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TAB Adelaide Cup (Group and Listed Registered Name – Adelaide Cup) (Group 2) - 3200 Metres Previously run at Morphettville on the third day (Monday) of the SAJC Autumn meeting in May, moved to March date in 2005. Race first run at Morphettville in1876. Previous to this date it was run on the Old Course. (From 1864 to 1883 the race was run over two miles, it was altered to one mile and five furlongs in 1884 and was run over this distance until 1945, when it was changed back to two miles. The race was made a handicap for the first time in 1868. In 1885, when there was betting restrictions in South Australia, the Cup was run at Flemington. The race was not run in the years 1870, 1871, 1886, 1887, 1888) held at Victoria Park on 1980 due to Grand Stand rebuild it was washed out in 2000, it was run the following week at Victoria Park. Year Winner Sire Owner Trainer Rider Ag Weigh Time e t 1864 Falcon Warhawk P E Dowling J Morrison A 10.1 3.50½ 1865 Ebor The Premier J C James D Fountain 6 10.4 3.55½ 1866 Cowra Fisherman E M Bagot G Stevens 3 8.4 3.50 1867 Cowra Fisherman E M Bagot W Simpson 4 9.6 3.49 1868 Cupbearer Croupier T J Ryan H Tothill A 8.4 3.46 1869 Norma Athos W Lang W Southall 4 7.0 3.54 1872 Australian Buck New Warrior R Holland S Davis 6 7.0 3.51 1873 Dolphin Vagabond W Filgate H Grubb 4 8.5 3.49 1874 Ace of Trumps Ace of Clubs W Gerrard T Hales 5 7.13 3.44 1875 Lurline Traducer W E Dakin W E Dakin G Donnelly 5 9.1 3.41 1876 Impudence Tregeagle G Bennett J Kilduff 3 6.2 3.37 1877 Aldinga Talk O’ the Hill G Gardiner T Hales 3 7.3 3.58¼ 1878 Glenormiston Fireworks W Filgate W Filgate G Williams 3 7.4 3.43 1879 Banter Conrad R Barr-Smith J Kilduff A 6.11 3.35 1880 First Water Fireworks W Pile J H Hill D Boase 3 7.2 3.39 1881 Totalizator Bluegown S Barnard J H Hill D Boase 3 6.7 3.37 1882 Euclid Panic H Haines H Haines M O’Brien 5 7.4 3.36¼ 1883 Sting Grandmaster E Weekes I T Carslake J Williams 4 8.9 3.35¼ 1884 Malua St. Albans J O Inglis I Foulsham C Ivemy 4 9.0 2.55¼ 1885 Lord Wilton Countryman E W Elllis F McNamara T Sanders 4 7.0 2.53¼ 1889 The Lawyer Savanaka J Crozier J Watson J Tomlin 3 7.10 2.56¼ Young 1890 Shootover W R Barnes E Hodgkins A 7.7 2.53 Tregeagle 1891 Stanley Grandmaster J Reichan C Quinn 5 9.2 2.54 1892 Jericho Gang Forward H A Barnett T Keily C Foon 3 7.10 2.55 Robinson 1893 Vakeel J Crozier J Watson D Boase 3 8.2 2.54 Crusoe ½ 1894 Port Admiral Richmond W Blacxler T Keily C Quinn 3 8.9 2.52½ 1895 Eslwick Nordenfeldt A S Chirnside A Taylor J Anwin 5 7.11 2.53 1896 Warpaint Chester E Power E Power E Power 5 9.3 2.51¼ 1897 Mora Malua W Murray G Salter J Cunningham 5 7.8 2.52 1898 Paul Pry Lochiel Sir Rupert Clarke J Scobie W Powell 4 8.5 2.51¼ 1899 Contrast Commotion J B Pearson T Rawlings W P Burn 5 7.0 2.51½ 1900 Tarquin Neckersgat R Phillips E B McKeon H Holmes 5 9.0 2.54½ 1901 Gunga Din Carlyon J Crozier