Jockey Club Rose Bowl Preview, Tips, Runners & Trends (Cambridgeshire Meeting)

We look at the Jockey Club Rose Bowl ahead of the next renewal, a race contested over 2m at Newmarket during the Cambridgeshire Meeting to see which runners, trainers and jockeys have previously won the race and which trends you can use to find the winner of the Jockey Club Rose Bowl.
Jockey Club Rose Bowl Preview, Tips, Runners & Trends (Cambridgeshire Meeting)
Andy Powell
Andy Powell Content Editor

Horse Racing stats man, Andy has contributed to OLBG for 18 years - An Ipswich fan and F1 fanatic, he also contributes EFL football and Motor Sport opinion.

2025 Jockey Club Rose Bowl Preview

The Jockey Club Rose Bowl is one for the flat marathon lovers, the listed race is contested over two miles at Newmarket during the Cambridgeshire Meeting with the race being open to runners aged three or older where Class One winners have to carry penalties and fillies and mares receive allowances.

Jockey Club Rose Bowl Information:

We also have a dedicated Newmarket tips page that will cover this race as well as all of the other races on the day of the race, see which runners the OLBG racing tipsters are predicting to win this race and the others on the cards. 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 Jockey Club Rose Bowl market? When looking at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2023 when the race had an over-round of 108%. The race in 2012 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 Jockey Club Rose Bowl, the over-round has been 113%, which means the bookie expects to pay out £100 for every £113 which is bet.

Jockey Club Rose Bowl 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 Jockey Club Rose Bowl next time out then you would have backed a total of 4 winners. Backing all 18 runners who have been out since to win at SP next time out, would have returned an LSP of +2.64. Whilst we wait for the 2025 Jockey Club Rose Bowl remember you can get daily racing predictions from the expert tipsters on the racing predictions page.

The runner that holds the record over the past 20 renewals for the slowest time in the race was set in the 2007 renewal when DistinctionI from Sir Michael Stoute under the guidance of Ryan Moore, won in a time of 3:39.72, whilst at the other end of the spectrum, Times Up, trained by John Dunlop and ridden by Eddie Ahern set the quickest time of 3:18.64 in the 2011 renewal.

These are the top three quickest-run Jockey Club Rose Bowl over the last 20 renewals:

  1. Times Up (3:18.64) in 2011
  2. Nayef Road (3:19.77) in 2021
  3. Caucus (3:23.04) in 2012

Jockey Club Rose Bowl Past Winners

Here are the Jockey Club Rose Bowl 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. The horse's trainer and the jockey at the time of winning the Jockey Club Rose Bowl are also displayed, along with the starting price at which the horse was sent off.

YearHorseInfo
2024
3:34.56
Al Nayyir (GB)
6yo 9-5 (2 of 5) 11/8F
Luke Morris
Tom Clover (GB)
2023
3:24.77
Trawlerman (IRE)
5yo 9-5 (3 of 3) 1/5F
Frankie Dettori
John & Thady Gosden (GB)
2022
3:26.66
Nate The Great (GB)
6yo 9-5 (5 of 5) 4/1
William Buick
Andrew Balding (GB)
2021
3:19.77
Nayef Road (IRE)
5yo 9-3 (1 of 8) 9/2
Andrea Atzeni
Mark Johnston (GB)
2020
3:23.71
Ranch Hand (GB)
4yo 9-3 (2 of 4) 15/2
Oisin Murphy
Andrew Balding (GB)
2019
3:25.44
Withhold (GB)
6yo 9-3 (1 of 5) 10/11F
Jason Watson
Roger Charlton (GB)
2018
3:24.20
Nearly Caught (IRE)
8yo 9-6 (1 of 5) 7/4F
Ryan Moore
Hughie Morrison (GB)
2017
3:24.66
Face The Facts (IRE)
3yo 8-7 (3 of 10) 9/2
Ted Durcan
John Gosden (GB)
2016
3:24.13
Justice Belle (IRE)
4yo 8-12 (4 of 6) 16/1
Frankie Dettori
Ed Walker (GB)
2015
3:30.94
Flying Officer (USA)
5yo 9-3 (9 of 8) 4/6F
Frankie Dettori
John Gosden (GB)

Where have the winning runners come from?

Here are the countries where the winning trainers of the Jockey Club Rose Bowl have been based:

  • GB: 20 winners with an additional 24 placings from 132 runners
  • IRE: 1 winner with an additional 1 placing from 8 runners
  • UAE: 0 winners with an additional 0 placings from 1 runner

Jockey Club Rose Bowl Trainer Statistics

The leading trainer in the Jockey Club Rose Bowl over the last 20 renewals is John Gosden who has won the race four times with those four winners coming from Caucus (2012 & 2013), Flying Officer (2015) and Face The Facts (2017). The only other trainer to have recorded multiple wins in the Jockey Club Rose Bowl is Andrew Balding (2 wins).

