Derby Nacional
Encyclopedia
The Derby Nacional is a Peru
vian Thoroughbred horse race
held annually at Hipódromo de Monterrico
in Lima
, Peru
. Open to three-year-olds, the Peruvian Derby is raced on dirt over a distance of 2400 metres (approximately 1½ miles). Held in late November/early December, it is the third leg of the Peruvian Quadruple Crown.
The race was inaugurated in 1903 at Hipódromo de Santa Beatriz, the race 1940 it was moved to the Hipódromo de San Felipe which hosted it untuil 1961 when it was shifted to its present location at Hipódromo de Monterrico.
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Most wins by a trainer
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Most wins by an owner:
* In 1948 there was a dead heat
for first place.
Peru
Peru , officially the Republic of Peru , is a country in western South America. It is bordered on the north by Ecuador and Colombia, on the east by Brazil, on the southeast by Bolivia, on the south by Chile, and on the west by the Pacific Ocean....
vian Thoroughbred horse race
Thoroughbred horse race
Thoroughbred horse racing is a worldwide sport and industry involving the racing of Thoroughbred horses. It is governed by different national bodies. There are two forms of the sport: Flat racing and National Hunt racing...
held annually at Hipódromo de Monterrico
Hipódromo de Monterrico
The Hipódromo de Monterrico is a Thoroughbred horse racing facility opened in 1960 in Lima, Peru. Operated by the Jockey Club del Peru, it has a one and one-eight mile dirt racetrack with a one mile inside track for turf racing....
in Lima
Lima
Lima is the capital and the largest city of Peru. It is located in the valleys of the Chillón, Rímac and Lurín rivers, in the central part of the country, on a desert coast overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Together with the seaport of Callao, it forms a contiguous urban area known as the Lima...
, Peru
Peru
Peru , officially the Republic of Peru , is a country in western South America. It is bordered on the north by Ecuador and Colombia, on the east by Brazil, on the southeast by Bolivia, on the south by Chile, and on the west by the Pacific Ocean....
. Open to three-year-olds, the Peruvian Derby is raced on dirt over a distance of 2400 metres (approximately 1½ miles). Held in late November/early December, it is the third leg of the Peruvian Quadruple Crown.
The race was inaugurated in 1903 at Hipódromo de Santa Beatriz, the race 1940 it was moved to the Hipódromo de San Felipe which hosted it untuil 1961 when it was shifted to its present location at Hipódromo de Monterrico.
Records
Most wins by a jockeyJockey
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- 7 - Antonio Vásquez (1951, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960)
Most wins by a trainer
Horse trainer
In horse racing, a trainer prepares a horse for races, with responsibility for exercising it, getting it race-ready and determining which races it should enter...
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- 9 - Ambrossio Malnatti (1920, 1935, 1949, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960)
Most wins by an owner:
- 6 - Barlovento Stud (1963, 1968, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1976)
Winners of the Derby Nacional
Year | Winner | Jockey | Trainer | Owner |
2010 | Fahed Jr | Edwin Talaverano | Félix Banda | Stud Soribel |
