With a lousy performance on the ground now a distant memory, coach Phil D’Amato’s sensational hybrid Irish coach Go global still undefeated on Santa Anita . Park pitch as she goes to score 1 3/4 comfort length on April 9 Royal Heroine Stock worth $200,000. First awarded by Umberto Rispoli, Going Global went a flat mile at 1:33.97.
A measured second, a short of the length meter Javanica over a: 24.59 1/4 mile open and: 48.35 half mile. Going global, those who usually protest out of tempo, have commanded to leave the fourth column and prove to be the best under a powerful handshake.
“Although (it’s) a small field, she’s been impressive,” said D’Amato, who has now steered Going Global to win seven of nine starts in her state, speak. “She did it very easily. Umberto helped her relax and she did everything very well today. That last time, it was my mistake. I should never have run her. She has had a fresh complexion since then and she has responded very well. We will keep her on the field for the rest of the year and see where we are going. end of the year. “
Friday, beaten 15 1/4 lengths in the American Oaks (G1) that was originally scheduled for grass but moved to the wet fast main track on December 26, Going Global is now undefeated in 5 starts , all bets, on the Santa Anita lawn.
At 1-5 in a field of four mares and the older mare, the 4-year-old was paid $2.60 and $2.10 with no bets.
Rispoli said: “She was an unbelievably dirty person, an incredible score. “It’s not her usual running style but when the race comes, sometimes you have to change something. In my experience, if you have a good horse you just get up there ( close to speed), no problem.” field.”
Owned by Dubb, Gevertz, Nentwig, and associates, Going Global, who took her sixth rank win, is now 8-1-0 from 13 starts and increasing her earnings That’s to $769,292.
Javanica rushed to take the lead and, despite being overtaken by the winner on her way home, kept her mission to finish second with a gap of 2 1/4 to a half-Irish. Another D’Amato, Excelerina .
Cairo memories dominate in Providencia
The return to the pitch proves the only thing to send David A. Bernsen and Schroeder Farms’ Cairo Memories back to the winners’ circle of the April 9 Providencia Stock presented by the Aftercare Alliance (G3T).
Cairo Memories Wins Providencia Shares in Santa Anita . Park
In a race to win the first turn, Cairo Memories came out ahead Sterling Crest early, establish control and blast through lane in an all-out performance to win $100,000 in Providencia Bets (G3T) in 4 1/2 lengths. Discarded by Mike Smith and coached by Bob Hess, Jr., Cairo Memories, in the race of her life, was a mile and an eighth in 1:47.33.
A bet winner going a mile on the pitch at Santa Anita in the second of her career kicks off last October 3, Cairo Memories has never been a factor as it has been beaten 24 lengths in the Santa Ysabel Stakes (G3) match on March 6 and it’s safe to say, the pitch is where she’ll be staying from here on.
Prince Cairo, in Mare Charlie India’s Mare Incarnation Memoirs, took his first rating stake win and now has three wins in six starts overall.
“I wanted to go right to the front, but she didn’t succeed,” Smith said. “Once she went, she showed how aggressive she could be and had a good enough rest to come out on top. I know her better than that last race. She was. got thrown in a lot of mud in her face, she didn’t want to run. I think she’s another horse in the grass and she showed it off today.”
Third pick 5-2 in a field of six second-year fillers, Cairo Memories paid $7.80, $4.20, and $3.40.
“On the pitch, as soon as she got hold of it, she was so much better,” Hess said. “And at a 1/8th mile, I think everyone’s turned around and she finds herself out there. She’s happy to be out there, too. I think great horses make great riders. more, so I think that’s what we can have here.”
Second favorite on 5-2, mixed Irish Sterling Crest second best of the day and paid $3.80 and $2.60. Dismissed by Umberto Rispoli, she completes 1 3/4 of the length with a 22-1 . shot Golden Dragon Queen .
Cairo Memories was bred in Kentucky by Bereton Jones of Airdrie Stud. The gray is taken from the Metamorphosis Memories of the mare Charlie India, who is a half-sister to the impressive winner of Saturday’s Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (G1) Zandon . Incarnate Memories yielded four winners from four children in the race, including stake winner Carriba, a full sister of Cairo Memories.
The winner passed the ring at the 2020 Keeneland Sale in September, changing hands worth $50,000 to Davant Lantham as given by Airdrie Stud consignment.
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Video: Providencia S. Presented by the Coalition for Thoroughbred Care (G3T)
