In Italian it seems for Brown Friday Jenny Wiley

Trainee Chad Brown In Italy will find a way to continue right where she left off last year when she joined Keeneland reappeared April 15 with the $600,000 Jenny Wiley Stakes (G1T), which includes a field of nine fillings and mares 4 years of age and older that will compete in the 1/ turf event. 16 miles.

Brown will be looking for a sixth win at Jenny Wiley after last year’s success with regal glory with ball dance (2015), sistercharlie (2018), and the champion autumn rush in both 2019 and 2020.

In Italian, the 5-year-old daughter of dubawi the last run in the World Championship where she missed a long time coming Tuesday won second place in the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf (G1T) for owner Peter Brant.

After racing lightly in her first year on the track at age 3, her 4-year-old season was a season for the books with multiple top-level wins, including First Lady Stakes (G1T) in Keeneland’s Fall Meet, Diana Stakes (G1T) at Racecourse Saratogaand Honey Fox Stakes (G3T) at Gulfstream Park. In Italy also finished second in Churchill Distaff Turf Mile Stakes (G2T) at Churchill Downsand placed in Belmont Park‘s Just a Game Stakes (G1T).

The mare will duel with the stable friend Talk about the devil who won the Distaff Turf Mile last year and is yet to find a winner’s circle after unsuccessful finishes in her last two starts, both of which were in the graded pool. 6 year old Wootton Bassett mare began her career in Europe and won the 2021 Prix Tantieme before moving to the United States for her 2022 season. She is also owned by Brant.

Other strong contenders for Jenny Wiley are classified multi-stakes winners With moonlight and 1st grade champion goddess New people from the last victories in the company are classified.

With The Moonlight, a cross for Godolphin trained by Charlie Appleby, arrives in Lexington after a successful trip to Dubai, where she won back-to-back races on February 3 at Cape Verdi (G2) and on February 24 in Balanchine (G2). The Frankel she earned her first graded level win last summer at Spa in the Saratoga Oaks Invitational Stakes (G3T) and was also a runner-up in the Belmont Oaks Invitational Stakes (G1T) a month earlier.

Facilitated by Mike McCarthy for the Purebred Partner of Eclipse and Gary Barber, the Queen Goddess defeated Shantisara for the last time in the Pegasas World Cup Filly and Mare Turf Invitational Stakes (G3T) at Gulfstream. Her final start in 2022 was a landslide victory in Robert J. Frankel Stakes (G3T) at Santa Anita . Parkand her only win in tier 1 company is the 2021 American Oaks (G1) off-court run at the track.

Other contenders include Bobby Flay’s Pizza Bianca who has yet to find her way back to the classifieds holdings win following her win in the Breeders’ Cup 2021 Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T) at Del Mar. Her last win was Hilltop Stakes at Racecourse Pimlico before moving to England to attend the Royal Ascot meeting last June, where she finished eighth in the Coronation Share (G1) for coach Christophe Clement.

Rounding the field is Andrew Rosen’s 2nd grade winning hybrid skimming Bill Mott intern and 3rd grade winner white frost and stake winner Freedom to speak up And Henrietta Topham .