Premio Regina Elena






















































Premio Regina Elena
(Italian 1,000 Guineas)
Group 3 race
Location
Capannelle Racecourse
Rome, Italy
Inaugurated 1907
Race type
Flat / Thoroughbred
Sponsor Shadwell Racing
Website Capannelle
Race information
Distance 1,600 metres (1 mile)
Surface Turf
Track Right-handed
Qualification Three-year-old fillies
Weight 56 kg
Purse €110,000 (2012)
1st: €42,500

The Premio Regina Elena is a Group 3 flat horse race in Italy open to three-year-old thoroughbred fillies. It is run over a distance of 1,600 metres (about 1 mile) at Capannelle in April or May.


It is Italy's equivalent of the 1000 Guineas, a famous race in England.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Records


  • 3 Winners since 1985


  • 4 Earlier winners


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





History


The event is named after Elena of Montenegro, who became Queen of Italy when her husband acceded to the throne in 1900. It was established in 1907, and the inaugural running was won by Madree.


The title of the race was shortened to Premio Elena in 1943. It reverted to its original name in 1965.


For a period the Premio Regina Elena held Group 1 status. It was downgraded to Group 2 level in 1988, and to Group 3 in 2007.


Several winners of the Premio Regina Elena have gone on to win the Oaks d'Italia. The first was Makufa in 1912, and the most recent was Cherry Collect in 2012.


The race is currently run on the same day as its colts' counterpart, the Premio Parioli.



Records



Leading jockey (6 wins):



  • Enrico Camici – Astolfina (1948), Giambellina (1954), Theodorica (1955), Angela Rucellai (1957), Rossellina (1960), Tadolina (1965)

  • Sergio Fancera – Anticlea (1963), Brioche (1968), Azzurrina (1978), Martin's Girl (1979), Right Bank (1983), Miss Gris (1985)



Leading trainer since 1985 (6 wins):


  • Bruno Grizzetti – Shenck (1999), Xua (2000), Sadowa (2002), Rumba Loca (2004), Lokaloka (2007), Stay Alive (2011)


Leading owner (16 wins): (includes part ownership)



  • Federico Tesio – Veronesa (1908), Angelica Kauffmann (1909), Claudia Lorena (1915), Gianpietrina (1917), Duccia di Buoninsegna (1923), Gherarda delle Notti (1926), Delleana (1928), Nannoccia (1930), Nogara (1931), Jacopa del Sellaio (1932), Dossa Dossi (1933), Bernina (1934), Dagherotipia (1939), Tokamura (1943), Astolfina (1948), Giambellina (1954)




  • The sixteen winners owned by Federico Tesio include eleven owned outright, three owned by Tesio-Incisa and two by Razza Dormello-Olgiata.

  • Razza Dormello-Olgiata, founded by Tesio, owned six more winners after his death in 1954.





Winners since 1985



























































































































































































































































































Year
 Winner
 Jockey
 Trainer
 Owner
 Time
1985
 Miss Gris
 Sergio Fancera
 Alduino Botti
 Scuderia Siba
 1:38.50
1986
 Danzica
Willie Carson
 Emilio Borromeo
 Emilio Borromeo
 1:40.80
1987
 Fedora Grey
Gianfranco Dettori
 Alduino Botti
 Scuderia Siba
 1:40.30
1988
 Lonely Bird
 Luca Sorrentino
 Emilio Borromeo
 The Green Valley SRL
 1:43.90
1989
 Miss Secreto
Steve Cauthen
John Dunlop
Allevamento White Star
 1:42.10
1990
 Atoll
 Gary W. Moore
Barry Hills
Antonio Balzarini
 1:42.90
1991
 Arranvanna
Eddie Maple
 Armando Renzoni
Antonio Balzarini
 1:42.60
1992
 Treasure Hope
 Willie Supple
Jim Bolger
 Carlo Bascape
 1:38.50
1993
 Ancestral Dancer
Michael Hills
Michael Bell
 Innlaw Racing
 1:39.90
1994
 Erin Bird
 Edmondo Botti
 Giuseppe Botti
 Scuderia Siba
 1:40.00
1995
 Olimpia Dukakis
 Giovanni Forte
 Giuseppe Botti
 Scuderia Siba
 1:39.10
1996
 Beauty to Petriolo
 Maurizio Pasquale
 Luigi Camici
 Scuderia Ri-Ma
 1:39.30
1997
 Nicole Pharly
Frankie Dettori
 Alberto Verdesi
 Scuderia Blue Horse
 1:39.10
1998
 Sopran Londa
 Mirco Demuro
 Luigi Camici
 Az. Agricola San Uberto
 1:42.40
1999
 Shenck
Sylvain Guillot
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Scuderia Il Poggio
 1:43.60
2000
 Xua
 Massimiliano Tellini
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Scuderia Sagittario
 1:40.00
2001
 Bugia
 Maurizio Pasquale
 Lorenzo Brogi
 Scuderia Nordovest
 1:38.50
2002
 Sadowa
 Mirco Demuro
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Scuderia Blueberry
 1:38.50
2003
 Golden Nepi
 Dario Vargiu
 Giuliano Fratini
 Scuderia Golden Horse
 1:40.20
2004
 Rumba Loca
 Dario Vargiu
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Mack Ferrer SRL
 1:42.60
2005
 Silver Cup
 Marco Monteriso
 Alduino Botti
Martin Schwartz
 1:37.20
2006
 Windhuk
 Stefano Landi
 Pierluigi Giannotti
 Pierluigi Giannotti
 1:37.00
2007
 Lokaloka
 Dario Vargiu
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Razza del Terminillo
 1:35.80
2008
 Love of Dubai
Darryll Holland
Clive Brittain
 Mohammed Al Shafar
 1:37.10
2009
 My Sweet Baby
 Carlo Fiocchi
 Riccardo Menichetti
 Razza dell'Olmo
 1:38.30
2010
 Evading Tempete
 Jean-Bernard Eyquem
 François Rohaut
 Mouknass / Forde
 1:38.30
2011
 Stay Alive
 Dario Vargiu
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Scuderia Vittadini
 1:39.60
2012
 Cherry Collect
 Fabio Branca
 Stefano Botti
 Scuderia Effevi
 1:38.00
2013
 Dancer Destination
 Dario Vargiu
 Bruno Grizzetti
 Scuderia Blueberry
 1:37.96
2014
 Vague Nouvelle
 Mirco Demuro
 Raffaele Biondi
 Incolix
 1:42.52
2015
 Sound Of Freedom
 Cristian Demuro
 Stefano Botti
 Scuderia Effevi
 1:38.20
2016
 Conselice
 Silvano Mulas
 Stefano Botti
 Stefano Botti
 1:36.40
2017
 Mi Raccomando
 Fabio Branca
 Stefano Botti
 Scuderia Effevi
 1:36.10
2018
 Act Of War
 Antonio Fresu
 Endo Botti
 Dioscuri
 1:36.60


