Gran Premio Palermo

The Gran Premio Palermo was first run in 1885 as the Premio Palermo. When the pattern race system was introduced in Argentina in 1973, the Premio Palermo was rated a Group 2 race. In 1979, it was upgraded to a Group 1, a designation it has retained since. == Records since 1988 ==

Speed record: • 1:32.33 – Malibu Spring (2022) Greatest winning margin: • 16 lengths – Mr. Nancho (2003) Most wins: • 2 – El Compinche (1996, 1997) • 2 – El Garufa (2008, 2009) Most wins by a jockey: • 6 – Jacinto R. Herrera (1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003) • 4 – Pablo Gustavo Falero (2004, 2010, 2011, 2013) Most wins by a trainer: • 4 – Juan Carlos Etchechoury (1995, 1996, 1997, 2012) Most wins by an owner: • 6 – Haras La Quebrada (1991, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2003) Most wins by a breeder: • 7 – Haras La Quebrada (2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2020) • 6 – Haras Firmamento (1993, 1999, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2021) • 4 – C. Ceriani & Sara C. Ferrer Reyes (1991, 1995, 1996, 1997) == Winners since 1988 ==

ƒ indicates a filly/mare == Earlier winners ==

• 1885: Fidalgo • 1886: Escocés • 1887: Porteñito • 1888: Recuerdo • 1889: Monaque • 1890: Boquerón • 1891: Don Carlos • 1892: Sargento • 1893: Ituzaingó & Anacoreta* • 1894: Revancha • 1895: Yankee • 1896: Imposible • 1897: Alacrán • 1898: Ovación • 1899: Don Pepe • 1900: Dictador • 1901: Belcebú • 1902: Dictador • 1903: Pimiento • 1904: Padilla • 1905: Floreal • 1906: Pelayo • 1907: Barsac • 1908: Barsac • 1909: Melgarejo • 1910: Aspero • 1911: Amsterdan & San Pascual* • 1912: Larrea • 1913: Charming • 1914: Mustafá • 1915: Melik • 1916: Campanazo • 1917: Florilegio • 1918: Omega ƒ • 1919: Clamor • 1920: Moloch • 1921: Moloch • 1922: Rico • 1923: Mameluke • 1924: Plutarco • 1945: Snob • 1946: Estuardo • 1947: El Guaso • 1948: Equinox • 1949: Baturro • 1950: Eden • 1951: Chispeado • 1952: Bigarreau • 1953: Yatasto • 1954: Los Curros • 1955: Atadito • 1956: Parral • 1957: Hay Humo • 1958: Pardon • 1959: Enfin • 1960: Rob Roy • 1961: Bonín • 1962: Dorine ƒ • 1963: Snow Palace • 1964: Snow Cap • 1965: Make Money • 1966: Pretty Boy • 1967: Vin Vin • 1968: Gabin • 1969: Perplejo • 1970: Torrontés • 1971: Angriff • 1972: Angriff • 1973: El Chamical • 1975: Incasico • 1976: • 1977: Belcho • 1978: Capitol Sun • 1979: Bogart • 1981: Pied-a-Terre • 1982: Montego • 1983: Pochard ƒ • 1984: Just in Case • 1986: Peñon • 1987: Bayakoa ƒ ƒ indicates a filly/mare • Ituzaingó and Anacoreta finished in a dead heat for first in 1893. Amsterdam and San Pascual finished in a dead heat for first in 1911. == References ==