Juddmonte Farms - Major Wins

Major Wins

Great Britain

  • 1,000 Guineas - Wince (1999), Special Duty (2010)
  • 2,000 Guineas - Known Fact (1980), Dancing Brave (1986), Zafonic (1993), Frankel (2011)
  • Oaks - Reams of Verse (1997)
  • Derby - Quest For Fame (1990), Commander in Chief (1993), Workforce (2010)
  • St Leger Stakes - Toulon (1991)
  • St. James's Palace Stakes - Frankel (2011)
  • Coronation Stakes - Banks Hill (2001)
  • Queen Anne Stakes - Warning (1989), Frankel (2012)
  • Prince of Wales's Stakes - Two Timing (1989), Placerville (1993), Byword (2010)
  • Ascot Gold Cup - 3rd Coastal Path (2008)
  • Lockinge Stakes - Frankel (2012)
  • Coronation Cup - Rainbow Quest (1985), Sunshack (1995)
  • Eclipse Stakes - Dancing Brave (1986), Twice Over (2010)
  • King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes - Dancing Brave (1986)
  • Sussex Stakes - Rousillon (1985), Warning (1988), Distant View (1994), Frankel (2011), Frankel (2012)
  • International Stakes - Twice Over (2011)
  • Queen Elizabeth II Stakes - Warning (1988), Observatory (2000), Frankel (2011)
  • Champion Stakes - Twice Over (2009), Twice Over (2010)
  • Falmouth Stakes - Ryafan (1997), Timepiece (2011),
  • Nassau Stakes - Ryafan (1997), Midday (2009), Midday (2010), Midday (2011)
  • Yorkshire Oaks - Quiff (2004), Midday (2010)
  • Sun Chariot Stakes - 3rd Nebraska Tornado (2004), 3rd Visit (2008)
  • King's Stand Stakes - 3rd Oasis Dream (2003)
  • Golden Jubilee Stakes - Danehill (1989)
  • July Cup - Oasis Dream (2003)
  • Nunthorpe Stakes - Oasis Dream (2003)
  • Haydock Sprint Cup - Dowsing (1988), Danehill (1989), African Rose (2008)
  • Dewhurst Stakes - Zafonic (1992), Xaar (1997), Distant Music (1999), Frankel (2010)
  • Racing Post Trophy - Armiger (1992), American Post (2003)
  • Middle Park Stakes - Known Fact (1979), Oasis Dream (2002)
  • Cheveley Park Stakes - Prophecy (1993)
  • Fillies' Mile - Reams of Verse (1996), Special Duty (2009)

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