Gran Premio Latinoamericano

The Gran Premio Latinoamericano (formerly Gran Premio Asociación Latinoamericana de Jockey Clubes e Hipódromos , currently called Longines Gran Premio Latinoamericano ) is a thoroughbred race on South American racetracks.

The Gran Premio Latinoamericano is a Group I race . It has been held since 1981 and is for three-year-old and older thoroughbreds. The distance is 2000 m, but in 2012 they ran over 2100 m. The ground depends on which track the race is being run on. The prize money is $ 500,000.

OSAF

The Gran Premio Latinoamericano is the most important race of the OSAF - South American Organization for the Promotion of the Thoruoughbred . OSAF represents the interests and currently unites 33 jockey clubs and breeding associations from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Equador, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Panama was last admitted to OSAF in 2009 and Mexico in 2011, so that OSAF races can now be held on their racetracks for the next few years.

Records at the Gran Premio Latinoamericano

Winning horse:

• 2 - Much Better (1994, 1996)

Winning Jockey :

• 5 - Jorge Ricardo (1991, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2007)

Winner of the Gran Premio Latinoamericano

year	Racetrack	winner	Father, mother	jockey	Trainer	stud	distance	Run	time
2020	San Isidro
2019	Club Hípico	Ya Primo	Mastercraftsman Yo Quisiera	Jeremy Laprida	Guillermo Aguirre	La Pacita	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Turf	1: 56.68
2018	Hipódromo de Maroñas	Roman Rosso	Roman Ruler Rose City	Wilson Moreyra	Jorge Mayansky Neer	La Primavera	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Dirt	2: 02.05
2017	Valparaiso Sporting Club	Sixties song	Sixties Icon Blissful Song	Juan C. Villagra	Alfredo Gaitan Dassie	Santa Elena	2400m (1 1/2 mi; 12f)	Turf	2: 24.86
2016	Hipódromo da Gávea	Some In Tieme	Shirocco Orma Giusta	Waldomiro Blandi	Gladston F. Santos	Oitavo & Haras Princesa do Sul	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Turf	1: 59.14
2015	Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo	Liberal	Meal Penalty Democracia	Edwin Talaverano	Camilo Traverso II	The Fathers	2100m (1 5/16 mi; 10.5f)	Dirt	2: 09.81
2014	Monterrico	Eyelid	Mizzen mast block	Juan E. Enriquez	Romulo R. Herrera	OP stables	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Dirt	2: 07.52
2013	Hipódromo Chile	Sabor a Triunfo	Dance Brightly Sally Mash	David Sanchez	Alejandro Aguado	Trafalgar	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Dirt	2: 04.66
2012	Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo	Quick Casablanca	Until Sundown Quick	Gonzalo Ulloa	Juan P. Baeza	Carrillanca	2100m (1 5/16 mi; 10.5f)	Dirt	2: 05.83
2011	San Isidro	Bradock	Keseff Samara	Carlos Trujillo	Jorge S. Vera	Myrna	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Turf	2: 00.40
2010	Club Hípico	Belle Watling	Dushyantor Biala	Hector I. Berrios	Patricio Baeza	Don Theo	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Turf	1: 59.81
2009	Cidade Jardim	Hot Six	Burooj Babysix	Jorge Leme	Givanildo Duarte	Estrela Energia	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Turf	2: 03.04
2008	Monterrico	Deepak	Pass of Spades Unbridled Queen	Carlos Trujillo	Jorge S. Vera	Myrna	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Dirt	2: 08.40
2007	La Plata	Good report	Ride the Rails Good Pearl	Jorge Ricardo	Luis Belela	Haras Santa Tereza	2100m (1 5/16 mi; 10.5f)	Dirt	2: 10.40
2006	Hipódromo de Maroñas	Latency	Slew Gin Fizz Latencia	Julio C. Méndez	Juan B. Udaondo	Haras Las Dos Manos	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Dirt	2: 00.27
2005	San Isidro	Don Incauto	Roy's inspiration	Jorge Valdivieso	Carlos Etchechoury	Haras San Benito	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Turf	1: 57.92
2004	Hipódromo Chile	Comando Intimo	Riyadian Zilliant	Luis Torres	Felix Banda	El Castillo	2000m (1 1/4 mi; 10f)	Dirt	2:05:40

Web links

OSAF webpage , English version

Individual evidence

1. ^ Winners of all the years
2. ↑ OSAF ( Memento of the original from September 17, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ^ Disqualification of winner Don Inc (ARG) and fifth-placed Río Allipen (CHI) due to doping.

• 2008 Edition, at Monterrico, Peru

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