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2025 Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Preview
This class two handicap which is contested over a distance of seven furlongs takes place during the Cambridgeshire Meeting in September of each year at the Newmarket Racecourse.
Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Information:
- Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Past Winners
- Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Trainer Statistics
- Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Jockey Statistics
Our dedicated Newmarket tips page will not only bring you predictions from the OLBG racing tipsters for the upcoming card that includes the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap but will also have predictions for each meeting at Newmarket throughout the season so be sure to head over there. You may also be interested in other preview blogs that we have packed full of information, head down to the Other Principal races during the Cambridgeshire Meeting section for links to these.
How competitive is the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2022 when the race had an over-round of 113%. The race in 2007 was a race that was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 139%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap, the over-round has been 121%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £121 which is bet.
Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Trends:
Looking at the future form, is the winner worth following next time out? From the past 20 if you had followed the winner of the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap next time out then you would have backed a total of 3 winners. Backing all 19 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out, would have returned an LSP of -3.17. Remember to use the racing predictions along with the information on this page to find a bet on the 2025 Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap.
The runner that holds the record over the past 20 renewals for the slowest time in the race was set in the 2010 renewal when Carnaby Street from Richard Hannon Snr under the guidance of Richard Hughes, won in a time of 1:28.08, whilst at the other end of the spectrum, Aldermoor, trained by Stuart Williams and ridden by Royston Ffrench set the quickest time of 1:22.72 in the 2009 renewal.
These are the top three quickest-run Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap over the last 20 renewals:
- Aldermoor (1:22.72) in 2009
- Vale Of Kent (1:22.76) in 2020
- Idler (1:23.00) in 2012
Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Past Winners
Here are the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap past winners for the last 10 renewals. Each row details the year of the race, the horse which won along with the age & weight of the horse. Also detailed is the stall where the horse came from and the total number of runners in the race. The horse's trainer and the jockey at the time of winning the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap are also displayed, along with the starting price at which the horse was sent off.
| Year | Horse (Drawn) | Info |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 1:25.28 | Spanish Blaze (IRE) 3yo 8-11 (7 of 9) 13/2 | Trevor Whelan Marcus Tregoning (GB) |
| 2023 1:24.91 | Catch The Paddy (IRE) 3yo 9-0 (2 of 10) 16/1 | Ronan Whelan Kevin Ryan (GB) |
| 2022 1:25.66 | Noble Dynasty (GB) 4yo 9-11 (3 of 8) 100/30F | William Buick Charlie Appleby (GB) |
| 2021 1:25.15 | Jumby (IRE) 3yo 9-7 (4 of 8) 5/2F | William Buick Eve Johnson Houghton (GB) |
| 2020 1:22.76 | Vale Of Kent (IRE) 5yo 9-9 (5 of 8) 5/1 | Franny Norton Mark Johnston (GB) |
| 2019 1:24.33 | Dubai Legacy (USA) 3yo 9-6 (12 of 12) 9/4F | Oisin Murphy Saeed bin Suroor (GB) |
| 2018 1:24.29 | Muntadab (IRE) 6yo 9-2 (12 of 12) 12/1 | Cameron Noble (5lbs) Roger Fell (GB) |
| 2017 1:25.70 | Makzeem (GB) 4yo 9-9 (17 of 18) 5/1F | Ryan Moore Roger Charlton (GB) |
| 2016 1:25.24 | Salateen (GB) 4yo 9-5 (7 of 12) 9/1 | Phillip Makin David O'Meara (GB) |
| 2015 1:25.54 | Mr Win (IRE) 4yo 9-8 (14 of 13) 7/2 | Jim Crowley Chris Wall (GB) |
Where have the winning runners come from?
Here are the countries where the winning trainers of the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap have been based:
- GB: 20 winners with an additional 43 placings from 249 runners
- AUS: 0 winners with an additional 1 placing from 2 runners
- FR: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 2 runners
- USA: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 1 runner
Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Trainer Statistics
The leading trainer in the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap over the last 20 renewals is Saeed bin Suroor who has won the race two times with those two winners coming from Army Of Angels (2006) and Dubai Legacy (2019). There is one trainer who has not had the best of times in the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap, Charles Hills has sent a total of 10 runners to the race without recording any wins.
