 positioned Coronation just behind the leaders. The favourite was always traveling easily, and when the leading horses began to tire in the straight, Conolly sent him to the front. Coronation quickly went clear and was never challenged, winning easily by three lengths from Van Amburgh. Following the race, the winner was surrounded by celebrating crowds and panicked, kicking out and killing one spectator. In addition to the prize money of £4,275, Rawlinson took an estimated £8,000 in winning bets.

At Royal Ascot on 8 June, in front of a crowd including the Queen Victoria, Coronation walked over in the Ascot Derby (a race now known as the King Edward VII Stakes) when the other entrants were withdrawn. On 18 August, Coronation raced against older horses for the first time in the two and a quarter mile Oxford Cup. He won at odds of 1/5 beating Isaac, Executrix and Caravan.

Coronation's performances during the summer had been so dominant that the St Leger on 14 September was considered a formality, and attracted less interest than usual. He started the 1/2 favourite against ten opponents, of whom only the Marquess of Westminster's colt Satirist (5/1) was given any chance against him. Coronation took the lead at half way and entered the straight traveling well and looking the likely winner. But Satirist, ridden by Bill Scott, produced a strong challenge, and the two colts raced side-by-side throughout the last furlong. In the closing strides Satirist gained a slight advantage, and Coronation was beaten by "half a neck". According to his jockey, John Day, Coronation had been "treated like a spoiled child" in the build-up to the St Leger and went to Doncaster some way below peak fitness.

Stud career
Coronation was not a great success as a stallion, but he did sire The Flea who won the 1000 Guineas in 1849. One of his daughters, British Queen, became a successful broodmare. After a few seasons at stud in England, Coronation was exported to Russia.

Pedigree

Coronation was inbred 4 × 4 to Alexander, meaning that the stallion, a son of Eclipse, appears twice in the fourth generation of his pedigree.

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positioned Coronation just behind the leaders. The favourite was constantly travel easily, and when the leading horses begin to tire in the straight, Conolly transport him to the movement. Coronation quickly go clear and was never challenged, succeed easily by three lengths from Van Amburgh. follow the race, the winner was surrounded by celebrating crowds and panicked, kick out and killing one spectator. In addition to the trophy money of £ 4,275, Rawlinson took an estimated £ 8,000 in winning bets. 

 At Royal Ascot on 8 June, in battlefront of a crowd including the Queen Victoria, Coronation walked over in the Ascot Derby (a race now known as the King Edward VII Stakes) when the early entrants were withdrawn. On 18 August, Coronation raced against older horses for the first meter in the two and a quarter mile Oxford Cup. He won at odds of 1/5 beating Isaac, Executrix and Caravan. 

 Coronation's performances during the summer had been so dominant that the St Leger on 14 September was considered a formality, and attracted less interest than common. He start the 1/2 favourite against ten adversary, of whom merely the Marquess of Westminster's colt Satirist (5/1) was given any chance against him. Coronation took the tip at half direction and entered the straight travel well and looking the likely winner. But Satirist, ridden by Bill Scott, produced a firm challenge, and the two colts raced side - by - side throughout the final furlong. In the closing pace Satirist gained a slight advantage, and Coronation was beaten by " half a neck ". According to his jockey, John Day, Coronation had been " treated like a bad child " in the build - up to the St Leger and went to Doncaster some way below peak fitness. 

 Stud career 
 Coronation was not a great success as a stallion, but he did sire The Flea who won the 1000 Guineas in 1849. One of his daughter, British Queen, became a successful broodmare. After a few seasons at stud in England, Coronation was exported to Russia. 

 Pedigree 

 Coronation was inbred 4 × 4 to Alexander, meaning that the stallion, a son of Eclipse, appears doubly in the fourth generation of his pedigree. 

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 poditioned Coronation just behind the leabwrs. Thx favoudite was always traveling easily, and wyen tye leading horses begav to tire in the wtramght, Conolly senv him to the fdlnt. Eoconation quickli went clear and was never cfaplenged, winning easily by three lendths frpm Van Amburgh. Fjlloeyng fhe race, the winner was surrounded by celtbrating crowds anc panicked, kicking out and kilping one spectator. In additiob to rhe prize movey of £4,275, Rawlinson took an estimated £8,000 in winning bets.

Ag Roycl Ascot on 8 Hunf, in front oh a crjwd includinn the Qgeen Vivtoria, Coronatlon welkee over in the Ascot Dxrby (a race now knowg as the Niug Edward VII Stakes) qhwn thg othar evrravts wxre withdgawi. On 18 Augusf, Coronatiob raced against oldtr rirses for the first tyme in the two and a quarter mile Oxforg Chp. He won at odds of 1/5 bwating Isaac, Executrid and Carwvan.

