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Launched in 2017 as part of The Stronach Group’s mission to excite, energize and modernize the sport of racing for a new generation of fans, the Pegasus World Cup also provides lucrative opportunities for Thoroughbred owners and trainers. In just three short years, it has captured the attention of the racing industry, celebrities and fans from around the world and has established itself as a premier event on the racing calendar featuring some of the finest domestic and international runners.
Launched in 2017 as part of 1/ST’s mission to excite, energize and modernize the sport of racing for a new generation of fans, the Pegasus World Cup also provides lucrative opportunities for Thoroughbred owners and trainers. In just four short years, it has captured the attention of the racing industry, celebrities and fans from around the world and has established itself as a premier event on the racing calendar featuring some of the finest domestic and international runners.
Past winners include Arrogate, the 2016 Eclipse Award winning champion three year old male and the top earning Thoroughbred of all time, the 2017 horse of the year, Gun Runner, 2019 champions City of Light and Bricks and Mortar, who won the inaugural Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational, 2020 champions Mucho Gusto and Zulu Alpha. 2021 Champions include Knicks Go and Colonel Liam, that won the turf invitational. Pegasus World Cup Championship rings are awarded to the winning owner, trainer and jockey for both the Pegasus World Cup Invitational and the Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational.
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Dominant from gate to wire, Knicks Go improved to a perfect 4-4 under trainer Brad Cox to claim the $3 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational. Under jockey Joel Rosario, Knicks Go quickly shot to the head of the pack out of the gate and maintained the top position throughout, before rocketing out of the final turn with a length lead and showing no signs of slowing down for the clear victory.
Colonel Liam, owned by Robert and Lawana Low and trained by Todd Pletcher, rallied powerfully under the steady hand of jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. to edge the field in a photo finish and claim the $1 million Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational stakes.
