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Grande Premio Princesa do Sul is a traditional non-graded stake race, left-handed flat race for three-year-olds and up (3yo+) thoroughbreds in Brazil. It is a traditional horse race in dirt track in Brazil, raced since 1936. Disputed over (actually) 2,200 meters, at Hipodromo da Tablada, Pelotas. Race Day is March, Sunday, every year.
YEAR - WINNER - (SIRE & DAM) - DISTANCE - 2nd PLACE, 3rd PLACE - TIME (in seconds)
2450mt :
Year | Winner | Sire | Dam | Dist | 2nd place | 3rd place | Time |
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1936 | CABILEÑO | CAID | KABILLA | 2450mt | VANIDOSO | SISTRO | 154s1/5 |
2100mt :
Year | Winner | Sire | Dam | Dist | 2nd place | 3rd place | Time |
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1937 | MARIANO | ENZO | LA PINTA | 2.100mt | QUEÑI | MARROEIRO | 132s |
1938 | YONOSE | YEOMANSTOWN | MUY LINDA | 2100mt | 131s1/5 | ||
1939 | ZAPACAI | - | - | 2100mt | 132s2/5 | ||
1940 | DANUBIO | PANTERA | DESDENOSA | 2100mt | ITAIPU (dh) | 133s4/5 | |
1941 | EL GLORIOUS | EL CATORCE | VALENTINA | 2100mt | 131s2/5 | ||
1942 | REALCE | RADIANCE | VIOLETA DOBLE | 2100mt | 132s | ||
1943 | EN PUERTA | YEOMANSTOWN | EN TRES | 2100mt | 132s2/5 | ||
1944 | LISTO | - | - | 2100mt | 136s | ||
1945 | MANDARIAGA | - | - | 2100mt | GULLIVER | 133s1/5 | |
1946 | MANICOMIO | BABER SHAH | MI RAPAZA | 2100mt | 134s2/5 | ||
1947 | HALCON NEGRO | ROLANDO | JURUNA | 2100mt | MANDARIAGA | ESDEDOS | 132s 2/5 |
1948 | SOMMELIER | PONT LEVEQUE | LA CAVE | 2100mt | 132s | ||
1949 | BANFIELD | MENESTRELLO | BELTZA | 2100mt | 133s | ||
1950 | REGANO | IPE | RECAIDA | 2100mt | CRAVETE | RIFLE | 131s |
1951 | ZORRON | - | - | 2100mt | 132s4/5 | ||
1952 | RECIO | ROMANTICO | FATALISTA | 2100mt | LUCERN | QUATORZE DE JULHO | 132s |
1953 | DANSARINO | NEW YEAR | MARL | 2100mt | 132s4/5 | ||
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