Nov. 1 & 2
Nov. 1 & 2
- Races
The $6,000,000 Classic
The Breeders' Cup Classic, run at 1 1/4 miles, draws the top international Thoroughbreds year after year.Future Stars Friday, November 1
- Contenders
Classic
View the contenders for the $6 million Breeders’ Cup Classic, the defining event of the international racing season. - Challenge Series
TV Schedule
Don't miss a minute of the action. View the TV schedule and add it to your calendar to be notified about each upcoming NBC Sports broadcast.
Full Schedule
86 races in 11 countries. View the entire 2019 Breeders' Cup Challenge Series schedule.
It Just Means More
With races selected worldwide in every Championship division, owning a Breeders’ Cup nominated runner is more important than ever. - BCBC
- Wager
- Plan Your Visit
How to Get Here
As the world’s greatest converge on Santa Anita, here are some helpful tips for finding your way there.
Parking & Transportation
Here's everything you need to know about Parking & Transportation to Santa Anita Park. - History & Tradition
Hall of Champions
Since 1984, the world's finest thoroughbreds have competed in the Breeders’ Cup World Championships for a place in history.
Event by Year
See everything from race replays to handle and weather from every Championship since 1984.
Breeding & Nominations
The breeding industry is the cornerstone of the Breeders’ Cup program, the very foundation of our Championships and Challenge series. - Tickets
Dining Options
Enjoy the excitement of Championship racing combined with gorgeous scenery and exceptional service of a fine-dining experience at the races from any one of the premium Clubhouse dining areas.
Box Seating
Spanning from the 1/16th pole to the finish line, guests will enjoy spectacular views of racing from their box seats.
Reserved Seating
Located on the 3rd floor mezzanine level, these open-air, stadium-style seats offer some of the best views of the track! - Tickets
THE 1989 BREEDERS’ CUP
Gulfstream Park
November 4, 1989
The first Breeders’ Cup ever held in Florida featured the greatest rivalry of the 1980’s when Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner Sunday Silence from California met Belmont Stakes winner Easy Goer from New York in the Classic for the Horse of the Year title. Earlier in the day, Easy Goer’s trainer, Shug McGaughey, had already won two races, the Sprint with Dancing Spree and the Juvenile with Rhythm. Prized, who had defeated Sunday Silence earlier in the year on dirt, made his first ever grass start, and won the Breeders’ Cup Turf. Now all eyes focused on the Classic. Sunday Silence raced near the front throughout and edged away to take the lead on the far turn. Easy Goer released one final surge in the stretch, but fell short by a neck as Sunday Silence claimed victory and the title of Horse of the Year.
1989 Breeders’ Cup Results
| Replay | Race | Winning Horse | Jockey | Trainer | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Replay
|
Race
Classic |
Winning Horse
Sunday Silence |
Jockey
C. McCarron |
Trainer
C. Whittingham |
Owner
A. B. Hancock III, E. Gaillard & C. Whittingham |
|
Replay
|
Race
TVG Juvenile |
Winning Horse
Rhythm |
Jockey
C. Perret |
Trainer
C. McGaughey III |
Owner
Centaur Farms Inc. |
|
Replay
|
Race
Longines Distaff |
Winning Horse
Bayakoa (ARG) |
Jockey
L. Pincay Jr. |
Trainer
R. McAnally |
Owner
Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Whitham |
|
Replay
|
Race
Longines Turf |
Winning Horse
Prized |
Jockey
E. Delahoussaye |
Trainer
N. Drysdale |
Owner
Clover Racing Stable & Meadowbrook Farms |
|
Replay
|
Race
TVG Mile |
Winning Horse
Steinlen (GB) |
Jockey
J. Santos |
Trainer
D. Lukas |
Owner
Wildenstein Stable |
|
Replay
|
Race
Juvenile Fillies |
Winning Horse
Go for Wand |
Jockey
R. Romero |
Trainer
W. Badgett Jr. |
Owner
Christiana Stable (Jane Lunger) |
|
Replay
|
Race
Sprint |
Winning Horse
Dancing Spree |
Jockey
A. Cordero Jr. |
Trainer
C. McGaughey III |
Owner
Ogden Phipps |