Lexington Stakes (Keeneland)

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Lexington Stakes
Grade III race
Location Keeneland Race Course
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
InauguratedInitial: 1936–1942
Reestablished: 1973 (as Calumet Purse)
Race type Thoroughbred – Flat racing
Sponsor Stonestreet Farm (since 2017)
Website www.keeneland.com
Race information
Distance1+1⁄16 miles
SurfaceDirt
Trackleft-handed
QualificationThree-year-olds
Weight123 lbs with allowances
PurseUS$400,000 (since 2022)

The Lexington Stakes is a Grade III American Thoroughbred horse race for three-year-old horses at a distance of one and one-sixteenth miles on the dirt run annually in April during at Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, Kentucky during their spring meeting. The event currently offers a purse of $400,000. [1]

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History

First running of the event was on 24 October 1936, closing day of Keeneland's inaugural fall meeting as a six furlong race for two-year-olds and was won by Manhasset Stable's White Tie who ran as an entry with Greentree Stable's Tattered (finished 5th) winning by in a time of 1:12 flat. [2] In 1938 the conditions of the event were changed to a handicap for horses three-years-old and older and the distance set at 1+1⁄8 miles. [3] In 1940 the distance was extended to 1+1⁄4 miles for two runnings in which Joe DeSoto's Steel Heels won both events including setting a new track record in 1941. [4] In October 1942, Keeneland held its last meeting due to the track being closed during World War II, the event was run as the Lexington Purse over a distance of 1+1⁄16 miles. [5]

In 1973 Keeneland schedule an overnight allowance event as the Calumet Purse for three year old horses which was held in April during the Spring meeting prior to the signature event of the meeting - Blue Grass Stakes. The event was named after Calumet Farm, a Thoroughbred breeding and training farm in Lexington. The 1975 winner of the event, Master Derby not only completed this double but later in May of that year also won the middle leg of the U.S Triple Crown, Preakness Stakes.

In 1984 the event was renamed to the Lexington Stakes. [5]

In 1986 the event was upgrade by the American Graded Stakes Committee to Grade III. [6] Two years later the event was once again upgraded to Grade II and held this classification until 2010.

In 1989 the event has been scheduled after the Blue Grass Stakes and it is rare now that horses will run in both events.

The race was downgraded to Grade III status for 2011. [7]

Since 2013 the event has been the last race with qualification points for the Road to the Kentucky Derby as a Wild Card event.

The event was not held 2020 during Keeneland's spring meeting which was moved to July and shortened due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. [8]

Records

Speed record

Margins

Most wins by a jockey

Most wins by a trainer

Most wins by an owner

Winners

YearWinnerAgeJockeyTrainerOwnerDistanceTimePurseGradeRef
Lexington Stakes
2024Encino3 Florent Geroux Brad H. Cox Godolphin 1+1⁄16 miles1:43.93$365,500III [9]
2023First Mission3 Luis Saez Brad H. Cox Godolphin 1+1⁄16 miles1:43.74$398,750III [10]
2022Tawny Port3 Florent Geroux Brad H. Cox Peachtree Stable1+1⁄16 miles1:45.24$398,750III [11]
2021King Fury3 Brian Hernandez Jr. Kenneth G. McPeek Fern Circle Stables & Three Chimneys Farm 1+1⁄16 miles1:43.50$200,000III [12]
2020Race not held
2019Owendale3 Florent Geroux Brad H. Cox Rupp Racing1+1⁄16 miles1:44.14$200,000III [13]
2018My Boy Jack3 Kent J. Desormeaux J. Keith Desormeaux Don't Tell My Wife Stables & Monomoy Stables1+1⁄16 miles1:44.22$200,000III [14]
2017Senior Investment3 Channing Hill Kenneth G. McPeek Fern Circle Stables1+1⁄16 miles1:45.05$200,000III [15]
2016Collected3 Javier Castellano Bob Baffert Speedway Stable1+1⁄16 miles1:43.33$150,000III [16]
2015Divining Rod3 Julien R. Leparoux Arnaud DelacourLael Stables1+1⁄16 miles1:43.29$250,000III [17]
2014Mr. Speaker3 Jose Lezcano Claude R. McGaughey III Phipps Stable 1+1⁄16 miles1:44.18$200,000III [18]
2013Winning Cause3 Julien R. Leparoux Todd A. Pletcher Alto Racing1+1⁄16 miles1:43.93$200,000III [19]
2012All Squared Away3Julio A. Garcia Wesley A. Ward Altamira Racing Stable & Wire to Wire Racing1+1⁄16 miles1:42.55$200,000III [20]
2011Derby Kitten3 Julien R. Leparoux Michael J. Maker Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey 1+1⁄16 miles1:42.03$200,000III [21]
2010 Exhi 3 Robby Albarado Todd A. Pletcher Wertheimer et Frère 1+1⁄16 miles1:44.38$300,000II [22]
2009Advice3 Garrett K. Gomez Todd A. Pletcher WinStar Farm 1+1⁄16 miles1:43.33$300,000II [23]
2008Behindatthebar3 David R. Flores Todd A. Pletcher Padua Stables, Michael Shustek & W. Don Stanley1+1⁄16 miles1:42.14$325,000II [24]
2007Slew's Tizzy3 Robby Albarado Gregory Fox Joseph LaCombe Stable 1+1⁄16 miles1:43.20$325,000II [25]
2006 Showing Up 3 Cornelio Velasquez Barclay Tagg Lael Stables1+1⁄16 miles1:46.42$325,000II [26]
2005Coin Silver3 Javier Castellano Todd A. Pletcher Peachtree Stable1+1⁄16 miles1:45.76$325,000II [27]
2004Quintons Gold Rush3 Jerry D. Bailey Steven M. Asmussen Padua Stables & Jay Manoogian1+1⁄16 miles1:43.82$325,000II [28]
2003Scrimshaw3 Edgar S. Prado D. Wayne Lukas Bob Lewis & Beverly Lewis 1+1⁄16 miles1:45.47$363,675II [29]
2002Proud Citizen3 Mike E. Smith D. Wayne Lukas Robert C. Baker, David Cornstein & William L. Mack1+1⁄16 miles1:44.58$364,650II [30]
2001Keats3 Larry Melancon Niall M. O'Callaghan Henry E. Pabst1+1⁄16 miles1:43.54$371,475II [31]
2000Unshaded3 Shane Sellers Carl A. Nafzger James Tafel1+1⁄16 miles1:43.60$357,400II [32]
1999 Charismatic 3 Jerry D. Bailey D. Wayne Lukas Robert Lewis & Beverly Lewis 1+1⁄16 miles1:41.00$378,700II [33]
1998Classic Cat3 Robby Albarado David C. Cross Jr.Gary M. Garber1+1⁄16 miles1:42.80$368,225II [34]
1997 Touch Gold 3 Gary L. Stevens David E. Hofmans Frank Stronach & Stonerside Stable 1+1⁄16 miles1:43.20$188,650II [35]
1996City by Night3 Shane Sellers Patrick B. Byrne Nancy & Richard Kaster1+1⁄16 miles1:42.20$199,150II [36]
1995Star Standard3 Pat Day Nicholas P. Zito William J. Condren & Joseph Cornacchia1+1⁄16 miles1:45.00$161,100II [37]
