Bona Vista - Race Record

Race Record

Date Race name D (F) Course Prize Odds Runners Place Margin (L) Winner/Runner-up Time Jockey Ref.
01891-05-2626 May 1891 Woodcote Stakes 06 6 Epsom Downs 01.0 Evens 08 8 01 1 01 1 Pilgrim's Progress Jimmy Woodburn
01891-06-1111 June 1891 New Stakes 05.5 5½ Ascot 1979 £1979 01.0 Evens 10 10 03 3 05 5 Goldfinch 075 1:15.0 John Watts
01891-07-1616 July 1891 Chesterfield Stakes 05 5 Newmarket 0770 £770 01.0 Evens 05 5 03 3 02.75 2.75 La Fleche 064.2 1:04.2 John Watts
01892-04-1919 April 1892 Biennial Stakes 08 8 Newmarket 02.0 2/1 04 4 01 1 00.25 Neck Tanzmeister John Watts
01892-05-044 May 1892 2000 Guineas Stakes 08 8 Newmarket 4440 £4440 10.0 10/1 14 01 1 01.5 1.5 St. Angelo 114 1:54.0 Jack Robinson
01892-06-011 June 1892 Derby Stakes 12 Epsom Downs 5500 £5500 12.5 100/8 12 11 Sir Hugo 164 2:44.0 Jack Robinson
01892-06-011 June 1892 Prince of Wales's Stakes 13 Ascot 08.0 8/1 12 07 7 Watercress 171.8 2:51.8 John Watts

Note: F = Furlongs, L = Lengths

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