The Gran Premio Jockey Club is a Group 1 flat horse race in Argentina open to three-year-olds run over a distance of at Hipódromo de San Isidro. It is the second race in the Argentinian Triple Crown and is the oldest stakes race on the Argentinian calendar.

History

The Gran Premio Jockey Club was first run in 1883 as the principal race organized by the Jockey Club de Buenos Aires. It was originally run at the Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo. The race was moved to Hipódromo de San Isidro in 1955.

Gran Premio Jockey Club (Argentina)

In 1982, Fort de France set a world record for 2000 meters that lasted for over twenty years in winning the Gran Premio Jockey Club in a time of 1:57.1

Gran Premio Jockey Club (Argentina)

The 2022 disqualification of El Musical for interference with Natán resulted in violence and vandalism from patrons displeased with the result. The connections of El Musical were suspended.

Gran Premio Jockey Club (Argentina)

Records (since 1988) Speed record:

1:57.2 – L'Express (1991) 1:57.27 – City Banker (2008)

Largest margin of victory:

11 lengths – Ice Point (2001)

Longest odds winner:

47.10 – Zodiacal (2021)

Shortest odds winner:

1.65 – Ultrasonido (1988) 1.65 – Chullo (1997)

Most wins by a jockey:

4 – Pablo Gustavo Falero (2001, 2003, 2004, 2018)

Most wins by a trainer:

7 – Carlos D. Etchechoury (2006, 2007, 2008, 2017, 2020, 2022, 2023) 3 – Alfredo F. Gaitan Dassie (1995, 2009, 2011) 3 – Juan Carlos Etchechoury (1999, 2002, 2010) 3 – Juan Carlos Maldotti (2001, 2003, 2004)

Most wins by an owner:

3 – Las Montijas (2020, 2022, 2023) 2 – La Frontera (2002, 2010) 2 – Haras Futuro (2009, 2013) 2 – Haras El Angel de Venecia (2017, 2019)

Most wins by a breeder:

4 – Haras Santa Maria de Araras (2003, 2008, 2016, 2017) 3 – Haras Futuro (2009, 2011, 2013)

Winners since 1988

Earlier winners

1883: Nana

1884: Miss Palmer

1885: Beausoleil

1886: Hawk Eye

1887: Lenape

1888: Marinera

1889: Ministro

1890: San Martin

1891: Amianto

1892: Rivadavia

1893: Malakoff

1894: Langero

1895: Ontario

1896: Purrán

1897: Orange

1898: Le Sancy

1899: Valero

1900: Cordon Rouge

1901: Urunday

1902: Pippermint

1903: Américo

1904: Old Man

1905: Pelayo

1906: Melgarejo

1907: Orinoco

1908: Chopp

1909: Casiopea

1910: Espirita

1911: Volador

1912: Balboa

1913: Asturiano

1914: Avicenia

1915: Ocurrencia

1916: Vadarkblar

1917: Botafogo

1918: Caricato

1919: Buen Ojo

1920: Calderón

1921: Agüeros

1922: Rico

1923: La Patria

1924: Lombardo

1925: Pedantón

1926: Rubens

1927: Bermejo

1928: Pibería

1929: Cocles

1930: Sierra Balcarce

1931: Mineral

1932: Payaso

1934: Silfo

1935: Ix

1936: Médicis

1937: Rolando

1938: Sorteado

1939: Embrujo

1940: La Mission

1941: Bubalco

1942: Tónico & a Volonté (dead heat) 1943: Filón 1944: Guatán 1945: Estuardo 1946: Seductor 1947: Nigromante 1948: Cruz Montiel 1949: Kentucky 1950: Albarracin 1951: Yatasto 1952: Branding 1953: Pontino 1954: Basajuan 1955: Tatán 1956: Pipote 1957: Carapálida 1958: Manantial 1959: Mamboretá 1960: Pechazo 1961: Marista 1962: Huxley 1963: Snow Bluff 1964: Gobernado 1965: Tai 1966: Forli 1967: El Califa 1968: Mondragón 1969: Practicante 1970: Cipol 1971: Indian Good 1972: Dimbokro 1973: Moraes Tinto 1974: El Gran Capitán 1975: Full of Wine 1976: Crest Pan 1977: Farnesio 1978: Telescópico 1979: Duero 1980: Mountdrago 1981: Tello 1982: Fort de France 1983: Ball Fighter 1984: Reverente 1985: Bonsoir 1986: El Serrano 1987: Monte Simón

References

Horse races in Argentina

Graded stakes races

Flat horse races for three-year-olds