Yellow Ribbon Stakes - Winners of The Yellow Ribbon Stakes

Winners of The Yellow Ribbon Stakes

Year
 Winner
 Age
 Jockey
 Trainer
 Owner
 Time
2012 Halo Dolly 4 Joe Talamo Jerry Hollendorfer Blackmore/Hoefflin/Hoefflin/Hollendorfer/O'Farrell/Tahajian and Toda 1:40.52
2011 Dubawi Heights 4 Joel Rosario Simon Callaghan N. Callaghan/McStay/Magnier 2:00.52
2010‡ Hibaayeb 3 Rafael Bejarano Saeed bin Suroor Godolphin Racing 2:00.44
2009 Magical Fantasy 4 Alex Solis Paddy Gallagher Bienstock/Mandabach/Winner 1:59.59
2008 Wait a While 5 John Velazquez Todd Pletcher Arindel Farm/Alan Cohen 1:59.16
2007 Nashoba's Key 4 Joseph Talamo Carla Gaines Warren B. Williamson 1:59.73
2006 Wait a While 3 Garrett Gomez Todd Pletcher Arindel Farm 1:59.25
2005 Megahertz 6 Alex Solis Robert Frankel Michael Bello 2:00.50
2004 Light Jig 4 Rene R. Douglas Robert Frankel Juddmonte Farms 1:59.28
2003 Tates Creek 5 Pat Valenzuela Robert Frankel Juddmonte Farms 2:00.77
2002 Golden Apples 4 Pat Valenzuela Ben D. A. Cecil Gary Tanaka 1:59.72
2001 Janet 4 David R. Flores Darrell Vienna Stonerside Stable 1:58.64
2000 Tranquility Lake 5 Ed Delahoussaye Julio C. Canani Martin & Pam Wygod 2:02.98
1999 Spanish Fern 4 Chris McCarron Robert Frankel Juddmonte Farms 1:59.52
1998 Fiji 4 Kent Desormeaux Neil Drysdale Prince Fahd bin Salman 2:05.23
1997 Ryafan 3 Alex Solis John Gosden Juddmonte Farms 2:03.60
1996 Donna Viola 4 Gary Stevens Chris Wall Kieran D. Scott 2:00.62
1995 Alpride 4 Chris McCarron Ron McAnally Sid & Jenny Craig 2:01.68
1994 Aube Indienne 4 Kent Desormeaux Charles Whittingham Frankfurt Stables 2:02.32
1993 Possibly Perfect 3 Corey Nakatani Robert Frankel Blue Vista Inc 2:02.91
1992 Super Staff 4 Kent Desormeaux Ron McAnally Juddmonte Farms 1:59.20
1991 Kostroma 5 Kent Desormeaux Gary F. Jones Robert Sangster et al. 2:01.00
1990 Plenty of Grace 3 Herb McCauley John M. Veitch Darby Dan Farm 1:58.40
1989 Brown Bess 7 Jack L. Kaenel Charles J. Jenda Calbourne Farm 1:57.60
1988 Delighter 3 Chris McCarron Jonathan Pease Evergreen Farm 2:02.40
1987 Carotene 4 Jose A. Santos Roger Attfield Kinghaven Farms 2:03.80
1986 Bonne Ile 5 Fernando Toro John Gosden Arthur M. Budgett (Lessee) 2:01.60
1985 Estrapade 5 Bill Shoemaker Charles Whittingham Summa Stable (Lessee) 2:00.40
1984 Sabin 4 Eddie Maple Woody Stephens Henryk de Kwiatkowski 2:00.00
1983 Sangue 5 Bill Shoemaker Henry Moreno R. Charlene Parks 2:02.20
1982† Castilla 3 Ray Sibille Charles Whittingham Mary Jones Bradley 1:58.60
1981 Queen to Conquer 5 Marco Castaneda Charles Whittingham Wimborne Farm 1:58.60
1980 Kilijaro 4 Alain Lequeux Olivier Douieb Serge Fradkoff 1:59.20
1979 Country Queen 4 Laffit Pincay, Jr. Randy Winick Blum, Sarant & Winick 2:00.20
1978 Amazer 3 Bill Shoemaker Maurice Zilber Nelson Bunker Hunt 1:59.20
1977 Star Ball 5 Howard Grant Jaime Villagomez Valpredo & Valpredo 2:02.60

† In 1982, Avigaition finished first but was disqualified and placed second.
‡ In 2010 run at Hollywood Park.

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