Here are some of the top Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap trainer statistics over the last 20 renewals (R = Runners, W = Winners, P = Places including winners, Win LSP is based on 1pt Win and EW LSP is based on 0.5pt Win & 0.5pt Place):
| Trainer | R-W-P | Win | EW |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saeed bin Suroor | 8-2-3 | +8.25 | +8.41 |
| David O'Meara | 7-1-2 | +3.00 | +0.98 |
| Chris Wall | 5-1-2 | -0.50 | -0.06 |
| Stuart Williams | 4-1-1 | +22.00 | +12.63 |
| Hughie Morrison | 4-1-1 | +4.00 | +1.38 |
| Kevin Ryan | 3-1-1 | +14.00 | +7.60 |
| Charlie Appleby | 3-1-1 | +1.33 | +0.00 |
| Charlie Fellowes | 2-1-1 | +15.00 | +9.00 |
| Roger Fell | 2-1-1 | +11.00 | +6.50 |
| Tom Tate | 2-1-2 | +9.00 | +6.38 |
Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Jockey Statistics
The leading jockey in the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap over the last 20 renewals is Ryan Moore who has won the race three times with those three winners coming from Plum Pudding (2008), Ayaar (2013) and Makzeem (2017). The only other jockey to have recorded multiple wins in the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap is William Buick (2 wins).
Here are some of the top Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap jockey statistics over the last 20 renewals (R = Runners, W = Winners, P = Places including winners, Win LSP is based on 1pt Win and EW LSP is based on 0.5pt Win & 0.5pt Place):
| Jockey | R-W-P | Win | EW |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ryan Moore | 9-3-7 | +13.00 | +9.87 |
| William Buick | 10-2-4 | -2.17 | -1.69 |
| Jim Crowley | 7-1-1 | -2.50 | -3.81 |
| Oisin Murphy | 6-1-2 | -2.75 | -2.79 |
| Silvestre De Sousa | 3-1-1 | +8.00 | +4.25 |
| Franny Norton | 3-1-1 | +3.00 | +1.00 |
| Kerrin McEvoy | 2-1-1 | +11.00 | +6.50 |
| Royston Ffrench | 1-1-1 | +25.00 | +15.63 |
| Ronan Whelan | 1-1-1 | +16.00 | +9.60 |
| Cameron Noble | 1-1-1 | +12.00 | +7.50 |
2025 Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Trends
Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): (8, 16), 6, 8, (8, 9), 3, (1, 7), 6, 9, 4, 2, 3, 3, 1, 4, 1, 8, 1, (1, 8), 4, (3, 9)
The percentage shown is the percentage of the total number of runners who fell under that factor. High percentages are less appealing than lower ones as you would expect them to do well.
- 20 / 20 (78%) - Carried 124 - 141lbs (Last Win)
- 20 / 20 (87%) - Not in a G3/Cl3/Cl6 (Debut)
- 20 / 20 (87%) - Carried 117 - 135lbs (LTO)
- 20 / 20 (88%) - Fewer than 6 races (Higher Class)
- 20 / 20 (89%) - No more than -14lbs (Vs Max Weight)
- 20 / 20 (89%) - No bigger than 66/1 (Career)
- 19 / 20 (71%) - No bigger than 16/1
- 19 / 20 (72%) - Within the first 9 of the market
- 19 / 20 (88%) - No older than a 6yo
- 19 / 20 (88%) - No more than +3yrs (Vs Min Age)
- 18 / 20 (78%) - Achieved an RPR of 94+ (Last 5)
- 18 / 20 (89%) - Beaten no more -11½l (Debut)
- 17 / 20 (66%) - No bigger than 12/1 (Debut)
- 17 / 20 (69%) - Achieved an RPR of 97+ (Hcps)
- 17 / 20 (81%) - Achieved a TS of 51+ (LTO)
Remember to use the trends listed above along with the Newmarket racing predictions to see if you can find the winner of the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap. You may want to do your research into the race, there are times when there are several runners who pass the trends so you need to do your research to find a bet, we have a Horse Racing Form Reading Made Easy & What to Look For article to help you do just this in the OLBG Betting School section.
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Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Trend Analysis
The trend factor which had produced 10+ winners and shows the best LSP, an LSP of +26.33 is when runners ran over 6f on debut. The worst performing factor that has failed to produce a single winner is when runners had a biggest odds placed of 20/1, when backing these the trend shows a record of 0-32.
Here are the most recent winning draws along with the further placings in brackets:
- 2024: Winner in 7 (2,3) [9 Runners]
- 2023: Winner in 2 (9,3) [10 Runners]
- 2022: Winner in 3 (8,2) [8 Runners]
- 2021: Winner in 4 (7,5) [8 Runners]
- 2020: Winner in 5 (1,4) [8 Runners]
The course which has produced the most winners of the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap is Ascot, there has been a total number of 4 winners of this race who ran at Ascot last time out. The next best courses which have produced the second most winners are Goodwood and Newmarket (Rowley), there has been a total number of 3 winners from each of those courses.
The race is open to both sexes with the Male runners having produced a total of 20 winners from a total of 241 runners whilst the Female runners have produced 0 winners from a total of 13 runners.
