The Premio Parioli is a Group 3

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in Italy open to three-year-old

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colts. It is run over a distance of 1,600 metres (about 1 mile) at Capannelle in April. It is Italy's equivalent of the 2000 Guineas, a famous race in England.

History

The event is named after

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, an area of Rome to the north of the racecourse. It was established in 1907, and the inaugural running was won by Gostaco. The race was originally open to both colts and fillies. The first filly to win was Wistaria in 1910, and the last was Saccaroa in 1950. For a period the Premio Parioli held Group 1 status. It was downgraded to Group 2 level in 1996, and to Group 3 in 2007. The Premio Parioli is currently run on the same day as its fillies' counterpart, the

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Records

Leading

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(5 wins): * Paolo Caprioli – ''Lauco (1924), Varedo (1927), Nogara (1931), Crapom (1933), Archidamia (1936)'' ---- Leading trainer (13 wins): *

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– ''Guido Reni (1911), Burne Jones (1918), Canova (1919), Delleana (1928), Nogara (1931), Jacopa del Sellaio (1932), Bernina (1934), Niccolo da Foligno (1935), Nearco (1938), Niccolo dell'Arca (1941), Simone da Bologna (1943), Astolfina (1948), Botticelli (1954)'' ---- Leading owner (12 wins): ''(includes part ownership)'' *

Winners since 1985

Earlier winners

* 1907: Gostaco * 1908: Demetrio * 1909: Frack * 1910: Wistaria * 1911: Guido Reni * 1912: Makufa * 1913: Nettuno * 1914: Chumvi * 1915: Aquilone * 1916: Idolo * 1917: Alcione * 1918: Burne Jones * * 1919: Canova * 1920: Vespisedda * 1921: Torcicollo * 1922: Fiorello * 1923: Rapido * 1924: Lauco * 1925: Ansac * 1926: Toce * 1927: Varedo * 1928: Delleana * 1929: Zuho * 1930: Manganello * 1931: Nogara * 1932: Jacopa del Sellaio * 1933: Crapom * 1934: Bernina * 1935: Niccolo da Foligno * 1936: Archidamia * 1937: Sinni * 1938:

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* 1939: Vello * 1940: Jesolo * 1941: Niccolo dell'Arca * 1942: Brignano * 1943: Simone da Bologna * 1944: Macherio * 1945: ''no race'' * 1946: Gladiolo * 1947: Zaratustra * 1948: Astolfina * 1949: Zagarolo * 1950: Saccaroa * 1951: Morengo * 1952: Marcantonio * 1953: Alberigo * 1954: Botticelli * 1955: Vasco de Gama * 1956: Magabit * 1957: Gioviano * 1958: Peveron * 1959: Vestro * 1960: Asopo * 1961: Adrasto * 1962: Aernen * 1963: Haseltine * 1964: Crivelli * 1965: Bauto * 1966: Ciacolesso * 1967: Raeburn * 1968: Over * 1969: Bonconte di Montefeltro * 1970: Antelio * 1971: Arnaldo da Brescia * 1972: Fernet * 1973: Bahadir * 1974: Mannsfeld * 1975: Start * 1976: Ovac * 1977: Capo Bon * 1978: Fatusael * 1979: Good Times * 1980: Red Rocket * 1981: Timur Lang * 1982: Sorabancies * 1983: Drumalis * 1984: Southern Arrow * The 1918 running took place at

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References

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– ''Premio Parioli – Roma Capannelle.'' Flat horse races for three-year-olds Sports competitions in Rome Horse races in Italy 1907 establishments in Italy Recurring sporting events established in 1907

History

Records

Winners since 1985

Earlier winners

See also

References