By Peter Brant Bleecker Street electricity supplier in Tampa Bay Downs grass stretches to overtake the 1st class winner Lady Spectrum and remains undefeated in a $150,000 Endeavor Stock (G3T). 4 year old kid Quality Sugar filly is now 4 to 4 after earning his debut in the 1/16 mile test for track and field and mares.
Hector Rafael Diaz Jr was in the ironing board on Bleecker Street for each of her starts. In Endeavor, he tackled her in seventh place along the track in the field of nine horses. After saving land, he tilts her out on the upper ramp for a spot run before she splits her enemies to run down her favorite 4-5 Lady Speightspeare, who took the lead in the chunk.
Bleecker Street coached by Chad Brown, whose previous wins have come in maiden options, grants and grants are much easier when claiming races, are well on their way to winning 1/2 length. The final time on the course is definitely 1:41.91.
“She’s never given me a leg turn like that before. It’s not like that. She’s doing everything perfectly,” Diaz said. “Today was her best race, by far. The effort she put in was amazing. I have to thank God and Chad and his entire crew for this opportunity. They gave it a try. does an incredible job with this filth I know she has to prove herself today against horses like this, but I’m confident she can do it I’ve seen the light that green light for a long time and she took off, and the rest is history.”
Speed is set by Katama Moonlight , who took the lead through fractions: 23.44, :48.03, and 1:11.92 with Lady Speightspeare applying pressure from second. Though favorites took control easily at the start of the stretch under Emma-Jayne Wilson’s lead, Bleecker Street’s late dribble proved too much. Lady Speightspeare is in second place, three quarters the length first Beautiful princess transparent third person.
Wilson said of Lady Speightspeare: “I’m not going to give her any excuses. “She had everything go as well as it could. We had a good performance — we were just second.”
Bleecker Street paid $16 for a $2 winning ticket.
“Four for four,” says Brown, and she completed it in three different courses. “And (Diaz) rode her all four times. I’m so proud of him. She had a good post (No. 2), the ride went really well and she showed off a foot swing. Time passed, and my entire staff did an unbelievable job with her. And Mr. Brant, the owner, was very patient. We scratched. In Italy because we thought it was a bit early to bring her back in a month, and it went very well. (Bleecker Street) is 7-1 and elevates our position. “
Bleecker Street was bred in Kentucky by the Branch Equine. She is the second pony among the winning horses Exchange rate mare Lemon liqueur Whose first horse, First Rate (Honor code ), is also a winner. Lemon Liqueur is also 2 years old Always dreaming dirty and longing Flatter dirty. She was bred with Not this time for the year 2022.
Brant’s White Birch Ranch purchased Bleecker Street for $400,000 in 2019 from Warrendale Sales’ consignment for The Saratoga Sale, Fasig-Tipton’s most anticipated sale in New York. The winner of his debut last August at Monmouth Parkfollowed by two wins at the allowance at Meadow and Tampa, and has now made $165,900.
Videotapes: Endeavor S. (G3T)
Shirl’s Speight Passes Get Smokin
Charles Fipke’s homebred Shirl’s Sight has started 2022 with two consecutive wins at the Tampa Bay Downs for coach Roger Attfield, running down to the winning defense Get Smokin on Saturday $150,000 Tampa Bay Stakes (G3T) to add to the January 15 bonus when the claim wins.
Shirl’s Speight wins Tampa Bay Stakes
Wilson, who also drove Lady Speightspeare to the finish line in second in Endeavor for similar connections, boarded Shirl’s Speight for the Tampa Bay victory.
“It was a beautiful race, no doubt. I liked the way he did today – I don’t really want him to be always speed, but he has a lot of speed,” Attfield said. . “(Wilson) rode him really well. And our little girl, (Lady Speightspeare), ran great for all she’s been through, so it was a good day. I’m sure must have thought (Get Smokin) was the horse to beat.”
Shirl’s Sight seventh place in the first quarter of a mile is: 23.41 as set by Get Smokin and sixth when the fractions are converted to: 47.95 and 1:11.91. 7-2 favorites L’Imperator was near the end of the 12-horse yard after a confusing break.
Getting the Smokin to unfold two lengths in the stretch seemed like he could successfully repeat it, but with Shirl’s Speight saving ground at the far turn, Wilson then guided her mount to three dimensions wide and turned in pacesetter.
5 year old child Sightstown horse crossed the finish line 1 1/2 lengths ahead, completing 1 1/16 miles 1:41.20. He paid 21 dollars.
“Good horses usually go around and they will display their belongings when the time is right,” says Wilson. “I want to see how the pace will be set up. Last time he was a bit concerned, but today he has better pace stability and how they get rid of him early, I just want to make sure he is. he was comfortable and I got in a position where he was comfortable and didn’t have to use him too much I had to thread the needle a little down the lane, but a good horse overcomes adversity and he shoots through it like he’s been beaten. shot out of a cannon. Roger is a Hall of Famer, and he knows how to get ready and prepare for them.”
Get Smokin is in second place, half the time Floriform who hit the speed.
Coach Mark Casse, who first sent Get Smokin in Tampa Bay, said: “We lost a lot to Roger. He’s a great guy and a class act, and good for him. I’m incredibly proud of our horse. He ran a great race and this will help him achieve even bigger things.”
Shirl’s Speight bred by Kentucky produced from Perfect soul mare Perfect Shirl , winner of Emirates Airline Breeders’ Cup ‘2011 Filly & Mare Turf (G1T). Perfect Shirl was also produced for a rating of 3 Speightstown Shirl , another offspring of Speightstown. She has a longing More than ready filthy and bred back to Speightstown in 2022.
Shirl’s Speight increased his earnings to $208,615 and currently holds a 4-0-1 record in eight starts.
Videotapes: Tampa Bay S. (G3T)
