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Gran Premio Polla de Potrillos (Argentina)

The Gran Premio Polla de Potrillos is a Group 1 flat horse race in Argentina open to three-year-old colts run over a distance of at Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo. It is the first race in the Argentinian Triple Crown, and equivalent to the English 2000 Guineas Stakes. It is considered one of the principle races in defining the champion three-year-old colt, and generally occurs in September, near the beginning of a horse's three-year-old season.

History

The Gran Premio Polla de Potrillos was first run in 1895, and has been run every year since then. Since its inauguration, its distance, surface, and location have not changed. In 1966, champion racehorse Forli won the race by 17 lengths in record time of 1:33 2/5. Due to the less accurate clocks of the time that only measured to a fifth of a second, this time may or may not be equivalent to the current speed record of 1:33.20.

Since 2016, the race has been run in conjunction with the Horse Parade art show, to promote the arts and raise money for non-profit organizations.

Records (since 1988)

Speed record:

Largest margin of victory:

Most wins by a jockey:

Most wins by a trainer:

Most wins by an owner:

  • 2 – Haras La Biznaga (1993, 1996)
  • 2 – Haras de la Pomme (1995, 1999)
  • 2 – Haras Las Telas (1997, 1998)
  • 2 – Ana Ruth (2005, 2006)

Winners since 1988

Earlier winners

  • 1895: Tom Pouce
  • 1896: Talma
  • 1897: Balcarce
  • 1898: Honor
  • 1899: Dictador II
  • 1900: Triboulet
  • 1901: Porrazo
  • 1902: Pippermint
  • 1903: Roderick Dhu
  • 1904: Old Man
  • 1905: Pelayo
  • 1906: Melgarejo
  • 1907: Basalto
  • 1908: Chopp
  • 1909: Baratiere
  • 1910: Larrea
  • 1911: Saint Marceaux
  • 1912: Inspector
  • 1913: Duc de Maine
  • 1914: Kick II
  • 1915: Picacero
  • 1916: Vadarkblar
  • 1917: Botafogo
  • 1918: Caricato
  • 1919: Buen Ojo
  • 1920: Lepanto
  • 1921: Pulgarin
  • 1922: Rico
  • 1923: Ordenaza
  • 1924: Capablancea
  • 1925: Macón
  • 1926: Gold Seeker
  • 1927: Congreve
  • 1928: Hechicero
  • 1929: Tresiete
  • 1930: Schopenhauer
  • 1931: Mineral
  • 1932: Correlo
  • 1934: Silfo
  • 1935: Rebaño
  • 1936: Médicis
  • 1937: Vino Puro
  • 1938: Sorteado
  • 1939: Embrujo
  • 1940: Zurrún
  • 1941: Gay Boy
  • 1942: Halcón
  • 1943: Black Out
  • 1944: Adén
  • 1945: Estuardo
  • 1946: Remo
  • 1947: Nigromante
  • 1948: Quetzalcoatl
  • 1949: Pancho Freddy
  • 1950: Mirontón
  • 1951: Yatasto
  • 1952: Buscapié
  • 1953: Profundo
  • 1954: Dorón
  • 1955: Tatán
  • 1956: Solito
  • 1957: Carapálida
  • 1958: Manantial
  • 1959: Panair
  • 1960: Cachetero & Fiumé (DH)
  • 1961: Nápoles
  • 1962: Ukase
  • 1963: Trousseau
  • 1964: Gobernado
  • 1965: Laconique
  • 1966: Forli
  • 1967: Gran Atleta
  • 1968: Frescor
  • 1969: Martinet
  • 1970: Cipol
  • 1971: Tropical Sun
  • 1972: Mucho Sol
  • 1973: Mariache
  • 1974: Telefónico
  • 1975: Ivanhoe III
  • 1976: Paris
  • 1977: Cipayo
  • 1978: Telescópico
  • 1979: Fabiolo
  • 1980: Mountdrago
  • 1981: Chirlazo
  • 1982: Pinturicchio
  • 1983: El Asesor
  • 1984: Just In Case
  • 1985: Sings
  • 1986: El Serrano
  • 1987: Pranke

References

Argentina Jockey Club Race Results