Breeders’ Prize Classic: Another Beauty crowned a big day for Hansen and Chaves

Annike Bye Hansen and Elione Chaves shared out most of Sunday’s card at Øvrevoll between them. The pair won three of the day’s four big races – the Skandinavisk Mesterskap for 2-årige, the Arnfinn Lunds Minneløp (L) and finally the Breeders’ Prize Classic, where Stall Lillemax’s Another Beauty collected 333,255 Norwegian kroner. The day’s biggest winning margin came in the other Breeders’ race, though, where Sporty won by close to 14 lengths.

The daughter of a Guineas winner


The Breeders’ Prize Classic over 1,980 metres was the day’s biggest contest with 333,255 kroner to the winner and 37,028 to the breeder – and Stall Lillemax took both.

Another Beauty (Appel Au Maitre) is both owned and bred by the stable, and Elione Chaves brought her home three-quarters of a length clear of Stall GM’s Miss Hurricane (Quarterback).

It was the third time in five weeks that the two fillies had met. In the Drømmemilen on 23 August Another Beauty was fifth and Miss Hurricane second; in the Norsk Mesterskap for 3-åringer on 10 September Another Beauty won by three lengths, and now the margin was three-quarters.


Another Beauty in the winner’s circle after her triumph in the Breeders’ Prize Classic. Photo: Hesteguiden.com.

Gina Mathisen took second and third, for three and a half lengths behind Miss Hurricane came the Norwegian Derby winner Super Smooth (Quarterback).

A length and a half further back came Stald Klampenborg’s King To Be (Moohaajim), while Elkær Stutteri’s Jazz (Juniper Tree) was fifth. The Swedish Derby winner Doc Holliday (Appel Au Maitre) finished sixth.

The story behind the win is worth picking up: Annike Bye Hansen also trained the winner’s dam, Unwanted Beauty, who won the Norwegian 1000 Guineas in 2019 in the same colours.

And Appel Au Maitre has now sired five of the last eleven winners of the Breeders’ Prize Classic – Appelina in 2016, Jane in 2018, Hear The Drums in 2022, Leo Boy in 2024 and now Another Beauty.

The Breeders’ Prize Classic itself, on the other hand, Annike Bye Hansen had not won before.


Sporty drew clear


Nobody got near Stall NOK’s Sporty (Moohaajim) in the Breeders’ Prize Sprint over 1,370 metres.

Carlos Lopez sent his horse straight to the front and the field never saw him again: the margin was 13¾ lengths, the time 1.20,5, and the first prize 227,420 kroner plus 25,268 to the breeder Øien Gård.

Sporty and Carlos Lopez win the Breeders’ Prize Sprint in style. Photo: Hesteguiden.com.

It was Sporty‘s fourth win from six starts and his first run since the Drømmemilen on 23 August – he was scratched from the Breeders’ Trophy Classic at Bro Park with a wound. Sporty was born in Denmark but bred in Norway at Øien Gård, Knut Martin Torgersen’s farm – the same place where the day’s other Breeders’ winner, Another Beauty, grew up. Niels Petersen trains.

Lea Olsen’s Viktors Dream (Giant Sandman) held second under Elione Chaves, three-quarters of a length ahead of Väsby Häst AB’s Plattan I Mattan (Alson).

Buck Racing’s Buck’s Model (Economic Model) was fourth and Nathalie Mortensen’s My Dole (Appel Au Maitre) fifth.


Another Listed win for Aphelios


Väsby Häst AB’s Aphelios (Kodiac) had skipped Bro Park to go for the Arnfinn Lunds Minneløp (L), and the plan worked.

The seven-year-old gelding won by three-quarters of a length from Bettina Andersen’s My Fortune (Appel Au Maitre), and from there it was half a length to Icon Bling (Lope De Vega), who won the race last year, and a head further to Silver Legend (Dark Angel).


Aphelios and Elione Chaves win the Arnfinn Lunds Minneløp (L) ahead of My Fortune, Icon Bling and Silver Legend. Photo: Hesteguiden.com.

The win was Aphelios‘s 19th from 43 starts and worth 150,000 kroner in first prize.

For Annike Bye Hansen it was a second win in the race after Swedish Dream in 2019. Bettina Andersen was behind both the second and the fourth.


Ice And Fire beaten


The Skandinavisk Mesterskap for 2-årige gave Väsby Häst AB the day’s first big-race win when Not Your Darling (Moohaajim) scored by two and a half lengths. The filly was bred at Stutteri Hjortebo and had only one start behind her – a fourth place at Øvrevoll on 16 September.

The unbeaten Ice And Fire (Oasis Dream) was thus beaten for the first time. Stald Chasing Dreams’ filly, who had won both her debut and the ITM Amacitalöpning, was second ahead of Alonzo, Orkan Q, Taroona Queen and Dalero.


The rest of the day

Not Your Darling and Elione Chaves win the Skandinavisk Mesterskap for 2-årige ahead of Ice And Fire. Photo: Hesteguiden.com.

