Established in 1961 and run at the Doncaster Racecourse, the Futurity Trophy, a Group 1 race that is run towards the end of the flat season. The race is restricted to two-year-old colts and fillies and is run over a distance of one mile; it's one of the last huge one-milers of the flat season.

The race was known originally as the Timeform Gold Cup before the Observer got sponsorship in 1965. In 1976, the race got the name the Futurity Stakes when William Hill sponsored the race, but it is most likely best known as the Racing Post Trophy, a title it held between 1989 to 2017.

Futurity Trophy Information:

Futurity Trophy Past Winners

Futurity Trophy Trainer Statistics

Futurity Trophy Jockey Statistics


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How competitive is the Futurity Trophy market? When taking a look at the over-rounds for the last 20 renewals, the most competitive market was in 2012 when the race had an over-round of 111%. The race in 2008 was a race that was most in the bookmaker's favour with an over-round of 124%, whilst typically over the last 20 renewals of the Futurity Trophy, the over-round has been 117%, which indicates the bookmaker anticipates to pay out ₤ 100 for every ₤ 117 which is bet.

Below you will discover the 2026 Futurity Trophy Trends. See which patterns have actually occurred over the current renewals that you may have the ability to use for the next renewal. We also have a section that takes a look at the Futurity Trophy Trend Analysis.

These are the top three quickest-run Futurity Trophy races over the last 20 renewals:

1. Kameko (1:36.26) in 2019

2. Casamento (1:37.03) in 2010

3. Rivet Delight (1:37.08) in 2016


Taking a look at the future kind, is the winner worth following next time out? Over the past 20 renewals, if you had actually followed the winner of the Futurity Trophy next time out, then you would have backed a total of 5 winners. Backing all 19 runners who have been out considering that their win at SP next time out would have returned an LSP of +7.29.