Kentucky Cup Classic Stakes - Winners of The Kentucky Cup Classic Stakes

Winners of The Kentucky Cup Classic Stakes

Year
Winner
Age
Jockey
Trainer
Owner
Time
2011 Future Prospect 7 Edgar Prado Dodson Skaggs Dodson Skaggs 1:44.71
2010 No Race
2009 Furthest Land 4 Garrett Gomez Michael J. Maker Ken & Sarah Ramsey 1:48.41
2008 Zanjero 4 Shaun Bridgmohan Steve Asmussen Winchell Thoroughbreds 1:49.27
2007 Hard Spun 3 Mario Pino J. Larry Jones Fox Hill Farms 1:48.48
2006 Ball Four 5 Willie Martinez Patrick L. Biancone M. Tabor / D. Smith 1:48.29
2005 Shaniko 4 Rafael Bejarano Todd A. Pletcher Aaron & Marie Jones 1:49.74
2004 Roses in May 3 John R. Velazquez Dale L. Romans Ken & Sarah Ramsey 1:49.13
2003 Perfect Drift 4 Pat Day Murray W. Johnson Stonecrest Farm 1:50.43
2002 Pure Prize 4 Mike E. Smith C. R. McGaughey III Ogden Mills Phipps et al. 1:51.24
2001 Guided Tour 5 Larry Melancon Niall O'Callaghan Morton Fink 1:47.90
2000 Captain Steve 3 Shane Sellers Bob Baffert Michael E. Pegram 1:49.95
1999 Da Devil 4 Calvin Borel Forrest Kaelin Hall, Case, Glasscock et al. 1:50.54
1998 Silver Charm (DH) 4 Gary L. Stevens Bob Baffert Bob & Beverly Lewis 1:47.48
1998 Wild Rush (DH) 4 Pat Day Patrick B. Byrne Stronach Stables 1:47.48
1997 Semoran 4 Kent Desormeaux Bob Baffert Donald R. Dizney 1:48.08
1996 Atticus 4 Corey Nakatani Richard Mandella La Presle Farm 1:47.43
1995 Thunder Gulch 3 Gary L. Stevens D. Wayne Lukas Michael Tabor 1:49.42
1994 Tabasco Cat 3 Pat Day D. Wayne Lukas Overbrook / D. P. Reynolds 1:50.32

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