2,000 Guineas Early Winners: 1800s
2,000 Guineas history is remarkably long and rich. The 2000 Guineas was first run in 1809, and the race has been an annual tradition at the Newmarket Racecourse ever since. The 2008 event is historic because it marks the 200th running of the race.
For details of the winning horses, jockeys, and trainers of the 2000 Guineas since 1980, visit our 2.000 Guineas winners page.
1809 to 1900 Winners
| 1809 Wizard Bill 1810 Hephestion 1811 Trophonius 1812 Cwrw 1813 Smolensko 1814 Olive 1815 Tigris 1816 Nectar 1817 Manfred 1818 Interpreter 1819 Antar 1820 Pindarrie 1821 Reginald 1822 Pastille 1823 Nicolo 1824 Schahriar 1825 Enamel 1826 Dervise 1827 Turcoman 1828 Cadland 1829 Patron 1830 Augustus 1831 Riddlesworth 1832 Archibald 1833 Clearwell 1834 Glencoe 1835 Ibrahim 1836 Bay Middleton 1837 Achmet 1838 Grey Momus 1839 The Corsair |
1840 Crucifix 1841 Ralph 1842 Meteor 1843 Cotherstone 1844 The Ugly Buck 1845 Idas 1846 Sir Tatton Sykes 1847 Conyngham 1848 Flatcatcher 1849 Nunnykirk 1850 Pitsford 1851 Hernandez 1852 Stockwell 1853 West Australian 1854 The Hermit 1855 Lord of the Isles 1856 Fazzoletto 1857 Vedette 1858 Fitz-Roland 1859 The Promised Land 1860 The Wizard 1861 Diophantus 1862 The Marquis 1863 Macaroni 1864 General Peel 1865 Gladiateur 1866 Lord Lyon 1867 Vauban 1868 Moslem 1868 Formosa 1869 Pretender |
1870 Macgregor 1871 Bothwell 1872 Prince Charlie 1873 Gang Forward 1874 Atlantic 1875 Camballo 1876 Petrarch 1877 Chamant 1878 Pilgrimage 1879 Charibert 1880 Petronel 1881 Peregrine 1882 Shotover 1883 Galliard 1884 Scot-Free 1885 Paradox 1886 Ormonde 1887 Enterprise 1888 Ayrshire 1889 Enthusiast 1890 Surefoot 1891 Common 1892 Bona Vista 1893 Isinglass 1894 Ladas 1895 Kirkconnel 1896 St. Frusquin 1897 Galtee More 1898 Disraeli 1899 Flying Fox 1900 Diamond Jubilee |
In 1896, St. Frusquin set the record as the 2000 Guineas early winner with the shortest odds, at 12/100. 1829 and 1830 saw the fewest runners in the race – in both of those years, only two horses ran.
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