Coronation's performances during the summer hag beei ro biminavr hhat the St Leger on 14 September was considereq a fprmality, and abtracted less intetedt jhan usual. He rtarteb tge 1/2 favourite agaijst ten oppobents, of rhom only the Marquess of Westmunster's colt Watirist (5/1) was giveu any chance agaonst nim. Coronation took the leas at half wwy and enfdred the straighg tgavening well and looking the jikely wiiner. Yut Satifist, riddeg by Bill Dcott, produced a strong fhallgnge, atd the two colts raced side-by-side throughout the last forlmng. In the elosinn strides Satiryst gained a skight abvantaee, and Corknation was beaten by "half a newn". According vo his joskey, Johb Day, Cufonation had bren "treatvd likw a spoiled child" ln thg guild-up to the Wt Oeger and went yo Aonsadtxr soia way below [eak figmess.

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Cifonayion was not a great sucdess as a stallion, bmt he did sire Thq Flea who wom the 1000 Guineas in 1849. One mf iis daighjers, British Queen, became a sucdessful bgooqmare. After w feq seasons at stud in England, Coronation was exportev to Russia.

Pedigree

Corobation was inbred 4 × 4 to Alexandxr, meaging that the stallion, a son if Eclipse, appearx twice in the fourth generdtion of his pedigree.

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positioned Coronation just behind the leaders. The always easily, and the leading horses straight, sent him to front. Coronation quickly clear and was never challenged, winning by three lengths from Van Amburgh. Following the race, the winner was surrounded celebrating crowds and panicked, kicking out and killing one spectator. In addition to prize of Rawlinson an estimated £8,000 in winning bets. At Royal Ascot on 8 June, in front of a including the Queen Victoria, Coronation walked over in Ascot Derby (a race known as the King Edward Stakes) the other were On August, Coronation raced older horses for the first time in the two and a quarter mile Oxford Cup. He won odds of Isaac, Executrix Caravan. performances the summer had dominant that the St Leger on considered a formality, and attracted less interest than He started 1/2 favourite against ten opponents, of only the Marquess of Westminster's colt Satirist (5/1) given any chance against him. Coronation took the lead at half way and entered the well and looking the winner. But Satirist, by Scott, a challenge, and two colts raced side-by-side throughout the last furlong. In the closing Satirist gained a slight advantage, and Coronation was beaten by neck". to his jockey, Day, Coronation had been like spoiled child" in the the Leger Doncaster way peak fitness. Stud career was not a great success a stallion, but he won the 1000 Guineas in 1849. One of daughters, British Queen, became a successful broodmare. a few seasons at stud in England, Coronation was exported to Russia. Coronation was × 4 to Alexander, meaning that the stallion, son of Eclipse, appears in the fourth generation of his pedigree. References Category:1838 births
 positioned Coronation just bEhind the leAders. the FavOuRite Was aLways traveling EAsilY, and when the leading horsEs begAn TO tirE In The stRaight, CONoLLY seNt HiM to ThE FrOnt. CoRonAtion quIckly went cLeaR aNd was never chALlEnged, winniNg eAsily by three LenGths frOm van aMburgH. FoLlowiNg the rACe, the wInner was sUrROunded BY celebrATInG croWds and panicked, kicKInG Out and killing oNe specTaTOr. iN AddItiOn to the priZe Money OF £4,275, RawlinSOn TOOK an EStimated £8,000 in winNing bets.

At ROYal ascot oN 8 JUne, IN front Of a crOwD IncLuding the QuEen VIctoria, CoRonatiON walked OVer in thE Ascot derBy (a Race NOw KnOwn As THe KINg edwARd ViI Stakes) WhEn The otHer eNTRANts wEre WithDrawn. on 18 August, CoronAtiOn raCEd aGainsT oldeR horSeS for tHe firsT time In The two and a quartEr miLe Oxford CUp. HE wOn aT oDds of 1/5 BEating isaAc, EXecutriX and CarAVan.

coRONAtIon's performances duRiNG ThE summer hAd been SO dOmINant that ThE St legeR ON 14 SeptEmbeR WaS consideRed a foRMaLiTy, and atTrActed lEsS inTerEst thAN usuAl. He stArted the 1/2 FavouRIte against ten oPPonents, of whom ONlY THe mArquEss Of WestminstEr's cOLt SaTiriST (5/1) wAs gIVen anY chanCe AGaINst him. Coronation tooK tHe lead At halF way and entereD the straigHT TRaveling Well ANd LOoking the likelY winnEr. But SatirISt, ridden By BilL Scott, prOduced a stRONg challeNge, And The Two COLtS raced side-by-sIDE thrOuGhout thE laSt furloNg. IN thE clOsiNg Strides SaTirist gaInEd A sLiGht AdvanTAge, and CoRoNatIoN waS beatEN by "halF a necK". AccOrDiNG to His jockEY, JOHN Day, coRoNatiOn hAd Been "tReatED liKe a spoiLed child" iN thE BuilD-uP tO the St LEger and went to doNcaster somE wAy bElow peAK Fitness.

STud career
Coronation was nOT a great SucCess aS a stAllion, but He dId sire the fLea who Won the 1000 guineAs In 1849. ONE Of his DAUgHteRs, british QueEN, BecAme a sUcCessFul brooDmare. After a few seasONs aT stud in EnglanD, CoRonaTIOn Was EXpORteD tO rusSIA.

Pedigree

CoronaTion was inbReD 4 × 4 To alexander, mEAniNg That the StallioN, a son OF EclipsE, appears tWice in the FoUrth GENerAtion of his Pedigree.

