2022 Diamond Jubilee Stakes Preview, Trends & Analysis

2022 Diamond Jubilee Stakes Preview

First established back in 1868, the Group 1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes is the feature on the final day of Royal Ascot. The race was originally a Group 3 race but was upgraded to a Group 2 in 1998 and then upgraded again in 2002 to a Group 1.

The race is open to four-year-olds or older but three-year-olds from the Southern Hemisphere can also enter. Do not blink otherwise you will miss the race! It's run over a fast-paced six furlongs. The race attracts interest from the US and Wesley Ward came over in 2015 to win the race with Undrafted.

If you are interested in other predictions at Royal Ascot then head over to the Royal Ascot Betting Picks page to see which runners are being supported by the OLBG racing tipsters and also compare those predictions to the runners that make the trend shortlist when added below.

When looking over the past 20 renewals, a time of 1:08.58 was set by Cape Of Good Hope in 2005, that is the quickest time over that period, the runner was trained by D Oughton and ridden by Mick Kinane. The slowest winning time was set in 2011 when Society Rock won in a time of 1:17.22, booked to ride was Pat Cosgrave on this James Fanshawe trained runner.

These are the top three quickest run Diamond Jubilee Stakes over the last 20 renewals:

2005 - Cape Of Good Hope (1:08.58)
2019 - Blue Point (1:11.42)
2017 - The Tin Man (1:12.02)

How competitive is the Diamond Jubilee Stakes market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2021 when the race had an over-round of 116%. The race in 2012 was a race that was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 145%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, the over-round has been 126% that means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £126 which is bet.

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 Diamond Jubilee Stakes next time out then you would have back a total of 5 winners. Backing all 16 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out, would have returned an LSP of +7.35. Remember to use the racing predictions along with the information on this page to find you a bet on the 2022 Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

Diamond Jubilee Stakes Past Ten Winners

Here are the past 10 winners of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes. 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 which the horse came from and also the total number of runners in the race. The trainer of the horse at the time of winning the Diamond Jubilee Stakes as well as the jockey is also displayed along with the starting price the horse was sent off.

Year	Horse (Drawn)	Info
2021 1:14.87	Dream Of Dreams 7yo 9-3 (3 of 12) 3/1F	Ryan Moore Sir Michael Stoute
2020 1:13.42	Hello Youmzain 4yo 9-3 (2 of 10) 4/1	Kevin Stott Kevin Ryan
2019 1:11.42	Blue Point 5yo 9-3 (9 of 17) 6/4F	James Doyle Charlie Appleby
2018 1:12.09	Merchant Navy 3yo 9-3 (11 of 12) 4/1	Ryan Moore A P O'Brien
2017 1:12.02	The Tin Man 5yo 9-3 (3 of 19) 9/2	Tom Queally James Fanshawe
2016 1:13.84	Twilight Son 4yo 9-3 (3 of 9) 7/2	Ryan Moore Henry Candy
2015 1:12.69	Undrafted 5yo 9-3 (6 of 15) 14/1	Frankie Dettori Wesley A Ward
2014 1:12.40	Slade Power 5yo 9-4 (4 of 14) 7/2F	Wayne Lordan Edward Lynam
2013 1:13.36	Lethal Force 4yo 9-4 (15 of 18) 11/1	Adam Kirby Clive Cox
2012 1:14.10	Black Caviar 5yo 9-1 (15 of 14) 1/6F	Luke Nolen Peter G Moody

Where have the winning runners come from?

Here are the countries where the winning trainers of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes have been based:

GB: 13 winners with an additional 23 placings from 215 runners
IRE: 3 winners with an additional 2 placings from 34 runners
AUS: 2 winners with an additional 4 placings from 15 runners
USA: 1 winner with an additional 3 placings from 10 runners
HK: 1 winner with an additional 2 placings from 6 runners
FR: 0 winners with an additional 5 placings from 18 runners
BHR: 0 winners with an additional 1 placing from 2 runners
SAF: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 2 runners
SIN: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 2 runners
NZ: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 2 runners
GER: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 1 runner
JPN: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 1 runner

Diamond Jubilee Stakes Trainer Statistics

There are two leading trainers in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes over the last 20 renewals with both A P O'Brien & James Fanshawe who have both won the race 2 times. A P O'Brien winners have been with Starspangledbanner (2010) & Merchant Navy (2018). James Fanshawe winners have been with Society Rock (2011) & The Tin Man (2017). There is one trainer who has not had the best of times in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, Saeed bin Suroor has sent a total of 13 runners to the race without recording any wins.