H Hopwood W Redfearn 4 8.9 2.52¼ 1902 The Idler Far Niente J Williams J Williams S G Thomas 4 7.11 2.51½ Pilgrim’s 1903 Sojourner W Fitzgerald J H Hill W T Hopwood 3 8.3 2.51 Progress W 1904 Sport Royal Malvolio A H McLean B Carslake 6 8.10 2.49 Hickenbotham 240 Morphettville Road, North Plympton, South Australia 5037 GPO Box 2646, Adelaide SA 5001 Phone: 61 (08) 8179 9800 www.theracessa.com.au Thoroughbred Racing SA Limited ACN 094 475 939 TAB Adelaide Cup (Group and Listed Registered Name – Adelaide Cup) (Group 2) - 3200 Metres 1905 Troytown Wallace J O’Keefe A Skirving E Andrews 3 6.11 2.52¼ 1906 Dynamite Barr A McFarlane (Jnr) Owner W Foulsham 4 6.13 2.50 1907 Spinaway Light Artillery H Graves J H Hill J Campbell 4 7.2 2.50 1908 Destinist Destiny C L Moorhouse M Whelan J McDonald 6 8.4 2.54 1909 Kooringa Bobadil S J Jacobs T Keily J Liddle 5 8.5 2.50¼ 1910 Medaglia Medallion R M Hawker C Howie W McLachlan 5 7.10 2.51¼ 1911 Eye Glass (Imp) Isinglass E E D Clarke J Scobie R Lewis 4 8.12 2.50¼ 1912 Eye Glass (Imp) Isinglass E E D Clarke J Scobie R Lewis 5 9.9 2.50¼ 1913 Midnight Sun Multiform E J Watt D J Price E Lowe 4 8.9 2.50 1914 Hamburg Belle Planudes L Robertson L Robertson J Accola 5 7.0 2.50 (Imp) 1915 Naxbery Positano F Burn F Burn W Foulsham 3 8.7 2.49 1916 St. Spasa (Imp) St Amant T C Tait J Patterson G A Bax 6 9.0 2.49¼ 1917 Green Cap (Imp) Martagon J Timms J Scobie R Lewis 6 9.5 2.48¼ 1918 Elsdon (Imp) Symington Robinson & Clark R Bradfield F Bullock 4 8.6 2.46 1919 Dependence Pendil W H Richardson I Reid F Herbert 5 7.8 2.49 1920 Wee Gun Kooringa H E Gregory H E Gregory J V Hopwood 8.5 2.53¼ 1921 Sir Marco (Imp) Marco G Bennett R Burgess B Rosen 6 6.12 2.47¼ 1922 Repique Piquet P Timmens P Timmens R Morley 4 7.11 2.49¼ C L J Ducois & 1923 King Ingoda Comedy Jing J Scobie A Wilson 4 9.7 2.51 R W Bennett ½ 1924 Wynette Lord Alwyne S Torr H W Torr E W Simmons 6 9.2 2.45 1925 Stralia True Scot W R Morgan H Morgan H Badger 5 6.10 2.49½ 1926 Spearer Spearhead H J Gymer H Gymer A Reed 5 8.5 2.47½ 1927 Three Kings Comedy King F H Scarlett F Godby H Jones 5 8.3 2.45¼ 1928 Altimeter Kenilworth H P Watson & R C Baker H McCalman A Wilson 5 7.4 2.44 1929 Parallana Australian Sun A & J Fimeri E Williams N Percival 4 5.11 2.49 1930 Temptation Roy Alwyne J Scobie J Scobie R Evans 4 5.10 2.45½ 1931 Suzami Devizes P J Carey I Reid R Medhurst 4 7.5 2.45¼ 1932 Romany Rye Bucklaw A T Cresswick J Cripps (Jnr) A Wilson 5 7.8 2.44½ 1933 Infirmiere Amalfi H Mailan B Matson S Kite 5 7.4 2.46 1934 Sir Roseland Virgin Gold C R Giles F Matson F Godby 4 6.13 2.46 1935 Mellion Trilion C H Wood C H Wood G Mules 5 7.10 2.45 1936 Cape York Cape Horn C L Moorhouse M Whelan N Percival 4 7.1 2.51½ 1937 Donaster Great Star J A McLeod & C F Taylor F W Hoysted A Breasley 4 8.11 2.43½ 1938 Dartford Petunia J Harvey J Harvey W Elliot 4 8.5 2.48½ 1939 Son of Aurous Son O’ Mine L Sluice F G Doran H Olsen 4 7.9 