Marylou Whitney Barn’ Super fast lives up to his name in the $148,500 Allaire DuPont Distaff (G3) at Pimlico racetrack May 20th, take charge from the beginning and finish to win 14 1/4 of the priority Strange West .
Take advantage of speed Princess Lil Kings , Super Quick was able to comfortably overtake her opponents early in the 1/8 round of Allaire DuPont — even though she threw down quick distances: 23.53, :46.39 and 1:09.92 To do that. All alone at the front, hot speed was not exactly single-digit, and her opponents were unsuccessful at prompting from their riders to try to keep up. Later, in this segment, Super Quick dumps at the urging of Florent Geroux, finishing with a time of 1:47.78.
“She was named correctly,” said coach Norm Casse. “She’s super fast and we’re just trying to stay away from her. She’s best if you let her race early, get into her own rhythm and then let her steer the course, and Flo did a great job of that.”
Exotic West, the last of the year early, launched a broad move to gain contention in the second round but her rally fell through. She finished a long way ahead Frost Point in part three. Click to confirm and Into Vanishing complete finish order.
A hybrid of Marylou Whitney Stables, now headed by John Hendrickson, Whitney’s husband after Whitney’s death in 2019, Super Quick ($6.20) is a 4-year-old daughter of Whitney. Super savings off the Cape Town mare Quick Town . She was the second stake winner for her dam, who produced 10 ponies, five winners and three black stallions. The dam’s smallest pony is a McKinzie ponies this year.
The winner, who finished in third place last month at the Baird Doubledogdare Stakes (G3) at Keenelandis 4-1-2 in 11 starting with earnings of $347,649.
Video: Allaire DuPont Distaff S. (G3)
