Simon Hope the Twin Cities can bring victory in the future

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Simon Hope the Twin Cities can bring victory in the future

Twin city Trained and co-owned by Stuart Simon, will aim for the top prize in CA $250,000 Crowning Futurity on November 6 at Honeysuckle.

The 1/8 Mile Tapeta for 2-year-old Canadian ponies is a pivotal race on the way to Queen’s Plate’s 164th lap, the first crown jewel of the OLG Canada Triple Race. Crown. The $175,000 Fall (G2) stake, for kids ages 3 and up, is also part of the 10-race pass.

Simon, in search of his first Futurity victory, will send Twin City, a child of Klimt . Gulf, bred by Frank DiGiulio Jr., has a win and three seconds in four starts.

Victory came on his most recent outing, a special first-of-its-kind 1/16-mile event on the Woodbine Tapeta. Under regular Gary Boulanger helm, Twin City tracked the pace before he took the lead and won with a score of 1:45.50.

Simon says: “He can take the lead or take a short cut, go a long way, get among the horses or go around… you can do whatever you want with him. “Whatever the situation, he’s always up for the challenge. Last time, there was a galloping horse in the lead, he followed him and then took the lead and eliminated a few. upcoming person.”

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Simon, who co-owns Twin City with Brent, Russell and Roy McLellan, likes to see the glass half full when it comes to small losses.

“He’s really genuine and really smart,” praised the multi-category win-win conditioner. “He’s a really good and consistent horse. We’ve been very happy with all his starts. Last time it was a pleasure to see him rewarded. He did everything right. .”

Other future coronation starters include coach Kevin Attard’s fivesome of Jerem’s Dream , Lookinassah , Dear Philip My, , Renegade Serenade and Velocitor . Dual Hall of Fame coach, Mark Casse, appoints trio Battle Strike , Gran Spirited and Stayhonor Goodside . Air conditioner Michael De Paulo will rest assured Great kiss and J’adoro .

Eleven horses, including Treason will be entering the gate for Autumn Stakes located 1 1/16 miles away on Tapeta.

Treason - Maiden Win, Belmont Park, June 12, 2021 — Photo: Coglianese Photos

Betrayal wins at Belmont Park

Owned by LNJ Foxwoods and MSK Racing Ventures, 4-year-old son of Structure race against the monster effort at Woodbine on September 4.

Defeated 9-5 in the race to claim the 1/16-mile-allowing option title, the Traitor took a 4 1/2 lead after the first round, finishing nine on the tense call and 16 1/2 ahead of the nearest opponent on the string. The last time it passed Tapeta was a record of 1:41.51.

Jaime Roth of LNJ Foxwoods said: “We like him; he has been well trained and we feel he will become a composite Constitution.” “But no one could have imagined that performance. I was a bit nervous when he broke because it looked like he might run off course a bit, but when he does get that gorgeous stride , it’s great to see. We expected a lot of effort, but definitely not.”

Trained by host Josie Carroll of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame, the bay, bred in Kentucky by Ramspring Ranch, won the first one last June in a race on the field. grass a mile at Belmont Parka 25-1 defeat on solid ground for then-coach Bill Mott.

Roth said: “We took care of him and then gave him time before sending him to Josie. “We really feel that getting him would be beneficial as it is in a lot of cases. He’s a bit of a tough guy to handle, so we know that’s going to be huge.”

Now, Treason, who made four coats, wind, in: 51.80 in the October 31 Tapeta game, will try to bring that momentum into his first bet, one that Roth believe he is ready.