Bay Shore Stakes

The Bay Shore Stakes is a Grade III American Thoroughbred horse race for three-year-olds at a distance of seven furlongs on the dirt run annually in early April at Aqueduct Racetrack in Ozone Park, Queens, New York. The event currently offers a purse of $200,000.

This article is about the horse race at Aqueduct Racetrack known as the Bay Shore Stakes for three year olds. For another race with a similar name also held at Aqueduct (1925–1955), see Bay Shore Handicap.
Bay Shore Stakes
Grade III race
LocationAqueduct Racetrack
Queens, New York, United States
Inaugurated1960 (as Bay Shore Handicap)
Race typeThoroughbred – Flat racing
WebsiteNYRA
Race information
Distance7 furlongs
SurfaceDirt
Trackleft-handed
QualificationThree-year-olds
Weight123 lbs. with allowances
Purse$200,000 (since 2021)

History

The event was named for the resort town of Bay Shore, New York.

The name was once an event with the same name, Bay Shore Handicap, which was for three-year-olds and older and held in September. That event ended in 1955 with the closing of the old Aqueduct track.[1] The track was closed until it was reconstructed in 1959. According to New York Racing Association the new event was inaugurated on 13 April 1960 as a race with an old name – Bay Shore Handicap for three-year-olds at a distance of one mile.[2] The following year the name of the event was changed to the Bay Shore Stakes.[3]

In 1964 the distance of the event was decreased to seven furlongs.[4] The event began impacting the paths the three year old would take towards the U.S Triple Crown. In 1967, the winner Damascus continued his outstanding form winning the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes and capturing a host of awards including U.S. Champion three-year-old colt, US Champion Handicap Horse and becoming US Horse of the Year. In 1968 Reviewer carried a record 130 pounds to victory in the first division of the event which was split.[5] The 1970 US Champion Two-Year-Old Colt, Hoist The Flag won this event in 1971 with a new track record of 1:21 flat in what would be his last start as a career ending training incident forced a premature retirement.[6]

In 1973 the first year the classification system was enacted, the event was set with Grade III status.[4] Arguably, the most famous horse to have won this event was the 1973 winner Secretariat who won the race after an objection claim by 4+1⁄2 lengths,[7] later that year becoming the U.S Triple Crown champion - the first after 25 years. In 1976 Bold Forbes set a new stakes record for the event in 1:204⁄5.[8] Two starts later Bold Forbes would win the Kentucky Derby and be crowned the U.S. Champion three-year-old colt.

The event has been run at a shorter distance of 6 furlongs in 1977, 1978 and 1984 and on the inter track in 1994.[9]

The race has been run in split divisions in 1962, 1968, 1975, and 1986.[10]

The event was scheduled for 13 March 1993 but postponed twice due to bad weather before finally being cancelled.[11] In 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, Aqueduct closed their track and the event was cancelled.[12]

Records

Speed record:

  • 7 furlongs – 1:20.54 Limit Out (1998)

Margins:

  • 10+1⁄2 lengths - Houston (1989)

Most wins by a jockey:

Most wins by a trainer:

Most wins by an owner:

  • 3 – Robert B. Cohen (1974, 1988, 1991)

