Silver Charm Dubai World Cup



Please join us once again for

The Seventh Annual
'Hats Off to the Horses: The Road to the Derby'
A Unique Online Derby Hat Auction Benefiting Old Friends
sponsored by
MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®
Custom Derby Millinery by Sally Faith Steinmann
Featured Horse

Silver Charm

Silver Charm Wins Dubai World Cup By CBSNews.com staff CBSNews.com staff March 28, 1998 / 5:50 PM / CBS Sportsline In a dramatic finish, Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Silver Charm nosed out. Mar 04, 2021 Over the next three weeks, the Dubai Racing Club will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 1998, when Silver Charm won the Dubai World Cup title for Bob. 1998 Dubai World Cup (G1) race results, race date, entries, field, video, contenders, probables, news, notes, & comments. Kentucky Derby 2021 - Derby 2021 - Road to the Derby. Memorable: Silver Charm, ridden by Gary Stevens, left, wins the 1998 Dubai World Cup Image Credit: Silver Charm takes the Dubai World Cup in 1998. Also in this package. 25 years of the Dubai World.


Pedigree:Foaled in Florida on February 22, 1994; grey/roan; stallion
Sire –
Silver Buck; Dam - Bonnie's Poker (Poker)
Trained by:Bob Baffert
Owner:Bob & Beverly Lewis
Breeder:Mary Lou Wootton
Jockey: Gary Stevens; also David Flores and Chris McCarron
Record:24 Starts: 12 - 7 - 2
Career Earnings:$6,944,369

Notable career wins:

At 2: Won Del Mar Futurity (G2)

At 3: Won the 1997 Kentucky Derby (G1), Preakness Stakes (G1), San Vicente Stakes (G3); 2nd in the Santa Anita Derby (G1), Belmont Stakes (G1), San Felipe Stakes (G2), Malibu Stakes (G1)

At 4: Won Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1), Strub Stakes (G2), Kentucky Cup Classic Handicap (G3), Goodwood Breeders' Cup Handicap (G2), Clark Handicap (G2), San Fernando Breeders Cup Stakes (G2); 2nd in the Breeders' Cup Classic (G1), Stephen Foster Handicap (G2)

At 5: Won the San Pasqual Handicap (G2); 3rd in the Santa Anita Handicap (G1), Donn Handicap (G1)

Special Honors: Champion Three Year Old Male, 1997; inducted into the Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame, 2007.

Silver Charm entered stud in 2000 at Three Chimneys in Kentucky; relocated in 2005 to Japan and stood at Japan Bloodhorse Breeders Association’s Stallion Stations until 2014.

Retired to Old Friends on 12/1/14 through the cooperative efforts of JBBA, the Lewis family and Three Chimneys.

'Silver Charm Arrives at Old Friends'- a video by Wendy Wooley of EquiSport Photos that documents Silver Charm's arrival at Old Friends on December 1, 2014.

Interview with Michael Blowen, December 2, 2014, following Silver Charm's arrival at Old Friends.

______________________________________________________________


Silver Charm, on the day of his arrival to Old Friends.
With Michael Blowen, President of Old Friends, and Sandy Hatfield, stallion manager at Three Chimneys Farm

______________________________________________________________

Silver Charm to Old Friends
Courtesy Old Friends website


1997 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Silver Charm was bred in Florida by Mary Lou Wootton. Owned by Robert and Beverley Lewis and trained by Bob Baffert, he leaped to a juvenile stakes win in the 1996 Del Mar Futurity (G2) ridden by David Flores, then hit the 1997 Derby trail with his San Vicente (G3) win, Chris McCarron up.

The Kentucky Derby began Silver Charm’s partnership with jockey Gary Stevens. In a thrilling finish they prevailed over Captain Bodgit and Free House. A repeat performance in the Preakness raised Triple Crown hopes and Silver Charm ran a heroic Belmont, but he was edged out by Touch Gold.

