Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes
| Grade II race | |
| Location |
Keeneland Race Course Lexington, Kentucky, United States |
|---|---|
| Inaugurated | 1981 |
| Race type | Thoroughbred - Flat racing |
| Website | www.keeneland.com |
| Race information | |
| Distance | 6 furlongs (4,000 ft; 1,200 m) |
| Surface | Polytrack synthetic dirt |
| Track | Left-handed |
| Qualification | Fillies and Mares, Three-years-old & up |
| Weight | Assigned |
| Purse | $250,000 (2015) |
The Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes is an American Thoroughbred horse race run annually in early October at Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, Kentucky. A six-furlong sprint (1.2 km; 0.8-mile) raced on Polytrack synthetic dirt, it is open to fillies and mares, age three and older.[1][2]
Inaugurated in 1981, it was a Listed Race from 1984 through 1987, then a Grade III event from 1988 through 2008. The race was elevated to Grade II status for 2009.
Past winners
- 2015 - Fioretti (Sophie Doyle)
- 2014 - Leigh Court (Gary Boulanger)
- 2013 - Judy the Beauty (John Velazquez)
- 2012 - Groupie Doll (Rajiv Maragh)
- 2011 - Holiday for Kitten (Kendrick Carmouche)
- 2010 - Dubai Majesty (Jamie Theriot
- 2009 - Informed Decision (Julien Leparoux)
- 2008 - Indyanne (Robby Albarado)
- 2007 - Wild Gams (Ramon Dominguez)
- 2006 - Malibu Mint (K. Kaenel)
- 2005 - Reunited (Robby Albarado)
- 2004 - Molto Vita (Rafael Bejarano)
- 2003 - Summer Mis (Rene Douglas)
- 2002 - French Riviera (Donnie Meche)
- 2001 - Cat Cay (Pat Day)
- 2000 - Katz Me If You Can (Jose Chavez)
- 1999 - Cinemine (E. M. Martin, Jr.)
- 1998 - Bourbon Belle (Willie Martinez)
- 1997 - Sky Blue Pink (Pat Day)
- 1996 - Surprising Fact (Pat Day)
- 1995 - Cat Appeal (Donna Barton)
- 1994 - Tenacious Tiffany (Craig Perret)
- 1993 - Jeano (Pat Day)
- 1992 - Ifyoucouldseemenow (Craig Perret)
- 1991 - Avie Jane (Craig Perret)
- 1990 - Safely Kept (Craig Perret)
- 1989 - Plate Queen (Randy Romero)
- 1988 - Tappiano (Jacinto Vásquez)
- 1987 - There Are Rainbows (R. Fletcher)
- 1986 - Zonobia Empress (Earlie Fires)
- 1985 - Boldara (P. Rubbiacco)
- 1984 - Bids and Blades (Don Brumfield)
- 1983 - Excitable Lady (Pat Day)
- 1982 - Excitable Lady (Darrel McHargue)
- 1981 - Gold Treasure (M. S. Sellers)
References
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