Glasgow Stakes Preview, Tips, Runners & Trends

2024 Glasgow Stakes Preview

The Glasgow Stakes was originally held at York and run over one mile and two furlongs (88yds) and served as a Derby trial but was moved to Hamilton in 2006 and is now run over one mile and three furlongs (15yds). The Listed race is open to three-year-old runners only who have previously not won either a Group 1 or Group 2.

Glasgow Stakes Information:

• Glasgow Stakes Past Winners
• Glasgow Stakes Trainer Statistics
• Glasgow Stakes Jockey Statistics

To see which runners the OLBG racing tipsters are tipping throughout the card that includes this race, head over to the Hamilton tips on the day of the race, do they agree with the runners on the trend shortlist or are they predicting other runners?

How competitive is the Glasgow Stakes market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2006 when the race had an over-round of 108%. The race in 2008 was a race that was most in the bookie's favour with an over-round of 120%, whilst on average over the last 20 renewals of the Glasgow Stakes, the over-round has been 112%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £112 which is bet.

Glasgow Stakes Trends:

• 2024 Glasgow Stakes Trends
• Glasgow Stakes Trend Analysis

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 Glasgow Stakes next time out then you would have backed a total of 5 winners. Backing all 18 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out, would have returned an LSP of +3.38. Remember to use the racing predictions along with the information on this page to find a bet on the 2024 Glasgow Stakes.

Over the last 20 renewals, it was the Saeed bin Suroor trained Lateen Sails ridden by Frankie Dettori who set the fastest winning time in the Glasgow Stakes, the runner won the race in a time of 2:09.79 was set when winning the race in 2003. At the other end of the scale, it was the combination of trainer Richard Fahey and jockey Paul Hanagan with Sparkling Portrait who set the slowest winning time, the race-winning time was 2:32.01 in the 2012 renewal.

These are the top three quickest-run Glasgow Stakes over the last 20 renewals:

• 2003 - Lateen Sails (2:09.79)
• 2004 - Day Flight (2:15.39)
• 2022 - West Wind Blows (2:17.60)

Glasgow Stakes Past Winners

Here are the Glasgow Stakes 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 also the total number of runners in the race. The trainer of the horse at the time of winning the Glasgow Stakes as well as the jockey is also displayed along with the starting price the horse was sent off.

Where have the winning runners come from?

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

• GB: 20 winners with an additional 15 placings from 105 runners
• IRE: 0 winners with an additional 1 placing from 5 runners
• FR: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 1 runner

Glasgow Stakes Trainer Statistics

The leading trainer in the Glasgow Stakes over the last 20 renewals is Mark Johnston who has won the race six times with those six winners coming from Boscobel (2007), Captain Webb (2008), Parthenon (2009), Corsica (2010), Maputo (2013) and Subjectivist (2020). Other trainers who have recorded multiple wins in the Glasgow Stakes are Saeed bin Suroor (2 wins), Richard Hannon (2 wins) and Simon & Ed Crisford (2 wins).

Here are some of the top Glasgow 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):

Glasgow Stakes Jockey Statistics

The leading jockey in the Glasgow Stakes over the last 20 renewals is Joe Fanning who has won the race four times with those four winners coming from Boscobel (2007), Corsica (2010), Maputo (2013) and Subjectivist (2020).

Here are some of the top Glasgow Stakes 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):

2024 Glasgow Stakes Trends

Favourites finishing positions (oldest to latest): 2, 4, 1, 1, 1, 2, 4, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 7, 1, 1, 2, 1, 4, 1, 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 (67%) - No bigger than 8/1
• 20 / 20 (75%) - Achieved a TS of 52+ (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (79%) - Ran in England (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (82%) - Sex is not Filly
• 20 / 20 (82%) - Achieved an RPR of 79+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (85%) - No bigger than 11/1 (Career Win)
• 20 / 20 (85%) - Achieved a TS of 38+ (LTO)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - In a field of 4 - 15 (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - Carried 121 - 137lbs (Last Win)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - Had 1 - 3 wins (Non-Hcps)
• 20 / 20 (86%) - Within the first 5 of market
• 20 / 20 (87%) - Highest Won is not G3/Cl6
• 20 / 20 (88%) - Furthest Won 7f - 1m4f
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Had 1 - 4 wins (Career)
• 20 / 20 (89%) - Not in IRL/SCO (LTO)

Remember to use the trends listed above along with the Hamilton racing predictions to see if you can find the winner of the Glasgow Stakes. You may want to do your own research into the race, there are times when there are a number of runners who pass the trends so you need to do your own 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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Glasgow Stakes Trend Analysis

The trend factor which had produced 10+ winners and shows the best LSP, an LSP of +8.81 is when runners ran in a race restricted to 3yo when last winning. The worst performing factor which has failed to produce a single winner is when runners were Fillies, when backing these the trend shows a record of 0-20.

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

• 2023: Winner in 2 (4) [5 Runners]
• 2022: Winner in 1 [4 Runners]
• 2021: Winner in 3 (4) [6 Runners]
• 2020: Winner in 3 (4) [5 Runners]
• 2019: Winner in 7 (5) [6 Runners]

The course which has produced the most winners of the Glasgow Stakes is Ascot, there has been a total number of 4 winners of this race who ran at Ascot last time out. The next best course which has produced the second most winners is Sandown, there has been a total number of 3 winners of this race who ran at Sandown last time out.

The race is open to both sexes with the Male runners having produced a total of 20 winners from a total of 91 runners whilst the Female runners have produced 0 winners from a total of 20 runners.

Looking over the past renewals, these are the stallions whose offspring have produced multiple winners of the Glasgow Stakes:

• Archipenko (2 Wins)
• Cape Cross (2 Wins)
• Dubawi (2 Wins)
• Teofilo (2 Wins)

Looking over the past renewals, there is only one stallion whose offspring have been disappointed with multiple attempts but no wins in the Glasgow Stakes, that stallion is Galileo who has failed to produce a winner from 7 runners.

Looking at the winning odds over the last 20 renewals, the biggest-priced winner was Ventura Storm in 2016, winning for Richard Hannon at odds of 8/1 under the guidance of Sean Levey. Looking at the runners at the head of the market over the last 20 renewals there has been a total of 12 winning favourites in the race. Whilst we wait for the 2024 Glasgow Stakes remember you can get daily racing predictions from the top racing tipsters on the best racing tipsters page. If you are interested in other races at the Hamilton racecourse, then why not read our blog for the Scottish Stewards Cup?