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Racing Results

Monday 28 March 2005

66 races were run across 10 meetings on 28 March 2005: Cork, Fairyhouse, Fakenham, Huntingdon, Kempton, Plumpton, Saint-Cloud (FR), Sedgefield, Warwick and Yarmouth.

Cork Soft · Turf · 7 races · Ireland

Outright favs won 2 of 7 · Biggest winner 14/1

Fairyhouse Soft · Turf · 8 races · Ireland

Outright favs won 1 of 6 · Biggest winner 12/1

Fakenham Good · Turf · 7 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 1 of 6 · Biggest winner 6/1

Huntingdon Good To Firm · Turf · 7 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 3 of 7 · Biggest winner 4/1F

Kempton Good · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 1 of 5 · Biggest winner 10/1

Plumpton Good · Turf · 7 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 2 of 6 · Biggest winner 14/1

Saint-Cloud (FR) Heavy · Turf · 6 races · France

Outright favs won 0 of 1 · Biggest winner 31/10

Sedgefield Heavy · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 3 of 4 · Biggest winner 12/1

Warwick Good To Soft · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 1 of 5 · Biggest winner 16/1

Yarmouth Soft · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 0 of 5 · Biggest winner 9/1

The day in numbers

From the stored results of 66 races. A favourite here is the outright favourite at starting price — the shortest SP with no other horse at that price; joint favourites are counted separately.

  • Outright favourites14 of 52 won26.9% · 52 races had one
  • The long run34.2% winOutright favourites across every race in our archive — 96,834 of 283,117, as at 3 October 2026
  • £1 on every outright favouriteA loss of £12.69Staked £52.00, returned £39.31 at SP
  • Biggest-priced winnerSounds Simla (IRE) 16/1The 2:15 Median Auction Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Warwick
  • Joint favourites3 of 19 won15.8% · 9 races had joint favourites
MeetingFav wonFav ranRacesJoint
Cork277—
Fairyhouse1680 of 4 won
Fakenham1670 of 2 won
Huntingdon377—
Kempton1561 of 2 won
Plumpton2670 of 2 won
Saint-Cloud (FR)016—
Sedgefield3462 of 4 won
Warwick1560 of 2 won
Yarmouth0560 of 3 won

One day is a tiny sample; the long-run line is the comparison. 5 races have no favourite identified — no starting prices are stored for them. 5 winners have no stored starting price and cannot be ranked by price. Figures are facts from the result, not a tip.

Quick answers

What horse racing was on 28 March 2005?
66 races across 10 meetings were run on 28 March 2005: Cork (7 races), Fairyhouse (8 races), Fakenham (7 races), Huntingdon (7 races), Kempton (6 races), Plumpton (7 races), Saint-Cloud (FR) (6 races), Sedgefield (6 races), Warwick (6 races) and Yarmouth (6 races). That is Cork and Fairyhouse in Ireland; Fakenham, Huntingdon, Kempton, Plumpton, Sedgefield, Warwick and Yarmouth in Great Britain; Saint-Cloud (FR) in France. KTB's archive covers British, Irish and French racing; every result and every runner from these meetings is on this page.
What was the going at each meeting on 28 March 2005?
Cork: Soft (Turf); Fairyhouse: Soft (Turf); Fakenham: Good (Turf); Huntingdon: Good To Firm (Turf); Kempton: Good (Turf); Plumpton: Good (Turf); Saint-Cloud (FR): Heavy (Turf); Sedgefield: Heavy (Turf); Warwick: Good To Soft (Turf); Yarmouth: Soft (Turf).
How did the favourites do on 28 March 2005?
Outright favourites won 14 of 52 on 28 March 2005 (26.9%); joint favourites won 3 of 19. £1 on every outright favourite would have staked £52.00 and returned £39.31 — a loss of £12.69. Across every race in KTB's archive, outright favourites win 34.2% of the time (96,834 of 283,117 favourites, as at 3 October 2026). The biggest-priced winner was Sounds Simla (IRE) at 16/1 in the 2:15 Median Auction Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Warwick.
What was the feature race on 28 March 2005?
The feature race was the 2:50 Prix Edmond Blanc (Group 3) at Saint-Cloud (FR), won by Valentino I (FR) (31/10).
What time was the first race on 28 March 2005?
The first race was the 12:50 Prix Leclerc Rueil-Malmaison at Saint-Cloud (FR); the last was the 6:10 Gigginstown Point-to-Point Championship INH Flat Race at Fairyhouse.