Voix Du Maitre best again in Dansk Galops Auktionsløb

Bente and Magne Jordanger turned down a million kroner for Voix Du Maitre at last year’s Scandinavian Open Yearling Sale. On Saturday afternoon the Appel Au Maitre colt brought 300,000 of them home at Klampenborg – and after three starts he is still unbeaten.


Voix Du Maitre (Appel Au Maitre) settled Dansk Galops Auktionsløb by three quarters of a length under Oliver Wilson, but it was neither Kriterium winner Stepdance (Al Shemali), Produce Stakes winner La Belle Appelée (Appel Au Maitre) nor Breeders’ Trophy Juvenile runner-up I Got Lucky (Juniper Tree) who came closest.

Instead it was Niels Petersen’s Bella Sienna (Study Of Man) who crossed the line second ahead of Bent Olsen’s strong-finishing Stepdance (Al Shemali), while Lea Olsen’s Chacaya (Appel Au Maitre) was a further three lengths back in fourth.


Voix Du Maitre and Oliver Wilson win Dansk Galops Auktionsløb ahead of Bella Sienna and Stepdance. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Stepdance had otherwise fooled everyone by a head in Dansk Kriterium on 5 September – and over exactly the 1400 metres that was the distance this time as well.

With 600,000 kroner in prize money and 300,000 to the winner, the Auktionsløb is Denmark’s richest two-year-old race.


Voix Du Maitre and Oliver Wilson win Dansk Galops Auktionsløb ahead of Bella Sienna and Stepdance. Photo: Burt Seeger.

For Voix Du Maitre it was a third win in three starts. He debuted at Øvrevoll in July and then took the Breeders’ Trophy Juvenile at Bro Park on 30 August by a length, and he is out of Voix d’Amie, who won that very same Swedish feature in 2020 for Stall Perlen.

Jan-Erik Neuroth trains him, and the colt is Bente and Magne Jordanger’s own breeding.

The day belonged to the Auktionsløb winner’s sire in every respect.

Appel Au Maitre delivered four of the day’s eight winners – besides Voix Du Maitre also Nevercantell, Amazing Pace and Sir Diamond – and he was responsible for fourth and fifth in the Auktionsløb as well, through Chacaya and Azisol.


Stall Perlen’s Bente Jordanger and trainer Jan-Erik Neuroth with Auktionsløb winner Voix Du Maitre and Oliver Wilson in the irons. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Voix Du Maitre with Bente Jordanger, Jan-Erik Neuroth and Oliver Wilson. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Voix Du Maitre with Bente Jordanger and Jan-Erik Neuroth. Photo: Burt Seeger.

The owner-breeder couple Bente and Magne Jordanger are congratulated together with trainer Jan-Erik Neuroth by Dansk Galop chairman Jørgen Damsbo Andersen. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Bente Jordanger and Oliver Wilson after the Auktionsløb triumph with Voix Du Maitre. Photo: Burt Seeger.


Lulu Tøpholm’s Playman (Starman) opened the day by winning the two-year-old maiden over 1200 metres at odds of 16.55.

The gelding won by a good length from Goodmorningmoo (Moohaajim), and then followed Icelady Carlras (Oasis Dream), Honolulu (Moohaajim) and Eko Eleganze (Appel Au Maitre) with half a length between each.

Josefin Landgren rode, Veronika Jandová trains.


Playman and Josefin Landgren win the Arqana Graduate Brownie 2yo Maiden Stakes. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Playman and Josefin Landgren win the Arqana Graduate Brownie 2yo Maiden Stakes. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Playman and Josefin Landgren win the Arqana Graduate Brownie 2yo Maiden Stakes. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Two-year-old Playman and Josefin Landgren with owner Lulu Tøpholm after the win in the Arqana Graduate Brownie 2yo Maiden Stakes. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Two-year-old Playman after the win in the Arqana Graduate Brownie 2yo Maiden Stakes. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Lulu Tøpholm receives the trophy after Playman’s win in the Arqana Graduate Brownie 2yo Maiden Stakes. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Lea Olsen won the day’s second race with Dorte and Keld Moe Jacobsen’s Biot (City Light), who under Per-Anders Gråberg took the 60,000 kroner by three quarters of a length from Sign O’The Times (Kuroshio).


Biot and Per-Anders Gråberg win the Arqana Graduate King David HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Biot and Per-Anders Gråberg win the Arqana Graduate King David HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Biot and Per-Anders Gråberg with Solène Hudbert after the win in the Arqana Graduate King David HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Camilla Ejler and Arqana’s Solène Hudbert. Photo: Burt Seeger.

