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New Zealand 1000 Guineas

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CAPTURED BY LOVE
CAPTURED BY LOVE  Picture: Race Images Photo

The New Zealand 1000 Guineas is a Group 1 race run under Set Weights conditions for three year old fillies at Riccarton Park race course conducted by the Canterbury Jockey Club.

The New Zealand 1000 Guineas is run over 1600m. It was first run in 1973.

The New Zealand 1000 Guineas is regarded as one of New Zealand's feature 3yo fillies races along with the Oaks run later in the season.

Over the traditional mile, it is run during the New Zealand Cup week festival of racing and trotting in November.

The Derby and Oaks were run at Riccarton but when they were moved to Ellerslie and Trentham, Riccarton was decided as a place to contest Guineas races along the same lines as their UK equivalents. This was especially more relevant with the Classics now run much later.

Tycoon Lil is probably the best of the winners in the last 35 years winning Group 1s on both sides of the Tasman and being close up in a Cox Plate behind Might And Power.

Canterbury Belle came to Brisbane and won the Stradbroke that season.

The 2019 edition saw all three placegetters end up being G1 winners as 3yos.

Jamie Richards had five runners in the 2021 running and four of them were the first four home.

The 2022 running was delayed by two days after a track issue and then the race itself by many minutes when the favourite Legarto's bridle broke pre-race but she was still too good by around 5L.

The New Zealand 1000 Guineas was worth NZ$550,000 in 2024.

Notable winners of the New Zealand 1000 Guineas include Legarto (2022), La Diosa (2016), King's Rose (2010), Katie Lee (2009), Daffodil (2008), Seachange (2005), Justa Tad (2004), The Jewel (2002), Ad Alta (1999), Pace Invader (1998), Tycoon Lil (1997), Tartan Tights (1994), Snap (1993), Nimue (1992), Candide (1987) and Canterbury Belle (1984).

The 2024 New Zealand 1000 Guineas was won by Captured By Love from Alabama Lass and Movin Out.


Racing and Sports

Previous New Zealand 1000 Guineas Winners

Date Horse Jockey WT Trainer BP
CAPTURED BY LOVE (AUS) 3F
WRITTEN TYCOON (AUS) - MOLDOVA (AUS) SNITZEL (AUS)
J PARR 56.5 MARK WALKER & SAM BERGERSON 6
MOLLY BLOOM (NZ) 3F
ACE HIGH (AUS) - DANCILLA (NZ) IFFRAAJ (GB)
JOE DOYLE 56.5 LANCE O'SULLIVAN & ANDREW SCOTT 11
LEGARTO (NZ) 3F
PROISIR (AUS) - GEORDIE GIRL (NZ) TOWKAY (AUS)
RYAN ELLIOT 56.5 KEN & BEV KELSO 4
THE PERFECT PINK (NZ) 3F
SAVABEEL (AUS) - THE SOLITAIRE (NZ) O'REILLY (NZ)
O P BOSSON 56.5 JAMIE RICHARDS 12
KAHMA LASS (NZ) 3F
DARCI BRAHMA (NZ) - DISTINCTIVE LASS (AUS) ORIENTATE (USA)
O P BOSSON 56.5 JAMIE RICHARDS 11
LOIRE (NZ) 3F
REDOUTE'S CHOICE (AUS) - SYRAH (NZ) TRADITIONALLY (USA)
M MCNAB 56.5 TONY PIKE 8
MEDIA SENSATION (AUS) 3F
I AM INVINCIBLE (AUS) - DIFFERENT TO (NZ) HIGH CHAPARRAL (IRE)
M T COLEMAN 56.5 PETER & DAWN WILLIAMS 6
HASAHALO (NZ) 3F
SAVABEEL (AUS) - HALLOWEEN (AUS) ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS)
S C SPRATT 56.5 STEPHEN MCKEE 13
LA BELLA DIOSA (NZ) 3F
SO YOU THINK (NZ) - STAR AFFAIR (NZ) STAR WAY (GB)
R CUNEEN 56.5 MANDY & MATT BROWN 9
RISQUE (NZ) 3F
DARCI BRAHMA (NZ) - SO EXPLICIT (NZ) STRAIGHT STRIKE (USA)
M CAMERON 56.5 STEPHEN AUTRIDGE 3
COSTA VIVA (AUS) 3F
ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS) - VIVACIOUS SPIRIT (AUS) BEL ESPRIT (AUS)
L G INNES 56.5 JASON BRIDGMAN 8
ROLLOUT THE CARPET (AUS) 3F
HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR (IRE) - OUT OF EGYPT (USA) RED RANSOM (USA)
MARK DU PLESSIS 56.5 JEFF MCVEAN & EMMA-LEE BROWNE 11
PLANET ROCK (AUS) 3F
FASTNET ROCK (AUS) - AKRIS (NZ) ZABEEL (NZ)
H S TINSLEY 56.0 PETER & DAWN WILLIAMS 12
KING'S ROSE (NZ) 3F
REDOUTE'S CHOICE (AUS) - NUREYEV'S GIRL (AUS) NUREYEV (USA)
O P BOSSON 56.0 JASON BRIDGMAN 9
KATIE LEE (AUS) 3F
PINS (AUS) - MISS JESSIE JAY (NZ) SPECTACULARPHANTOM (USA)
O P BOSSON 56.0 GRAEME & DEBBIE ROGERSON 4
DAFFODIL (NZ) 3F
NO EXCUSE NEEDED (GB) - SPRING (NZ) O'REILLY (NZ)
H S TINSLEY 56.0 KEVIN GRAY 3
INSOUCIANT (NZ) 3F
KEEPER (AUS) - LOUDENNE (NZ) PALACE MUSIC (USA)
M J WALKER 56.0 MARK WALKER 9
DORABELLA (NZ) 3F
POSTPONED (USA) - CASERIO (NZ) KAAPSTAD (NZ)
J S BULLARD 56.0 HOWIE & LORRAINE MATHEWS 1
SEACHANGE (NZ) 3F
CAPE CROSS (IRE) - JUST CRUISING (AUS) BROAD REACH (NZ)
G MCKEON 55.5 R R MANNING 13
JUSTA TAD (NZ) 3F
ISTIDAAD (USA) - INFINITY (NZ) MARKELLA (FR)
V A COLGAN 55.5 RUDY LIEFTING 9
TAATLETAIL (NZ) 3F
FALTAAT (USA) - DEFENSIVE LADY (NZ) DEFENSIVE PLAY (USA)
M J WALKER 55.5 GRAEME ROGERSON & STEPHEN AUTRIDGE 4
THE JEWEL (NZ) 3F
O'REILLY (NZ) - THE GRIN (NZ) GROSVENOR (NZ)
J D LAKING 55.5 HEC & STEVE ANDERTON 7
FINAL DESTINATION (NZ) 3F
O'REILLY (NZ) - LOGICAL LADY (NZ) SOUND REASON (CAN)
G J GRYLLS 55.5 WAYNE & VANESSA HILL 7
ELEVENSES (NZ) 3F
STAR WAY (GB) - CELTIC JOY (NZ) SIR TRISTRAM (IRE)
M C SWEENEY 55.5 GRAEME & DEBBIE SANDERS 2

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