Hamburger Stutenmeile

The Hamburger Stutenmeile is a Group 3 flat horse race in Germany open to thoroughbred fillies and mares aged three years or older. It is run at Hamburg-Horn over a distance of 1,600 metres (about 1 mile), and it is scheduled to take place each year in June or July.

For the similarly titled horse race over 2,200 metres, see Hamburger Stuten-Preis.
Hamburger Stutenmeile
Franz-Günther von Gaertner
Gedächtnisrennen
Group 3 race
LocationHorner Rennbahn
Hamburg, Germany
Race typeFlat / Thoroughbred
WebsiteHamburg
Race information
Distance1,600 metres (1 mile)
SurfaceTurf
TrackRight-handed
QualificationThree-years-old and up
fillies and mares
Weight53½ kg (3y); 58 kg (4y+)
Allowances
1 kg if no Listed win (4y+) *
Penalties
3 kg for Group 1 winners *
2 kg for Group 2 winners *
1 kg for Group 3 winners *
* since July 1 last year
Purse€55,000 (2012)
1st: €32,000
Hamburger Stutenmeile
2020
Half Light Song Of Life Sanora

History

The event has been known by several different titles, and some of these have been assigned to various other races. It was called the Schwarzgold-Rennen from 1995 to 1998, and during this period it was ungraded. It was renamed the Schlenderhaner Stutenpreis in 1999, and given Listed status in 2000.

The race was retitled the Fährhofer Stutenpreis in 2001, and promoted to Group 3 level in 2004. It was subsequently registered as the Hamburger Stutenpreis, and later the Hamburger Stutenmeile.

Alternative titles have included the Alice-Cup (2006), the Credit Suisse-Rennen (2007), the Preis der Spielbank Hamburg (2008–09) and the Wenatex Europa-Grupperennen (2010). It was run at Bremen as the Walther J. Jacobs-Stutenmeile in 2011.

The Hamburger Stutenmeile is currently run in memory of Franz-Günther von Gaertner, a former president of the Hamburger Renn-Club.

Records

Most successful horse:

  • no horse has won this race more than once since 1995

Leading jockey since 1995 (4 wins):

  • Andreas Suborics – Voodoo Lounge (1998), Kimbajar (2001), Molly Art (2006), Touch My Soul (2007)

Leading trainer since 1995 (4 wins):

  • Andreas Wöhler – Socota (1995), Kimbajar (2001), Peaceful Love (2005), Peace Royale (2008)

Winners since 1995
Year Winner Age Jockey Trainer Time
1995 Socota 3 Torsten Mundry Andreas Wöhler 1:39.60
1996 Baccara 3 Peter Schiergen Heinz Jentzsch 1:41.80
1997 Distella 4 Andrasch Starke Hans Blume 1:40.48
1998 Voodoo Lounge 3 Andreas Suborics Ralf Suerland 1:45.98
1999 Breda 4 Terence Hellier Uwe Ostmann 1:37.98
2000 Kirona 3 Torsten Mundry Peter Rau 1:43.50
2001 Kimbajar 3 Andreas Suborics Andreas Wöhler 1:43.10
2002 Bedford Set 4 Andreas Helfenbein Horst Steinmetz 1:41.54
2003 Avenir Rubra 3 Jozef Bojko Erika Mäder 1:39.07
2004 Eyeq 4 Nicholas Cordrey Søren Jensen 1:39.93
2005 Peaceful Love 3 Eduardo Pedroza Andreas Wöhler 1:38.45
2006 Molly Art 4 Andreas Suborics Uwe Ostmann 1:36.17
2007 Touch My Soul 3 Andreas Suborics Peter Schiergen 1:45.10
2008 Peace Royale 3 Eduardo Pedroza Andreas Wöhler 1:36.81
2009 Caro Jina 3 Terence Hellier Andreas Trybuhl 1:38.10
2010 Aslana 3 Andrasch Starke Peter Schiergen 1:37.60
2011 Vanjura [a] 4 Alexander Pietsch Roland Dzubasz 1:35.90
2012 Cherry Danon 3 Andrasch Starke Peter Schiergen 1:39.38
2013 Lady Jacamira 4 Alexander Pietsch Roland Dzubasz 1:36.98
2014 Calyxa 4 Adrie de Vries Ferdinand Leve 1:38.45
2015 Odeliz 5 Adrie de Vries Karl Burke 1:34.95
2016 Shy Witch 3 Ian Ferguson H-J Gröschel 1:45.64
2017 Shy Witch 4 Eduardo Pedroza H-J Gröschel 1:45.82
2018 Indian Blessing 4 Gerald Mosse Ed Walker 1:37.60
2019 Axana 3 Eduardo Pedroza Andreas Wohler 1:35.42
2020 Half Light 4 Soufiane Saadi H-A Pantall 1:40.20

a The 2011 running took place at Bremen.

See also

References
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