Four-time Eclipse Award-winning coach Chad Brown scores second in a row Aqueduct race track Spring meeting title when he condition 13 horses to win the 15-day meeting. Brown attended last spring’s meeting with 10 wins.
Brown finished the meeting with $1,018,560 in total pocket earnings and a 13-9-5 record from 39 starters, boasting a 33.33% win rate and an impressive 69.23 win rate. The 44-year-old balm maker also participated in the 2018 Aqueduct spring meeting and has been a top trainer at NYRA each year since 2015.
“I’m very pleased with the encounter,” Brown said. “As always, I greatly appreciate the efforts of my horses and team who have done a great job. The NYRA has put together a really good book on races and chapters. bets for April at Aqueduct, and that’s what we’re really looking forward to.”
Brown and Klaravich Barn enjoyed a successful closing weekend at Big A, send Agreed still undefeated in the $100,000 Woodhaven on Saturday and Consumer Spending to win the last Memories of Silver encounters of $100,000 on Sunday.
Other meeting highlights for Brown include a second-game effort from winner Withers (G3) Vote early in the Wood Memorial on April 9 presented by Resorts World Casino (G2) and outstanding bonus scores on deposit Pipeline obtained the number 102 Beyer Speed on April 22.
“We do a lot of planning over the winter time to get up north and run at our house in New York for better bonuses, so it would be nice to see your patience pay off,” said Brown. answer”.
Hall of Fame coach Todd Pletcher finished second with an 8-3-6 record from 30 starters and $966,268 in total wallet earnings, followed by Jeffrey Englehart in third with a record. 7-3-1 from 23 starters and $233,790 in wallet.
It was a battle between drivers Dylan Davis and Kendrick Carmouche for the lead driver title with Carmouche topping out with 19 wins to claim his second title at the NYRA, ending a win over Davis.
Kendrick Carmouche at Aqueduct
Carmouche ended the meeting with a 19-6-8 record from 62 rides and $919,463 in earnings, while Davis finished with a 18-17-17 record from 104 rides and $1,170,049 in earnings. Trevor McCarthy finished third with a 15-17-16 record from 105 starts and $1,060,496 in the wallet.
Carmouche, 38, a native of Vinton, Louisiana, entered the card two wins ahead of Davis and cut his lead to one after Davis won the opener on board Fast N Fearious . Carmouche returns to a two lead with victory on board Love’s Misery in race 2 before Davis drove Subsidize to win the race 4. Carmouche’s one-win advantage was steady until the end of race card nine, giving Carmouche his first equestrian title since guiding 23 winning horses to the win. won top honors at the 2020 Aqueduct fall meeting.
Carmouche said: “I am very grateful to all the trainers and to everyone who has worked to support me riding these horses and confidence. next title.
“Each one is a memorable win,” added Carmouche. “It gives more confidence in yourself so you can compete every day.”
Carmouche, who rode 42 times less Davis than Davis during the meeting, said he appreciates every opportunity to ride.
“I’m at my age where I don’t want to ride that much anymore,” Carmouche said. “Six or seven is good for me, and I want to get the best out of each mount. Every mount, I do my best to win and at the end of the day, I really just want to make it safe again. whole.”
Seth Klarman’s Klaravich Barn came out on top as the top owner with each of their seven winners coached by Brown. In total, the outfit recorded a 7-6-1 record from 23 starters with a total earnings of $669,920. Klaravich Stables also claimed the 2021-22 Winter Aqueduct tournament championship with 10 wins.
“Seth Klarman is extremely patient and together we plan the long-term for the stables and our first area of interest is always supporting New York before we even begin to map out the schedules for the horses.” That’s where our headquarters are, and who can serve us year-round,” Brown said of his longtime client. “We are delighted to be part of the program and enjoy our partnership in working with NYRA management and their race schedules.”
Darryl E. Abramowitz is second behind Klaravich Stables, scoring 4-1-0 from five who started with $130,700 in earnings. Repole Stable is third with a 3-1-2 record from 11 starters and an income of $248,015.
Live racing resumes Thursday on the opening day of the spring/summer meet at Belmont Park with nine race cards.
