the last 17 renewals is Mark Johnston, who has won the race 4 times. Those 4 winners came from Mister Angry (2010), Royal Skies (2013), Sapa Inca (2019) & State Of Bliss (2021). Other trainers who have recorded multiple wins in the Shergar Cup Classic are William Haggas (3 wins) & Richard Hannon (2 wins).

Shergar Cup Classic Past Winners

Here are the past 5 winners of the Shergar Cup Classic:

Shergar Cup Classic Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): 1, 10, 2, 1, 10, 9, 8, 4, 2, 7, 1, 3, (1, 7), 8, 5, 1, 4

• 17 / 17 (80%) - Not on GS/FM/STD-SLW/STD-FS (Debut)
• 17 / 17 (85%) - Achieved an RPR of 80+ (Last Win)
• 17 / 17 (86%) - Ran over 1m2f - 1m5f (LTO)
• 17 / 17 (87%) - In a field of 3 - 11 (Last Win)
• 17 / 17 (87%) - No bigger than 16/1
• 17 / 17 (88%) - Not on HY/FM/STD-SLW/STD-FS (Last Win)
• 17 / 17 (88%) - Furthest Won 7½f - 1m5f
• 17 / 17 (88%) - Had 1 - 3 wins (1 Year)
• 17 / 17 (88%) - Ran in 2 - 6 races (90 Days)
• 16 / 17 (88%) - No bigger than 22/1 (Career Place)
• 16 / 17 (89%) - Won within last 5 starts
• 15 / 17 (66%) - Achieved an RPR of 88+ (Hcps)
• 15 / 17 (71%) - Held an OR of 84+
• 15 / 17 (74%) - Won by at least ½l (Last Win)
• 14 / 17 (55%) - Within the first 5 of the market

Shergar Cup Mile Preview, Trends & Analysis

As it says on the tin, the Shergar Cup Mile is unsurprisingly run over a distance of one mile; this Class 2 handicap is open to runners who are aged four or older.

When looking over the past 20 renewals, a time of 1:39.49 was set by Jungle Cove in 2022, which is the quickest time over that period. The runner was trained by Mrs John Harrington and ridden by Emma-Jayne Wilson. The slowest winning time was set in 2021 when Dashing Roger won in a time of 1:44.64, booked to ride was Cieren Fallon by the trainer William Stone.

These are the top three quickest-run Shergar Cup Miles over the last 20 renewals:

1. Jungle Cove (1:39.49) in 2022
2. Crown Board (1:39.49) in 2026
3. Ebts Guard (1:39.80) in 2025

How competitive is the Shergar Cup Mile market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2012 when the race had an over-round of 102%. The race in 2015 was a race which was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 122%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Shergar Cup Mile, the over-round has been 117%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £117 which is bet.

Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 20 renewals, if you had followed the winner of the next time out, then you would have backed a total of 0 winners. Backing all 19 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of -19.00.

Leading Trainers & Jockeys in the Shergar Cup Mile

The leading trainer in the Shergar Cup Mile over the last 20 renewals is Marcus Tregoning, who has won the race 2 times. Those 2 winners came from Boom And Bust (2012) & Power Of Darkness (2019).

The leading jockey in the Shergar Cup Mile over the last 20 renewals is Hayley Turner, who has won the race 3 times. Those 3 winners came from Early Morning (2016), Via Serendipity (2018) & New Image (2024). The only other jockey to have recorded multiple wins in the Shergar Cup Mile is Emma-Jayne Wilson (2 wins).

Shergar Cup Mile Past Winners

Here are the past 5 winners of the Shergar Cup Mile:

Shergar Cup Mile Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): 3, 2, 9, (2, 5), 8, 5, 1, 3, 3, 7, 9, 4, (1, 7), 1, (1, 3, 7), 4, 3, 1, 3, (2, 3)

• 20 / 20 (73%) - Within the first 7 of the market
• 20 / 20 (79%) - No bigger than 14/1
• 20 / 20 (79%) - Off a break of 8 - 45 days
• 20 / 20 (80%) - Ran in 1 - 7 races (Season)
• 20 / 20 (85%) - Ran in 1 - 34 races (Hcps)
• 20 / 20 (85%) - Furthest ran 7f - 1m2½f
• 20 / 20 (85%) - Ran in 4 - 44 races (Career)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - Placed within last 5 starts
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Achieved a TS of 28+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (87%) - No bigger than 40/1 (Debut)
• 20 / 20 (88%) - Not in BRA/FRA/DEU/ITA/SCO/ZAF/WAL (Debut)
• 20 / 20 (88%) - Achieved a TS of 51+ (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (88%) - Highest Run is not G1
• 20 / 20 (88%) - Achieved an RPR of 67+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - No older than a 7yo

Other Principal races at Ascot Racecourse

Here are some other notable races at the Ascot racecourse throughout the racing season that you may be interested in.

Races in January

• Clarence House Chase

Races in February

• Ascot Chase
• Swinley Handicap Chase

Races in May

• Victoria Cup

Races in June (Royal Ascot)

• Ascot Stakes
• Copper Horse Stakes
• Coventry Stakes
• King Charles III Stakes
• Queen Anne Stakes
• St James's Palace Stakes
• Wolferton Stakes
• Duke of Cambridge Stakes
• Kensington Palace Stakes
• Prince of Wales's Stakes
• Queen Mary Stakes
• Queen's Vase
• Royal Hunt Cup
• Windsor Castle Stakes
• Ascot Gold Cup
• Britannia Stakes
• Buckingham Palace Stakes
• Chesham Stakes
• Hampton Court Stakes
• King George V Stakes
• Ribblesdale Stakes
• Albany Stakes
• Commonwealth Cup
• Coronation Stakes
• Duke of Edinburgh Stakes
• King Edward VII Stakes
• Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes
• Sandringham Stakes
• Golden Gates Stakes
• Hardwicke Stakes
• Jersey Stakes
• Norfolk Stakes
• Queen Alexandra Stakes
• Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes
• Wokingham Stakes

Races in July

• Ascot Heritage Handicap Sprint
• International Stakes Heritage Handicap
• King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes
• Summer Mile Stakes

Races in August (Shergar Cup)

• Shergar Cup Challenge
• Shergar Cup Classic
• Shergar Cup Dash
• Shergar Cup Mile
• Shergar Cup Sprint
• Shergar Cup Stayers

Races in September

• Ascot Heritage Handicap

Races in October (Champions Day)

• Balmoral Handicap
• British Champion Stakes
• British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes
• British Champions Long Distance Cup
• British Champions Sprint Stakes
• Queen Elizabeth II Stakes

Races in October

• Ascot Challenge Cup

Races in November

• Ascot Hurdle
• Sodexo Gold Cup

Races in December

• Ascot Festive Handicap Hurdle
• Ascot Silver Cup
• Long Walk Hurdle