2009 | Koko Mambo | Carlos Javier Herrera | Juan Suarez Villarroel | Stud Black Label |
2008 | Lady Shatzi | Ivan Quispe | Sabino Arias | Stud Altamar |
2007 | Tomcito Tomcito Tomcito is a Peruvian Thoroughbred racehorse. He was bred by Lexington, Kentucky's Chesapeake Farm and Darley Stud, the latter a part of the worldwide breeding/racing interests of Dubai's HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum... |
Benjamin Padilla | Juan V. Suárez | Stud Jet Set |
2006 | Muller | Victor Fernandez | Augusto Olivares | Stud El Catorce |
2005 | Fletcher | Carlos Trujillo | Jorge Salas | Myrna |
2004 | Nicolas | Juan R. Torres | Jorge Toutín | Stud Thani |
2003 | La Sami | Carlos Hernández | Juan V. Suárez | H. Rancho Fátima |
2002 | Kiana | Edwin Talaverano | Félix Banda | Gloria |
2001 | Shawshank | Benjamin Padilla | Carlos Gastañeta | T.K. |
2000 | Sharaf | Renzo Morales | Félix Banda | R.W.K. |
1999 | Batuka | Pablo Falero | Carlos Gastañeta | Jones-Falhgren |
1998 | Grozny | David Cora | Fernando Chang | Temsa |
1997 | Capitan Garfio | José Sierra | Jaime Fuchs | Haras Santa María |
1996 | Kamel | Manuel Aguilar | Miguel Drago | Temsa |
1995 | Quicklift | David Cora | Carlos Gastañeta | Carl J |
1994 | Janfranco | Luis Ranilla | Camilo Traverso | Gina |
1993 | Tia Gigi | Pedro Cerón | Camilo Traverso | Angela Silvia |
1992 | Stash | Adolfo Morales | Eduardo Pianezzi | Azul Marino |
1991 | Musicale | Christian Aragón | Juan Arriagada | Haras Santa María |
1990 | Mary July | Luis Gonzáles | Augusto Soto | Gina |
1989 | That Police | E. Herrera | Miguel Salas II | Los Haras |
1988 | El Duce | Yuri Yuranga | Jorge Salas | San Miguel |
1987 | Clochard | M. Becerra | Alfonso Arias | FFLV |
1986 | Mi Colorao | Arturo Morales | J. Morales | Mi Laurita |
1985 | Ophyusca | Luis Gonzáles | Jorge Salas | Linhanyen |
1984 | Galeno | Pedro Cerón | Luis Melgar | Nancy |
1983 | Furioso | P. Mendoza | Miguel Arteta | Delta |
1982 | Piggot | Aníbal Prado | Miguel Arteta | San Juan |
1981 | Don Ramón | Melanio Rojas | Juan V. Suárez | Notre Dame |
1980 | Lady Embassy | Arnaldo Unsihuay | Juan Suárez | Santa Marina |
1979 | Vaduz | Gonzalo Rojas | José Valenzuela | Couet |
1978 | Morada Y Oro | Guillermo Herrera | Juan Suárez | Moradito |
1977 | Profesor | Juan Castellanos | A. Miranda | Salva |
1976 | Le Vodkatine | Arturo Morales | Juan Suárez | Barlovento |
1975 | Asombro | Antonio Aburto | Juan Suárez | Monty |
1974 | Primero de Mayo | José Valdivia | Juan Suárez | Barlovento |
1973 | Santorín | Arturo Morales | Juan Suárez | Barlovento |
1972 | Rascal | Arturo Morales | Luis Palma | Recta Final |
1971 | Rafael | Sergio Vera | C. Pianezzi | Tania |
1970 | Palatino | Gonzalo Rojas | Juan Suárez | Barlovento |
1969 | Tabasco | Jaime Garrido | M. Acevedo | San Martín |
1968 | Trastévere | Sergio Vera | Juan Suárez | Barlovento |
1967 | Tanino | Ricardo Cárdenas | A. Cano | Emilito |
1966 | Arrabal | Ricardo Cárdenas | Erasmo Quiñones | Ica |
1965 | Fusión | C. Farmer | C. Pianezzi | San Esteban |
1964 | Giuglio | Luis Alberto Díaz | Segundo Saravia | Austria |
1963 | Polaris | J. Valdivia | A. Salas | Barlovento |
1962 | Daré | M. Mendoza | E. Gastaldo | Sin Ruido |
1961 | Kores | C. Rojas | E. Hernández II | Manolo |
1960 | Pérfida | Antonio Vásquez | Ambrossio Malnatti | Quaker State |
1959 | Pamplona | Antonio Vásquez | Ambrossio Malnatti | Quaker State |
1958 | Ruby Silver | J. Atala | Juan Fuentes | Morococha |
