Town and country racing temple city terror will seek to double the graded score on November 25 of the $300,000 Long Island Stakes (G3T), an 11-hair field test for mares and mares as young as 3 years old upwards, at Aqueduct race track.
Trained by Brendan Walsh, Temple City’s 6-year-old dark bay was purchased for $600,000 at the Keeneland November Pet Sale that just ended from a Brookdale Ranch shipment. She reached her final score on October 23. 12 Rood and Riddle Dowager Stakes (G3T) thanks to her strong foothold at Keeneland. With the arrival of Tyler Gaffalione, Temple City Terror was 10 points behind speed in eighth place on the first call point, but took the lead on the final turn on its way to a comfortable three-length score. roof.
Walsh said Temple City Terror, who returned half a mile on: 49 4/5 November 17 on Churchill Downs main track, got away with that attempt unambiguously.
“She did great from that race,” Walsh said. “She’s improving as she grows up. She’s been a great servant and has had a great year. She performed brilliantly last time in Keeneland, and she’s far from done. Friday will be It’s a big challenge, but hopefully she can make it through too.”
Temple City Terror, who boasts a 6-5-5 record in 28 starts with a purse of $696,218, successfully defended his title in 12 Keertana overnight bets. in May at Churchill Downs. She followed with an outsized effort in the Robert G. Dick Memorial Stakes (G3T) in July for light riding at Delaware Park and the runner-up effort to get as many War Like Goddess 1st place winners in Glens Falls Stakes (G2T) in August at Racecourse Saratoga. Temple City Terror entered the Queen Mother from the closest fourth place in Flower Bowl Stakes (G2T) in September at Spa.
Temple City Terror usually races speed from double digits, but Walsh said the mare is capable of getting closer if needed when exiting post 2 under Jose Ortiz’s lead. Maxfield to a pair of 1st grade points for veteran conditioning.
“A lot depends on speed,” says Walsh. “She likes to run ahead of her pace and when there’s something to run, she’ll do very well at the end of her race. We’ll let the pace of the race decide that. Jose is one. He’s a great racer and has been very lucky for me all these years and we’re delighted to have him on the field.”
Four-time Eclipse Award-winning coach Chad Brown has joined a trio of contenders in search of his third Long Island point in the classified bet winner. stone sky winner group 2 Queen of California and the graded bets are placed Capital structure .
Peter Brant’s Rocky Sky, a 4-year-old Irish-Irish daughter of Rock of Gibraltar, participates with a score of 1 1/4 on Capital Structure in the Fasig-Tipton Waya Stakes (G3T), debated October 2 on 11 prolongs the yield of Big A turf.
Originally campaigning in her native Ireland, Rocky Sky debuted for Brown in August 2021 with a dominant effort in the Saratoga Oaks Invitational Stakes (G3T) and did not return until her current campaign. that. She’s second in March after her stable friend Bleecker Street in Hillsborough Shares (G2T) at Tampa . Bay in her only previously classified outing this season.
Michael Dubb, Madaket Stables, First Row Partners, and Michael J. Caruso’s Queen of Kalifornia, a 5-year-old Lope de Vega chestnut, made her seasonal debut with third place in Athenia Stakes (G3T) at nine hours extended on September 24 at the Aqueduct.
The half-German joins Brown in 2021 and has recorded a 1-1-2 record in six starts, including a tight third in the 10-time Taylor Stakes (G1T) EP in a bid to advance to the next round. at Woodbine. The Queen of Kalifornia has caught the 2020 Gestut Rottgen Diana Group 2 Trial in Hoppegarten for her former conditioner Henk Grewe.
The capital structure of Klaravich Stables, a 5-year-old Lope de Vega chestnut, boasts a 3-2-1 ledger for 10 times starting with a purse income of $218,915. She won a claimant for the 11-feathered option in July thanks to a strong foothold at Spa before finishing sixth in the 9-feather All Along Stakes in September at Pimlico. She has closed from the last six to finish correctly in Waya.
Rounding the field is multiple stakes are placed Tic Tic Tic Boom for coach Alan Bedard; and bet Lady big time for coach Chris Englehart.
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