Horse Racing

Danse Macabre a chance to live in Matron stock


NBS Stable and Elements Racing win the bets Danse Macabre will look to hit a price tag of $150,000 Matron Stakes (G3T) on October 8, a six-layer exterior turf test to find fillings for minors, at Belmont in Big A fall meet face.

Coached by Kelsey Danner, Danse Macabre is one of three opponents to return with Redifined (Tuesday) and pacesetting Sweet melody (5th place) from 5 1/2 winning Bolton Landing bets Love Reigns August 21 at Racecourse Saratoga.

Danse Macabre exited after 7/9 at Bolton Landing under the guidance of Luis Saez, collided with Redifined and Aztec Night at the top before coming in fifth as Sweet Harmony crossed the half-mile in 44.87 seconds. Love Reigns, fourth in Queen Mary (G2) at Ascot, took the win with three sixteenths left to take a 1/2 length win over Danse Macabre, who was 3/4 more length than Redifined.

“She went a step slow and then the horses on both sides lunged at her and she lost her position,” Danner said. “Love Reigns was a nice person, so with her losing the lead it was all over after that. But the recovery was good and she kept trying. I like that about her. She had enough reason to let it go – she got hit a bit in the back that day, too, but she kept running.”

Adam Beschizza picks up the last mount of Ainsworth Untapable’s 6 1/2-long bet on September 13 at Kentucky Downsfollow from the second position and advance with purpose at the quadrupoles to receive orders on the way to the tip point Charming Angel who rose from fifth place after a slow start.

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“She sat right out of it and dug all the way to the end. It could be how far she wanted to go, but she gutted it. There’s a 300-foot run, so that’s pretty good. many seven-eighths with an uphill ramp,” said Danner. “Alluring Angel was slow and had to make up for it and we caught up with her, but Danse was obviously tough on the 1/8 mile. She is all heart. She is not a fat person. She’s just fast and solid. “

$55,000 Purchase at Ocala Breeder’s Sales Company March Sale of 2 year olds in training has expired Blame mare Sylphide are half-sisters to the graded multi-stakes winner Cambodia .

Beschizza retained the mount from lesson 2 on Danse Macabre, who graduated at the second question July 13 at Colony Downs on her on-court debut.

Redifined’s D Team (7 post, Javier Castellano) graduated first asking in June, sprinting six times over Belmont Park pitch for coach Tony Dutrow. The $150,000 September Yearling Sale of Keeneland ended well after being hit twice out of the gate for the last time in Bolton Landing, rising from seventh to third with a single swoop. powerful dynasties.

Gatsas Stables, RA Hill Stable, Steven Schoenfeld, and Smart Choice Stable’s Sweet Harmony (track 10, Kendrick Carmouche) began her first two at Monmouth Parkwon the special junior weight class on the main track in June before scoring a prominent quarter of the length a month later at the Colleen Stakes at five points on solid grass.

Trained by John Terranova, Bayern dark bay, who was purchased for $135,000 at the OBS March Sale, is the last lackluster fifth in Bolton Landing.

West Point Thoroughbreds, Scarlet Oak Racing and Titletown Racing Stables’ Dontlookbackatall (post 1, Manny Franco) graduated first with a two-length score in the 5 1/2 feather special weight class on Aug. Spa.

Like Pennsylvania Dontlookbackatall via Peace and Justice and out of the Arch mare Celtic Arch is a three-quarter sister to rank the stakes placed En Wye Cee .

Dontlookbackatall was purchased for $150,000 at the OBS March Sale, where she crossed a quarter mile in 20.60 in the extended trading session.

“She did everything right. She trained well and she always showed speed,” said Christophe Clement. “She’s got a very good job selling training to 2-year-olds in Ocala.”

Dontlookbackatall beat her first score four times, including three attempts on the Oklahoma training ground at Saratoga.

Clement, who won this race in 2018 with Lonely road came in second last year with Gal in a Rush who is jointly owned by West Point Thoroughbreds and Titletown Racing Stables.

Tracy Farmer’s Personal pursuits (post 8, Junior Alvarado) made her first two starts on the main track, graduating last well and sealed in the off-court six-feather special weight match grass on September 22 in Belmont at the Big A fall meeting.

Trained by Hall of Famer Mark Casse, Tapit gray is no deposit The joy of kittens mare Maddie’s Odyssey who created graded stake winners Sneaking out and Grecian Fire with the winners Smuggler’s Run and Studied her .

Personal Pursuit was purchased for $500,000 at Keeneland’s Last September Sale.

D Hatman Thoroughbreds’ Jester determined (post 6, Forest Boyce) graduated last in form in the required third with a nasty 35-1 in the Exacta System Rosie Stakes traveling 5 1/2-furlongs on solid grass at Colonial.

Trained by Phil Schoenthal, Realistic jokes chestnut finished third in its July launch with a special weight of 5 1/2 maiden hairs at Spa.

Last September Keeneland’s $575,000 Sale Doesn’t Go To Dixie Union Mare Call Mariah She is a half-sister of a 1st grader Daredevil and Albertus Maximus .

Round a field of 12 fully loaded horses are the first winners American apple (post 3, Eric Cancel), Atomic girl (Lesson 12, Jorge Vargas, Jr.), Fleetfooted (Lesson 5, Jose Lezcano), So cute (post 4, Trevor McCarthy), and looks like New York Little Linzee (Lesson 11, Jose Gomez) with girlhood Sweetlou’sgotaces (Lesson 9, Dylan Davis). Apple selector only imported for the main track.

Item: Matron S. (G3T)

Belmont at Big ASaturday, October 8, 2022, Race 6

  • Level III
  • 6f
  • Lawn outside
  • 150,000 dollars
  • 2 yo Fillies
  • 3:16 pm (local)

This press release has been edited for content and style by the BloodHorse Staff.

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