1957 | Perigord | Antonio Vásquez | Ambrossio Malnatti | Quaker State |
1956 | Pencil | Antonio Vásquez | Ambrossio Malnatti | Quaker State |
1955 | Río Pallanga | Antonio Marchesini | A. Hernández | Antonio Chopitea |
1954 | Pirulín | R. Salazar | Ambrossio Malnatti | Pasamayo |
1953 | Sherbet | Antonio Vásquez | Ambrossio Malnatti | Quaker State |
1952 | Alí Khan | Luis Alberto Díaz | A. Echevarría | Victoria |
1951 | Chantilly | Antonio Vásquez | R. Castelli | Sans Souci |
1950 | Llanero | Antonio Vásquez | Segundo Saravia | Los Criollos |
1949 | Pavero | Luis Alberto Díaz | Ambrossio Malnatti | Pasamayo |
1948 | Imperio * | Alfonso Carbonell | Manuel Castelli | Blue White |
1948 | Daiquirí * | A. Poblete | Roberto Castelli | Cuba |
1947 | Premier | Juan Luis Díaz | C. Gonzales | Alcatraz |
1946 | Superior | Juan Luis Díaz | Juan Fuentes | Tradiciones |
1945 | Ripley | Alfonso Carbonell | R. Ferrando | Reunión |
1944 | Monona | H. Herrera | J. Torres | Cuzco |
1943 | Gran Dama | Alfonso Carbonell | A. Ávila | Huascarán |
1942 | El vino | J. Bravo | E. Hernández | Los Andrés |
1941 | Pulgarín | O. Ulloa | Santiago Ferrando | El Látigo |
1940 | Partícula | E. Canales | Santiago Ferrando | El Látigo |
1939 | Corday | Juan Luis Díaz | Segundo Saravia | Santa Bárbara |
1938 | Berolina | J. Bravo | Juan Fuentes | Sajonia |
1937 | Saboya | Isaías Gonzáles | J. Torres | Italia |
1936 | Don Manuel | Ceferino Gonzáles | F. Lara | Pisco |
1935 | Rocketeer | Ceferino Gonzáles | D. Vial | Santa Catalina |
1934 | La Viña | L. Fuentes | A. Fernández | San Isidro |
1933 | Don Augusto | L. Fuentes | A. Ávila | Victoria |
1932 | Cirano III | Ceferino Gonzáles | J. Herrera | Constancia |
1931 | Travieso | J. Orellana | Santiago Ferrando | Teresita |
1930 | Zelim | Ceferino Gonzáles | J. Pianezzi | Eclipse |
1929 | Lucifer | A. Silva | Santiago Ferrando | Alianza |
1928 | Aramis | Ceferino Gonzáles | J. Pianezzi | Miraflores |
1927 | Primorosa | Juan Orellana | V. Castro | Don Ventura |
1926 | Golpe | E. Terán | Santiago Ferrando | Alianza |
1925 | Misterio | Isaías Gonzáles | Ambrossio Malnatti | Versalles |
1924 | Irlandés | Isaías Gonzáles | A. Rodríguez | La Granja |
1923 | Fiorina | J. Ferrea | P. Bagú | Omega |
1922 | Carmela | I. Gonzáles | V. Castro | Porte Bonheur |
1921 | Céfiro | Juan Orellana | Santiago Ferrando | Alianza |
1920 | Altanero | A. Solís | Ambrossio Malnatti | Lima |
1919 | Peruano | P. Costa | R. Gómez | Latino |
1918 | La beata | José Herrera | Carlos Lara | Porte Bonheur |
1917 | Ruso | J. Castro | A. Casella | Latino |
1916 | Revoltoso | F. Muñoz | Carlos Lara | Porte Bonheur |
1915 | Hércules | Isaías Gonzáles | Foción Mariátegui | Oasis |
1914 | Alarmista | Isaías Gonzáles | E. Bermúdez | Rienzi |
1913 | Pekín | J. Orellana | E. Bermúdez | Rienzi |
1912 | Sereno | S. Ryan | A. Coloma | Lima |
1911 | Demócrata | F. Muñoz | Carlos Lara | Porte Bonheur |
1910 | Pisco | J. Contreras | P. Longori | Cayaltí |
1909 | Argentina | J. Contreras | P. Longori | Cayaltí |
1908 | Turf | A. Díaz | R. Díaz | Cayaltí |
1907 | Bridge | F. Muñoz | D. Casella | Cayalti |
1906 | Rienzi | Luis Benites | J. Ramsing | Alianza |
1905 | Troya II | Frank Gutiérrez | J. Ramsing | Alianza |
1904 | Año Nuevo | Luis Benites | Luis Zavala | Peruano |
1903 | Mizpah | Luis Benites | Carlos Zárate | Mizpah |
* In 1948 there was a dead heat
Tie (draw)
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for first place.