Prix de la Forêt






















































Prix de la Forêt
Group 1 race
Location
Longchamp Racecourse
Paris, France
Inaugurated 1858
Race type
Flat / Thoroughbred
Sponsor Qatar
Website france-galop.com
Race information
Distance 1,400 metres (7f)[1]
Surface Turf
Track Right-handed[1]
Qualification Three-years-old and up[1]
Weight 57 kg (3yo); 58 kg (4yo+)
Allowances
1½ kg for fillies and mares[1][1]
Purse €350,000 (2018)
1st: €199,990[1]
















Prix de la Forêt
2018

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royal blue, white cap
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The Prix de la Forêt is a Group 1 flat horse race in France open to thoroughbreds aged three years or older. It is run at Longchamp over a distance of 1,400 metres (about 7 furlongs), and it is scheduled to take place each year in early October.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Records


  • 3 Winners since 1970


  • 4 Earlier winners


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





History


The event was originally held at Chantilly, and it is named after Chantilly Forest. It was established in 1858, and was initially a 2,100-metre race for two or three-year-old colts and fillies. It took place in late October.


The Prix de la Forêt was not run in 1870, because of the Franco-Prussian War. It was cut to 1,600 metres and opened to older horses in 1878. It was cancelled again in 1906, and transferred to Longchamp in 1907.


The race was abandoned throughout World War I, with no running from 1914 to 1918. It was shortened to 1,400 metres in 1923. It was cancelled once during World War II, in 1939. It was staged at Auteuil in 1940, and Le Tremblay in 1943 and 1944.


The event was closed to two-year-olds in 1995, and opened to geldings in 2001. It was moved to the Saturday of Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe weekend in 2005. It was switched to the same day as the "Arc", the first Sunday in October, in 2010.


The Prix de la Forêt was added to the Breeders' Cup Challenge series in 2012. The winner now earns an automatic invitation to compete in the same year's Breeders' Cup Mile.[2]



Records



Most successful horse (2 wins):



  • Azur – 1883, 1884

  • Caravelle – 1943, 1944

  • Fine Top – 1953, 1954


  • Sanedtki – 1977, 1978


  • Moorestyle – 1980, 1981


Leading jockey (5 wins):



  • Alfred Carratt – Normandie (1866), Mathilde (1871), Premier Mai (1874), Phenix (1878), Barberine (1885)


  • Alain Lequeux – Mirna (1963), Sanedtki (1977, 1978), Producer (1979), Procida (1984)


  • Freddy Head – Barbare (1966), Regent Street (1968), Lyphard (1972), Ma Biche (1983), Septieme Ciel (1990)


  • Olivier Peslier - Bigstone (1994), Poplar Bluff (1995), Etoile Montante (2003), Goldikova (2010), Make Believe (2015)


Leading trainer (8 wins):


  • Henry Jennings – Wedding (1859), Finlande (1860), Normandie (1866), Mathilde (1871), Christiania (1872), Barcarolle (1873), Premier Mai (1874), Peronne (1881)


Leading owner (9 wins):



  • Marcel Boussac – Durzetta (1920), Zariba (1921), La Moqueuse (1928), Esmeralda (1941), Caravelle (1943, 1944), Goyama (1945), Pharsale (1950), Pharaos (1951)