Earlier winners




  • 1907: Madree

  • 1908: Veronesa

  • 1909: Angelica Kauffmann

  • 1910: La Matchiche

  • 1911: Androclea

  • 1912: Makufa

  • 1913: Sigma

  • 1914: Ten

  • 1915: Claudia Lorena

  • 1916: Vanetta

  • 1917: Gianpietrina

  • 1918: Ardea *

  • 1919: Alcimaca

  • 1920: Alciope

  • 1921: Ellera

  • 1922: Fraschetta

  • 1923: Duccia di Buoninsegna

  • 1924: Pomella

  • 1925: Bilitis

  • 1926: Gherarda delle Notti

  • 1927: Maja

  • 1928: Delleana

  • 1929: Arcibella

  • 1930: Nannoccia

  • 1931: Nogara

  • 1932: Jacopa del Sellaio





  • 1933: Dossa Dossi

  • 1934: Bernina

  • 1935: Colibri

  • 1936: Archidamia

  • 1937: Amerina

  • 1938: Brunellesca

  • 1939: Dagherotipia

  • 1940: Peruviana

  • 1941: Beatrice

  • 1942: Venere

  • 1943: Tokamura

  • 1944: Dalmazia *

  • 1945: no race

  • 1946: Odola

  • 1947: Zambra

  • 1948: Astolfina

  • 1949: Meda

  • 1950: Saccaroa

  • 1951: Baronessa

  • 1952: Sannita

  • 1953: Mezzegra

  • 1954: Giambellina

  • 1955: Theodorica

  • 1956: Moleca

  • 1957: Angela Rucellai

  • 1958: Algaiola





  • 1959: Cesaproba

  • 1960: Rossellina

  • 1961: Ninabella

  • 1962: Alibella

  • 1963: Anticlea

  • 1964: Bronzina

  • 1965: Tadolina

  • 1966: Alhambra

  • 1967: Dolina

  • 1968: Brioche

  • 1969: Volsini

  • 1970: Alea

  • 1971: Adelaide Adams

  • 1972: Kerkenna

  • 1973: La Zanzara

  • 1974: Grande Nube

  • 1975: Synthesis

  • 1976: Dir el Gobi

  • 1977: Roman Blue

  • 1978: Azzurrina

  • 1979: Martin's Girl

  • 1980: Tibalda

  • 1981: Val d'Erica

  • 1982: Rosananti

  • 1983: Right Bank

  • 1984: Honey




* The race took place at Milan in 1918 and 1944.



See also


  • List of Italian flat horse races


References




  • Racing Post:


    • 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, 2017

    • 2018




  • galopp-sieger.de – Premio Regina Elena.


  • horseracingintfed.com – International Federation of Horseracing Authorities – Premio Regina Elena (2018).


  • pedigreequery.com – Premio Regina Elena – Roma Capannelle.


  • tbheritage.com – Premio Regina Elena.




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