Prix de Cabourg

Prix de Cabourg
Race information
Group 3 race
Location	Deauville Racecourse Deauville, France
Inaugurated	1921
Race type	Flat / Thoroughbred
Sponsor	Jockey Club of Turkey
Website	france-galop.com
Distance	1,200 metres (6f)
Surface	Turf
Track	Straight
Qualification	Two-year-olds excluding Group 2 winners
Weight	56 kg Allowances 1½ kg for fillies Penalties 2 kg for Group 3 winners
Purse	€80,000 (2016) 1st: €40,000

The Prix de Cabourg is a Group 3 flat horse race in France open to two-year-old thoroughbreds. It is run at Deauville over a distance of 1,200 metres (about 6 furlongs), and it is scheduled to take place each year in late July or early August.

History

The event was created by the Société d'Encouragement in 1921. The organisation had taken over the duties of the Société des Courses de Deauville upon the death of its chairman Jacques Le Marois the previous year. The race was named after the nearby commune of Cabourg, and it was initially contested over 1,200 metres.

Deauville Racecourse was closed during World War II, and the Prix de Cabourg was not run from 1940 to 1945. It was cut to 900 metres in 1955, and its distance was frequently modified in the period thereafter. For brief spells it was contested over 1,000 metres (1956–57, 1961–64), 1,200 metres (1958–1960), 1,400 metres (1965–1970) and 1,300 metres (1971). Its present length, a return to 1,200 metres, was introduced in 1972.

For a period the Prix de Cabourg was classed at Listed level. It was promoted to Group 3 status in 1988.

Records

Leading jockey (6 wins):

Cash Asmussen – Greinton (1983), Gallanta (1984), Qirmazi (1989), Coup de Genie (1993), With Fascination (1995), Crystal Castle (2000)

Leading trainer (9 wins):

François Boutin – Madedoine (1971), Zapoteco (1972), Super Concorde (1977), River Lady (1981), Greinton (1983), Gallanta (1984), Hector Protector (1990), Kenbu (1991), Coup de Genie (1993)

Leading owner (5 wins):

Sheikh Mohammed – Qirmazi (1989), Tereshkova (1994), Layman (2004), Alexandros (2007), Zanzibari (2009)

