Talk:Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes

Red links[edit]

The following red links have been excluded from this article and are placed here for reference. Zafonic (talk) 19:02, 31 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Horses[edit]

Abadan Atraf (horse) Balliol Bel Demonio Bellacose Big Shuffle Blood Test Bob Cherry Bold Edge Bridge Bun Penny Charibert College Chapel Compensation Cossack Costaki Pasha Current Coin Cymbal Dafayna Delaunay Delirium Despair Deuce of Clubs Diomedes Drake Ecossais El Gallo Energy Freesia Geheimniss Golden Rod Grass Court Great Commotion Grey Leg Grindleton Hackthorpe Hamlet Harmonic Way He Loves Me Highborn II Hillside III Honeyway Hornet's Beauty Indian King Ipsden Kearney Key King's Company Laneret Llangwm Lord Bobs Lowlander Majority Blue Marden Matador Mephisto Mountain Call Napoleon Nattie New Castle II Normanby Northshampton Old Reliance Oria Parsimony Peter Flower Pharmacie Pherozshah Posada Prince Charlie Queen's Holiday Red Heart Reine des Fleurs Rocketter Royal Minstrel Royal Serenade Schemer Shalford Siliconn Slipper Solenoid Solonaway Speed Sperry St Lucia Sunflower II Superior Premium Sweet Mint Swingtime Sylvan Barbarosa Tete a Tete The Divot The Quiet Bidder Tin Whistle Tomba Trappist Trouville Tudor Music Undrafted Valentino Welsh Saint Whitefriar Winandermere Zaretta

Jockeys, trainers and owners[edit]

John Best Budget Stable Ron Carstairs Alexandra Chandris D. F. Cock Pat Cosgrave Clive Cox Alan G. Craddock Joseph Dawson Paul Eddery John Egan Simon Gibson Jonathan Gill John Good Richard Green Heathavon Stables Tim Holland-Martin Reg Hollinshead Mrs R. Johnson Dick Kirstein J. Levy Edward Lynam Michelle Massey John Mayne Dermot McGillycuddy Philip Mitchell Peter Moody David Morley Yahya Nasib Jacqueline O'Brien David Oughton Jim Parsons Tim Pitt Sabena Power Brian Rouse Derrick Smith Willie Supple Michael Tebbutt Baron G. von Ullmann Mrs B. Wade Terry Wallace Lady Whent Gary Wilkie Godfrey Wilson M. Wright

Winners Since?[edit]

What's the significance of the start year 1978 in this section? Moreover, is it more significant than any of the following start years I propose?:

1987 - when race times start appearing
1998 - first became a Group 2 status race
2002 - first became a Group 1 status race

I prefer 1998, and without a response after a day or so I'll edit it to start in 1998 unless anyone is happy to do this immediately. 150.101.115.231 (talk) 06:37, 24 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

My guess is that the person who introduce the list was working from a source which had detailed info from 1978 onwards. I can't see any point reducing the amount of information. Tigerboy1966 09:32, 24 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Instead of reducing the information, I'll make room for more in the G3 years.150.101.115.231 (talk) 09:30, 29 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Note that it should be "Group" rather than "Grade". I think that the earliest table (1971-1987) should come first. Otherwise seems ok. Tigerboy1966 11:05, 29 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Sorted out the Group thing - I prefer "Group One" rather than "Group 1" personally. --Bcp67 (talk) 19:32, 13 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]