Northumberland Plate Tips 2019 & Betting Preview

Northumberland Plate Trends

16/17 – Had won over fourteen furlongs previously
15/17 – Were drawn Stall 14 or lower
10/17 – Aged 5/6 years-old
10/17 – Carried less than 9st
9/17 – Sent off at a double-figure price
4/17 – Sent off the favourite
2/17 – Only Roger Charlton and Donald McCain have won the race more than once
0/17 – No jockey has won the race more than once

Northumberland Plate Tips 2019

Northumberland Plate tips and betting preview including analysis and trends for the 2019 running of the heritage handicap from Newcastle. A race that attracts the best stayers from up and down the country, we’ll have runner by runner analysis for the entire field. This will give you the latest form for each runner, trainer and jockey information and a view on their chances in the race, as well as a definitive selection for the race!

Northumberland Plate Betting

With this race being one of the biggest handicap contests of the season, bookmakers are likely to be offering enhanced place terms and price boosts for the race. It pays to shop around and find the best prices and terms, especially in such a competitive race with a maximum field.

Northumberland Plate Previous Winners

2018 – Withhold (5/1f)
2017 – Higher Power (11/2)
2016 – Antiquarium (16/1)
2015 – Quest For More (15/2)
2014 – Angel Gabrial (4/1f)
2013 – Tominator (8/1)
2012 – Ile de Re (5/2f)
2011 – Tominator (25/1)
2010 – Overturn (14/1)
2009 – Som Tala (16/1)
2008 – Arc Bleu (14/1)
2007 – Juniper Girl (5/1f)
2006 – Toldo (33/1)
2005 – Sergeant Cecil (14/1)
2004 – Mirijan (33/1)
2003 – Unleash (10/1)
2002 – Bangalore (8/1)

Northumberland Plate Runners & Entries

It’s rare that the Northumberland Plate doesn’t attract a maximum field and with 41 runners still standing their ground at the five-day stage, we should be granted another fascinating renewal of the race. Withhold won the race twelve months ago as the favourite after being subject to quite the gamble, though this is a race that tends to go to the bigger prices.