Finishing Order
| position | name | rider | age | weight | starting price | dstance or fate |
| Winner | Mathew | Denny Wynne | 9 | 10-06 | 11/1 | 1 length |
| Second | St Leger | Tom Olliver | 12-03 | 14/1 | 1 length | |
| Third | Jerry | J Bradley | 13 | 11-06 | 12/1 | |
| Fourth | Pioneer | Captain William Peel | 7 | 11-12 | 13/1 | |
| Fifth | Culverthorpe | Horatio Powell | 11-06 | 10/1 | ||
| Sixth | The False Heir | Wilson Ellerton | 13 | 11-04 | Not quoted | |
| Seventh | Brunette | Alan McDonough | 13 | 12-06 | 20/1 | Last official finisher |
| Unplaced | Ballybar | T Turner | 7 | 11-12 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 8th of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | Young Lottery | John Butler | 5 | 10-07 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 9th of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | The Pluralist | W Denby | 11-04 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 10th of 23 to finish | |
| Unplaced | Frederick | J Abbott | 6 | 11-02 | Refused or fell but completed 11th of 23 to finish | |
| Unplaced | St Ruth | Charlie Canavan | 12-10 | Refused or fell but completed 12th of 23 to finish | ||
| Unplaced | Latitat | Charles Bevill | 11-00 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 13th of 23 to finish | |
| Unplaced | Avoca | Captain J Broadley | 10-10 | 15/1 | Refused or fell but completed 14th of 23 to finish | |
| Unplaced | Cavendish | William Scott | 7 | 10-10 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 15th of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | Midnight | W D Gardner | 5 | 10-10 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 16th of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | Barmaid | W Lockwood | 7 | 10-08 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 17th of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | Grenade | Ratcliff | 6 | 10-08 | Refused or fell but completed 18th of 23 to finish | |
| Unplaced | Gayhurst | Mr Wesley | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 19th of 23 to finish | ||
| Unplaced | Tramp | William Archer | 7 | 10-06 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 20th of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | Quicksilver | Rawson | 7 | 10-04 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 21st of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | Valeria | James Dally | 6 | 10-03 | Not quoted | Refused or fell but completed 22nd of 23 to finish |
| Unplaced | The Roarer | Jem Mason | 10-07 | 4/1 favourite | Refused or fell but completed last of 23 to finish | |
| Non Finishers | ||||||
| Not recorded | Saucepan | William McDonough | 8 | 12-02 | 12/1 | |
| First circuit, near Anchor Bridge | Cumberland Lassie | J E Maddox | 8 | 10-04 | Not quoted | Ran out |
| Second circuit | Red Lancer | Lord Strathmore | 10-08 | 20/1 | Pulled up | |
| Second circuit | Clinker | Maloney | 12 | 10-07 | Not quoted | Fell |
| Fence 3 | Marengo | P Barker | 11-00 | Not quoted | Fell |
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