Grand Prix Prince Rose

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Grand Prix Prince Rose

Group 1 race
Prince Rose (Hervé Denaigre), painted by Bob Demuyser (1920-2003)
Location	Ostend racecourse
Race type	Flat / Thoroughbred
Race information
Purse	FB 3,000,000

Grand Prix Prince Rose

1981
Strong Gale	Gap of Dunloe	Royal Fountain

Previous years
1979
Noir et Or	Strong Gale	Crimson Beau

Formerly known as the Grand International d'Ostende (1898), the race was renamed Grand Prix Prince Rose in honor of the great Belgian crack, Prince Rose. It is run in July at the Ostend racecourse on the occasion of the Belgian National Day. In 1931 Prince Rose beat the French mare Pearl Cap who went on to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe later that year.^[1]

see : Thoroughbred database

• Le Capucin (1924)
• Prince Rose (1931)
• Corrida (1936 & 1937)
• Rheingold (1973)
• Argument (1980)

• GR I Grand Prix de Bruxelles

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