Major Wins
Great Britain
- 1,000 Guineas - (1) - Sky Lantern (2013)
- 2,000 Guineas – (3) – Mon Fils (1973), Don't Forget Me (1987), Tirol (1990)
- Cheveley Park Stakes – (1) – Indian Ink (2006)
- Cork and Orrery Stakes – (2) – Shalford (1992), Bold Edge (1999)
- Coronation Stakes – (1) – Indian Ink (2007)
- Falmouth Stakes – (4) – Only Yours (1991), Niche (1993), Lemon Souffle (1994), Caramba (1995)
- July Cup – (1) – Mr Brooks (1992)
- Lockinge Stakes – (3) – Swing Low (1993), Paco Boy (2010), Canford Cliffs (2011)
- Nassau Stakes – (1) – Caramba (1995)
- Nunthorpe Stakes – (1) – Lyric Fantasy (1992)
- Queen Anne Stakes – (2) – Paco Boy (2009), Canford Cliffs (2011)
- St. James's Palace Stakes – (1) – Canford Cliffs (2010)
- Sussex Stakes – (2) – Reel Buddy (2003), Canford Cliffs (2010)
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