Workforce - 9 Dante Stakes winners in 55 years have followed up with a Derby success but Workforce is the only horse to get beaten at York and win at Epsom.
Gabrial. If you see a horse with this in its name somewhere its very likely to be owned by Dr.Marwan Koukash, who often names his horses after members of his family. Examples include Gabrial's Kaka, Gabrial the thug and Angel Gabrial
Jack Dexter- Jim Goldie trained Gelding, who is currently scheduled to take part in tomorrow's Duke of York Stakes. Winner of 6 of his 13 starts, he disappointed in his last race by finishing 12th of 20 when sent off as favourite.
Leading trainer for both the classic trials at York this week with 7 winners of the Dante and 9 of the Musidora is Henry Cecil. Three fillies and 1 colt have gone on to win at Epsom.
McVitie's - snack food brand owned by United Biscuits.
1975 Dante Stakes victor Hobnob is the only winner of the race with the same name as a best-selling oat-based biscuit made by McVitie's and available in several tasty varieties.
Nestle, whose brand Kit Kat was done no favours by a horse of the same name owed by the Chocolatiers who in 3 starts failed to win any prize money and was beaten a total of 104 lengths.
Pricewise - when William Hill reported disappointing trading results in the autumn of 2005 the company's chief executive blamed Pricewise for going on a hot streak.
Thursday - traditional raceday for The Derby from its inception in 1780 until 1837 when it was changed to Wednesday (apparently to fit in with railway timetables).
In one or two years the race has been run on a Tuesday but it's never been staged on a Sunday, Monday or Friday.