Jeff Ruby Steaks

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Jeff Ruby Steaks
Grade III race
Location Turfway Park
Florence, Kentucky
Inaugurated1972 (as Latonia Spiral Stakes)
Race type Thoroughbred – Flat racing
Sponsor Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment (since 2018)
Website Turfway Park
Race information
Distance1+1⁄8 miles
SurfaceTapeta
Trackleft-handed
QualificationThree-year-olds
WeightColts and Geldings 123 lbs
Fillies 118 lbs
Purse$700,000 (as of 2023)

The Jeff Ruby Steaks (a homophone of the word Stakes, for commercial reasons) [1] is a Grade III American thoroughbred horse race for three-year-olds at a distance of a one and one-eighth miles on the synthetic track in late March at Turfway Park in Florence, Kentucky. The event currently offers a purse of $700,000.

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History

The event was inaugurated on 1 April 1972 as the Latonia Spiral Stakes over a distance of one mile, established by the General Manager of the Latonia race track John Battaglia for horses "spiraling up" to the Kentucky Derby. [2]

The race in its infancy attracted many entries and the administration of the track decided to run the event in two divisions in the following years: 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, and 1980. [3]

In 1982, bourbon whiskey maker Jim Beam acquired naming rights sponsorship and the race was renamed the Jim Beam Spiral Stakes. That year the distance of event was increased to 1+1⁄16 miles. [4] Two years later the event was named the Jim Beam Stakes. The sponsorship deal lasted for 17 years and during that time the event attracted many of the prominent three year olds. [2]

In 1984, the event was upgraded to Grade III status, then, following the sale of the track to Jerry Carroll that led to the track's renaming to Turfway Park in 1986, featured a substantial purse increase in 1988, was upgraded to a Grade II race. [4]

In 1988, the distance of the event was increased to 1+1⁄8 miles. The horse breeding facility Lane's End Farm took over sponsorship of the event in 2003 for eight years. [4]

The event was downgraded back to Grade III status in 2011. [5]

In 2013, the event was sponsored by the Horseshoe Casino in Cincinnati. Currently, the Spiral Stakes is sponsored by Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, owner of Jeff Ruby's Steakhouses. As part of the sponsorship, the race is referred to as the Jeff Ruby Steaks (similar to other sporting events named for a product). [1]

On 30 March 1991, Hansel set a new track record while winning the Jim Beam Stakes. [6] In 1995, future Hall of Famer Serena's Song became the first and only filly to win the race. Other horses to win who went on to capture at least one of the American Classic Races includes Summer Squall (1990), [7] Lil E. Tee (1992), [8] Prairie Bayou (1993), [9] and Animal Kingdom (2011). [10] In 2021, as part of the Turfway Park renovation, the race was moved from the old Polytrack surface to the newly installed Tapeta surface, the race was also included as a high-profile Championship series event on the Road to the Kentucky Derby. [11]

