Category: General News

Paynter filly gets first stakes win in black type debut

A Bit of Both cruised to a three-length victory in the $75,000 Game Face S. Saturday afternoon at Gulfstream Park, the first stakes start for the 3-year-old Paynter filly. In her last three starts, A Bit of Both has been on front at every point of call while winning by a combined 16 lengths. Owned […]

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Constitution filly makes her mark at OBS Under Tack Show

First-Crop sire Constitution’s large group of juveniles in next week’s OBS Spring Sale of 2-year-olds in Training have been working very well at the Under Tack Show, led by a filly who zipped through a furlong in :09 4/5 seconds during the Thursday session. Constitution has a total of 33 lots in the catalog for […]

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Carpe Diem seizing his first opportunity

The following article by Frances J. Karon appeared on April 17, 2019 on www.werkhorse.com One day after the first anniversary of the death of Giant’s Causeway, that stallion’s multiple G1-winning son Carpe Diem was represented by his first winner, Nayibeth, from his first starter, one of 124 registered 2yos from Carpe Diem’s first crop. Already […]

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First starter a winner and TDN ‘Rising Star’ for WinStar Farm’s Grade 1 winner Carpe Diem

Nayibeth, a 2-year-old filly by WinStar Farm stallion Carpe Diem, won at first asking at Keeneland on Wednesday, becoming her sire’s first starter and first winner and also a TDN Rising Star. Bred in Kentucky by Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings and owned by Ramon Tallaj, Nayibeth raced to the lead at the start of the 4 […]

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Commissioner filly fires bullet at OBS Under Tack Show

A filly from the first crop of multiple graded stakes winner Commissioner worked a quarter-mile in :20 1/5 Tuesday at the Under Tack show in preparation for the April 23-26 OBS Spring Sale of 2-year-olds in Training, sharing the fastest time at the distance. The bay Kentucky bred, hip No. 365, is scheduled to sell […]

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Paynter’s Diamond Dust extends winning streak in Noonan S.

Diamond Dust collected his third straight win and third lifetime stakes victory in Saturday’s $75,000 Howard B. Noonan S. at Mahoning Valley. The 3-year-old son of Paynter has never been worse than second in seven lifetime starts, with five wins, and earnings of $238,100 for the owner/breeder tandem of WinStar Farm and Blazing Meadows Farm. […]

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Rushing Fall exudes class once again in Jenny Wiley S. (G1)

More Than Ready’s super-filly Rushing Fall remained undefeated at Keeneland with a front-running score in Saturday’s $350,000 Jenny Wiley S. (G1) and is just a neck away from having a perfect record in eight lifetime starts, all graded stakes except for her maiden debut victory. With wins during the 2017 Fall Meet in the Jessamine […]

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Speightstown colt rides rail to Commonwealth S. (G3) victory at Keeneland

Bobby’s Wicked One used his speed and tenacity to capture Saturday’s $250,000 Commonwealth S. (G3) at Keeneland by 1 1/4-lengths over an all-star field of male sprinters. The victory in the seven-furlong affair was the first graded stakes win for the 4-year-old Speightstown colt, who had scored two easy allowance wins over the winter at […]

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Bulletin remains undefeated with sharp score in Palisades Turf Sprint at Keeneland

Bulletin, last year’s Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint champion, return to action April 4 at Keeneland with a gate-to-wire victory in the Palisades Turf Sprint S. in what was the inaugural running of the race at the historic Kentucky track. The 3-year-old colt, owned by WinStar Farm, China Horse Club and SF Racing, has now […]

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Spirited bidding yields $650,000 Carpe Diem colt at Gulfstream 2yo Sale

The fireworks started early for Carpe Diem at Wednesday’s Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Sale of 2-year-olds  when hip No. 5 sold for $650,000 to Katsumi Yoshida after a spirited bidding battle. The muscular chestnut had worked a lively eighth-mile in :10 1/5 seconds during last week’s Under Tack show. Consigned by Cary Frommer, agent and bred by […]

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