1994Southern Rhythm3 Garrett K. Gomez James O. KeeferWilliam Heiligbrodt, et al.1+1⁄16 miles1:45.60$137,250II [38]
1993Grand Jewel3 Jerry D. Bailey Neil J. Howard William S. Farish III & William S. Kilroy1+1⁄16 miles1:43.60$140,675II [39]
1992My Luck Runs North3Ricardo D. LopezAngel M. MedinaMelvin A. Benitez1+1⁄16 miles1:44.00$137,050II [40]
1991 Hansel 3 Jerry D. Bailey Frank L. Brothers Lazy Lane Farms1+1⁄16 miles1:42.60$133,450II [41]
1990Home At Last3 Jerry D. Bailey Carl A. Nafzger Russell L. Reineman Stable1+1⁄16 miles1:43.40$112,900II [42]
1989Notation3 Pat Day James W. MurphyJoan C. Johnson1+1⁄16 miles1:44.40$110,250II [43]
1988 Risen Star 3 Jacinto Vasquez Louie J. Roussel III Louie J. Roussel III & Ronnie Lamarque1+1⁄16 miles1:42.80$105,600II [44]
1987War3 Herb McCauley D. Wayne Lukas Tom Gentry1+1⁄16 miles1:44.40$147,950III [45]
1986§ Wise Times3K. Keith AllenPhilip A. GleavesRussell L. Reineman Stable1+1⁄16 miles1:44.80$110,450III [46]
1985Stephan's Odyssey3 Laffit Pincay Jr. Woodford C. Stephens Henryk de Kwiatkowski 1+1⁄16 miles1:42.60$53,500 [47]
1984He Is A Great Deal3Julio C. EspinozaBernard S. FlintBernard S. Flint & Michael Palmisano1+1⁄16 miles1:45.40$53,000 [48]
Calumet Purse
1983Highland Park3 Jacinto Vasquez Anthony L. BasileBwamazon Farm & Brereton C. Jones 1+1⁄16 miles1:44.80$27,400 [49]
1982Stage Reviewer3 Jerry D. Bailey Lucien Laurin Mrs. Lucien Laurin 1+1⁄16 miles1:44.20$30,200 [50]
1981Swinging Light3Dan Delahoussaye James P. Conway Edgar Zantker1+1⁄16 miles1:44.20$25,000 [51]
1980 Rockhill Native 3John OldhamHerbert K. StevensHarry A. Oak1+1⁄16 miles1:43.40$24,500 [52]
1979Pianist3Michael MorganPeter M. HowePillar Farm1+1⁄16 miles1:43.00$23,600 [53]
1978Sensitive Prince3Mickey Solomone H. Allen Jerkens Joseph Taub1+1⁄16 miles1:44.80$15,000 [54]
1977Giboulee3 Jeffrey Fell Jacques Dumas Jean-Louis Levesque 1+1⁄16 miles1:42.80$15,000 [55]
1976No Link3 Darrel McHargue Douglas Davis Jr.Fred Selz & Gus Blass1+1⁄16 miles1:43.20$15,000 [56]
1975 Master Derby 3 Darrel McHargue Smiley Adams Golden Chance Farm1+1⁄16 miles1:42.60$15,000 [57]
1974Satan's Hills3David E. WhitedPeter W. Salmen Jr.Crimson King Farm1+1⁄16 miles1:43.00$12,500 [58]
1973† Our Native3 Don Brumfield William Resseguet Jr.Mrs. Elizabeth Prichard, Edward W. Thomas & William Resseguet Jr.1+1⁄16 miles1:42.80$12,500 [59]
1943–1972Race not held
Lexington Purse
1942Technician6 Ovie Scurlock Ross O. Higdon Woolford Farm 1+1⁄16 miles1:46.80$2,500 [60]
Lexington Handicap
1941Steel Heels5Jimmy GeorgeFrank P. LetellierJunius W. Bell1+1⁄4 miles2:03.40$2,500 [4]
1940Steel Heels4 Albert Snider Frank P. LetellierJunius W. Bell1+1⁄4 miles2:04.20$2,500 [61]
1939Chief Onaway3 Eddie Arcaro Richard T. WattsLawrence Barker1+1⁄8 miles1:50.40$2,000 [62]
1938Tunica3George SouthCharles C. NormanJoe DeSopo1+1⁄8 miles1:49.40$1,975 [3]
Lexington Stakes
1937Co-Sport2Porter RobertsRichard T. RunnelsBenjamin Friend6 furlongs1:12.80$4,050 [63]
1936§ White Tie2Joseph Cowley John M. Gaver Sr. Manhasset Stable 6 furlongs1:12.00$3,675 [2]

Legend:
  All Weather Track  Dirt
Notes:
† In the 1973 running of the event, Starkers finished first but was disqualified for interference and was placed second. Our Native was declared the winner.
§ Ran as part of an entry

See also

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