Son of Kentucky Oaks winner lowers Track Mark at launch

This column highlights the performances of young women who have started no more than five times and have sold for more than $500,000 in public auction, have a sibling who is a level/group winner, or have children smash is the level/group winner. BloodHorse’s research shows that maiden winners in particular who meet these criteria are more likely to go on to be graded bet winners.

Santa Anita . Park
From Southern California to New Orleans to Miami, the Maiden Watch radar was in full swing last week. However, in an impressive week of competition, the female’s son won the Kentucky Oaks (G1) Believe you can boom to tally set track record in opening one Santa Anita . Park March 4th.

While his name is Conclude His career is definitely just beginning.

#5 CONCLUDE kicks off Big Cap Day at Santa Anita with a massive opening win. Collected’s son scored under Flavien Prat for the coach @PhilDamato11. pic.twitter.com/nkHFIzx4Mu

– TVG (@TVG) March 4, 2023

The 3 year old son of the second breeding male collect was narrowly defeated in his January 21 debut for coach Phil D’Amato. In that effort, he took the lead at the top of the lane before being bought $675,000 by wire rope street vendor 6 and a half on the pitch in front of the special maiden weight company.

Dropping to 5 and a half on Saturday in the face of similar conditions, Conclusions took the lead under Flavien Prat, despite facing steady pressure from outside from his 14th hit. -first leg team . Ending the opening half with a score of: 22.19, the flashy chestnut showed no sign of stopping on the home leg, shaking off enemies and slamming into the rope with powerful, reaching strides. In the end, he was the best at 4 1/4 lengths at 1:01.57 on a pitch labeled as good.

The foal is Believe You Can’s best runner to date since the first pony to enter the race, 2018 Ellis Park Derby winner and Oklahoma Derby (G3) runner-up. Believe in royalties via, Tapit.

While Believe You Can never raced on grass, her dam El Fasto , is the daughter of group 1 Irish winner and influential grass stallion El Prado. her half-sister And you can also the dam many sprinters bet on Baytown Bear , a black performer on both grass and ground. Interestingly, Collected broke her maidenhood on the downhill pitch at Santa Anita as a teenager and was a runner-up in Cecil B. DeMille Stakes (G3T) that same year before dreams about The Derby forced him to walk on dirt roads.

Fair Grounds Racecourse & Slots
If Conclusion is a future star on the pitch, Squire Creek seems to have the ability and pedigree to be a potential two-turn monster on the face of the earth. Racing critics took notice of intern Brad Cox after he demolished a teenage field for the first time at Fair Grounds Racecourse & Slots March 2.

Another winner of Uncle Mo! Another lovely 3 year old for @bradcoxracing! #5 SQUIRE CREEK ($7.80) won Race 8 at @fairgroundsnola below @flothejock. Congratulations to the owners @WinStarFarmTwin Creeks Racecourse (@rgullatt), Racing 4 G and Ronald Ortyl! pic.twitter.com/OqoxzWROF5

– TVG (@TVG) March 2, 2023

The son of Uncle Mo joins a long list of auspicious 3-year-old Cox puppies about to enter Triple Crown season, but given the crossbreeding and its price tag ($525,000 Keeneland September annually), it should at least come as no surprise to see Squire Creek appears in an upcoming Derby Points Race here in the near future.

Squire Creek rolled forward at little urging, dueling with gunman pony evil again crossed half a mile at: 44.92 before gliding past his opponent. Extending his advantage to three lengths at the top of the lane, he plunged under the rope with a 6 1/4-length winner, stopping the clock at 1:10.05 in six stretches.

Co-owned by WinStar Farm, Twin Creeks Racing Stables, 4 G Racing and Ronald Ortyl, the pony bred from WinStar Farm is off the list. Sightstown mare indenture , she is the daughter of the famous producer Flaming Heart. In addition to spawning many classified bet winners and runner-up Belmont Stakes (G1) Commissioner and 3rd grade champion Smile line Burning heart is the second match of the hero Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) 2019 and the exciting pony Vino Rosso .

Gulfstream Park
Also featured in the weekend were the first scorers Scotland And Queen Picasso .

From Bill Mott’s barn, Scotland made a brave end-to-end effort to pass a special weight test for seven-feathered earth daughters on Saturday by the owner/breeder LNJ Foxwoods. The good magic gelding produced from grade 3 award winning Speightstown mare Gemswick Park who had a black performer credited with a lot of stakes exploit .

Queen Picasso, daughter of Europe’s leading steed King , graduated on Sunday afternoon to the owners of Siena Ranch, Michael Kisber, Peter Deutsch and the Elkstone Corporation. Christophe Clement’s student surpassed the race conductor Redundant Soviets in a dogfight to the finish line, dominating half the length while hitting 1 1/16 mile speeds on solid grass at 1:41.10. Acquired for $285,241 overseas at the Tattersalls Annual Sale in October, Queen Picasso is a half-sister to France’s No. 1 sprinter and steed. praise .