Put it into practice on today's racecards.

Open every racecard in full and get your research done before they go to post.

  • 14racecard tabs per race
  • 20+bookmaker prices side by side
  • Trackeralerts when your horses are declared

30-day free trial

£0today

Start my 30-day free trial

By continuing you agree to our Terms and Intellectual Property and Acceptable Use policy.

£0 today. Card on step 2. £24.99 from day 31.Cancel any time.

race year

2010 Yorkshire Oaks

Midday (GB) won the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks at York on 19 August 2010, trained by Sir Henry Cecil and ridden by Tom Queally, at 11/4, beating Snow Fairy (IRE) by 3 lengths.

Updated

Quick answers

  • Who won the Yorkshire Oaks in 2010? Midday (GB) won the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks at York on 19 August 2010, trained by Sir Henry Cecil and ridden by Tom Queally, at 11/4, beating Snow Fairy (IRE) by 3 lengths.
  • Who came second in the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks? Snow Fairy (IRE) (5/2) finished second, and Eleanora Duse (IRE) (25/1) was third.
  • Did the favourite win the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks? No. The 85/40 favourite Sariska (GB) refused to race.
  • What was the winning time of the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks? Midday (GB) won in 2m 30.53s over 1m4f on Good going.
  • How much prize money did the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks winner get? Midday (GB) earned £175,987 for winning the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks.
  • How many ran in the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks? 8 ran in the 2010 Yorkshire Oaks (average since 1990: 7.7).
Midday (GB)Winner
11/4SP
8 ranRunners
2m 30.53sWinning time
£175,987Prize to winner
Sariska (GB) (85/40F): refused to raceFavourite

Full result

Distances beaten are to the horse in front (Btn) and to the winner (Total btn). Headgear: b blinkers, v visor, p cheekpieces, t tongue strap, h hood, e/s eyeshield, ht hood and tongue strap. Prize money is shown in the currency of the country the race was run in (£ in Britain, € in Ireland).

How they ran next

6 of 8 have run since; 2 won next time out.

Yorkshire Oaks winners by year

Years with a result in GB and IRE records since 1990.

Put it into practice on today's racecards.

Open every racecard in full and get your research done before they go to post.

  • 14racecard tabs per race
  • 20+bookmaker prices side by side
  • Trackeralerts when your horses are declared

30-day free trial

£0today

Start my 30-day free trial

By continuing you agree to our Terms and Intellectual Property and Acceptable Use policy.

£0 today. Card on step 2. £24.99 from day 31.Cancel any time.

Put it into practice on today's racecards.

Start my 30-day free trial

By continuing you agree to our Terms and Intellectual Property and Acceptable Use policy.