22 horses provisionally entered in 2026 2000 Guineas
We Jammin (Omar Walker) on his way to an easy win in the $4- million Wayne DaCosta OD Jamaica Two-Year-Old Stakes on Friday, December 26, 20256.(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Horse Racing, Sports
May 22, 2026

22 horses provisionally entered in 2026 2000 Guineas

Twenty-two colts and geldings have been provisionally entered for the second Classic of 2026, the 2000 Guineas for three year olds, set for Sunday, June 7 over one mile (1,600m). Each runner will carry 126 lbs.

The provisional field is listed below in order of lifetime earnings with trainers.

 

 

 

Trainer Gary Subratie with his charge Stardom (Dane Dawkins) after winning The Kingston on Saturday, May 9, 2026.Naphtali Junior

Trainer Gary Subratie with his charge Stardom (Dane Dawkins) after winning The Kingston on Saturday, May 9, 2026. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)

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