In the third race Sweden’s Martin Persson was both owner and trainer of Isaynomore (Giant Sandman), whom Marika Masuhr steered home by three quarters of a length from Hockey Carlras (Moohaajim).

Persson landed a double later in the afternoon, and it came with a bang: Nevercantell (Appel Au Maitre) won the 1800 metres by seven lengths under Jacob Johansen. King (Al Shemali) was second, three lengths ahead of Cece Breakthru (Cloth Of Stars).


Isaynomore and Marika Masuhr win the Arqana Graduate Mount Kilimanjaro HCP 5. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Isaynomore and Marika Masuhr win the Arqana Graduate Mount Kilimanjaro HCP 5. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Isaynomore and apprentice Marika Masuhr are welcomed in after the win in the Arqana Graduate Mount Kilimanjaro HCP 5. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Isaynomore and apprentice Marika Masuhr are welcomed in after the win in the Arqana Graduate Mount Kilimanjaro HCP 5. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Bente and Magne Jordanger, Jan-Erik Neuroth and Oliver Wilson had a double of their own as well.

In the sixth race over 2300 metres three-year-old Amazing Pace (Appel Au Maitre) won by a length from Great Green Rose (Dandy Man) and Play The Jack (Elzaam).


The field in the Arqana Graduate Wapeka HCP 4. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Amazing Pace and Oliver Wilson win the Arqana Graduate Wapeka HCP 4. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Amazing Pace and Oliver Wilson win the Arqana Graduate Wapeka HCP 4. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Stall Perlen and Jan-Erik Neuroth’s Amazing Pace with Oliver Wilson after the win in the Arqana Graduate Wapeka HCP 4. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Stall Perlen and Jan-Erik Neuroth’s Amazing Pace with Oliver Wilson after the win in the Arqana Graduate Wapeka HCP 4. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Oliver Wilson on the back of Amazing Pace. Photo: Burt Seeger.

In the seventh race Appel Au Maitre struck again.

Helene Lillelund’s Sir Diamond (Appel Au Maitre) won the 2300 metres by a good length under Nicolaj Stott for Rikke Rohbach Bonde, and Bartholdi (Justify) held second by three quarters of a length from Mumbo Jumbo (Moohaajim).

Sir Diamond was bred at Stutteri Hjortebo, where his sire stands.


Bartholdi coming round the grandstand turn in the Arqana Graduate Queen Rouge HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Sir Diamond wears down Bartholdi in the Arqana Graduate Queen Rouge HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Sir Diamond wears down Bartholdi in the Arqana Graduate Queen Rouge HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Sir Diamond and Nicolaj Stott. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Sir Diamond and Nicolaj Stott are welcomed in by trainer Rikke Rohbach Bonde and owner Helene Lillelund after the win in the Arqana Graduate Queen Rouge HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Helene Lillelund, Solène Hudbert and Rikke Rohbach Bonde after Sir Diamond’s win in the Arqana Graduate Queen Rouge HCP 2. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Saturday at Klampenborg closed with a win for Niels Petersen’s Konnichiwa (Japan), who took the first victory of his career in a three-year-old handicap over 2300 metres by two lengths from Don Torkdahl (Lucky Vega), while Magic Cat (Juniper Tree) was a further seven lengths back in third.

Carlos Lopez was in the irons on John Kirketerp’s Konnichiwa, who we will in all likelihood see again in Dansk St. Leger in October.


Konnichiwa and Carlos Lopez win the Arqana Graduate Privilegiado 3yo HCP in command. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Konnichiwa and Carlos Lopez win the Arqana Graduate Privilegiado 3yo HCP in command. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Konnichiwa and Carlos Lopez win the Arqana Graduate Privilegiado 3yo HCP in command. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Konnichiwa and Carlos Lopez with owner John Kirketerp and trainer Niels Petersen after the win in the Arqana Graduate Privilegiado 3yo HCP. Photo: Burt Seeger.

Konnichiwa’s Danish owner John Kirketerp with Arqana’s Solène Hudbert. Photo: Burt Seeger.

The championships: Petersen pulled clear, Wilson closed in

The race day moved the championships as well. The jockeys’ championship is decided on number of wins, and there Carlos Lopez went into Klampenborg five clear of Oliver Wilson.

Wilson won both the Auktionsløb and the sixth race, while Lopez took the day’s last with Konnichiwa, and the lead has shrunk to four – 23 wins to 19. Per-Anders Gråberg and Jacob Johansen both reached their tenth win on the day.

