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Undefeated Muskoka Wonder wins stakes debut
Muskoka Wonder capped a terrific weekend for Into Mischief on Sunday when the 2-year-old filly took the $125,000 Clarendon S. at Woodbine in her stakes debut. The Mark Casse trainee is now undefeated in two 5-1/2 furlong sprints following Sunday’s win and his career debut victory at the same… Read More
Dominus filly all heart in La. Cup S. victory
Despite extreme pressure the entire six furlongs of the $60,000 Louisiana Cup Filly and Mare Sprint, P Boo got her nose in front just at the right time to claim her second career stakes win [WATCH RACE]. The 4-year-old gray Dominus filly, who was bred by Spendthrift… Read More
Golden Mischief dominates again
Golden Mischief turned in another peak performance in Saturday’s $75,000 Secretary of State S. at Mountaineer Park, drawing off to a 7 1/4-length victory and getting the six furlongs in a lively 1:09.24 [WATCH RACE]. Ridden by Florent Geroux for trainer Brad Cox, Golden Mischief got some… Read More
Silvercents prevails in La. Cup Juvenile Fillies
Leading First-Crop sire Goldencents got his second stakes winner on Saturday when Silvercents fought her way to a three-quarter length win in the $60,000 Louisiana Cup Juvenile Fillies at Louisiana Downs [WATCH RACE]. Silvercents, second in the $100,000 Texas Futurity at Lone Star Park on July 15,… Read More
Rosedale tops Saturday double for Itsmyluckyday
Rosedale’s late surge carried the filly to a debut maiden special weight victory at Gulfstream Park, the first of two winners on the Saturday card for top-10 First-Crop sire Itsmyluckyday, who now has a total of six freshman winners. Rosedale was a half-dozen lengths off the lead until the… Read More
Crosstown Shootout solid in career debut
Cross Traffic chalked up his sixth first-crop winner on Aug. 2 when Crosstown Shootout swept to victory in a 5 1/2-furlong maiden special weight affair for 2-year-olds at Presque Isle Downs [WATCH RACE]. With six winners and over $150,000 in progeny earnings to date, Cross Traffic trails only fellow Spendthrift… Read More
Ransom the Moon repeats in Grade 1 Bing Crosby S.
Ransom the Moon returned to his winning way on Saturday with a tremendous run in the stretch to take the $300,000 Bing Crosby S. (G1) at Del Mar. The 6-year-old son of Malibu Moon also won the 2017 running of this race, his first Grade 1 win. Saturday’s win… Read More
Farrell a millionaire after Shuvee S. (G3) victory
Farrell topped off a terrific weekend for Malibu Moon on Sunday when the 4-year-old filly captured the $200,000 Shuvee S. (G3) in front-running style. The victory pushed Farrell’s career earnings over the $1 million mark and came one day after Malibu Moon’s top-class sprinter Ransom the Moon took the… Read More
Boucan second winner of the week for Can the Man
Boucan battled to a game half-length maiden win on July 26 to give First-Crop sire Can the Man his second winner in four days. Owned and trained by Wayne Rice, Boucan got a stiff test in the first half-mile from Bruja Bug. After she put that foe away, Bratt… Read More
Jaywalk much the best in MdSpWt score
Jaywalk galloped to a 7 1/2-length maiden special weight win July 24 at Parx to become the fifth winner for First-Crop Sire Cross Traffic, who trails only fellow Spendthrift stallion Goldencents by number of winners. Jaywalk led the entire five furlong trip, drawing off without urging to win in hand. Read More
Can the Man filly wins debut in allowance
Crooked Hillary, a 2-year-old Can the Man filly, broke her maiden on July 22 in a 5 1/2-furlong allowance race at Camarero Race Track to become the second winner for her sire. Crooked Hillary showed plenty of heart in the head victory over Halley’s Orbit. Going to the front… Read More
Crossing Alaska takes maiden by 7 1/2-lengths
Cross Traffic tallied his fourth first-crop winner on Saturday at Belterra Park when the 2-year-old filly Crossing Alaska strolled to a 7 1/2-length maiden score at five furlongs. Cross Traffic is a top-three Freshman Sire of winners, with all four coming at different tracks. Crossing Alaska was clearly best of… Read More