Here are some of the top Jockey Club Rose Bowl 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):

TrainerR-W-PWinEW
John Gosden7-4-5+16.05+9.13
Andrew Balding7-2-3+6.50-1.00
V C Ward3-1-1+14.00+8.00
Hughie Morrison3-1-2-0.25+0.29
Sir Michael Stoute3-1-1-0.37-0.98
Roger Charlton3-1-1-1.09-0.43
Rod Millman2-1-1+5.00+2.60
Michael Bell2-1-1+3.00+1.40
Sir Mark Prescott Bt2-1-1+0.38-0.14
Ed Walker1-1-1+16.00+10.00

Jockey Club Rose Bowl Jockey Statistics

The leading jockey in the Jockey Club Rose Bowl over the last 20 renewals is William Buick who has won the race four times with those four winners coming from Fictional Account (2010), Caucus (2012 & 2013) and Nate The Great (2022). Other jockeys who have recorded multiple wins in the Jockey Club Rose Bowl are Frankie Dettori (3 wins), Ryan Moore (2 wins) and Andrea Atzeni (2 wins).

Here are some of the top Jockey Club Rose Bowl 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):

JockeyR-W-PWinEW
William Buick9-4-5+28.88+17.53
Frankie Dettori7-3-5+12.87+8.35
Ryan Moore14-2-5-8.62-7.03
Andrea Atzeni4-2-3+3.88+2.31
Jim Crowley7-1-1+0.00-2.40
Oisin Murphy6-1-1+2.50-4.00
Jamie Spencer6-1-2-1.00-1.70
Jason Watson2-1-1-0.09+0.57
Luke Morris1-1-1+1.38+0.86
Silvestre De Sousa4-0-2-4.00-1.13

Jockey Club Rose Bowl Trend Analysis

The trend factor which had produced 10+ winners and shows the best LSP, an LSP of +93.99 is when runners had 0 career places in the class. The worst performing factor that has failed to produce a single winner is when runners ran over 1m6½f last time out, when backing these the trend shows a record of 0-17.

The courses that have produced the most winners of the Jockey Club Rose Bowl are York and Salisbury, there has been a total number of 4 winners from each of those courses.

The race is open to both sexes with the Male runners having produced a total of 19 winners from a total of 122 runners whilst the Female runners have produced 2 winners from a total of 19 runners.

Looking over the past renewals, these are the stallions whose offspring have produced multiple winners of the Jockey Club Rose Bowl:

  • Montjeu (3 Wins)
  • Cape Cross (2 Wins)
  • Nathaniel (2 Wins)

Looking at the winning odds over the last 20 renewals, the biggest-priced winner was Land n Stars in 2005, winning for Jamie Poulton at odds of 50/1 under the guidance of Paul Doe. Looking at the runners at the head of the market over the last 20 renewals there have been 8 winning favourites in the race. Remember to use the best racing tipsters along with the information on this page to find you a bet on the 2025 Jockey Club Rose Bowl.

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 Jockey Club Rose Bowl. 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.

RaceLast WinnerInfo
Tattersall StakesThe Waco Kid (IRE)
2yo - 13/2
Hugo Palmer
Oisin Murphy
Jockey Club Rose BowlAl 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.

RaceLast WinnerInfo
Rosemary StakesSirona (GER)
4yo - 6/4
David Menuisier
Ryan Moore
Princess Royal StakesTime Lock (GB)
5yo - 13/8
Harry Charlton
Ryan Moore
Rockfel StakesBubbling (IRE)
2yo - 11/8
A P O'Brien
Ryan Moore
Joel StakesPrague (IRE)
4yo - 100/30
Dylan Cunha
Daniel Tudhope
Godolphin StakesBurdett 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.

RaceLast WinnerInfo
Royal Lodge StakesWimbledon Hawkeye (GB)
2yo - 4/1
James Owen
James Doyle
Cheveley Park StakesLake Victoria (IRE)
2yo - 6/4
A P O'Brien
Ryan Moore
Middle Park StakesShadow Of Light (GB)
2yo - 11/4
Charlie Appleby
William Buick
Cambridgeshire HandicapLiberty Lane (IRE)
4yo - 8/1
K R Burke
Clifford Lee
Jersey Lily Fillies NurseryNaina (GB)
2yo - 6/1
John Ryan
Christian Howarth
Cambridgeshire Meeting 7f HandicapSpanish 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 Jockey Club Rose Bowl 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 National Hunt Racing.

Darren Brett

Darren Brett

Tipster Competition Manager

Darren has worked in the horse racing industry for decades bringing to OLBG for the last 20 years a wealth of knowledge, creating much of our content on these sports. Darren also manages our Grand National Guide and is the go-to font of knowledge for the world's greatest steeplechase.
Andy Powell

Andy Powell

Content Editor

Andy, a seasoned horse racing expert with over 15 years of experience, possesses a comprehensive understanding of the sport, from delving into complex statistical data for jump racing in the UK and Ireland to crafting insightful national hunt racing blogs for OLBG.

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