The trainers’ and breeders’ championships, by contrast, are decided on prize money, and on the training side just 4,670 kroner separated Niels Petersen and Lea Olsen before the race day.

Petersen collected 182,500 with Konnichiwa’s win in the last race and the second places of Bella Sienna and Sign O’The Times, while Lea Olsen took 98,750 spread across four placed runners.

The lead has thus grown to 88,420 kroner.

The day’s biggest leap belongs to Jan-Erik Neuroth. Voix Du Maitre and Amazing Pace gave him 318,000 kroner in a single afternoon – more than he had collected in the whole of the rest of the season – and he moves from ninth to sixth with 608,500 kroner. Before Saturday he had had six Danish runners in 2026.

The breeders’ championship, on the other hand, is settled with the door slammed shut. Stutteri Hjortebo passed two million kroner with Sir Diamond as the winner, and now stands at 2,042,780 kroner – almost six times as much as Berner Olsen in second.


Klampenborg · Dansk Galops Auktionsløb

The day in numbers

Eight thoroughbred races on Saturday 19 September 2026 · every prize-winning placing counts

41 prize-winning placings · DKK 897,000 shared out · the trial race is not included

The star of the day

Appel Au Maitre

Sire of four of the day’s eight winners — Voix Du Maitre in Dansk Galops Auktionsløb plus Nevercantell, Amazing Pace and Sir Diamond — and of both fourth and fifth in the Auktionsløb through Chacaya and Azisol.

4 / 8winners of the day’s races

47.7%of the day’s prize money

427,700DKK on the day

Stutteri Hjortebo the stallion stands there, and the stud leads the breeders’ championship on DKK 2,042,780.

Trainerstop 8 by prize money won

1 Jan-Erik Neuroth 2 wins DKK 318,000
2 Niels Petersen 1 win DKK 182,500
3 Bent Olsen 0 wins DKK 107,000
4 Lea Olsen 1 win DKK 98,750
5 Veronika Jandová 1 win DKK 38,750
6 Rikke Rohbach Bonde 1 win DKK 35,760
7 Martin Persson 2 wins DKK 29,000
8 Malin Roth 0 wins DKK 14,800

Jockeystop 8 by prize money won

1 Oliver Wilson 2 wins DKK 329,040
2 Lorenzo Putzulu 0 wins DKK 168,570
3 Maikel Narvaez Bravo 0 wins DKK 87,320
4 Per-Anders Gråberg 1 win DKK 83,550
5 Nicolaj Stott 1 win DKK 43,010
6 Carlos Lopez 1 win DKK 38,980
7 Elione Chaves 0 wins DKK 36,800
8 Josefin Landgren 1 win DKK 32,280

Ownerstop 8 by prize money won

1 Stall Perlen 2 wins DKK 318,000
2 Stall SMS 0 wins DKK 150,000
3 Stald Spitco 0 wins DKK 80,000
4 L.T. Racing 1 win DKK 47,270
5 Meyn Holding A/S 0 wins DKK 40,000
6 Dorte & Keld Moe Jacobsen 1 win DKK 30,000
7 Helene Lillelund 1 win DKK 30,000
8 Martin Persson 2 wins DKK 29,000

Sirestop 8 by prize money won

1 Appel Au Maitre (FR) 4 wins DKK 427,700
2 Study Of Man (IRE) 0 wins DKK 150,000
3 Al Shemali (GB) 0 wins DKK 88,700
4 Moohaajim (IRE) 0 wins DKK 33,770
5 City Light (FR) 1 win DKK 30,000
6 Starman (GB) 1 win DKK 24,000
7 Japan (GB) 1 win DKK 17,500
8 Giant Sandman (IRE) 1 win DKK 16,820

Breederstop 8 by prize money won

1 Stall Perlen 2 wins DKK 318,000
2 Cat Racing 0 wins DKK 150,000
3 Berner Olsen 0 wins DKK 80,000
4 Stutteri Hjortebo 1 win DKK 59,720
5 Pernilla Nilsson 0 wins DKK 40,000
6 Stald Jupiter 1 win DKK 30,000
7 Fontstown Stud Ltd 1 win DKK 24,000
8 Buck Racing AB 1 win DKK 17,500

Every prize-winning placing counts — the Auktionsløb pays six places, the other races five.
Top 8 per category by prize money won. Breeders left unnamed in the Danish system were resolved in Svensk Galopp’s horse register — no aggregated entries.

GalopSport.dkSource: Dansk Galop’s sports system and Svensk Galopp’s horse register

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