Here are some of the top Diamond Jubilee Stakes 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
A P O'Brien	13-2-3	-0.50	-4.35
James Fanshawe	12-2-5	+19.50	+6.25
Kevin Ryan	8-1-3	-3.00	-1.10
Sir Michael Stoute	7-1-3	-3.00	-2.40
Clive Cox	6-1-1	+6.00	+0.50
Henry Candy	6-1-3	-1.50	-1.90
Wesley A Ward	5-1-3	+10.00	+8.10
Tim Easterby	5-1-2	+8.00	+4.05
John Gosden	4-1-1	+13.00	+6.60
Edward Lynam	4-1-1	+0.50	-0.90

Diamond Jubilee Stakes Jockey Statistics

The leading jockey in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes over the last 20 renewals is Ryan Moore who has won the race 3 times. Those 3 winners came from Twilight Son (2016), Merchant Navy (2018) & Dream Of Dreams (2021). The only other jockey to have recorded multiple wins in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes is Tom Queally (2 wins). There is one jockey who has not had the best of times in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, Jamie Spencer has had a total of 12 rides to the race without recording any wins.

Here are some of the top Diamond Jubilee Stakes jockey statistics over the last 20 renewals (R = Rides, 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	16-3-7	-2.50	-2.65
Tom Queally	7-2-2	+19.50	+9.25
Frankie Dettori	16-1-3	-1.00	-5.00
Adam Kirby	6-1-1	+6.00	+0.50
James Doyle	6-1-1	-3.50	-4.25
Wayne Lordan	4-1-1	+0.50	-0.90
J F Egan	2-1-1	+32.00	+15.50
Pat Cosgrave	2-1-2	+24.00	+12.00
Kevin Stott	1-1-1	+4.00	+2.40
Jamie Spencer	12-0-3	-12.00	-8.00

2022 Diamond Jubilee Stakes Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): ,9,2,5,3,3,15,4,4,(1,4),14,1,2,1,(2,5),4,3,11,1,3,1

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 (80%) - No bigger than 33/1
20 / 20 (85%) - Not in a 7-8 field LTO
20 / 20 (86%) - Last win not in France or UAE
20 / 20 (87%) - Won with last 6 Starts
20 / 20 (92%) - Won at least a Listed race
19 / 20 (77%) - Contested a Group 1
19 / 20 (81%) - Last win no further than 6f
19 / 20 (86%) - Last win in a Class 1
19 / 20 (88%) - Debut was not on AW
18 / 20 (70%) - Debut was in AUS or ENG
18 / 20 (84%) - Beaten no more 6¼l (LTO)
18 / 20 (86%) - Aged between 3yo - 6yo

Remember to use the trends listed above along with the Royal Ascot racing predictions to see if you can find the winner of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes. If you are a newcomer to horse racing betting, then the number of types of bets can be scary! Don't let that put you off though, head over to this Types Of Horse Racing Bet article and have a read, you will then have a better knowledge of betting on racing in the future and there is plenty of other articles in the OLBG Betting School too.

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Diamond Jubilee Stakes Trend Analysis

The trend factor which has produced 10+ winners and shows the best LSP, an LSP of +47.50 is when runners were Colts. The worst performing factor which has failed to produce a single winner is when runners had 2 career wins with the jockey, when backing these the trend shows a record of 0-46.

Here are the most recent winning draws along with the further placings in brackets:

2021: Winner in 3 (6,8) [12 Runners]
2020: Winner in 2 (9,6) [10 Runners]
2019: Winner in 9 (11,10) [17 Runners]
2018: Winner in 11 (8,1) [12 Runners]
2017: Winner in 3 (12,15) [19 Runners]

The course which has produced the most winners of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes is York, there has been a total number of 6 winners of this race who ran at York last time out. The next best course which has produced the second most winners is Ascot, there has been a total number of 5 winners of this race who ran at Ascot last time out.

The race is open to both sexes with the Male runners having produced a total of 19 winners from a total of 274 runners whilst the Female runners have produced 1 winner from a total of 34 runners.

These are the stallions whose offspring have not produced a winner of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes despite multiple attempts:

Pivotal (0 Wins from 8 runners)
Invincible Spirit (0 Wins from 7 runners)
Acclamation (0 Wins from 6 runners)
Danetime (0 Wins from 6 runners)
Oasis Dream (0 Wins from 5 runners)

Looking at the winning odds over the last 20 renewals, the biggest priced winner was Kingsgate Native in 2008 when winning for John Best at odds of 33/1 under the guidance of Seb Sanders. Looking at the runners at the head of the market over the last 20 renewals there has been a total of 5 winning favourites in the race. Ahead of the 2022 Diamond Jubilee Stakes why not head over to the best racing tipster page to see what the tipsters are backing today.

2022 Diamond Jubilee Stakes Preview, Trends & Analysis