2.46 1940 Apostrophe Parenthesis E J Satchell J M Brett R Medhurst 4 7.6 2.44¼ 1941 Yodvara Yodelist W P Oliver C Whitfield R Elder 5 7.1 2.46½ 1944 Chief Watchman The Night Patrol E R & O J Smith H G Porter H Bastian 5 8.10 2.49 1945 Blankenburg Blank N S Spencer H J Bailey H Olsen 5 8.1 3.25½ 1946 Little Tich Actor W P A Lapthorne I Reid E Preston 5 7.7 3.31 1947 Beau Cheval Beau Pere Mr & Mrs J Roach G A McDonald R Medhurst 5 8.8 3.23½ 1948 Sanctus Parenthesis G & J Madden J J Maloney A Breasley 5 8.1 3.25 1949 Colin Collingwood R Roach R Roach W Williamson 5 7.12 3.23 1950 Peerless Fox Foxbridge H Harzmeyer C G Manley E Preston 4 7.12 3.23 1951 Peerless Fox Foxbridge H Harzmeyer C G Manley E Preston 5 8.9 3.30 1952 Aldershot Pageant H G Raymond A Macdonald J Thompson 4 7.12 3.25¼ 1953 Royal Pageant Portfolio L McMahon K Lafferty W Pyers 7.13 3.24¼ 1954 Spearfolio Sun Storm R Robbins H Cousens N Sellwood 6 7.11 3.27 1955 Storm Glow Enfield P J Cummings J M Cummings B V Hall 3 7.2 3.29 1956 Pushover Avalanche R Brew J P Lewis R Hutchinson 5 8.10 3.31.8 Mrs O Kirchner & Miss l Graeme 1957 Borgia Timanova Des Coleman 4 7.9 3.29.3 Lewis Heagney 1958 Star Aim Star of Baroda E J Hayes G A Reid T Hoppo 3 7.5 3.34 1959 Mac MacArthur I D Kitto & J H Eden A I Munro B Quinlan 4 7.13 3.24 240 Morphettville Road, North Plympton, South Australia 5037 GPO Box 2646, Adelaide SA 5001 Phone: 61 (08) 8179 9800 www.theracessa.com.au Thoroughbred Racing SA Limited ACN 094 475 939 TAB Adelaide Cup (Group and Listed Registered Name – Adelaide Cup) (Group 2) - 3200 Metres 1960 Lourdale Huntingdale L J Sullivan Ron Dini K Ford 7 7.3 3.35.8 1961 Far AwayPlaces Royal Empire H C Nitschke W Tait Des Coleman 4 7.3 3.26.4 1962 Cheong Sam Confessor A C Saxon Colin Hayes Jim Johnson 4 8.2 3.23.8 1963 Woolstar Star of Baroda H V Austin Max Williams A May 5 7.9 3.24 1964 Jamagne Toastmaster H H Lehmann H H Lehmann Glynn Pretty 5 7.7 3.24 1965 Hunting Horn Pride of Kildare J D & R A Lee Les Patterson A May 4 8.3 3.23½ 1966 Prince Camillo Camillo K & W T Fisher W T Fisher P Gumbleton 4 7.5 3.29.3 1967 Fulmen Le Filou V J Peters Bart Cummings Roy Higgins 4 8.4 3.25.3 Graeme 1968 Rain Lover Latin Lover Clifford A Reid John Letts 3 7.4 3.31 Heagney 1969 Gnapur Faubourg II D Page George Hanlon Harry White 4 7.11 3.21 1970 Tavel Alcimedes P J Carter & J M Seccull Bart Cummings Allan Trevena 3 7.10 3.23.2 R & T Marks, M & H Marker 1971 Laelia (NZ) Oncidium Bart Cummings D Hillis 3 7.5 3.25 & J C Doyle ½ 1972 Wine Taster Ruantallan Mr & Mrs W Hill Smith Colin Hayes Kevin Langby 3 7.7 3.27.1 1973 Tavel Alcimedes E R Judd & F G Rosenbrock E R Judd Mick Goreham 5 51.5 3.28.2 1974 Phar Ace Landau T H Teo R Morrissey K Mitchell 5 52 3.30.2 1975 Soulman Agricola Mr & Mrs D Mack D Mack Alf Matthews 5 47 3.29.4 1976 Grand Scale (NZ) Gigantic R S Prentice M L Willmott John Letts 53 3.20½ Mrs G Godfrey & Mrs R Tommy 1977 Reckless Better