Result · Windsor · Monday 13 July 2026
6:20 Windsor result: Ferrystream wins the Ambrose Loves Reggae EBF Novice Stakes (Div I) (GBB Race)
Class 46f flatGoing Good To Firm12 ranTime 1m 12.66sWinner's prize £5,400
Ferrystream won the 6:20 at Windsor on Monday 13 July 2026, beating Mithaaly by ¾ length. Ridden by Oisin Murphy for trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam, the two-year-old was sent off at 11/2 and covered the 6f on good to firm ground in 1m 12.66s. Secret Society was a further ¼ length back in third at 9/2.
6:20 Windsor full result: finishing order and SPs
| Pos | Horse | Jockey / trainer | Btn | SP | OR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Ferrystream (IRE) 2yo · 9-2 |
Oisin Murphy Jane Chapple-Hyam | — | 11/2 | — |
| 2 |
Mithaaly (GB) 2yo · 9-7 |
Tom Marquand George Boughey | ¾ l | 17/2 | — |
| 3 |
Secret Society (IRE) 2yo · 9-7 |
Harry Davies Clive Cox | ¼ l | 9/2 | — |
| 4 |
Magi Melchior (GB) 2yo · 9-7 |
Sean Levey Richard Hannon | 3¾ l | 5/2FAV | — |
| 5 |
Artemis Star (GB) 2yo · 9-7 · h |
Lewis Edmunds William Muir & Chris Grassick | ¼ l | 40/1 | — |
| 6 |
Goodwood Meteor (GB) 2yo · 9-7 |
Rob Hornby Marcus Tregoning | 2 l | 12/1 | — |
| 7 |
Launchpad (IRE) 2yo · 9-7 |
Luke Morris Nick Littmoden | 2¼ l | 150/1 | — |
| 8 |
Sovereigns High (IRE) 2yo · 9-7 |
Rhys Clutterbuck Ralph Beckett | ½ l | 5/1 | — |
| 9 |
Courage Best (IRE) 2yo · 9-2 |
Darragh Keenan Rod Millman | ½ l | 80/1 | — |
| 10 |
Amethyst Star (GB) 2yo · 9-2 |
Jack Mitchell Eve Johnson Houghton | ¼ l | 10/1 | — |
| 11 |
Cutlass (FR) 2yo · 9-7 |
Joe Leavy Brian Meehan | ¾ l | 11/1 | — |
| 12 |
Q T Boy (GB) 2yo · 9-7 |
William Carson David Evans | 1½ l | 28/1 | — |
Windsor 6:20 returns
Tote win£6.50Per £1 stake
Tote place£2.50 £3 £1.60Per £1 stake
Exacta£32.501st and 2nd in order
CSF£52.67Computer straight forecast
Trifecta£236.701st, 2nd and 3rd in order
6:20 Windsor result: FAQs
Who won the 6:20 at Windsor on Monday 13 July 2026?
Ferrystream, ridden by Oisin Murphy and trained by Jane Chapple-Hyam, at a starting price of 11/2.
Did the favourite win?
No. Magi Melchior, the 5/2 favourite, finished fourth, 4¾ lengths behind the winner.
What was the winning time?
1m 12.66s over 6f on good to firm ground.