Records

Speed record

Margins

Most wins by an owner

Most wins by a jockey

Most wins by a trainer

Winners

YearWinnerJockeyTrainerOwnerDistanceTimePurseGradeRef
Jeff Ruby Steaks
2024Endlessly Umberto Rispoli Michael W. McCarthy Amerman Racing1+1⁄8 miles1:50.15$700,000III
2023Two Phil'sJareth LoveberryLarry RivelliPatricia's Hope & Philip Sagan1+1⁄8 miles1:49.03$694,000III [12]
2022Tiz The Bomb Brian Hernandez Jr. Kenneth G. McPeek Magdalena Racing1+1⁄8 miles1:48.60$600,000III [13]
2021Like the King Drayden Van Dyke Wesley A. Ward M. Racing Group1+1⁄8 miles1:50.22$243,325III [14]
2020Field Pass Irad Ortiz Jr. Michael J. Maker Three Diamonds Farm1+1⁄8 miles1:49.34$217,175III [15]
2019Somelikeithotbrown Tyler Gaffalione Michael J. Maker Skychai Racing & Sand Dollar Stable1+1⁄8 miles1:52.05$200,000III [16]
2018Blended CitizenKyle Frey Doug F. O'Neill Greg Hall & Sanjay Racing1+1⁄8 miles1:50.15$200,000III [17]
Spiral Stakes
2017Fast and Accurate Tyler Gaffalione Michael J. Maker Kendall E. Hansen1+1⁄8 miles1:50:96$500,000III [18]
2016Oscar Nominated Brian Hernandez Jr. Michael J. Maker Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey 1+1⁄8 miles1:51.12$500,000III [19]
2015Dubai Sky Jose Lezcano William I. Mott Three Chimneys Farm & Besilu Stables 1+1⁄8 miles1:50.26$535,750III [20]
2014We Miss Artie John R. Velazquez Todd A. Pletcher Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey 1+1⁄8 miles1:51.98$518,950III [21]
2013Black Onyx Joe Bravo Kelly J. BreenSterling Racing1+1⁄8 miles1:51.98$550,000III [22]
2012Went the Day Well John R. Velazquez H. Graham Motion Team Valor & Mark Ford1+1⁄8 miles1:51.33$500,000III [23]
2011 Animal Kingdom Alan Garcia H. Graham Motion Team Valor 1+1⁄8 miles1:52.32$500,000III [24]
Lane's End Stakes
2010Dean's Kitten Cornelio Velasquez Michael J. Maker Kenneth & Sarah Ramsey 1+1⁄8 miles1:50.59$500,000II [25]
2009Hold Me Back Kent J. Desormeaux William I. Mott WinStar Farm 1+1⁄8 miles1:49.63$500,000II [26]
2008Adriano Edgar S. Prado H. Graham Motion Courtlandt Farms1+1⁄8 miles1:50.20$500,000II [27]
2007 Hard Spun Mario G. Pino J. Larry Jones Fox Hill Farms1+1⁄8 miles1:49.41$500,000II [28]
2006 With A City Brice Blanc Michael J. Maker Equirace.com1+1⁄8 miles1:51.11$500,000II [29]
2005 Flower Alley Jorge F. Chavez Todd A. Pletcher Melnyk Racing Stables 1+1⁄8 miles1:50.33$500,000II [30]
2004Sinister GPaul R. ToscanoJohn T. Toscano Jr.John T. Toscano III, Kim Corrado & Yamile Carlat1+1⁄8 miles1:50.71$500,000II [31]
2003New York HeroNorberto Arroyo Jr.Jennifer PedersenParaneck Stable1+1⁄8 miles1:50.68$500,000II [32]
Spiral Stakes
2002 Perfect Drift Eddie Delahoussaye Murray W. JohnsonStonecrest Farm1+1⁄8 miles1:48.83$500,000II [33]
2001 Balto Star Mark Guidry Todd A. Pletcher Anstu Stable 1+1⁄8 miles1:47.23$600,000II [34]
2000GlobalizeFrancisco C. Torres Jerry Hollendorfer Jerry Hollendorfer, Howard Litt & George Todaro1+1⁄8 miles1:49.16$600,000II [35]
Galleryfurniture.com Stakes
1999Stephen Got Even Shane Sellers Nicholas P. Zito Stephen Hilbert1+1⁄8 miles1:49.03$750,000II [36]
Jim Beam Stakes
1998Event of the Year Russell Baze Jerry Hollendorfer Golden Eagle Farm 1+1⁄8 miles1:47.00$600,000II [37]
