Stay Gold (horse)

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Stay Gold ステイゴールド
December 26, 1999, in Nakayama Racecourse
Sire	Sunday Silence
Grandsire	Halo
Dam	Golden Sash
Damsire	Dictus
Sex	Stallion
Foaled	(1994-03-24)24 March 1994
Died	5 February 2015(2015-02-05) (aged 20)
Country	Japan
Colour	Black/Brown
Breeder	Shiraoi Farm
Owner	Shadai Racehorse Co
Trainer	Yasuo Ikee
Record	50: 7-12-8
Earnings	1,037,473,000 yen
Major wins
Meguro Kinen (2000) Nikkei Shinshun Hai (2001) Dubai Sheema Classic (2001) Kyoto Daishoten (disqualified 2001) Hong Kong Vase (2001)
Awards
JRA Special Award (2001)
Last updated on May 6, 2010

Stay Gold (ステイゴールド, March 24, 1994 – February 5, 2015) was a Japanese Thoroughbred racehorse who had his greatest success in international races. He was sired by Sunday Silence and was out of the mare Golden Sash by Dictus. Famously known as a "Silver Collector", running good results but unable to win in major races; he eventually won the Dubai Sheema Classic and Hong Kong Vase towards the end of his career. He is also a successful sire in Japan after his retirement from racing.