St Mark's Basilica takes lead in Cartier Horse of the Year standings
St Mark's Basilica heads the Cartier Horse of the Year standings after his impressive victory in the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown this month.
The son of Siyouni has 112 points after beating Saudi Cup winner Mishriff and Addeybb in the Group 1, adding to his Classic victories in the Poule d'Essai des Poulains and Prix du Jockey Club this season.
He is 16 points clear at the top from Queen Anne Stakes winner Palace Pier and 2,000 Guineas and St James's Palace Stakes winner Poetic Flare, who are on 96 points, while he also heads the Three-Year-Old Colt division.
Palace Pier remains the leader in the Older Horse category, while 1,000 Guineas winner Mother Earth – second in the Falmouth Stakes last week – leads the Three-Year-Old Filly division with 88 points.
Subjectivist was ruled out for the season due to injury following his Ascot Gold Cup victory, but that success at the royal meeting put him top of the Stayer division with 60 points.
July Cup scorer Starman has joined Oxted – who was third at Newmarket – at the top of the Sprinter category on 48 points.
Cartier Horse Of The Year rankings
Cartier Horse of the Year
St Mark's Basilica 112
Palace Pier 96
Poetic Flare 96
Mother Earth 88
Broome 80
Addeybb 60
Hurricane Lane 60
Subjectivist 60
Joan Of Arc 56
Skalleti 56
Snowfall 56
Cartier Older Horse
Palace Pier 96
Broome 80
Addeybb 60
Skalleti 56
Love 48
Cartier Three-Year-Old Colt
St Mark's Basilica 112
Poetic Flare 96
Hurricane Lane 60
Adayar 52
Bolshoi Ballet 40
Dragon Symbol 40
Cartier Three-Year-Old Filly
Mother Earth 88
Joan Of Arc 56
Snowfall 56
Alcohol Free 48
Snow Lantern 48
Cartier Sprinter
Oxted 48
Starman 48
Dragon Symbol 40
Campanelle 32
Dream Of Dreams 32
Cartier Stayer
Subjectivist 60
Spanish Mission 28
Princess Zoe 24
Skazino 24
Baron Samedi 20
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