Hit Show, Arabian Lion Lion Impress in Debuts

This column highlights the performance of young women who have had no more than five starts and sold for more than $500,000 in public auction, have a sibling who is a grade/group winner, or has grade/group level winners. BloodHorse’s research shows that particular maiden winners who meet these criteria are more likely to become graded bet winners.

Keeneland

Gary and Mary West’s homebred Impressions provide some entertainment for KeenelandOpening weekend, he claimed a 5 1/4 win in his first game on October 9.

The Candy Ride Colt, the high school winning actress, was coached by Brad Cox and had his last three on-time workouts at the trainer’s home. Churchill Downs. Most recently, Hit Show released five ao dai within 1 a.m. a week before its first debut with a special weight seven-feathered girl on Sunday.

Discarded by Florent Geroux, Hit Show ran into an opponent from the start and fell back to seventh place in the 10-horse field. By early fifth at half a mile: 47.17, Hit Show took time in the first leg and then split the horse in the upper stretch before galloping to win the final time of 1:25, 80 on the fast track.

Hit Show is the second pony to race away from the Thoroughbred Mare Actress of Wests (by Tapit ). His second dam is the 1st class Milwaukee Millionaire Call.

Two days ago, Dede McGehee’s Welaka broke her maiden streak in the third start for coach Kelsey Danner at Keeneland. The Moon Malibu colt finished second in their debut on August 10 at Colony Downs and then finished the table in a first race on September 16 at Churchill.

Discarded by Adam Beschizza in Friday’s minor six-hair test, Welaka scrambled for the top spot and placed the fractions as: 22.86, :46.38, and: 58.79 up to five hairs. He took a three-quarter long win in a final time of 1:11.91 on the fast track.

Raised by McGehee’s Heaven Trees Ranch, Welaka moved past the 2011 Kentucky Oaks (G1) runner-up and Delaware Oaks (G2) winner. River St. John (Consists of ). Raid’s Panties .

The hybrid of St. George Stable Prudencio won his fourth start by 3/4 length for coach Fausto Gutierrez at Gulfstream Park. The Interrogation colt is the champion’s half brother Letruska (Super savings ).

Prudencio took the lead right after leading the gate and put fractions of: 23.76, :48.38, and 1:12.76 through six furs. He was faced with Suerte in the first leg but reacted on awakening and held on to the pace to complete 1 1/16 miles in 1:44.51 on the all-weather track.

Prudencio out Successful protest mare Magic appeal who also produce Activation alert who finished third in the 2018 Pennsylvania Derby (G1).

Arabian Lion Win the first win in wire-to-wire fashion for Zedan Racing Stables owner and coach Bob Baffert Sunday at Santa Anita . Park. The Evenly The colt was purchased for $600,000 from a Hidden Brook consignment for Ocala Breeders’ Spring Sale of 2-year-olds.

No.6 Arabian Lion and No.5 Elwood Blues favorites finished the second half and dominated Race 6 at Santa Anita. Both horses are by Justify (@coolmorestud). See the rest of the cards @fandueltv and bet at https://t.co/nBYFHj6ufh pic.twitter.com/ze515Sq0sY

– TVG (@TVG) October 9, 2022

Knocked out by Ramon Vazquez, the Arabian Lion set splits: 21.96, :44.90, and :57.36 across five feathers before expanding his eventual winning margin to three lengths and Stop the clock in the six-feathered maiden race in 1:09.78 fast main track.

Prior to launch, Arabian Lion posted three bullet works in a row at Santa Anita. On his most recent timer outing on October 2, he covered five sweaters in position: 58 4/5 was the fastest of the 59 to walk that distance that day. there.

Bred by Bonne Chance Ranch, the Arabian Lion lies outside Distorted humor mare Unbound . His third dam was the racemare Personal Ensign Hall of Fame.