Nagirroc wheel back to the future after first win

Madaket Barn, Little Red Feather Racing, and Bill Strauss’ Nagirroc will debut his stake with two weeks remaining in $150,000 Futurity (G3T) on October 9, a six-layer off-court sprint for minors, in Belmont at Big A fall meeting.

The Futurity, offers winners a stop into the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (G1T) on November 4 at Keeneland is part of the “Win and You Join” series of events, which are one of three events classified on the Sunday card at Aqueduct race trackalso has $250,000 Beldame Shares (G2) and $150,000 Knickerbocker Stakes (G3T).

Nagirroc, a son of the gulf meadow scored a second with a length of 3 and a half while racing at the Aqueduct for coach Graham Motion on September 24. That followed a first second at Indianapolis horseshoe for trainer Jim Corrigan and various ownership. Both races are sprints.

Motion says: “He’s been pretty chic in the mornings since I got him. “I haven’t had him for a long time and I’m impressed with what he’s done, but I certainly wouldn’t expect him to run the way he did. I think it’s been a very endearing effort. good. He won very comfortably.” “

Nagirroc will be led by Manny Franco from Lesson 2.

Louis Lazzinnaro and Michael Dubb’s Inflation country will build on the final first win in a second career start for coach Christophe Clement. A half-Irish son of Sightstown The Inflation Nation was beaten by a top at its debut in an early race on July 22 at a 5 1/2 pace lasting in Racecourse Saratoga. The winner of that race, Expertise finished runner-up in Pattison Summer Stakes (G1T) at Honeysuckle two start later.

“He did everything right. He was a good horse,” Clement said. “We’ll see if he can handle the jump. He’s training forward and he looks good.”

Jose Ortiz will go from lesson 3.

NBS Stable’s Dunedin to Futurity as the only participant with a win over the winners on her resume. Coached by Kelsey Danner, Dunedin was last seen graduating with a half-way win over the bettors Roman Giant in a limited travel allowance 6 1/2 pieces on September 8 at Kentucky Downs. The son of Munnings rebounded strongly from the 8 and a half long back to earn the first win in the third start.

Conditioner Mike Maker will be represented by two contenders in Paradise Farms, David Staudacher, Skychai Racing and Angelo Carlesimo’s. Gaslight Dancer and Three Diamonds Farm’s Bourbon therapy .

Completing the pitch was Tee N Jay Stable and coach Kent Sweezey was staked Power Attack ; Sleeping Giant Stables, US Pasttime Stables and KimDon Racing’s first winner Dancing on holiday ; and D Hatman Thoroughbreds mysteriously won the bet Jester determined who was cross-entered into Matron on October 8 (G3T) at Aqueduct.

Brown-Trained Trio Leads Charge in Knickerbocker

Then on the card, four-time Eclipse Award-winning coach Chad Brown starts Public area , L’Imperator and Lonesome Fugitive as he searches for his third straight point in the $150,000 Knickerbocker, a 1 1/8 mile turf test for kids ages 3 and up.

Brown, who recorded the event in 2020 with Devamani and last year with Spiritual life will be trying to get Klaravich Stables’ multi-category winner Public Sector back on track after scoring 0-0-3 in five games starting this year.

Public Sector’s third-placed trio this season all lean towards 3rd by a mile.

“He didn’t really step up like I thought he would this year,” Brown said. “I don’t know that I’ve managed him as well as I could have with some of the positions that have been picked for him. I still believe in the horse and hope he can get back on track here. “

Madaket Stables, Wonder Stables and L’Imperator-rated equity winners Robert V. LaPenta will be looking to improve as they finished seventh in the event last year.

John D. Gunther and Eurowest Bloodstock Services’ Lonesome Fugitive a 5 year old child Zoffany bay, will launch his stake from the ancient score in an optional 1/16 mile stipend announced August 19 on solid footing Monmouth Park.

Wertheimer and Frere’s Pao Alto overseas group 2 winner, who is currently training by Motion, heads the opposition, along with Three Diamonds Farm graded multi-stakes winner Field Pass and Nice Guys Stables . stake winner Cause King both are trained by Maker.

Godolphin’s Pixelate and WellSpring Stables’ Safe Behavior Add more talent to the squad.

Rounding the field is the winner of the graded bet by Mark B. Grier Eons for coach Arnaud Delacour, and Flying P Stable and James F. Schurman bet winners Dynadrive for coach Tom Morley.

This press release has been edited for content and style by the BloodHorse Staff.