Category: General News

You’re to Blame digs deep to win $200,000 Greenwood Cup (G3)

You’re to Blame wore down heavily favored War Story in deep stretch win the 1 1/2-mile Greenwood Cup (G3) on Labor Day at Parx, giving the 4-year-old Distorted Humor colt his first stakes victory. He is the sixth graded stakes winner this year for his sire, who was also represented over the Labor Day weekend […]

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Revolutionary filly scores front-running maiden special weight win

Lady Abigail led every step of the way in her Sept. 3 maiden special weight victory going 5 1/2-furlongs at Remington Park, giving Revolutionary his latest first-crop winner. A Cisper Racing homebred, Lady Abigail got plenty of pressure in the first three furlongs, then put away Asaka to open up by a couple lengths in […]

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Wyatt’s Town won’t be denied in Ontario Jockey Club S.

Despite a fierce, stretch-long challenge by Hemp Hemp Hurray, Wyatt’s Town prevailed by a neck in Sunday’s $100,000 Ontario Jockey Club S. at Woodbine. The 3-year-old Speightstown colt has now won four straight since breaking his maiden May 17 at Churchill Downs, and has earned $205,438 for co-owners Henley Thoroughbreds and Newtop Stables. With just […]

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Tiznow colt gets elusive first stakes win

Chester and Mary Broman’s homebred Tiznow colt Can You Diggit had placed in four stakes in his career prior to Monday’s victory in the $100,000 Evan Shipman S. at Saratoga. “This horse has been knocking on the door,” summed up winning trainer Jimmy Jerkens. β€œHe certainly deserved a win.” The Shipman drew a field of […]

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Spanish Harlem gives More Than Ready Saturday stakes double

Spanish Harlem got her first stakes victory in Saturday’s $75,000 Barely Even S. at Gulfstream Park, soon after Rushing Fall won the Lake Placid S. (G2), to give More Than Ready a pair of stakes winner on the third Saturday of August. Spanish Harlem, who was stakes-placed last year at Gulfstream, was much the best […]

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Rushing Fall becomes a millionaire with Lake Placid S. (G2) victory

More Than Ready’s incredible stallion career hit another milestone on Saturday when Rushing Fall became a racing’s newest millionaire when she scored a convincing win in the $300,000 Lake Placid S. (G2) at Saratoga. Winner of last year’s Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1), the bay 3-year-old has won four graded stakes, five of six […]

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Bodemeister filly gets first graded stakes victory in Del Mar’s Rancho Bernardo (G3)

Yuvetsi turned back odds-on favorite Anonymity at the top of the stretch en route to a 2 1/2-length victory in the Rancho Bernardo H. (G3) Sunday at Del Mar.  The win was the first graded score for the 4-year-old Bodemeister filly, who won the Santa Lucia S. June 22 at Santa Anita Park. Bodemeister, a […]

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Constitution filly hammers for $210,000 at Fasig-Tipton NY Yearlings sale

Constitution, whose first crop are yearlings of 2018, had a pair of juveniles bring six figures during the first session of the Aug. 11-12 Fasig-Tipton New York-bred Preferred Yearlings sale, topped by a $210,000 filly that went to Tracy Farmer. Taylor Made Sales Agency was the consignor of hip No. 394. The gray/roan filly is […]

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Strong finish for Constitution at Fasig-Tipton Yearlings sale

Constitution, whose first crop are yearlings of 2018, had his best auction results of the year during Tuesday’s closing session of the Aug. 6-7 Saratoga Select Yearlings sale. The multiple Grade 1-winning stallion’s hip No. 168, consigned by Warrendale Sales, agent, went to Kerri Radcliffe for $185,000. The chestnut filly’s dam, Azalea Belle, by Dixie […]

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Fasig-Tipton sale continues with big numbers for Pioneerof the Nile

Leading sire Pioneerof the Nile had a stellar closing session of the Aug. 6-7 Saratoga Select Yearlings sale, with three lots selling for an average of $350,000. Leading the way was hip No. 179, consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency and purchased by Spendthrift Farm for $600,000. The bay colt is the first foal out […]

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