Boy Pat Trotter 5 52 3.25.8 Walker Woodcock Mr & Mrs T North, 1978 Hyperno Rangong Mr & Mrs G Herscu Gary Murphy Mick Goreham 4 58 3.22.7 & Dr R Lake Run the Swettenham Stud Syn (R E 1979 Panamint (IRE) Colin Graves John Miller 5 53 3.25.1 Gauntlet Sangster) 1980 Yashmak Zamazaan Mr & Mrs R A Lee Colin Hayes Brent Thomson 6 54 3.22.40 L J Williams, G N Frew & T R Malcolm 1981 Just A Dash Whiskey Road Tommy Smith 3 48.5 3.23.20 (USA) Pettiona Johnston 1982 Dealer’s Choice Balios (GB) Mrs G A Burrows Ron Morgan Des Coleman 5 49.0 3.29.00 Firefly Pty Ltd (M Porter) In the Purple 1983 Amarant (NZ) & Monmatt Investments (M George Hanlon John Letts 5 51.0 3.27.50 (FR) Finlay) Moss Kingdom K Biggs Enterprises Pty Ltd 1984 Moss Trooper Frank Maynard Jim Taylor 4 53.0 3.21.60 (NZ) (USA) (K Biggs) 1985 Toujours Mio Eucalytpus (GB) Mr & Mrs
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    WELLINGTON DELIVERS ALL TOO HARD A FOURTH GR 1 WINNER - page 18 Monday, April 26, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here SEBRING COLT THREE KINGS HAS MORE TO GIVE AFTER ANZAC DAY STAKES SUCCESS - PAGE 1 First-crop colt CAPTIVANT, winner of the G1 Champagne Stakes Trainers: Peter & Paul Snowden Owners: Newgate Bloodstock, China Horse Club Racing Pty Ltd, Horse Ventures, Newgate S F, Go Bloodstock Australia, Starlight Racing, Glenlogan Park, Highgrove Stud, Nick Vass Bloodstock, Aston Bloodstock, Grant Bloodstock Pty Ltd, Carpe Diem, G1G Racing & Breeding Breeder: Ashleigh Thoroughbreds Jockey: James McDonald WELLINGTON DELIVERS ALL TOO HARD A FOURTH GR 1 WINNER - page 18 Monday, April 26, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here THE WEEK AHEAD - PAGE 19 MORNING BRIEFING - PAGE 7 Sebring colt Three Kings What's on Race meetings: Albury (NSW), Port has more to give after Anzac Macquarie (NSW), Mildura (VIC), Albany (WA), Avondale (NZ) Day Stakes success Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Albury (NSW), McEvoys considering SA Sires’ Produce Stakes before Port Macquarie (NSW), Moe (VIC), spring campaign is mapped out for juvenile Cranbourne (VIC), Albany (WA) International meetings: Ayr (UK), Southwell (UK), Lingfield (UK), Windsor (UK), Thirsk (UK), Naas (IRE) Sales: Inglis Digital April (Late) Sale International sales: Keeneland The April Sale (US) Tagaloa retired to take place on Yulong roster Blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner Three Kings RACING PHOTOS Tagaloa (Lord Kanaloa) has been retired by Yulong through the ranks with his second win to stand and will take up his place on their stallion BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS in succession in the Listed feature race, roster for the 2021 breeding season as the first onnections of Three Kings, a colt prompting the stable to consider raising the son of Japanese stallion Lord Kanaloa (King from the second-last crop of Sebring bar again with the lightly-raced colt.
