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Minimum of two juvenile runs is key to 1,000 Guineas success

Winter: last year's 1,000 Guineas winner ran three times as a juvenile
Winter: last year's 1,000 Guineas winner ran three times as a juvenileCredit: Alan Crowhurst

Qipco 1,000 Guineas
3.35 Newmarket, May 6

Key trends

  • Ran at least twice as a juvenile, ten winners in last ten runnings
  • Sire raced in Europe, 9/10
  • Top-two finish in a Listed or Group race, 9/10 (exception ran only in maiden company)
  • Achieved a juvenile RPR of at least 98, 8/10
  • Adjusted RPR of at least 119, 8/10
  • Won over 7f at two, 8/10
  • Winning for the first time over a mile, 8/10

Other factors

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