Teenagers Take to the Dirt at the FT Midlantic May Sale

The first of three shows is underway on May 16 at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Midlantic during the May 2-Year Coach Sales, held at the Timonium Fairgrounds in Maryland . Florida’s Son great rotation reached the eighth fastest mile, going in: 10, while the two minors shared the fastest quarter with: 21 3/5.

Hip 91, a pony consigned by special agent Tom McCrocklin, sped easily on the ramp, making its fastest turn on Tuesday. Bay is out of the mare humor distorted victory Cash reserve smash six winners, including bets reckless And Campy cash . It was bred by John B. Penn of Florida and sold to Champion Equine during the One-year Selection and Public Sale in October 2022 at Ocala Breeders Sales for $150,000 from shipper Sue Vacek .

The cash reserve comes from the well-connected family of second-dam personal treasure, winner Darley Alcibiades (G2) and runner-up in Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1), both in 1990. The Explodent mare is ranked 3 stake winners Castle of Lord Sam and bet winner gold medal .

Six other minors pass the time: 10/5. It’s: Hip 69, a chubby guy Naughty Maximus consigned by Bryan Ford Training Stable, dealer, from the female family of 1st grade winners Bee shirt ; a pony crossed in New York by Looking Lucky , Hip 89, consigned by Top Line Sales, agent; Hip 125, a Maximus Mischief pony consigned by agent Cary Frommer; Hip 160, a fat dog consigned by Sequel Bloodstock, agent, and bred by Munnings ; One City of light half brother to winner of Iroquois (G3) table maker , Hip 174, consigned by Thoroughbred SGV, agent; and Hip 186, one Uncle Mo Dirty deposit by Pick View, dealer, from the 2 year old pony champion’s immediate family Nyquist .

A pony consigned by an LG Dealer is a Hip 15 from the first case of fire quarter acceleration on: 21 3/5. The Kentucky hybrid will make a third appearance in the sale next week after most recently sold to Gina Fennell for $70,000 during Fasig-Tipton’s July Selective Seedling Sale. Bay colt is the second foal in the herd of mares that are not yet thoroughbred Allez Jetehalf-siblings with shares for Rosalind and the smash of the 3rd class winner South Africa Rosalind Fair .

A son of Nyquist shared the fastest coin, deposited as a Hip 126 by a Top Sales agent. Bred in Ontario by Track West Racing, the flying pony was sold during last year’s September Keeneland Annual Sale from draft Susan Y. Foreman for $110,000 for the elusive purebred pups. . Siblings from the same father and mother Sobotka smiley face a 2nd winner and placed in the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes (G2), both ponies run out Dancing Thewayyouare . The mines mare is a half-sibling to the 1st grade winner Love your way dam of Queen Stakes (G3) victim Summer in Saratoga .

Two young men walked a quarter mile in: 21 4/5 to share Tuesday’s second fastest run time. Boutte Sales, agents, consignment Hip 113, a Blame colt, and Coastal Equine, agent, deposited anchor down chubby Hip 199.