Winners since 1970





































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Year
 Winner
 Age
 Jockey
 Trainer
 Owner
 Time
1970
 Stratege
 2
Maurice Philipperon
 Richard Carver, Jr.
 Jean Ternynck
 1:23.00
1971
 Faraway Son
 4
Yves Saint-Martin
Maurice Zilber
Daniel Wildenstein
 1:21.70
1972
Lyphard
 3
Freddy Head
Alec Head
Germaine Wertheimer
 1:23.70
1973
 African Sky
 3
Yves Saint-Martin
 Albert Klimscha
Daniel Wildenstein
 1:23.60
1974
Northern Taste
 3
 Jean-Claude Desaint
 John Cunnington, Sr.
 Zenya Yoshida
 1:29.00
1975
 Roan Star
 2
Willie Carson
Roger Poincelet
 Mrs H. Lazar
 1:24.10
1976
Pharly
 2
Maurice Philipperon
 John Cunnington, Jr.
 Antonio Blasco
 1:26.00
1977
Sanedtki
 3
Alain Lequeux
 Olivier Douieb
 B. Zimmerman
 1:25.40
1978
Sanedtki
 4
Alain Lequeux
 Olivier Douieb
 Serge Fradkoff
 1:22.50
1979
 Producer
 3
Alain Lequeux
Maurice Zilber
 Roy Gottlieb
 1:24.30
1980
Moorestyle
 3
Lester Piggott
 Robert Armstrong
 Moores Furnishings Ltd
 1:25.80
1981
Moorestyle
 4
Lester Piggott
 Robert Armstrong
 Moores Furnishings Ltd
 1:30.40
1982
 Pas de Seul
 3
Christy Roche
David O'Brien
Robert Sangster
 1:27.70
1983
Ma Biche
 3
Freddy Head
Criquette Head
Maktoum Al Maktoum
 1:22.60
1984
 Procida
 3
Alain Lequeux
François Boutin
Stavros Niarchos
 1:27.70
1985
Brocade
 4
Pat Eddery
Guy Harwood
 Gerald Leigh
 1:21.60
1986
 Sarab
 5
Richard Quinn
Paul Cole
Fahd Salman
 1:23.30
1987
Soviet Star
 3
Greville Starkey
André Fabre
Sheikh Mohammed
 1:25.80
1988
Salse
 3
Willie Carson
Henry Cecil
Sheikh Mohammed
 1:24.00
1989
 Gabina
 4
Eric Legrix
 J. C. Cunnington
 Jürgen Schiefelbein
 1:21.00
1990
 Septieme Ciel
 3
Freddy Head
Criquette Head
 Johnny Jones
 1:19.40
1991
 Danseuse du Soir
 3
Dominique Boeuf
Elie Lellouche
Daniel Wildenstein
 1:22.80
1992
Wolfhound
 3
Pat Eddery
John Gosden
Sheikh Mohammed
 1:24.80
1993
 Dolphin Street
 3
Cash Asmussen
John Hammond
Stavros Niarchos
 1:26.90
1994
Bigstone
 4
Olivier Peslier
Elie Lellouche
Daniel Wildenstein
 1:21.20
1995
 Poplar Bluff
 3
Olivier Peslier
André Fabre
Daniel Wildenstein
 1:18.40
1996
 A Magicman
 4
Andreas Suborics
 Hartmut Steguweit
 Stall Dagobert
 1:22.80
1997
 Occupandiste
 4
Olivier Doleuze
Criquette Head
Wertheimer et Frère
 1:21.40
1998
 Tomba
 4
Kieren Fallon
Brian J. Meehan
 John Good
 1:27.10
1999
 Field of Hope
 4
Sylvain Guillot
Pascal Bary
 Grundy Bloodstock Ltd
 1:20.80
2000
Indian Lodge
 4
Pat Eddery
Amanda Perrett
 Cohn / Parker
 1:22.30
2001
 Mount Abu
 4
Jimmy Fortune
John Gosden
 Seidler / Smith
 1:22.90
2002
 Dedication
 3
Olivier Doleuze
Criquette Head-Maarek
Ghislaine Head
 1:18.70
2003
 Etoile Montante
 3
Olivier Peslier
Criquette Head-Maarek
Khalid Abdullah
 1:22.60
2004
Somnus
 4
Michael Kinane
Tim Easterby
Legard / Sidebottom / Sykes
 1:22.30
2005
Court Masterpiece
 5
Gérald Mossé
Ed Dunlop
Maktoum Al Maktoum
 1:22.20
2006
 Caradak
 5
Frankie Dettori
Saeed bin Suroor
Godolphin
 1:20.90
2007
 Toylsome
 8
Stéphane Pasquier
 Jens Hirschberger
 Georg von Ullmann
 1:22.50
2008
Paco Boy
 3
Christophe Soumillon
Richard Hannon Sr.
 Calvera Partnership 2
 1:19.80
2009
 Varenar
 3
Stéphane Pasquier
Alain de Royer-Dupré
HH Aga Khan IV
 1:19.20
2010
Goldikova
 5
Olivier Peslier
Freddy Head
Wertheimer et Frère
 1:22.10
2011
Dream Ahead
 3
William Buick
 David Simcock
 Khalifa Dasmal
 1:18.10
2012
 Gordon Lord Byron
 4
William Buick
 Tom Hogan
 Cahalan / Schneider
 1:25.17
2013
Moonlight Cloud
 5
Thierry Jarnet
Freddie Head
George Strawbridge
 1:21.08
2014
Olympic Glory
 4
Frankie Dettori
Richard Hannon Jr.
Al Shaqab Racing
 1:17.73
2015
Make Believe
 4
Olivier Peslier
André Fabre
 Prince A. A. Faisal
 1:17.05
2016
Limato[a]
 4
Harry Bentley
Henry Candy
 Paul G Jacobs
 1:21.83
2017
Aclaim[a]
 4
Oisin Murphy
Martyn Meade
 Canning Downs & Partner
 1:25.75
2018
 One Master
 4
 Pierre-Charles Boudot
William Haggas
 Lael Stable
 1:20.29




  1. ^ ab The 2016 and 2017 runnings took place at Chantilly while Longchamp was closed for redevelopment.




