2021 2,000 Guineas result: where your horse finished and who won
Racing fans were treated to an enthralling running of the 2021 Qipco 2,000 Guineas live on ITV on Saturday. Find out where your selections finished in the big race . . .
Finishing positions
1 Poetic Flare 16-1
2 Master Of The Seas 6-1
3 Lucky Vega 12-1
4 Naval Crown 50-1
5 Chindit 12-1
6 One Ruler 10-1
7 Mutasaabeq 6-1
8 Van Gogh 20-1
9 Legion Of Honour 80-1
10 Mystery Smiles 66-1
11 Wembley 13-2
12 Devilwala 100-1
13 Battleground 9-2f
14 Thunder Moon 11-2
Withdrawn – Albadri
Members can watch the 2,000 Guineas replay here
Read more from Guineas day . . .
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