Who / What
Postponed is an Irish‑bred Thoroughbred racehorse, now retired and serving as a breeding stallion. He is best known for his victories in prominent middle‑distance races, including the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Background & History
Foaled on 4 April 2011, Postponed was bred in Ireland and trained in Britain. He began his racing career as a two‑year‑old, securing a single minor win before establishing himself as a reliable middle‑distance performer. The following year he captured the Glasgow Stakes and the Great Voltigeur Stakes, setting the stage for his most significant triumph.
Why Notable
Postponed’s win in the 2015 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot is regarded as the pinnacle of his career, placing him among the elite middle‑distance runners of his era. He followed this with a win in the Prix Foy, solidifying his reputation on the European racing scene. His successful transition to a breeding stallion underscores his lasting impact on the Thoroughbred lineage.
In the News
Although retired, Postponed continues to influence the breeding industry, with his offspring being entered in notable races worldwide. Recent breeding seasons have seen increased interest in his genetics, reflecting his enduring reputation among breeders.
