David Hayes (horse trainer)

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David Hayes (born October 22, 1962) is a prominent Australian Thoroughbred racehorse trainer and son of legendary trainer Colin Hayes. Hayes has trained 35 group one winners. Hayes has trained Melbourne Cup, Cox Plate, Caulfield Cup and Golden Slipper winners.

In July of 2007, Hayes gained considerable attention in the United States when he went there to compete for the first time in the American Oaks at Hollywood Park Racetrack in Inglewood, California in an attempt to have his filly Anamato become the first Australian-bred and trained horse to win a major North American race since Phar Lap captured the 1932 Agua Caliente Handicap. Anamato performed well, finishing third to winner Panty Raid. [1]

[edit] Group One Wins

1 Melbourne Cup (Jeune 1994)
2 Cox Plates (Better Loosen Up 1990, Fields Of Omagh 2006)
1 Australian Cup (Better Loosen Up 1991)
1 Japan Cup (Better Loosen Up 1990)
1 Victoria Derby (Blevic 1994, Kibbutz 2007)
1 Crown Oaks (Miss Finland 2006)
1 Golden Slipper (Miss Finland 2006)
1 Newmarket Handicap (Primacy 1993)
1 Australian Guineas (Miss Finland 2007)
1 Thousand Guineas (Miss Finland 2006)
2 Futurity Stakes (Fields Of Omagh 2006, Niconero 2008)
1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (Rewayaa 2006)
1 Toorak Handicap (Barely A Moment 2005)
1 Sydney Cup (Azzaam)
1 AJC Metropolitan Handicap (Tawqeet 2006)
2 Caulfield Cups (Fraar 1993, Tawqeet 2006)
2 Caulfield Guineas (Palace Reign 1992, St. Covet 1994)
2 Salinger Stakes (Planet Ruler 1990, Alishan 1993)
4 Blue Diamond Stakes (Canonise 1991, Principality 1995, Nadeem 2006, Sleek Chassis 2007)
3 C F Orr Stakes (Planet Ruler 1991, Primacy 1994, Jeune 1995)
3 Emirates Stakes (Planet Ruler 1992, Primacy 1993, Seascay 1994)