NYSS Cab Calloway Division

8th Running on Wednesday, August 7, 2013

$100,000 1 Mile 3YO (Turf)

Year:	Horse:	Wt.	Time	Owner	Trainer	Jockey	Value	Replay
2012	Sportswriter	121	1:35.67	Dubb, Michael and Imperio, Michael	Rudy R. Rodriguez	Javier Castellano	$60,000
2011	Hessonite	116	1:37.61	Punk, Jr., William J. and DiLeo, Philip	David G. Donk	Ramon A. Dominguez	$60,000
2010	Lubash	117	1:42.14	Aliyu Ben J Stables	James T. Ryerson	Edgar S. Prado	$60,000
2009	Uncle T Seven	121	1:42.51	Mina, Thomas N., Bobley, Suzann, MFRG Racing Stable and Brida, Dennis J.	John Morrison	Julien R. Leparoux	$90,000
2008	Doc N Roll	119	1:43.69	Sackatoga Stable	Barclay Tagg	Eibar Coa	$90,000
2007	Thunderestimate	121	1:50.62	Flying Zee Stable	Carlos Martin	Edgar Prado	$90,000
2006	Classic Pack	121	1:47.65	John Becker	Mike Hernandez	Fernando Jara	$90,000
2005	Gold and Roses	123	1:53.09	Henry C. Gregory	Thomas Bush	Edgar Prado	$150,000
2004	Chowder's First	119	1:50.99	Inniscarra Stable	Philip Serpe	Edgar Prado	$150,000
2003	Bo Bo's Vice	114	1:43.63	James F. Edwards	H. James Bond	Jorge Chavez	$150,000

Restricted to the 3-year-old progeny of New York stallions, the Cab Calloway was first run in 2003 at six furlongs on the dirt. In 2004 and 2005, it was contested at 1 1/8 miles on the dirt. Moved to the turf in 2006, it was run at 1 1/8 miles on 2006-07, at 1 1/16 miles in 2008-10 and thereafter at a mile on the grass. In 2011, when its sister race, the NYSS Statue of Liberty, did not fill, the race was run as the New York Stallion Series Stakes. The race was named for the popular jazz singer and band leader Cabell “Cab” Calloway III, a native of Rochester, N.Y. who died in 1994.