Amazingly strong paid an immediate dividend to CSLR Ranch Partners on August 6 at Gulfstream Parkcapture the Dr. FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes’ $100,000 Fager in its first startup since was privately purchased for $500,000.
The six-dollar Dr. Fager co-threaded Saturday’s show with the $100,000 Desert Vixen division, a six-feathered stake for fillings that is also part of the FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes series for selected 2-year-olds bred by accredited Florida stallions.
Awesome Strong, who went on sale after launch on May 9 for six times while running for 4 and a half seconds lasting for: 51 3/5 seconds, was in full control from the very beginning of Dr. Fager, set an uncontrollable speed and ran away resulting in victory 3/4 of the commander’s length.
“I am very happy that he fulfilled my expectations,” said coach Jorge Delgado. “When you have to take a long break from work, you have a lot of doubts in your mind, but thank God he brought in his ‘A’ Game. I’m pleased with the outcome.”
Awesome Strong, who paid $7.40 to win as a 5-2s choie, ran six headbands in 1:11 under Miguel Vasquez’s lead after setting the scores early are: 22:05 and: 45.13.
turbocharger who chased the racehorse while saving the ground under the lead of Edgard Zayas; second, three-quarters the length before the late rally Cajun Hope . This run is for you 2-1 favorite, tired to fifth after the start of speed.
Awesome Strong becomes the first black stake winner for the first plant breed Awesome Slew with his Dr. Fager victory. The Florida pony is not a Pleasant Tap . mare Pleasant ring make him a half-brother to the multi-stakes winner and the stake rating placed Bad debt .
Video: FTBOA Florida Sire Dr. Fager S. (BT)
Lynx was taken to the Vixen desert
Lynx lagged behind in contention during its early run to the $100,000 Desert Vixen before plunging into its weary opponents in the run to dominate by 1 1/4 the length.
Lynx Wins FTBOA Florida Sire Desert Vixen Stakes
Arindel’s half-blood daughter of Brothers , trained by Carlos David, returned $8.40. She covered six feathers in a ratio of 1:12.53.
Lynx, who beat the traffic for a May 19 debut with a length of 1 3/4, raced in sixth place along the back and long spins, taking back the profits from the competition. hot in front.
Lea Farms’ Gemma’s Curls made a wide three-corner sweep under Luca Panici’s lead to take the lead for the home team and open the scoring in the middle of the field, only to shorten his stride deep into the distance. Meanwhile, Lynx kicked off with an outside hit led by Edgard Zayas to get past the weary lead.
“I think it went the way we wanted,” Zayas said. “Before the race, Carlos told me, ‘There’s a lot of speed left. Don’t rush out of there. Let speed kill each other and when you’re ready to move, go outside and do a move. ‘ That’s what we did. She is there for us. “
Gemma’s Curls took second, 2 3/4 length before running late Trust me .
Lynx hybrid Florida is out Red bullet mareDarby Rose , there are seven ponies participating in the race are all winners. Besides Lynx, African Roses (Bwana Charlie ) is the winner of the bet made from the dam and her two other ponies are wagered, including Mewannarose (Bwana Charlie) at the graded level.
Video: FTBOA Florida Sire Desert Vixen S. (BT)
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