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Friday 12 June 2009

60 races were run across 10 meetings on 12 June 2009: Aintree, Auteuil (FR), Chepstow, Clonmel, Goodwood, Le Lion-D'Angers (FR), Market Rasen, Navan, Sandown and York.

Aintree Good · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 2 of 5 · Biggest winner 18/1

Auteuil (FR) Very Soft · Turf · 8 races · France

Outright favs won 1 of 1 · Biggest winner 14/5F

Chepstow Good To Firm · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 2 of 5 · Biggest winner 14/1

Clonmel Firm · Turf · 7 races · Ireland

Outright favs won 2 of 7 · Biggest winner 25/1

Goodwood Good · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 2 of 5 · Biggest winner 11/1

Le Lion-D'Angers (FR) Soft · Turf · 1 race · France

Outright favs won 0 of 1

Market Rasen Good · Turf · 7 races · Great Britain

Outright favs won 1 of 7 · Biggest winner 25/1

Navan Good To Firm · Turf · 7 races · Ireland

Outright favs won 2 of 6 · Biggest winner 15/2

Sandown Good · Turf · 6 races · Great Britain

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

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

Outright favs won 1 of 6 · Biggest winner 8/1

The day in numbers

From the stored results of 60 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 49 won28.6% · 49 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 £5.17Staked £49.00, returned £43.83 at SP
  • Biggest-priced winnerThe Tin Soldier (IRE) 25/1The 7:45 Hyundai Sonata Novice Chase at Clonmel · one of 2 winners at that price
  • Joint favourites2 of 9 won22.2% · 4 races had joint favourites
MeetingFav wonFav ranRacesJoint
Aintree2560 of 2 won
Auteuil (FR)118—
Chepstow2561 of 2 won
Clonmel277—
Goodwood2560 of 3 won
Le Lion-D'Angers (FR)011—
Market Rasen177—
Navan2671 of 2 won
Sandown166—
York166—

One day is a tiny sample; the long-run line is the comparison. 7 races have no favourite identified — no starting prices are stored for them. 8 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 12 June 2009?
60 races across 10 meetings were run on 12 June 2009: Aintree (6 races), Auteuil (FR) (8 races), Chepstow (6 races), Clonmel (7 races), Goodwood (6 races), Le Lion-D'Angers (FR) (1 race), Market Rasen (7 races), Navan (7 races), Sandown (6 races) and York (6 races). That is Aintree, Chepstow, Goodwood, Market Rasen, Sandown and York in Great Britain; Auteuil (FR) and Le Lion-D'Angers (FR) in France; Clonmel and Navan in Ireland. 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 12 June 2009?
Aintree: Good (Turf); Auteuil (FR): Very Soft (Turf); Chepstow: Good To Firm (Turf); Clonmel: Firm (Turf); Goodwood: Good (Turf); Le Lion-D'Angers (FR): Soft (Turf); Market Rasen: Good (Turf); Navan: Good To Firm (Turf); Sandown: Good (Turf); York: Good To Soft (Turf).
How did the favourites do on 12 June 2009?
Outright favourites won 14 of 49 on 12 June 2009 (28.6%); joint favourites won 2 of 9. £1 on every outright favourite would have staked £49.00 and returned £43.83 — a loss of £5.17. 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 The Tin Soldier (IRE) at 25/1 in the 7:45 Hyundai Sonata Novice Chase at Clonmel (one of 2 winners at that price).
What was the feature race on 12 June 2009?
The feature race was the 2:35 Prix Christian de Tredern (Hurdle) () (Fillies & Mares) (Listed) at Auteuil (FR), won by Quizas Jolie (FR).
What time was the first race on 12 June 2009?
The first race was the 1:05 Prix Belle Isle at Auteuil (FR); the last was the 9:15 Bet Totepool At Totesport.com Handicap at Chepstow.