Yo Cuz looks to continue to dominate at NYSSS Park Avenue

Dream Maker Racing’s Yo Cuz delivers three race wins, all held by the holding company, for the $200,000 Park Avenue division of the New York Stallion Stakes Series April 24 at the Aqueduct. The race is a 6 1/2 mainline sprint for New York favorites to qualify on the last day of spring meeting at Aqueduct race track.

Coached by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, Laoban Bay made all four careers start at the Aqueduct, graduating in second-demand style, traveling in person to win seven NYSSS Great $500,000 slams. White Way Stakes is 1 3/4 the length of December 18.

Raised in Empire State by Seidman Stables, Yo Cuz followed with a similar pre-run score to his state peers in the Maddie May Stakes in February, passing a one-turn 3 1/4 of the length first. 5 April – the extended walk takes place on March 27 at the seven-story East View Stakes.

Buying a 2-year-old Fasig-Tipton Midlantic in Training for $125,000 is down half a mile at: 49.27 last week on the Belmont main track.

Dream Maker Racing’s Tom Gallo said: “(Yo Cuz) has come out of East View in great form. She is moving in the right direction and on schedule. “You have to take advantage of the stallion in New. York, that’s a $200,000 wallet. Hopefully she continues to improve and can win. It’s been great at the Aqueduct and we hope it ends well.”

Gallo said they were pleased to keep her at the right company instead of being too ambitious.

“We don’t think the numbers she’s running right now can justify making those huge leaps,” he said. “Everybody wants to win (Kentucky) Oaks (G1) or (Kentucky) Derby (G1) but we are trying to develop the horse and give it physical maturity, confidence and evolution. by each race.

“We’re taking it step by step and over the last few races she’s improved her form,” Gallo said. “She’s gotten more professional going past Belmont and standing on the grass. She’s got a good weight and seems to be making progress in every race and that’s what we want to see.”

Jose Ortiz, on board for all four starts, will keep the mount from the inside card. Gallo credited Ortiz with the decision to take the helm early in her three wins but said the squishy didn’t necessarily take the lead.

“I think that’s just the way it’s set up in the last three races. Nobody was leading, so Jose took the lead and adjusted it down,” Gallo said. “I don’t think she needs to be in the lead. It’s just the continuity of having the same driver on the track and he trusts her a lot and really likes her. They’re a good team.”

Bran Jam Stable and David W. Clark’s Kisses for Emily final style graduation, post a one-way rally score against old competition Starship Laoban during the Stakes Hill Six-Haired Guild on March 8 at Racing Parx.

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