Oak Tree Mile Stakes - Winners of The Oak Tree Mile Stakes

Winners of The Oak Tree Mile Stakes

Year
 Winner
 Age
 Jockey
 Trainer
 Owner
 Time
2012 Obviously (IRE) 4 Joseph Talamo Mike R. Mitchell Fanticola, Anthony and Scardino, Joseph 1:31.95
2011 Jeranimo 5 Martin Garcia Michael Pender B.J. Wright 1:32.61
2010 Liberian Freighter 5 Dugan Estate 1:33.24
2009 Cowboy Cal 4 Garrett Gomez Todd Pletcher Robert and Janice McNair 1:33.12
2008 Hyperbaric 5 Garrett Gomez Julio C. Canani William Jack Preston 1:33.62
2007 Out of Control 4 Michael C. Baze Robert J. Frankel T N T Stud 1:34.16
2006 Aragorn 4 Corey Nakatani Neil D. Drysdale Ballygallon Stud Ltd. 1:32.87
2005 Singletary 5 David R. Flores Donald Chatlos, Jr. Little Red Feather Racing 1:34.54
2004 Musical Chimes 4 Kent Desormeaux Neil D. Drysdale Sheik Mohammed 1:33.29
2003 Designed for Luck 6 Patrick Valenzuela Vladimir Cerin David & Holly Wilson 1:32.61
2002 Night Patrol 6 Jose Valdivia, Jr. Nick Canani Everest Stables 1:32.93
2001 Val Royal 5 Jose Valdivia, Jr. Julio C. Canani David S. Milch 1:33.21
2000 War Chant 3 Gary L. Stevens Neil D. Drysdale Irving & Marjorie Cowan 1:33.75
1999 Silic 4 Corey Nakatani Julio C. Canani Terrence Lanni et al. 1:33.76
1998 Hawksley Hill 5 Alex Solis Neil D. Drysdale David & Jill Heerensperger 1:36.72
1997 Fantastic Fellow 3 Alex Solis D. Wayne Lukas The Thoroughbred Corp. 1:36.23
1996 Urgent Request 6 Chris McCarron Charles Whittingham Stewart Aitken 1:32.44
1995 Ventiquattrofogli 5 Goncalino Almeida Wallace Dollase Bonilla, Carr & Horizon Stable 1:35.30
1994 Bon Point 4 Ed Delahoussaye Robert J. Frankel Juddmonte Farms 1:33.86
1993 Johann Quatz 4 Ed Delahoussaye Ron McAnally Tadahiro Hotehama 1:36.28
1992 Twilight Agenda 6 Chris McCarron D. Wayne Lukas Moyglare Stud 1:33.36
1991 Ibero 4 Alex Solis Ron McAnally Pavlovsky & Whitham 1:33.77
1990 Notorious Pleasure 4 Laffit Pincay, Jr. Hector O. Palma Robert Levy et al. 1:33.00
1989 Political Ambition 5 Ed Delahoussaye Neil D. Drysdale Clover Racing Stable 1:33.40
1988 Mohamed Abdu 4 Gary L. Stevens Richard W. Mulhall Meyer & Molly Gaskin Trust 1:34.40
1987 Double Feint 4 Fernando Toro Leroy Jolley Peter M. Brant 1:37.00
1986 Palace Music 5 Gary L. Stevens Charles Whittingham Hunt & Paulson 1:35.00

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