  • • SA GROUP and LISTED • Subject to Amendment

    • SA GROUP and LISTED • Subject to Amendment

    52 2019-2020 SEASON • SA GROUP AND LISTED • Subject to amendment DATE COURSE PRIZE MONEY RACE (AND REGISTERED RACE NAME) LISTING DISTANCE AUGUST 2019 Saturday 17 Morphettville 120,000 DAVID R COLES AM SPRING STAKES (WFA) Group 3 1200m Saturday 31 Morphettville Parks 100,000 PENNY EDITION STAKES (WFA) Listed 1400m SEPTEMBER 2019 Wednesday 11 Balaklava 100,000 BALAKLAVA CUP (Quality Handicap) Listed 1600m Saturday 14 Morphettville 100,000 MORPHETTVILLE GUINEAS (3YO Fillies –SW) Listed 1600m Saturday 21 Morphettville 100,000 TOKYO CITY CUP (SW + P) Listed 1800m Saturday 21 Morphettville 100,000 W H WYLIE HANDICAP (Quality) Listed 1100m OCTOBER 2019 Saturday 12 Morphettville 100,000 HILL SMITH STAKES (3YO – SW) Listed 1800m Saturday 12 Morphettville 100,000 DURBRIDGE STAKES (WFA) Listed 1200m Friday 18 Murray Bridge 100,000 CARLTON DRAUGHT MURRAY BRIDGE GOLD CUP (Quality Handicap) Listed 1600m NOVEMBER 2019 Saturday 30 Morphettville 100,000 CITY OF MARION STAKES (Quality Handicap) Listed 1200m DECEMBER 2019 Saturday 14 Morphettville 100,000 CHRISTMAS HANDICAP (Quality Handicap) Listed 1200m FEBRUARY 2020 Saturday 15 Morphettville 100,000 BIRTHDAY CUP (Quality Handicap) Listed 2000m Saturday 29 Morphettville 120,000 LORD REIMS STAKES (SW + Penalties) Group 3 2600m Saturday 29 Morphettville 100,000 CINDERELLA STAKES (2YO Fillies – Set Weights) Listed 1050m MARCH 2020 Monday 9 Morphettville 400,000 TAB ADELAIDE CUP Group 2 3200m Monday 9 Morphettville 100,000 C S HAYES MEMORIAL CUP (Quality Handicap) Listed 1600m Monday 9 Morphettville 100,000
  • Download Entire 2009 Book

    Download Entire 2009 Book

    INTERNATIONAL CATALOGUING STANDARDS and INTERNATIONAL STATISTICS 2009 Maintained by The International Grading and Race Planning Advisory Committee (IRPAC) Published by The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. in association with the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities The standards established by IRPAC have been approved by Society of International Thoroughbred Auctioneers www.ifhaonline.org/standardsBook.asp TABLE OF CONTENTS Introductory Notes ........................................................................vi International Cataloguing Standards Committee ..........................ix International Grading and Race Planning Advisory Committee (IRPAC) ........................................................................................x Society of International Thoroughbred Auctioneers ....................xii Black-Type Designators for North American Racing..................xvi TOBA/North American Graded Stakes Committee ..................xviii International Rule for Assignment of Weight Penalities..............xxi List of Abbreviations ..................................................................xxii Explanatory Notes ....................................................................xxiii Part I Argentina ................................................................................1-1 Australia ..................................................................................1-7 Brazil......................................................................................1-19 Canada ..................................................................................1-24