Sunday opened with the Øvrevoll Hesteeierforenings Jubileumsløp, where Soltun Racing AS’s Spinaround (Kodiac) won by a quarter of a length from Corazon De Leon for Hallvard Soma and Jacob Johansen.

In the Klokkeløp III for amateur riders Stall Hope’s Queen Of Hearts (Pistachio) won by two and a quarter lengths from Emmeline; Sofie Endahl rode, Pål Nordbye trains.

The Norsk Galopp Cup – Bronsemile was the day’s tightest: Stall Lilleville’s Porter (Too Darn Hot) won by a length and a quarter for Are Hyldmo and Jacob Johansen, but behind him a neck, a nose and a head separated the next four horses, who all came home in the same time.

Finally Stall Matheniss’s Masters Romance (Appel Au Maitre) took the Bronsedivisjon over 2,400 metres by half a length from Away Wit Da Fairys. Isidro Vergara trains, André De Oliveira rode.

Jacob Johansen also rode two winners on the day, Spinaround and Porter.


Øvrevoll · Breeders’ finale

The day in numbers

Eight races on Sunday 27 September 2026 · every prize-money placing in each race counts

69 runners · 40 of them in the money · NOK 1,885,450 shared out

The star of the day

Annike Bye Hansen

Won three of the day’s four big races with Elione Chaves in the saddle: the Skandinavisk Mesterskap for 2-årige with Not Your Darling, the Arnfinn Lunds Minneløp (L) with Aphelios and the Breeders’ Prize Classic with Another Beauty. Add fifth in the Bronsemile with Grand Cascade.

3 of 4of the day’s big races

31.2%of the day’s prize money

588,255NOK on the day

Elione Chaves three wins and a second from seven rides — NOK 696,965 on the day, 37.0% of the prize money

Trainerstop 8 by prize money won

1Annike Bye Hansen3 winsNOK 588,255
2Niels Petersen1 winNOK 351,885
3Gina Mathisen0 winsNOK 262,610
4Bettina Andersen0 winsNOK 134,520
5Lea Olsen0 winsNOK 113,710
6Are Hyldmo1 winNOK 63,650
7Ylva Brandt0 winsNOK 54,581
8Hallvard Soma1 winNOK 48,400

Jockeystop 8 by prize money won

1Elione Chaves3 winsNOK 696,965
2Carlos Lopez1 winNOK 318,560
3Harry Willian Wessner0 winsNOK 208,839
4Jacob Johansen2 winsNOK 159,420
5Willa Synøve M. Schou0 winsNOK 95,982
6Lorenzo Putzulu0 winsNOK 87,906
7Oliver Wilson0 winsNOK 85,500
8Nathalie Mortensen0 winsNOK 34,663

Ownerstop 8 by prize money won

1Stall Lillemax1 winNOK 333,255
2Väsby Häst AB2 winsNOK 304,581
3Stall GM0 winsNOK 262,610
4Stall NOK1 winNOK 227,420
5Niels Jørgen Bønlykke&FlemmingViktor0 winsNOK 113,710
6My Stable,Kirk,Tom,Hanne & Bettina0 winsNOK 61,500
7Stald Klampenborg0 winsNOK 53,320
8Stall Lilleville1 winNOK 50,000

Sirestop 8 by prize money won

1Appel Au Maitre (FR)2 winsNOK 456,991
2Moohaajim (IRE)2 winsNOK 380,740
3Quarterback (GER)0 winsNOK 262,610
4Kodiac (GB)2 winsNOK 186,400
5Giant Sandman (IRE)0 winsNOK 113,710
6Alson (GER)0 winsNOK 78,581
7Oasis Dream (GB)0 winsNOK 58,736
8Too Darn Hot (GB)1 winNOK 50,000

Breederstop 8 by prize money won

1Stutteri Hjortebo1 winNOK 351,272
2Stall Lillemax1 winNOK 333,255
3Stall GM0 winsNOK 262,610
4Øien Gård1 winNOK 227,420
5Kingwood Stud1 winNOK 150,000
6Stall Sigfridsson AB0 winsNOK 54,581
7Selwood/Seascape Bloodstock1 winNOK 50,000
8Lokalebasen.dk A/S0 winsNOK 50,000

Trained in

1Norway51 runners8 winsNOK 1,518,032
2Denmark5 runners0 winsNOK 248,230
3Sweden13 runners0 winsNOK 119,188

Foaled in

1Denmark20 runners4 winsNOK 1,032,572
2Norway15 runners1 winNOK 375,619
3Great Britain8 runners1 winNOK 193,473
4Ireland15 runners2 winsNOK 184,465
5Sweden10 runners0 winsNOK 91,321
6USA1 runners0 winsNOK 8,000

Every prize-money placing in each of the eight races counts — not just the winners. The breeders’ premiums in the two Breeders’ races (NOK 124,588) and owner bonuses are not included.
Top 8 per category by prize money won. Country of foaling by the country code in the result list (no code = Norway).

GalopSport.dkSource: Norsk Galopp’s result list and Øvrevoll’s racecard

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