Foggy night turns 14-1 defeat in Delaware Oaks

Only picked up for $20,000 when a 2-year-old at the Ocala Breeders’ Sale Spring Sale for two-year-olds in training, Foggy night earned her modest price tenfold with her latest win on July 1 Delaware Oaks (G3) at Delaware Park.

Beted as a teenager, Foggy Night stepped back into the wager arena after scoring a resounding score in the tier one option claimant at The Parx . Race June 5. To win her biggest ever prize of $300,000 Delaware Oaks, Foggy Night also brings her owner, Pine Brook Farm, winner win their first graded bet.

Sent to the post as an outsider 14-1 in the field of nine sophomores, Foggy Night soon finished in third place after opening scores of :24.14 and :47. ,98. Enter the house, run away, stalk Miracle second choice on the morning road, grab and seem to run at speed Opus forty-two just as Foggy Night made her bid from the middle of the track. Wiped out by Miracle, who was re-fighted by a tenacious Opus Forty Two at the end of the lane, Foggy Night took the lead with a 1 3/4 win.

Foggy Night was bred by Florida ($30.40), daughter of Khozan hit 1 1/16 mile in 1:45.07 on the fast rated main track.

Opus Forty Two won the runner-up title by beating Miracle. Favorite New York delivery man fire road about Wednesday.

Coached by Robert Reid Jr., Foggy Night improved her record to 4-3-0 after eight trips to the post position with a deposit of $278,550.

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Sopran Basilea makes the rail trip to win

Just started for the second time in North America, Italian graded stake winner Sopran’s Basilica benefited from a master rail ride led by Jorge Ruiz to win the $250,000 Robert G. Dick (G3T) Memorial.

5 year old daughter of thunder night joined trainer Graham Motion’s stable this past winter after hammering for $316,225 at the 2022 Arqana Livestock Stock Sale. Announced by Motion May 20 Gallorette Stakes (G3T) on the Black-Eyed Susan supplement card at Racecourse PimlicoSopran Basilea has performed admirably with her newfound relationships, finishing bottom of the table to rise to second to second place. white ray .

Following the seven-horse yard again early in the Dick Monument, Ruiz held onto Sopran Basilea as the lead When will summer end? crawled through the ratios: 25.91, 52.21 and 1:18.12 on a pitch drenched in rain. In a daring move up the fence around a distant fork, Sopran Basilea overcame opponents and dashed to the ropes, crisscrossing Ever Summer with her steady friend with a neck. Parnac about third.