Singapore Airlines International Cup

The Singapore Airlines International Cup was a Group 1 flat horse race in Singapore open to thoroughbreds aged three years or older. It was run at Kranji over a distance of 2,000 metres (about 1¼ miles), in May each year. It has been discontinued from 2016 onwards.

It was established as an international event at the newly opened Kranji Racecourse in 2000. This was after the Singapore Derby had lost its international status, and was restricted to domestic horses only. The event was sponsored by Singapore Airlines since its inception, and it attained Group 1 status in 2002.

The last Cup race was run in 2015 and was discontinued thereafter.[1]

Winners

Year
 Winner (Country)
 Age
 Jockey
 Trainer
 Owner
 Time
2000 Ouzo (SIN) 7 Saimee Jumaat Malcolm Thwaites Eres Tu No. 2 Stable 2:03.4
2001 Endless Hall (ENG) 5 Jamie Spencer Luca Cumani Il Paralupo Syndicate 2:00.8
2002 Grandera (UAE) 4 Frankie Dettori Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin 2:01.3
2003 no race [1]
2004 Epalo (GER) 5 Andrasch Starke Andreas Schütz Gary A. Tanaka 2:02.6
2005 Mummify (AUS) 6 Danny Nikolic Lee Freedman Mark Pejic et al. 2:05.0
2006 Cosmo Bulk (JPN) 5 Fuyuki Igarashi Kazunori Tabe Misako Okada 2:06.5
2007 Shadow Gate (JPN) 5 Katsuharu Tanaka Yukihiro Kato Tomokazu Iizuka 2:04.0
2008 Jay Peg (SAF) 5 Anton Marcus Herman Brown Marsh Shirtliff et al. 2:00.9
2009 Glória de Campeão (BRA) 6 T. J. Pereira Pascal Bary Stefan Friborg 1:59.2
2010 Lizards Desire (SAF) 4 Kevin Shea Mike de Kock Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Maktoum 2.02.12
2011 Gitano Hernando (SAF) 6 Grey Schofield Herman Brown Ramzan Kadyrov 2.03.93
2012 Chinchon (FRA) 7 Olivier Doleuze Carlos Laffon-Parias Sarl Darpat France 2:04.43
2013 Military Attack (HKG) 5 Zac Purton John Moore Steven Lo Kit Sing & Canny Leung 1:59.58
2014 Dan Excel (HKG) 6 Tommy Berry John Moore David Philip Boehm 1:59.07
2015 Dan Excel (HKG) 7 Tommy Berry John Moore David Philip Boehm 2:01.52

1 The 2003 running was cancelled due to the SARS outbreak in Asia.

References

  1. ^ "Racing: SIA International Cup and KrisFlyer International Sprint discontinued". Retrieved 28 August 2019.