Winners
Year Winner Jockey Trainer Owner Distance Time Purse Grade Ref
Bay Shore Stakes
2023 Joey Freshwater Kendrick Carmouche Linda Rice Winning Move Stable 7 furlongs 1:24.91 $200,000 III [13]
2022 Wit José Ortiz Todd A. Pletcher Repole Stable, St. Elias Stable, & Gainesway Farm 7 furlongs 1:23.27 $200,000 III [14]
2021 Drain the Clock Irad Ortiz Jr. Joseph Saffie Jr. Slam Dunk Racing, Madaket Stables, Wonder Stables & Michael Nentwig 7 furlongs 1:25.97 $194,000 III [15]
2020 Race not held
2019 Mind Control John R. Velazquez Gregory D. Sacco Red Oak Stable & Madaket Stables 7 furlongs 1:23.45 $232,500 III [16]
2018 National Flag Flavien Prat Todd A. Pletcher WinStar Farm, China Horse Club & SF Racing 7 furlongs 1:23.16 $250,000 III [17]
2017 Long Haul Bay Manuel Franco Chad C. Brown Alpha Delta Stables 7 furlongs 1:24.14 $250,000 III [18]
2016 Unified Jose L. Ortiz James A. Jerkens Centennial Farms 7 furlongs 1:22.86 $300,000 III [19]
2015 March Irad Ortiz Jr. Chad C. Brown Robert V. LaPenta 7 furlongs 1:24.72 $300,000 III [20]
2014 Coup de Grace Javier Castellano Chad C. Brown Fox Hill Farms 7 furlongs 1:23.19 $300,000 III [21]
2013 Declan's Warrior Jose Lezcano Nicholas P. Zito Lucky Shamrock Stable 7 furlongs 1:22.09 $250,000 III [22]
2012 Trinniberg Willie Martinez Bisnath Parboo Shivananda Racing 7 furlongs 1:23.46 $250,000 III [23]
2011 J J's Lucky Train Jose C. Ferrer William D. Anderson Fresh Start Stable 7 furlongs 1:22.54 $200,000 III [24]
2010 Eightyfiveinafifty Ramon A. Dominguez Gary C. Contessa Harold Lerner, John L. Moirano, Team Stallion, Gary Contessa, Dale Cohen & McConnell Racing 7 furlongs 1:21.89 $196,000 III [25]
2009 Capt. Candyman Can Javier Castellano Ian R. Wilkes Joseph Rauch & David Zell 7 furlongs 1:22.99 $200,000 III [26]
2008 J Be K Garrett K. Gomez Steven M. Asmussen Zayat Stables 7 furlongs 1:23.67 $150,000 III [27]
2007 Bill Place Cornelio Velasquez Anthony W. Dutrow Michael Dubb, Sanford J. Goldfarb & Cast of Characters 7 furlongs 1:22.99 $150,000 III [28]
2006 Too Much Bling Garrett K. Gomez Bob Baffert Stonerside Stable & Blazing Meadows Farm 7 furlongs 1:22.40 $147,000 III [29]
2005 Lost in the Fog Russell Baze Greg Gilchrist Harry J. Aleo 7 furlongs 1:21.33 $150,000 III [30]
2004 Forest Danger John R. Velazquez Todd A. Pletcher Aaron U. & Marie D. Jones 7 furlongs 1:20.67 $150,000 III [31]
2003 Halo Homewrecker John R. Velazquez Mark A. Hennig Edward P. Evans 7 furlongs 1:23.19 $150,000 III [32]
2002 Roman Dancer Kent J. Desormeaux Christopher S. Paasch Lorraine & Rod Rodriguez 7 furlongs 1:22.21 $150,000 III [33]
2001 Skip to the Stone Victor Espinoza Mike R. Mitchell Greystone Stable & Vincenzo Loverso 7 furlongs 1:22.46 $150,000 III [34]
2000 Precise End Jorge F. Chavez Mark E. Casse Harry T. Mangurian Jr. 7 furlongs 1:22.27 $110,000 III [35]
1999 Perfect Score Edgar S. Prado Bud Delp Harry & Tom Meyerhoff 7 furlongs 1:22.98 $110,200 III [36]
1998 Limit Out Jean-Luc Samyn H. Allen Jerkens Joseph V. Shields Jr. 7 furlongs 1:20.54 $109,100 III [37]
1997 Hawks Landing Richard Migliore Roy Sedlacek Blue Stork Stable 7 furlongs 1:22.13 $110,800 III [38]
1996 Jamies First Punch John R. Velazquez Robert Barbara Zimpom Stable 7 furlongs 1:22.13 $112,000 III [39]
1995 Blissful State Michael J. Luzzi John C. Kimmel Lucille Conover 7 furlongs 1:23.92 $107,800 III [40]
†1994 Prank Call John R. Velazquez Robert Barbara Sabine Stable 6 furlongs 1:09.84 $109,900 III [41]
1993 Race not held
1992 Three Peat Chris Antley John W. Sadler Gary Biszantz 7 furlongs 1:21.68 $126,000 II [42]
1991 Stately Wager Jorge F. Chavez Stanley R. Shapoff Robert B. Cohen 7 furlongs 1:23.80 $118,400 II [43]
