Royal Ascot: King George V Stakes

The King George V Stakes is a flat handicap open to three-year-old horses over 1 mile 3 furlongs and 211 yards, and is run on the third day of the Royal meeting. The first running of the race was in July 1946, but not at the Royal meeting, although that race was for 3-year-olds over 1 1/2 miles and was won by Auralia ridden by Doug Smith.
Early history:- The inaugural running of the King George V Stakes Handicap was on Friday 19th July 1946, so not at the Royal meeting, and was won by Auralia, a grey colt by The Satrap out of Aura, who beat Live Letters and Bridle Path by 3/4 length and 1 1/2 lengths.
King George V Stakes 1968 Handicap 1 1/2 miles
Pos. Horse Jockey Trainer Owner
1 TUDOR ABBE R Hutchinson P Nelson Mr R Herring 3/1 fav
2 SHEIL S Clayton Bruce Hobbs Mr H Wills 100/8
3 RHINE MAIDEN D Keith Peter Walwyn Mrs D McCalmont 10/1
4 SEA-ROBBER F Durr Boyd-Rochfort Mrs C Iselin 8/1
5 STANSFIELD B Taylor H Leader Lord Cadogan 9/2
6 SAPPER J Lindley J Tree Mr Charles Engelhard 11/2
7 MUSTWYN A Murray H R Price Mr N M da Costa 8/1
8 PARRI-PASSU D Cullen J Jarvis Mr J Lilley 10/1
9 CRATLOE CASTLE R Dicey Ashworth Mrs A Pape 100/8
The King George V Handicap Stakes took place on Thursday 20th June 1968 and was won by a chestnut gelding by Will Somers out of Lower Abbey winning a first prize was £1341 (equivalent to £24,000 in 2020) Over round 114%
King George V Stakes Handicap 1 mile 3 furlongs 211 yds 1946
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