Seagram Cup Stakes
Year Winner Age Jockey Trainer Owner Time
2019 Mr Ritz 4 Patrick Husbands Josie Carroll Earle I Mack 1:42.75
2018 Decorated Soldier 5 Gary Boulanger Norman McKnight Racer 's Edge Inc & Maxis Stable 1:43.71
2017 Melmich 6 Eurico Rosa da Silva Kevin Attard Stephen Chesney & Cory Hoffman 1:43.43
2016 Breaking Lucky 4 Luis Contreras Reade Baker Gunpowder Farms 1:42.70
2015 Florida Won 4 Patrick Husbands Mark E. Casse Live Oak Plantation 1:43.33
2014 His Race to Win 4 Eurico Rosa Da Silva Malcolm Pierce Sam-Son Farm 1:43.35
2013 Alpha Bettor 5 Justin Stein Daniel J. Vella Bulldog Racing 1:43.63
2012 Alpha Bettor 4 Tyler Pizarro Daniel J. Vella Bulldog Racing 1:43.79
2011 James Street 4 Patrick Husbands Josie Carroll Eugene Melynyk 1:44.01
2010 Sand Cove 5 Richard Dos Ramos Roger Attfield Ralph L. Johnson 1:43.57
2009 Palladio 7 Richard Dos Ramos Roger Attfield Haras Santa Maria de Araras 1:43.84
2008 Artie Hot 4 Emma-Jayne Wilson Nicholas Gonzalez Tucci Stables 1:43.30
2007 Gouldings Green 6 Patrick Husbands Anthony Reinstedler Melnyk Racing Stable 1:43.73
2006 Gouldings Green 5 Corey Lanerie Anthony Reinstedler Melnyk Racing Stable 1:42.76
2005 One For Rose 6 Emile Ramsammy Sid Attard Tucci Stables 1:44.18
2004 One For Rose 5 Emile Ramsammy Sid Attard Tucci Stables 1:44.34
2003 Wake at Noon 6 Emile Ramsammy Abraham Katryan Bruno Schickedanz 1:42.92
2002 Lucky Molar 7 Chantal Sutherland Mike Wright , Jr Richard A. Englander 1:44.51
2001 Trajectory 4 Ramon Dominguez H. Graham Motion Pin Oak Stable 1:43.97
2000 Guided Tour 4 Gary Boulanger Niall O'Callaghan Morton Fink 1:42.04
Winners of the Seagram Cup Stakes
The Chinese Cultural Centre Seagram Cup Stakes is a Thoroughbred horse race run annually during the last week of July/first week of August at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A Grade III event, it is open to horses Three years old and up. Raced over a distance of one and one-sixteenth miles, the race currently offers a purse of $115,065. The Seagram Cup was inaugurated at the Old Woodbine Racetrack in 1903. A race on dirt, it was named in honor of owner/breeder Joseph E. Seagram whose Seagram Stables dominated Canadian racing at the time and who had won Canada's most prestigious race, the Queen's Plate, eight consecutive times between 1891 and 1898. With the cessation of Thoroughbred racing at Old Woodbine Racetrack, the Seagram Cup was moved to the new Woodbine Racetrack and in 1959 became a race on turf. In 1998 the Seagram Cup reverted to being run permanently on dirt with the 2007 edition marking the first time it would be raced on the new synthetic Polytrack surface. Over the years the Seagram Cup has been contested at various distances:
On dirt:
On turf: