Bran Jam Stable and David W. Clark’s New York bred Kisses for Emily Became the first black category winner for her male Union Jackson when she won a one-time stretch win on March 8 in the Association of $100,000 shares at Society Hill at Racing Parx.
The 3-year-old broke her maiden streak in the six-feather land sprint for her second-year filling in her sixth start as she rose from last place in the five-horse race after being collision on break. When Disco Ebo and Starship Laoban Scrambling for an edge over the quarter at: 22.16 and a half at: 45.76, jockey Dylan Davis found a rail ride around the turn on the Kisses train for Emily, then headed out to capture Starship Laoban in the final sixteenth match.
Practitioner Louis C. Linder Jr. won in the final time of 1:13.29. Starship Laoban holds second place and Disco Ebo over 4 and a half into third place. Six horses were scratched by recent EHV-1 positivity at Parx.
Bred by Sequel Stallions NY and Lakland Farm from the no-miracle Malibu Moon Caldwell mare, Kisses for Emily was a $125,000 purchase by Mike Mellen from Sequel Bloodstock’s shipment for Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2-Year-Olds in the 2021 Semi-Training.
Union Jackson is the 3rd ranked winner, many stakes by Curlin 1st grade winner Hot Dixie Chick . He stood for the 2022 season at the Sequel Stallions New York for a promotional fee of $2,500 grandstands and nurses for live ponies.