Silver Charm was awarded the 1997 Three Year Old Male Championship. In 1998, teamed with Stevens, he won the San Fernando (G2), Strub (G2) and prestigious Dubai World Cup (G1), Kentucky Cup Classic (3) and Goodwood (G2). A close second in the 1998 Breeders’ Cup Classic and win in the Clark (G2) rounded out this superlative campaign. At five, Silver Charm won the San Pasqual (G2). In his 24 starts he achieved 12 wins, 7 seconds and 2 thirds for $6,944,369.

He entered stud in 2000 at Three Chimneys in Kentucky, was relocated in 2005 to Japan and stood at JBBA’s Stallion Stations until 2014. Silver Charm was inducted into the Racing Hall of Fame in 2007.

In December 2014 he retired to Old Friends thanks to the cooperative efforts of JBBA, the Lewis family and Three Chimneys.

Statement from the Lewis Family:

'The Robert and Beverly Lewis family are thrilled and proud to have Silver Charm returning to America and beginning his retirement at Old Friends Equine in Georgetown, Kentucky. The racing thrills and excitement that he brought to our lives will never be forgotten. Winner of the 1997 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, the 1998 Dubai World Cup and numerous other graded stakes, Silver Charm demonstrated amazing heart and competitiveness during his four-year racing career. His 2007 induction into the Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame was proper recognition of his great career on the track.

Silver charm dubai world cup 2020

We extend our gratitude to J.B. and Kevin McKathen, who spotted him as a two-year old in Florida, Bob Baffert, who so capably trained him, Gary Stevens, who rode him to his greatest victories, Rudy, his groom, who cared for Silver Charm wherever he went, Three Chimney's Robert Clay and Dan Rosenburg, who managed his U.S. stud career, the Japan Bloodhorse Breeders Association, who managed his Japanese stud career, Case Clay, who was instrumental in assuring his return home, and Michael Blowen, who was steadfast in his determination to see Silver Charm, one day, residing at Old Friends.

We hope that thoroughbred racing fans from around the world will enjoy visiting Old Friends and saying 'Hello' to one of America's great race horses!'



Silver Charm enjoys a reunion with Hall of Fame jockey, Gary Stevens

______________________________________________________________

Additional articles on Silver Charm:

______________________________________________________________

The “Silver Charm” Hat by MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®

Rosie Napravnik modeling
The “Silver Charm” Hat by MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®

Bidding on the “Silver Charm” chapeau has ended. The next hat will be up for bid from December 1st through the 11th.

Stay tuned!!

Special thanks to retired jockey Rosie Napravnik, to her husband, trainer Joe Sharp and to their baby boy Carson for helping us with this year's “Hats Off to the Horses” fundraiser that supports the retired racehorses of Old Friends in Kentucky.

Thanks also to EquiSport Photosfor their stunning images and video footage. A special thanks to Bella Rose Clothing Boutiqueof Lexington, Kentucky for furnishing Rosie's lovely dress!

____________________________________________________________

The “Silver Charm” hat is up for bid from November 1st through the 11th.

Dubai World Cup 2022

To place a bid on the “Silver Charm” auction hat or to learn more about Old Friends at Dream Chase Farm, please visit the Old Friends websiteto access the eBay link or call them at 502-863-1775.
Charm
To view the couture Derby hats from previous hat auctions, please click on the following- Old Friends Hat Auction Portfolio

Silver Charm Dubai World Cup Winners

MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®Homepage
Silver Charm Dubai World Cup

Dubai World Cup Entries

Contact
Old Friends

World Of Charms Store

______________________________________________________________________________

MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®

PO Box 929 / South Harwich, MA 02661

508-430-1626

______________________________________________________________________________
All designs and content on this site are the sole property of MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS.® Images and content cannot be reproduced for any commercial purpose without express, written permission of MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®


Copyright 2015, MAGGIE MAE DESIGNS®
webmaster
______________________________________________________________________________

Dubai World Cup Results


Silver Charm Dubai World Cup 2021

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 2004 when Pleasantly Perfect won the Dubai World Cup in thrilling fashion.

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 2003 when Moon Ballad gave jockey Frankie Dettori his second, and trainer Saeed bin Suroor his fourth, Dubai World Cup title.