1997ConcertoCarlos H. Marquez Jr.John J. Tammaro III Kinsman Stable 1+1⁄8 miles1:48.20$600,000II [38]
1996Roar Mike E. Smith Claude R. McGaughey III Claiborne Farm & Adele B. Dilschneider1+1⁄8 miles1:49.60$600,000II [39]
1995ƒ Serena's Song Corey Nakatani D. Wayne Lukas Bob & Beverly Lewis 1+1⁄8 miles1:49.60$600,000II [40]
1994Polar ExpeditionCurt C. BourqueHugh H. RobertsonJames B. Cody1+1⁄8 miles1:49.00$600,000II [41]
1993 Prairie Bayou Chris McCarron Thomas K. Bohannan Loblolly Stable 1+1⁄8 miles1:50.80$600,000II [42]
1992 Lil E. Tee Pat Day Lynn S. Whiting W. Cal Partee1+1⁄8 miles1:53.40$500,000II [43]
1991 Hansel Jerry D. Bailey Frank L. Brothers Lazy Lane Farm1+1⁄8 miles1:46.60$500,000II [44]
1990 Summer Squall Pat Day Neil J. Howard Dogwood Stable 1+1⁄8 miles1:49.40$500,000II [45]
1989Western Playboy Pat Day Harvey L. Vanier Nancy Vanier 1+1⁄8 miles1:49.00$500,000II [46]
1988KingpostEugene J. Sipus Jr.Dianne CarpenterMark Warner1+1⁄8 miles1:50.80$500,000II [47]
1987J. T.'s Pet Pat Day Lynn S. Whiting W. Cal Partee1+1⁄16 miles1:42.80$500,000III [48]
1986 Broad Brush Vincent Bracciale Jr. Richard W. Small Robert E. Meyerhoff1+1⁄16 miles1:44.20$350,000III [49]
1985Banner BobK. Keith AllenJerome J. Sarner Jr.Sharon E. & William J. Walsh1+1⁄16 miles1:42.00$350,000III [50]
1984At the Threshold Pat Day Lynn S. Whiting W. Cal Partee1+1⁄16 miles1:42.80$300,000III [51]
Spiral Stakes
1983Marfa Jorge Velasquez D. Wayne Lukas Barry Beal, Robert French Jr. & D. Wayne Lukas 1+1⁄16 miles1:42.40$233,500 [52]
1982Good n' DustyMichael MoranJasper AdamsLarry R. Lehmann1+1⁄16 miles1:44.60$188,500 [53]
1981Mythical RulerKeith WirthFred V. WirthAl Risen Jr. & Paxton Price1 mile1:38.00$60,350 [54]
1980Major RunMark S. Sellers William E. Adams Golden Chance Farm1 mile1:36.60$31,025Division 1 [55]
Spruce NeedlesJulio C. Espinoza William E. Adams Golden Chance Farm1:37.20$31,025Division 2 [56]
1979Lot o' Gold Don Brumfield William E. Adams Frederick E. Lehmann1 mile1:37.60$48,000 [57]
1978Five Star GeneralJulio C. Espinoza William E. Adams Robert N. Lehmann1 mile1:38.80$21,000Division 1 [58]
Raymond EarlJulio C. Espinoza William E. Adams Golden Chance Farm1:37.80$21,600Division 2 [59]
1977Smiley's DreamW. Destefano William E. Adams Golden Chance Farm1 mile1:39.40$21,312Division 1 [60]
Bob's DustyJulio C. Espinoza William E. Adams Robert N. Lehmann1:38.80$21,362Division 2 [61]
1976Inca RocaWilliam NemetiAlbert T. SkinnerCharles Raymond Jarrell1 mile1:37.40$31,300 [62]
1975 Naughty Jake German VasquezJake BachelorMildred Bachelor1 mile1:40.00$26,400Division 1 [63]
Ambassador's ImageEddie SnellDonald L. BallDonamire Farm1:38.40$26,450Division 2 [64]
1974King of RomeKeith WirthFred V. WirthFred V. Wirth1 mile1:45.40$18,575Division 1 [65]
AgloriteJohn Beech Jr.Rose BrambleAugust Muckler1:44.60$18,675Division 2 [66]
1973Jacks ChevronBilly PhelpsCarl SitgravesW. C. Hines & Mrs. Carl Sitgraves1 mile1:41.00$16,207Division 1 [67]
Bootlegger's PetMickey SolomoneCharles C. PatrickCharles C. Patrick, G. McGinnis & V. Victor1:42.00$16,107Division 2 [68]
1972Big DotJim MurchisonJames EckroshEverett Lowrance1 mile1:38.80$11,525 [69]

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