This column highlights the performance of young women who have had no more than five starts and sold for more than $500,000 in public auction, have a sibling who is a grade/group winner, or has a grade/group level winners. BloodHorse’s research shows that particular maiden winners who meet these criteria are more likely to become scored bets winners.
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Stone Farm and Augustin Stable’s American heroine a sister full of brood and 2 year old European champion Air Force Blue won a second start for coach Christophe Clement on February 13 on the all-weather track at Gulfstream Park.
The War front filly is a head in the front Mitigation on a rope in a girls race for 3-year-olds running at distances of about one mile and 70 metres. Under the leadership of Tyler Gaffalione, the American Heroine caught up with the speed due to Crackin Mischief because the fractions are slow: 26.23, :52.57, and 1:17.51 through six extensions. American Heroine was 1 1/2 ahead but then Mitigation closed that gap and only missed when the race finished with a record time of 1:45.10 on the fast track.
In his debut on January 2nd, American Heroine finished third with about 7 and a half hours on solid grass.
Bred by Stone Farm, the American Heroine was offered for sale at Keeneland in September, where agent Mike Ryan raked in US$1.05 million for the ghost horse Maria’s Mon Chatham, which spawned five winners. is different.
Two days ago at the South Florida track, Karl and Cathi Glassman’s Klugman also won a second start in a state-bred 3-year-old girls race.
Trained by Edward Plesa Jr., Realistic jokes colt finished second in his debut on January 7, which was also a match against the state hybrids going 5 1/2 furlongs.
In Friday’s six-piece test, Klugman was put in the lead by Rafael Hernandez and maintained his lead throughout, posting fractions of: 22.94, :46.17, and:57 ,91 to five hairs. Klugman easily finished the previous 13 races in a final time of 1:10.09 on the fast track.
Bred by France Weiner, Irwin Weiner, Valery deMeric and Tristan deMeric of Florida, Klugman is not the underrated mare Tiz Wonderful Polyester, the dam of the 3rd grade winner Harpers First Ride .
Fair basis
War Front got another winner on February 12th when his daughter Lolloping earned her debut. The foal, a Stonestreet Stables cross-bred trained by Brad Cox, is the second foal to race out of group 1 of the New Zealand champions. Boundary .
Under the guidance of track runner Colby Hernandez, Lolloping raced early in the middle in the field test about 1/16 mile, but took the lead in second by the time the field entered the stage. elongated section. She took a long lead as the field approached the finish line, but Poronui cut into that conductor, causing the braking margin to be at the neck of the wire. The final time for the distance was 1:49.57 on grass.
Episode 4 For Me
Purebred Whisper Hill Farm Click for me found the winner’s circle in her third start for coach Steve Asmussen at Oaklawn Park. The Tapit filly out of double champion female sprinter Groupie doll Whose little daughter? Baby doll won the first on January 30 at Gulfstream.
Discarded by Joel Rosario, Tap for Me took the early lead and put the odds: 22.95, :46.33, and 1:11.17 through six stretches before opening and closing. 1 1/16 miles in 1:44.17 on a fast track.
In its debut on November 7, Tap for Me finished second to Florent Geroux while racing seven trophies at Churchill Downs. She returned on January 7 as a six-haired teenager at Oaklawn, but finished fourth after the first leg check.
