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Cambridgeshire Handicap

The Cambridgeshire Handicap is a flat handicap horse race in Great Britain open to horses aged three years or older. It is run on the Rowley Mile at Newmarket over a distance of 1 mile and 1 furlong, and it is scheduled to take place each year in late September.

History
The event was established in 1839, and the inaugural running was won by Lanercost. It was founded in the same year as another major handicap at Newmarket, the Cesarewitch. The two races came to be known as the Autumn Double. The Cesarewitch initially took place before the Cambridgeshire, but the schedule was later reversed and the Cambridgeshire now precedes the other race by two weeks. Three horses completed the double in the 19th century — Rosebery (1876), Foxhall (1881) and Plaisanterie (1885) — but the feat has been rarely attempted since then. The Cambridgeshire Handicap is currently held on the final day of Newmarket's three-day Cambridgeshire Meeting. ==Records==
Records
Most successful horse (2 wins): • Hackler's Pride – 1903, 1904 • Christmas Daisy – 1909, 1910 • Sterope – 1948, 1949 • Prince de Galles – 1969, 1970 • Baronet – 1978, 1980 • Rambo's Hall – 1989, 1992 • Bronze Angel - 2012, 2014 Leading jockey (4 wins):Nat FlatmanVulcan (1841), Evenus (1844), Alarm (1845), Scherz (1854)George FordhamLittle David (1853), Odd Trick (1857), See Saw (1868), Sabinus (1871) Leading trainer (5 wins):John GosdenHalling (1994), Pipedreamer (2007), Tazeez (2008), Wissahickon (2018), Lord North (2019) : (note: the trainers of some of the early winners are unknown) ==Winners since 1960==
Winners since 1960
Weights given in stones and pounds. ==Earlier winners==
Earlier winners
• 1839: Lanercost • 1840: Roscius • 1841: Vulcan • 1842: Ralph • 1843: Nat • 1844: Evenus • 1845: Alarm • 1846: Prior of St Margarets • 1847: The Widow • 1848: Dacia • 1849: Raby • 1850: Landgrave • 1851: Truth • 1852: Knight of the Shire • 1853: Little David • 1854: Scherz • 1855: Sultan • 1856: Malacca • 1857: Odd Trick • 1858: Eurydice • 1859: Red Eagle • 1860: Weatherbound • 1861: Palestro • 1862: Bathilde • 1863: Catch 'em Alive • 1864: Ackworth • 1865: Gardevisure • 1866: Actaea • 1867: Lozenge • 1868: See Saw • 1869: Vestminster • 1870: Adonis • 1871: Sabinus • 1872: Playfair • 1873: Montargis • 1874: Peut-etre • 1875: Sutton • 1876: Rosebery • 1877: Jongleur • 1878: Isonomy • 1879: La Merveille • 1880: Lucetta • 1881: Foxhall • 1882: Hackness • 1883: Bendigo • 1884: Florence • 1885: Plaisanterie • 1886: The Sailor Prince • 1887: Gloriation • 1888: Veracity • 1889: Laureate • 1890: Alicante • 1891: Comedy • 1892: La Fleche • 1893: Molly Morgan • 1894: Indian Queen • 1895: Marco • 1896: Winkfield's Pride • 1897: Comfrey • 1898: Georgic • 1899: Irish Ivy • 1900: Berrill • 1901: Watershed • 1902: Ballantrae • 1903: Hackler's Pride • 1904: Hackler's Pride • 1905: Velocity • 1906: Polymelus • 1907: Land League • 1908: Marcovil • 1909: Christmas Daisy • 1910: Christmas Daisy • 1911: Long Set • 1912: Adam Bede • 1913: Cantilever • 1914: Honeywood • 1915: Silver Tag • 1916: Eos • 1917: Brown Prince • 1918: Zinovia • 1919: Brigand • 1920: no race • 1921: Milenko • 1922: Re-echo • 1923: Verdict • 1924: Twelve Pointer • 1925: Masked Marvel • 1926: Insight • 1927: Medal / Niantic 1 • 1928: Palais Royal • 1929: Double Life • 1930: The Pen • 1931: Disarmament • 1932: Pullover • 1933: Raymond • 1934: Wychwood Abbot • 1935: Commander • 1936: Dan Bulger • 1937: Artist's Prince • 1938: Helleniqua • 1939: i) Gyroscope, ii) Orichalque 2 • 1940: Caxton 3 • 1941: Rue de la Paix • 1942: no race • 1943: Quartier-Maitre • 1944: Hunsingore • 1945: Esquire • 1946: Sayani • 1947: Fairey Fulmar • 1948: Sterope • 1949: Sterope • 1950: Kelling • 1951: Fleeting Moment • 1952: Richer • 1953: Jupiter • 1954: Minstrel • 1955: Retrial • 1956: Loppylugs • 1957: Stephanotis • 1958: London Cry • 1959: Rexequus 1 The 1927 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.2 The 1939 event was split into two separate divisions.3 The 1940 running took place at Nottingham. ==See also==
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