Reeves Thoroughbred Racing’s Gold Dakota made his seasonal debut a win in the spectacular $150,000 Bid division of the New York Stallion Stakes on June 19 on the pitch at Belmont Park.
Dakota Gold, who finished 5th overall at the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1T) in November in Del Mar, was the favorite 1-2. Despite receiving runaway money from a stubborn person Surprise boss During this time, Dakota Gold was able to shake off seven months’ worth of rust, pulling away 3/4 of the length to secure his second bet win in four life starts.
Leaving 2nd place led by Irad Ortiz Jr., Dakota Gold crossed a wide road and placed second just outside of Surprise Boss, who went the first 1/4 mile with: 23, 66 than the company is going. After half a mile at:48.40, Ortiz lured Dakota Gold and found himself on par with the Surprise Boss in the passage above. Dakota Gold gained a slight edge just outside the sixteenth column. He extended his lead in the final steps and won in 1:21.50.
Hard-earned GOLD DAKOTA in NYSSS Spectacular Bid! #BelmontPark @iradortiz pic.twitter.com/0sFddMUuYm
– NYRA (🌳) (@TheNYRA) June 19, 2022
Dakota Gold, the chestnut son of a successful New York rancher Freud established company open Nownownow Stakes on September 26 in Monmouth Park. But coach Danny Gargan said he plans to stick with the state-owned, one-mile, $150,000 NYSSS Cab Calloway Stakes on Aug. Racecourse Saratoga.
“I’m using this as a springboard to get to Saratoga. There’s a Stallion Series race that we’re looking forward to,” said Gargan. “It’s good to get him back. It’s taken a while to get him back, so it’s nice to have such a beautiful horse.”
Gargan said he envisioned a faster pace.
“That horse (Surprise Boss) easily took the lead and we obviously wanted to run further. Irad said he had a lot of horses and he was just playing with the others,” Gargan said. “I want two of them in front of us. I think they’ll go (3/4 in) 1:09 and change. They come home after 11 o’clock. I’ve only had two or three horses in my life running fast. so . “
Gargan said Dakota Gold showcased her talent while working in the company.
“When he was a kid, no one knew he could run this well,” says Gargan. “Then I worked with him on the corporate lawn and I was like, ‘Oh, my God.’ “
Dean and Patti Reeves of Reeves Thoroughbred Racing claimed their third win in the encounter. Before that, they won with the coaching of Christophe Clement Great Invasion and Senbei .
Dakota Gold made $82,500, bringing his total to $467,500 while returning $3.10 to the win. His record is 3-0-0 in four starts.
Bred in the Empire State by Sequel Thoroughbreds and Ron Bowden, Dakota Gold is not part of the Lemon Drop Kid mare Dakota Kid, half-sister to a high school award winning millionaire Dakota Phone . Damn 2 years old Redelsdale ponies and a yearning Mucho Macho Man pony. Dakota Gold was purchased for $83,000 from the 2019 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Fall Sale, where he was consigned by The New Hill Farm.
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Dream Central Graduates With 39-1 Style in $150K NYSS Cupecoy’s Joy
Eddie F’s Racing’s Dream Central a 39-1 hit, broke her maidenhood for coach Gary Sciacca in the New York Stakes Series’ $150,000 Cupecoy’s Joy division for the 3-year-old sprinting seven stretches on Widener Lawn at Belmont Park.
Dream Central Wins Cupecoy Joy Share in Belmont Park
Bay Central Bank filly achieved seventh place in a special women’s weight class on May 30 in the same distance and course where she crashed at the head and forced to expand seven in the turn. After making her first two starts on grass, she finished third in her second attempt on grass on April 29, sprinting six times.
“I know she’s a decent person. She’s training well,” said owner Eddie Fazzone. “We tested her on dirt when she first arrived, and she hated dirt. She did really well when we brought her in. Last time in the maiden race, she didn’t notice. She’s looking around Her first time on the pitch this year she ran a good third, so we know she loves the pitch. her best track. I watched the race and said, ‘This is the race right here.’ “
Dream Central, from 2nd in the 11th field, was allowed to pick up pace in sixth place under the patient handling of Jose Lezcano as Royal dancer and Shinful vying for the lead over the quarter-mile opening in: 22.36 on grass.
The Royal Dancer gained the advantage over a retreating Shinfull entering the half-mile in: 45.50 driven by Manny Franco Robyn and Elis swings outside from six lengths back at eighth to start her race in the lead. Lezcano had to work on Dream Central as the Royal Dancer extended her profits to two lengths at the stretch call. Robyn and Eli quickly closed the gap down to the center of the track as Dream Central found her best stride close to the sixteenth post. Lezcano guided Dream Central between Robyn and Eli and a weary Royal Dancer finding the right rope and winning a neck in 1:21.57.
Big dream for Dream Central in NYSSS Cupecoy’s Joy 39-1! #BelmontPark pic.twitter.com/WkxMftt7nh
– NYRA (🌳) (@TheNYRA) June 19, 2022
“My filth didn’t come out when I needed to, and then the other horse tried to keep me there. He (Franco) did a good job,” Lezcano said. “But my fuck, when I asked her, she really answered and got the job done. She picked it up very well and the other horse was fighting back at the same time.”
Sciacca, who had success with Eddie F’s Racing’s Chowda and LobstaFazzone credited the idea of running Dream Central in Cupecoy’s Joy.
“Eddie really wanted to run here,” Sciacca said. “Two months ago, he found this place. He wanted to run here no matter what. We had a couple of breakups with her. A few times, things didn’t go well. But she did. solved it all together today.” “
Fazzone said Cupecoy’s Joy was on his radar because of the New York and New York crossbreeding shows.
“I love it. It’s great,” Fazzone said. “It’s the best race going on, the horses are great. The bishop’s stake here is very good.”
Bred by Fedwell Farms in New York, Dream Central paid $81.50 to win and made $82,500. Her record is 7-1-0-1 with a total earnings of $95,917.
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Video: New York Stallion S. (BT)