1990 Richard R. Jose A. Santos D. Wayne Lukas Sugar Maple Farm 7 furlongs 1:22.80 $116,800 II [44]
1989 Houston Laffit Pincay Jr. D. Wayne Lukas Lloyd R. French Jr. 7 furlongs 1:22.40 $115,000 II [45]
1988 Perfect Spy (CAN) Robbie Davis Stanley R. Shapoff Robert B. Cohen 7 furlongs 1:22.60 $164,100 II [46]
1987 Gulch Jose A. Santos LeRoy Jolley Peter M. Brant 7 furlongs 1:23.20 $163,000 II [47]
1986 Zabaleta Darrel G. McHargue John Gosden Our Life Stable 7 furlongs 1:23.80 $167,750 II Division 1[48]
Buck Aly Nick Santagata Bruce Johnstone Michael D. Riordan 1:22.00 $158,750 Division 2[49]
1985 Pancho Villa Frank Lovato Jr. D. Wayne Lukas Lloyd R. French Jr. 7 furlongs 1:22.20 $139,200 II [50]
1984 Secret Prince Craig Perret William V. Terrill Elaine M. Brodsky 6 furlongs 1:11.20 $136,800 III [51]
1983 Strike Gold Eddie Maple William H. Turner Jr. Welcome Farm 7 furlongs 1:22.60 $57,700 III [52]
1982 Shimatoree Angel Cordero Jr. Richard E. Dutrow Sr. Dr. Rifat Hussain 7 furlongs 1:23.20 $55,000 III [53]
1981 Proud Appeal Jeffrey Fell Stanley M. Hough Malcolm H. Winfield 7 furlongs 1:22.20 $54,900 III [54]
Bay Shore Handicap
1980 Colonel Moran Jorge Velasquez Thomas J. Kelly Townsend B. Martin 7 furlongs 1:23.80 $57,100 III [55]
1979 Belle's Gold George Martens Walter A. Kelley John R. Murrell 7 furlongs 1:21.80 $53,400 III [56]
Bay Shore Stakes
1978 Piece of Heaven Ruben Hernandez Frank Martin Sr. Sigmund Sommer 6 furlongs 1:11.00 $54,100 III [57]
1977 Cormorant Danny Wright James P. Simpson Charles Berry Jr. 6 furlongs 1:10.80 $54,100 III [58]
1976 Bold Forbes Angel Cordero Jr. Laz Barrera E. Rodriguez Tizol 7 furlongs 1:20.80 $56,300 III [8]
1975 Laramie Trail Mike Venezia Jose A. Martin Joseph M. Roebling 7 furlongs 1:23.60 $44,950 III Division 1[59]
Lefty Ron Turcotte Lucien Laurin Meadow Stable 1:23.80 $45,650 Division 2[60]
1974 Hudson County Michael Miceli Stanley R. Shapoff Robert B. Cohen 7 furlongs 1:22.60 $57,800 III [61]
1973 Secretariat Ron Turcotte Lucien Laurin Meadow Stable 7 furlongs 1:23.20 $27,750 III [7]
1972 Explodent Mike Venezia Eugene Jacobs Herbert A. Allen Sr. 7 furlongs 1:23.40 $28,625 [62]
1971 Hoist The Flag Jean Cruguet Sidney Watters Jr. Stephen C. Clark Jr. 7 furlongs 1:21.00 $34,400 [63]
1970 Sunny Tim Chuck Baltazar Frank A. Bonsal Calumet Farm 7 furlongs 1:24.20 $29,900 [64]
1969 Reviewer Bobby Ussery Edward A. Neloy Ogden Phipps 7 furlongs 1:22.80 $27,650 [65]
1968 Verbatim John L. Rotz Victor J. Nickerson Elmendorf Farm 7 furlongs 1:24.20 $22,425 Division 1[5]
Clever Foot Joe Culmone Bernard P. Bond Mrs. Bernard P. Bond 1:26.00 $22,425 Division 2[66]
1967 Damascus Bill Shoemaker Frank Y. Whiteley Jr. Edith W. Bancroft 7 furlongs 1:25.80 $28,500 [67]
1966 Quinta Walter Blum Bernard P. Bond Richard D. Bokum II 7 furlongs 1:22.80 $28,900 [68]
1965 Flag Raiser Ismael Valenzuela Hirsch Jacobs Isidor Bieber 7 furlongs 1:23.60 $29,100 [69]
1964 Determined Man John Ruane Eugene Jacobs Herbert A. Allen Sr. 7 furlongs 1:23.20 $28,750 [70]
1963 Jet Traffic (CAN) Bobby Ussery Del W. Carroll Russell A. Firestone Jr. 1 mile 1:34.20 $28,050 [71]
1962 Duc d'Or Ismael Valenzuela Monte Parke James W. Rodgers 1 mile 1:36.80 $21,750 Division 1[72]
Western Warrior Larry Adams John A. Nerud Tartan Stable 1:36.40 $21,750 Division 2[73]
1961 Merry Ruler (GB) Roy L. Gilbert Eddie Yowel Harry O. Freylinghuysen 1 mile 1:36.40 $29,000 [3]
Bay Shore Handicap
1960 Francis S. Henry Moreno Burley Parke Harbor View Farm 1 mile 1:36.00 $29,450 [2]

Notes:
† Run on the Inner dirt track

See also

References
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