Brown Athlete Surfing to Maiden Wins at Jersey Shore

This column highlights the performances of young women who have appeared no more than five times and who have sold for more than $500,000 in public auction, with graded siblings/group winners or have a graded/winner dam in the group. BloodHorse’s research shows that the first winners to meet these criteria are more likely to become graded bet winners.

Monmouth Park

MaidenWatch stops by the Jersey Shore this weekend, as two of the week’s top shows take place by the beach Monmouth Park in Long Branch, NJ Both runners were coached by New York-based Chad Brown, who has maintained stables at the Jersey track for many years.

Brown students each scored on June 10, a day after their coach scored two 1st grade wins on Acorn Day with the venerable In Italy in Just A Game (G1T) and up and comer market segment in New York (G1T).

The first graduate on the Monmouth Saturday card is a hybrid of Klaravich Stable Power surge in the afternoon opening, special maiden weights for mares and mares 3 years of age and older walk 1 1/16 miles across the lawn. The 3-year-old daughter of trainee Brown and the 2016 men’s turf champion Flintshire , Surge Capacity happily contested early speed before trailing her rivals at the top of the lane. On duty under the jockey Samy Camacho, she holds the favor Rugelach in the bay for a tally of 1 1/2 lengths. Dark Bay scored her debut in a quick final time of 1:40.91 on a solid grass field.

SURGE CAPABILITY #1 ($7.60) saves space on rails with @SamyCamacho1 in the saddle to win Race 1 at @MonmouthPark for coaches Chad Brown and Klaravich Stables.

Pick 4 starts in Race 2. Play at https://t.co/nBYFHiPrdh. pic.twitter.com/8caOKRZEG6

– TVG (@TVG) June 10, 2023

Power spike, generated from Klaravich’s winning mare Strong incentive (Warrior’s Reward) is a half-sibling to the owner’s classified stake winner and starters 2021 Kentucky Derby (G1) High motivation . The muscular son of into naughty , also coached by Brown, was placed in Blue Grass (G2) and Gotham Stakes (G3) before finishing 10th in Run for the Roses. He returned to training at the age of 4 and set a new Monmouth Park track record of 1 1/8 mile on dirt road when he won the Monmouth Cup (G3).

In the last race of the day, Brown kept the momentum alive as another client bred, Army era . In addition to the Brown-trained racehorse Paid Subscriber, whose level 2 income is $862,850, Army Times was bred by breeder and esteemed owner Peter Brant of White Birch Ranch. Co-owner of the Paid Subscriber during her racing career with Joseph Allen, Brant spent $1.1 million on candy ride horse at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Fall Mixed Sale 2016. The three-year-old Army Times, bred by Into Mischief, was the mare’s second foal.

#1 MILITARY TIME ($4.80) and riders @SamyCamacho1 Make the most of a tough ride and win @MonmouthPark finale for coach Chad Brown. Into Mischief’s 3-year-old pony is owned by Peter Brant. Congratulations to all the connections! pic.twitter.com/8lhrhyY05w

– TVG (@TVG) June 10, 2023

The fourth was defeated on his first outing, sprinting 6 1/2 distances on the ground at Aqueduct race track in March, the Army was given a short rest and returned to work on 14 May in Saratoga. Stretching to two innings on Saturday, the foal settled right behind the pacers, picked up momentum on the final turn and took the lead by 3 laps. Showing his grit, he fought a stubborn guy Life on the Nile down the ramp, dominated by a neck under the rope.