These are the stallions whose offspring have not produced a winner of the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap despite multiple attempts:
- Bahamian Bounty (0 Wins from 6 runners)
- Oasis Dream (0 Wins from 6 runners)
- Cape Cross (0 Wins from 5 runners)
- Pastoral Pursuits (0 Wins from 5 runners)
Looking at the winning odds over the last 20 renewals, the biggest-priced winner was Aldermoor in 2009, winning for Stuart Williams at odds of 25/1 under the guidance of Royston Ffrench. Looking at the runners at the head of the market over the last 20 renewals there have been 5 winning favourites in the race. Remember to bookmark the best racing tipsters page so you can get easy access to the best OLBG racing tipsters.
Other Principal races during the Cambridgeshire Meeting
Remember to head to the Newmarket predictions page to see which runner the racing tipsters support in the Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap. Below are the other principal races that we cover during the Cambridgeshire Meeting with links to each race blog as well as information for last year's winners.
Thursday at the Cambridgeshire Meeting
The highlight on the opening day of the three-day Cambridgeshire meeting is the Group 3 Tattersalls Stakes, a seven-furlong race for two-year-old runners.
| Race | Last Winner | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Tattersall Stakes | The Waco Kid (IRE) 2yo - 13/2 | Hugo Palmer Oisin Murphy |
| Jockey Club Rose Bowl | Al Nayyir (GB) 6yo - 11/8 | Tom Clover Luke Morris |
Friday at the Cambridgeshire Meeting
Day two of the Cambridgeshire is a step up from the opening day with five class one races, the highlight being the £125k Group 2 Joel Stakes contested over a mile, we also have the two-year-old race, the Rockfel Stakes which carries a purse of £100k.
| Race | Last Winner | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Rosemary Stakes | Sirona (GER) 4yo - 6/4 | David Menuisier Ryan Moore |
| Princess Royal Stakes | Time Lock (GB) 5yo - 13/8 | Harry Charlton Ryan Moore |
| Rockfel Stakes | Bubbling (IRE) 2yo - 11/8 | A P O'Brien Ryan Moore |
| Joel Stakes | Prague (IRE) 4yo - 100/30 | Dylan Cunha Daniel Tudhope |
| Godolphin Stakes | Burdett Road (GB) 4yo - 10/1 | James Owen Harry Davies |
Saturday at the Cambridgeshire Meeting
The Cambridgeshire Handicap is the highlight on the third and final day, carrying a purse of £175k its a race which spans two counties! It starts in Cambridgeshire and ends in Suffolk! There are also a couple of valuable Group 1's on the final day with the Cheverley Park Stakes and the Middle Park Stakes which both carry a purse of £275k.
| Race | Last Winner | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Lodge Stakes | Wimbledon Hawkeye (GB) 2yo - 4/1 | James Owen James Doyle |
| Cheveley Park Stakes | Lake Victoria (IRE) 2yo - 6/4 | A P O'Brien Ryan Moore |
| Middle Park Stakes | Shadow Of Light (GB) 2yo - 11/4 | Charlie Appleby William Buick |
| Cambridgeshire Handicap | Liberty Lane (IRE) 4yo - 8/1 | K R Burke Clifford Lee |
| Jersey Lily Fillies Nursery | Naina (GB) 2yo - 6/1 | John Ryan Christian Howarth |
| Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap | Spanish Blaze (IRE) 3yo - 13/2 | Marcus Tregoning Trevor Whelan |
Article Contributor Information
We are blessed with an excellent team of specialists and experts at OLBG. Contributing to creating and maintaining this Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f Handicap Preview are at hand, Andy and Darren. They both work on the Horse racing tips team team looking after the tipsters and managing the tips settlement, whilst also creating and managing all of the horse racing event previews for Flat Racing.
Other Principal Races at Newmarket Racecourse
Here are some other notable races at the Newmarket racecourse throughout the racing season that you may be interested in.
Races in April (Craven Meeting)
Races in May (Guineas Festival)
- Jockey Club Stakes
- King Charles II Stakes
- Newmarket Stakes
- Palace House Stakes
- Qipco 2000 Guineas
- Rowley Handicap Stakes
- Suffolk Stakes
- Dahlia Stakes
- Pretty Polly Stakes
- Qipco 1000 Guineas
Races in July (July Festival)
- Bahrain Trophy Stakes
- bet365 Sprint Handicap
- July Stakes
- Princess of Wales's Stakes
- bet365 Handicap
- Duchess of Cambridge Stakes
- Falmouth Stakes
- bet365 Mile Handicap
- Bunbury Cup
- July Cup
- Superlative Stakes
Races in October
Races in October (Future Champions Festival)
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