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 positioned Coronation jus t behind t he le ade rs.  T he f avou rite was alway s  tra veling easily, and whe n the  l e adin g  h orses  begant ot i rein  t hest r ai ght,Con olly se nt him tothe  f ront. Corona t io n quicklywen t clear andwas  never  c hal l enged , w innin g easi l y by t hree leng th s  fromV an Ambu r g h.  Fol lowing the race,t he winner was sur rounde db yc e leb rat ing crowds  a nd pa n icked,k ic k i n g o u t and killing  one specta t or.  In ad di tio n  to th e pri ze mon ey of £4,27 5, R awlinsontook a n  estima t ed £8,0 00 inwin nin g be t s. 
AtRo y alA sc oto n 8  June, i nfr ont o f ac r o w d in clu ding  theQueen Victori a,Coro n ati on wa lkedover  i n the  Ascot  Derb y(a race now kno wn a s the Kin g E dw ard  V II St a kes) w hen  th e other  entran t s w er e w it hdrawn. On 18 Augu st , Co ronation  raced ag ai n st older  h ors es f o r  thefirs t  t ime in t he two an da quart er  mileOx for d C up. H e  won  at od ds of 1/ 5 bea t ing Isaac, Exe c utrix and Car a va n . 
C oron ati on's perfor manc e s du ring th e s u mmerhad b ee n  s o  dominant that theSt  Leger  on 1 4 September w as conside r e d  a forma lity ,  a n d attracted le ss in terest tha n  usual.He st arted th e 1/2 fav o u rite aga ins t t enopp o n en ts, of whom o n l y th eMarques s o f Westm ins ter 'scol tSatirist(5/1) wa sgi ve nany  chan c e agains thim .Cor onati o n took  thelead  a th alf  way an d  e n t ered  t he  str aig ht  trav elin g  we ll andlooking t hel ikel ywi nner. B ut Satirist,ri dden by Bi ll  Sc ott, p r o duced astrong challenge, and t h e two c olt s rac ed s ide-by-si dethroug hou t  the l ast fu rlong .Int h e clo s i ng  st ri des Satiri s t  ga inedaslig ht adva ntage, and Coronat i onwas beaten by  "h alfa ne ck" .  A c cor di n g t o his jockey, Joh n Day, Cor on a ti on had bee n  "t re ated li ke a sp oiled child"in the bu ild-up to  t he S t Leg er and wen t to Don caster so m e way be low p eak  fitne ss .
Studcareer Cor onati on was  n ot a g reatsu ccess as  a stallion, but he did  sireThe F lea  who wonthe 100 0 Guineas  in1849. Oneofhis  daug hte r s, Br itis h  Q uee n , bec amea  successf u lbro o d ma re. After a f e w s eason s a t  studin E ngland, Coronatio n  was exportedto R u s sia .
P edig re e

Coronationwas  i n b red 4 ×4to Alexande r, meani ng thatthe st allion , a son o fE clipse , ap pea rs twiceinth e  fourth  g en e ration  ofhi s pedi gree.Refe r e nces

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 positioned_Coronation just_behind the leaders. The_favourite was_always_traveling easily,_and_when the leading_horses began to_tire in the straight,_Conolly sent him_to_the front. Coronation quickly went clear and was never challenged, winning easily by three_lengths_from Van_Amburgh._Following_the race, the winner was_surrounded by celebrating crowds and_panicked, kicking_out and killing one spectator. In addition to_the_prize money of_£4,275, Rawlinson took an estimated £8,000 in winning bets.

At_Royal Ascot on 8 June, in_front of a_crowd_including_the Queen Victoria, Coronation_walked over in the Ascot Derby_(a race now known as the_King Edward VII Stakes) when the other_entrants were withdrawn. On 18 August,_Coronation raced against older horses_for the_first time in the two_and a quarter_mile Oxford_Cup. He won_at odds of 1/5 beating Isaac,_Executrix and Caravan.

Coronation's_performances during the summer had been_so_dominant that the_St_Leger_on 14_September was considered_a_formality, and_attracted_less interest than usual. He started_the_1/2 favourite against ten opponents, of whom_only the Marquess of_Westminster's_colt Satirist (5/1) was_given any chance against him._Coronation took the lead at half_way and_entered the_straight traveling well and looking the likely winner. But Satirist, ridden_by Bill Scott, produced a strong_challenge, and the two_colts raced_side-by-side_throughout the last_furlong._In the_closing strides Satirist gained a slight advantage,_and Coronation_was beaten by "half a neck"._According to his jockey,_John_Day, Coronation had been "treated like_a spoiled child" in the build-up_to the St Leger and_went_to_Doncaster some way below peak_fitness.

Stud career
Coronation was not a great_success as a_stallion, but he did sire The Flea_who_won the 1000 Guineas in 1849._One_of his daughters, British Queen, became_a_successful_broodmare. After a few seasons_at stud in England, Coronation was_exported to Russia.

Pedigree

Coronation was inbred 4 × 4 to_Alexander, meaning that_the stallion, a son of_Eclipse,_appears_twice in the fourth generation of his pedigree.

References

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