Winners since 1980

Year	Winner	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Time
1980	Prince Mab	Freddy Head	Alec Head	Jacques Wertheimer
1981	River Lady	Philippe Paquet	François Boutin	Stavros Niarchos
1982	Maximova	Freddy Head	Criquette Head	Haras d'Etreham
1983	Greinton	Cash Asmussen	François Boutin	Stavros Niarchos	1:14.90
1984	Gallanta	Cash Asmussen	François Boutin	Maria Niarchos	1:08.20
1985	Manific	Yves Saint-Martin	Robert Collet	Bendar bin M. Al Kabir	1:12.60
1986	Sakura Reiko	Eric Legrix	Patrick Biancone	Enshoku Zen	1:15.10
1987	First Waltz	Maurice Philipperon	Edouard Bartholomew	Sir Robin McAlpine	1:13.20
1988	Kendor	Tony Cruz	Raymond Touflan	Adolf Bader	1:14.80
1989	Qirmazi	Cash Asmussen	André Fabre	Sheikh Mohammed	1:13.20
1990	Hector Protector	Freddy Head	François Boutin	Stavros Niarchos	1:14.70
1991	Kenbu	Gérald Mossé	François Boutin	Tomohiro Wada	1:12.90
1992	Secrage	Bartolo Jovine	Fabio Brogi	General Horse Ad.	1:11.70
1993	Coup de Genie	Cash Asmussen	François Boutin	Stavros Niarchos	1:12.40
1994	Tereshkova	Thierry Jarnet	André Fabre	Sheikh Mohammed	1:10.80
1995	With Fascination	Cash Asmussen	Jonathan Pease	George Strawbridge	1:12.60
1996	Zamindar	Thierry Jarnet	André Fabre	Khalid Abdullah	1:12.60
1997	Xaar	Olivier Peslier	André Fabre	Khalid Abdullah	1:11.70
1998	Hunan	Walter Swinburn	Aidan O'Brien	Patrick Biancone	1:11.70
1999	Harbour Island	Thierry Jarnet	Pascal Bary	Ecurie J. L. Bouchard	1:12.10
2000	Crystal Castle	Cash Asmussen	John Hammond	John Raw	1:12.50
2001	Firebreak	Martin Dwyer	Ian Balding	Kennet Valley T'breds	1:12.90
2002	Loving Kindness	Thierry Thulliez	Pascal Bary	Niarchos Family	1:11.20
2003	Denebola	Thierry Thulliez	Pascal Bary	Niarchos Family	1:11.20
2004	Layman	Gary Stevens	André Fabre	Sheikh Mohammed	1:10.90
2005	Mauralakana	Frédéric Spanu	Jean-Claude Rouget	Maurice Hassan	1:12.50
2006	Out of Time	Olivier Peslier	Jean-Marie Sauvé	Maxime Jarlan	1:10.80
2007	Alexandros	Olivier Peslier	André Fabre	Sheikh Mohammed	1:13.90
2008	Silver Frost	Olivier Peslier	Yves de Nicolay	John D. Cotton	1:11.20
2009	Zanzibari	Maxime Guyon	André Fabre	Sheikh Mohammed	1:11.70
2010	Pontenuovo	Stéphane Pasquier	Yves de Nicolay	Erika Hilger	1:14.10
2011	Dabirsim	Philippe Sogorb	Christophe Ferland	Simon Springer	1:09.12
2012	Mazameer	Thierry Jarnet	Freddy Head	Hamdan Al Maktoum	1:09.30
2013	My Catch	Jamie Spencer	David Brown	Qatar Racing Limited	1:10.10
2014	Ervedya	Thierry Jarnet	Jean-Claude Rouget	HH Aga Khan	1:10.29
2015	Tourny	Gregory Benoist	Pascal Bary	Augustin-Normand / Vidal	1:09.01
2016	Alrahma	Aurelien Lemaitre	Freddy Head	Hamdan Al Maktoum	1:10.91

Earlier winners

1921: Chloe
1922: Ganimede
1923: Cailis
1924: Le Bijou
1925: Take My Tip
1926: Beauclerc
1927: Ernagines
1928: Cordial
1929: Pearlash
1930: Sereno
1931: Le Becau
1932: Pick Up
1933: Sultano
1934: Ping Pong
1935: Pas Libre
1936: Galloway
1937: Arges
1938: Nord Express

1939: Floris
1940–45: no race
1946:
1947: Turmoil
1948: Dixmude
1949: Magnetron
1950: Galenite
1951: Elu
1952: Fort de France
1953: Beigler Bey
1954: Lightkeeper
1955: Djanet
1956: Turkrano
1957: Precieuse Ridicule
1958: Debut
1959: Tope La
1960: Jabbok
1961:

1962:
1963:
1964: Montagne
1965: Si Sage
1966:
1967: Soyeux
1968: Fast Ride
1969: Avon
1970: Sigisbee
1971: Madedoine
1972: Zapoteco
1973: Dankaro
1974: Tell Me Later
1975: Sharazar
1976: Adorant
1977: Super Concorde
1978: Lanngar
1979: This Man

References

France Galop / Racing Post:
- "1979". , "1980". , "1981". , "1982". , "1983". , "1984". , "1985". , "1986". , "1987". , "1988".
- "1989". , "1990". , "1991". , "1992". , "1993". , "1994". , "1995". , "1996". , "1997". , "1998".
- "1999". , "2000". , "2001". , "2002". , "2003". , "2004". , "2005". , "2006". , "2007". , "2008".
- "2009". , "2010". , "2011". , "2012". , "2013". , "2014". , "2015". , "2016".

france-galop.com – A Brief History: Prix de Cabourg.
galop.courses-france.com – Prix de Cabourg – Palmarès depuis 1983.
galopp-sieger.de – Prix de Cabourg.
horseracingintfed.com – International Federation of Horseracing Authorities – Prix de Cabourg (2016).
pedigreequery.com – Prix de Cabourg – Deauville.

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