Earlier winners




  • 1858:

  • 1859: Wedding

  • 1860: Finlande

  • 1861: Bravoure

  • 1862:

  • 1863:

  • 1864: Tourmalet

  • 1865: Salambo

  • 1866: Normandie

  • 1867: Nemea

  • 1868: Pompier

  • 1869: Monseigneur

  • 1870: no race

  • 1871: Mathilde

  • 1872: Christiania

  • 1873: Barcarolle

  • 1874: Premier Mai

  • 1875: Bibletto

  • 1876: Kilt

  • 1877: Astree

  • 1878: Phenix

  • 1879: Seymour

  • 1880: Castillon

  • 1881: Peronne

  • 1882: Veston

  • 1883: Azur

  • 1884: Azur

  • 1885: Barberine

  • 1886: Fricandeau

  • 1887: Acheron

  • 1888: Catharina

  • 1889: Alicante

  • 1890: Chalet

  • 1891: Le Nord

  • 1892: Fra Angelico

  • 1893: Dolma Baghtche

  • 1894: Omnium II

  • 1895: Hero

  • 1896: Castelnau

  • 1897: Royal Mint

  • 1898: Herse

  • 1899: Semendria

  • 1900: La Camargo

  • 1901: Limousin

  • 1902: Mireille

  • 1903: Lorlot

  • 1904: Adam

  • 1905: Prestige

  • 1906: no race

  • 1907: Valda

  • 1908: Princess Margaret

  • 1909: Moulins la Marche

  • 1910: Ronde de Nuit

  • 1911: Montrose / Petulance [a]

  • 1912: Blarney

  • 1913: Le Grand Pressigny

  • 1914–18: no race

  • 1919: Cid Campeador

  • 1920: Durzetta

  • 1921: Zariba

  • 1922: Epinard

  • 1923: Scaramouche

  • 1924: Niceas

  • 1925: Brumaire

  • 1926: Licteur

  • 1927: Coram

  • 1928: La Moqueuse

  • 1929: Chateau Bouscaut

  • 1930: Baoule

  • 1931: Four in Hand

  • 1932: Assuerus / Lovelace [a]

  • 1933: Jocrisse

  • 1934: Jus de Raisin

  • 1935: Gong

  • 1936: Mousson

  • 1937: Blue Star

  • 1938: Dixiana

  • 1939: no race

  • 1940: Corviglia

  • 1941: Esmeralda

  • 1942: Buena Vista

  • 1943: Caravelle

  • 1944: Caravelle

  • 1945: Goyama

  • 1946: Vagabond

  • 1947: Menetrier

  • 1948: Fontenay

  • 1949: Tantieme

  • 1950: Pharsale

  • 1951: Pharaos

  • 1952: Guersant

  • 1953: Fine Top

  • 1954: Fine Top

  • 1955: Vareta

  • 1956: Midget

  • 1957: Oferista

  • 1958: Currito

  • 1959: Hautain

  • 1960: Mincio

  • 1961: Snob

  • 1962: Spy Well

  • 1963: Mirna

  • 1964: Kirkland Lake

  • 1965: Red Slipper

  • 1966: Barbare

  • 1967: Cabhurst

  • 1968: Regent Street

  • 1969: Democratie






  1. ^ ab The 1911 and 1932 races were dead-heats and have joint winners.




See also


  • List of French flat horse races


References





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  2. ^ "2012 Breeders' Cup Challenge Schedule" (PDF). breederscup.com. Retrieved 1 July 2012.





  • France Galop (1979-1989) / Racing Post (1990-present) :


    • 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, 2017, 2018



  • galop.courses-france.com:

    • 1858–1859, 1860–1889, 1890–1919, 1920–1949, 1950–1979, 1980–2009



  • france-galop.com – A Brief History: Prix de la Forêt.


  • galopp-sieger.de – Prix de la Forêt.


  • horseracingintfed.com – International Federation of Horseracing Authorities – Prix de la Forêt (2018).


  • pedigreequery.com – Prix de la Forêt – Longchamp.








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