Jumpin Junie made the perfect ride, saving land in second place before taking the lead after six runs and taking control of Princess Elizabeth Stakes on October 16 at Woodbine Racetrack. Daughter of Midnight Lute Come out with 13-1 odds and beat your favorite team 8-5 Me and my shadow 1/4 the length in a $180,721 race that is limited to 2-year-old ponies in Canada.
Kazushi Kimura, last year’s champion rider at Woodbine, rode the winner, who broke her maiden streak in a third career start for coach Daniel Vella. She placed fifth in her debut and second in her final. She paid $29.70 and earned $108,001, bringing her total to $125,951 for Sea Glass Stables. The time for 1/16 mile on the all-weather track is 1:43.61.
Traffic problems hampered Me and Shadow I, who were forced out and collided in the upper stretch before regrouping for second place. Forty years at 23-1, third run, and Wickenheiser second choice 2-1, is fourth.
The winner, bred in Ontario by Karen E. Carroll, was not a Curlin . mare Another flashback , a California hybrid. Taylor Made Agency sold Jumpin Junie for $30,000 for Sea Glass at the 2021 Keeneland Sale in September.
Another Flashback that failed to hit her $57,000 reserve at Barretts Equine Limited 2011 California Cup Yearling Sale before being sold by Lane’s End Farm for $26,000 to James Everett, dealer, at the Mixed Sale February 2014 Fasig-Tipton.
