Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère
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Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère Race Facts
- Location: Longchamp Racecourse, Paris, France
- Inaugural Race: 1853
- Distance: 1,400 metres (7 furlongs)
- Track Type: Right-handed, Turf
- Age Qualifications: Two-year-olds (excluding geldings)
- 2022 Purse: €400,000
- 2022 Race Date: Sunday, October 2nd
2022 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère Race Results
| POST | HORSE | JOCKEY / TRAINER | WIN / PLACE |
|---|
3 | Belbek | Mickael Barzalona / A Fabre | $37.40 / $7.80 |
6 | Gamestop | Maxime Guyon / C Ferland | $6.00 |
1 | Breizh Sky | Christophe Soumillon / A & G Botti | $3.80 |
2 | Shartash | Ben Coen / J P Murtagh | |
4 | Vicious Harry | Tony Piccone / M Delcher Sanchez | |
8 | Tigrais | Aurelien Lemaitre / Christopher Head | |
7 | Pivotal Trigger | Shane Foley / Mrs John Harrington |
Exotic Payoffs:
- $2.00 Quinella (3-6) Paid: $104.20
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Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère Race History
The Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère is Group I flat thoroughbred horse race run each year at the Longchamp Racecourse in Paris, France. Inaugurated in 1853 as the Grand Critérium, it is the oldest and most prestigious race in France for juvenile horses. The race was given its current name in 2003 to honor Jean-Luc Lagardère, an incredibly accomplished owner/breeder and former president of France Galop, the governing body of French horse racing.
Several notable horses have won the race, including American Champion Two-Year-Old Colt Arazi (1991), 2002 European Horse of the Year Rock of Gibraltar (2001) and 1963 1,000 Guineas winner Hula Dancer (1962). Currently two jockeys are tied for most wins with six: George Stern and Roger Poincelet.
As part of the Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" Challenge Series, the winner automatically qualifies for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf.
Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère Past Winners Since 1969
| Year | Winner | Jockey / Trainer | Distance / Time |
|---|
2022 | Belbek | Mickael Barzalona / André Fabre | 7 F / 1:22.98 |
2021 | Angel Bleu | Frankie Dettori / Ralph Beckett | 7 F / 1:24.57 |
2020 | Sealiway | Mickael Barzalona / Frederic Rossi | 7 F / 1:23.49 |
2019 | Victor Ludorum | Mickael Barzalona / André Fabre | 8 F / 1:44.15 |
2018 | Royal Marine | Oisin Murphy / Saeed bin Suroor | 8 F / 1:39.10 |
2017 | Happily | Ryan Moore / Aidan O'Brien | 8 F / 1:38.51 |
2016 | National Defense | Pierre-Charles Boudot / Criquette Head-Maarek | 8 F / 1:35.53 |
2015 | Ultra | Mickael Barzalona / André Fabre | 8 F / 1:37.27 |
2014 | Full Mast | Thierry Thulliez / Criquette Head-Maarek | 7 F / 1:20.11 |
2013 | Karakontie | Stéphane Pasquier / Jonathan Pease | 7 F / 1:22.97 |
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