Hamburger Stuten-Preis
History
The event was established in 1952, and it was originally held at Neuss. It was initially staged in the autumn, and for periods it was called the Herbst Stutenpreis or the Neusser Stutenpreis. It was open to fillies and mares aged three or older and usually contested over 2,100 metres. It was given Group 3 status in 1976.The race was transferred to Hamburg and extended to 2,200 metres in 1995. From this point it was known as the Deutscher Herold-Preis. An ungraded event titled the Neusser Stutenpreis continued at its former venue until 1997.
The Hamburger Stuten-Preis has had several different names, and some have been assigned to various other races. Its titles have included the Alice-Cup, the Fährhofer Stutenpreis, the Grosser Preis der Jungheinrich Gabelstapler and the Mehl-Muhlens Trophy from 2018.
The race was restricted to three-year-old fillies in 2008.
Records
Most successful horse :
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Leading jockey :
- Oskar Langner – Imola, Ordenstreue, On Dit, Ordinanz
- Andrasch Starke - Risen Raven, Salomina, Lacazar, Durance
- Andreas Helfenbein - Arastou, Papagena Star, Anna Katharina, Near England
Leading trainer :
- Heinz Jentzsch – Inga, Sheba, Idrissa, Indian Pearl, La Colorada, Risen Raven, Alpha City
- Peter Schiergen - Catella, Casanga, Avanti Polonia, Salomina, Lacazar, Durance, Sconset
Earlier winners
- 1952: Jana
- 1953: Gisa
- 1954: Imola
- 1955: Lustige
- 1956: Nadia
- 1957: Thila
- 1958: Andrea
- 1959: Andrea
- 1960: Santa Cruz
- 1961: Meraviglia
- 1962: Ghana
- 1963: Ostsee
- 1964: Tauchente
- 1965: Tigerin
- 1966: Ordenstreue
- 1967: On Dit
- 1968: Ordinanz
- 1969: Inga
- 1970: Colima
- 1971: Monteria
- 1972: Ankerwinde
- 1973: Sheba
- 1974: Little Slam
- 1975: Idrissa
- 1976: Princess Eboli
- 1977: Contenance
- 1978: Indian Pearl