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 2002 when Street Cry gave jockey Jerry Bailey his fourth and trainer Saeed bin Suroor his third Dubai World Cup title.

  • Sunday’s racing on the Abu Dhabi turf was officially highlighted by the 1400m Group 2 Liwa Oasis and it delivered a nail biting conclusion worthy of any feature race with the gallant, heartbreakingly for connections, Rawaa denied in the final strides by the persistent challenge of Hakeemat Muscat.

    The pair, having seem off the challenge of eventual third MH Rahal, basically duelled throughout the final 225m with Hakeemat Muscat finally able to stick her head in front in the closing stages with the 6-year-old mare answering every urging requested by Szczepan Mazur.

  • Ten have been declared for the 1400m Group 2 Liwa Oasis, the highlight of six races at Abu Dhabi on Sunday, including Sharaf Al Reef, winner of the race in 2019 for Al Ajban Stables and Abdallah Al Hammadi.

    The admirable 12-year-old has been a great servant to connections, not only having won this race before, the most recent of his six career victories, but also the 2016 Group 3 National Day Cup, the highlights among his six career wins, all on the Abu Dhabi turf.

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 2001 when Captain Steve gave American trainer Bob Baffert his second Dubai World Cup title.

  • Super Saturday, the second biggest meeting of the UAE season at Meydan and a dress rehearsal for Dubai World Cup night three weeks later, was officially highlighted by the Group 1 Al Maktoum Challenge R3 sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Group 1 $390,000 Al Maktoum Challenge Round 3 (2000m D)

  • AL BASTAKIYA (LISTED)
    $150,000 | 1900m (dirt) | TB
    Winner: PANADOL (USA)
    Pedigree: Flatter (USA) - Arradoul (USA) by Dixieland Band (USA)
    Owner: Sh Hamdan bin Mohd Al Maktoum
    Trainer: S bin Ghadayer
    Jockey: Mickael Barzalona
    Official Time: 1:58.13
    Track Record: 01:55:18 - MENDELSSOHN - 2018
    Race Record : 1:58:05 - YULONG WARRIOR - 2018
    Margin of Victory: 3/4 Length

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 2000, when Dubai Millennium won what was described by many as one of the most memorable victories to date, ridden by the mercurial Frankie Dettori, becoming the fifth winner of the Dubai World Cup.

  • Seven races at the penultimate Jebel Ali meeting of the ongoing season, highlighted by a 1200m conditions race for 3-year-olds, was won in taking fashion by Hawa Bilady.

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 1999, when Almutawakel, trained by Saeed bin Suroor, became the first Godolphin winner of the Dubai World Cup.

  • Three weeks before the UAE’s biggest day of horseracing, the Dubai World Cup card, this weekend’s Super Saturday is a ‘dress rehearsal’ with all seven races mirroring the conditions of one of those on the big day, officially highlighted by the Group 1 Al Maktoum Challenge R3 on dirt along with the Group 1 Jebel Hatta, the turf highlight.

    The seventh meeting of the 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival at Meydan, is sponsored by Pillar Partners Emirates.

    Group 1 $390,000 Al Maktoum Challenge R3 (2000m D)

  • Jebel Ali stage their penultimate fixture of the current season on Friday afternoon, seven races officially highlighted by a 1200m conditions contest for 3-year-olds for which eight have been declared, the weights headed by Zhou Storm.

    Trained by Ali Rashid Al Rayhi for Elbashir Salem Elhrari, the Due Diligence colt, the only previous winner among the octet, is penalised for a pair of juvenile victories, his first two racecourse appearances, over 1200m at the beginning of November and a month later over 1400m.

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 1998, when Silver Charm won the Dubai World Cup title for Bob Baffert. The first of many successful outings in the UAE for the American trainer.

  • The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world's premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup sponsored by Emirates Airline.

    Over the next three weeks, we will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. We rewind to 1997, when Singspiel, owned and bred by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, and trained by Sir Michael Stoute, won the Dubai World Cup.