Cash is King LLC and LC Racing LLC’s Murph ran away down the stretch to record her first career victory in the $100,000 Small Wonder Stakes on Delaware Park’s Owners’ Day card on Saturday, Sept. 25.
Lucky 7 Stables’ Street Lute was back in the winner’s circle on Delaware Park’s Owners’ Day as she caught the leaders down the stretch and passed them with ease to win the $100,000 Tax Free Shopping Distaff Stakes for Delaware-bred or certified fillies and mares (3 and up) by three-quarters of a length on Saturday, Sept. 25.
Non Stop Stable’s Tappin Cat showed impressive form as he won his third race in a row, and his first stakes, in the $75,000 DTHA Governors Day Handicap on Saturday, Sept. 25 at Delaware Park on Owners’ Day.
Whereshetoldmetogo loves Delaware Park. The Brittany Russell trainee has never been worse than second in seven starts at the Wilmington-area track, four of them stakes. His most recent victory, the $100,000 New Castle Stakes for Delaware-bred or certified runners on Saturday, Sept. 25 at Delaware Park on the Owners’ Day program, was one of his most exciting yet in a career of exciting finishes.
A colt by Speightstown out of Southampton Way, purchased by Alex and JoAnn Lieblong for $300,000, topped the nine Maryland-breds sold Sept. 13-24 at the Keeneland September Yearling sale in Lexington, Ky. The group brought a combined gross of $1,030,000, for an average price of $114,444, and a median of $70,000.
The first starter for freshman sire Editorial became his first winner when My Thoughts scored at Delaware Park on Sept. 22.
Brittany Russell trainee Hello Beautiful ran her heart out, like she always does, as she delivered a tremendous gate-to-wire victory in the $100,000 Weathervane Stakes, for fillies and mares, 3 & up, to secure her seventh career stakes win by 10 1/4 lengths at Laurel Park on Saturday, Sept. 18.
James McIngvale’s homebred Runup made her stakes debut with ease as she led gate-to-wire in the $200,000 Sorority Stakes to win by three lengths over Jumeirah during the Labor Day program at Monmouth Park on Monday, Sept. 6.
Epic Luck, the first winner from the first crop of Madefromlucky, upped his game in his second start and is now his sire’s first stakes winner.
Displaying speed reminiscent of his sire Rainbow Heir, Nerve shot to the front in a five-furlong Gulfstream Park maiden special weight on the turf, set fractions of :21.81 and :44.70, and dug in to get to the wire first, winning by a neck in :56.65, the second-fastest time for a 2-year-old at the distance this year at Gulfstream.
After three years of setbacks and hardship, Anchor and Hope Farm’s homebred Exculpatory paid back his connections tenfold, adding to an already impressive debut season as he won the $150,000 Robert Hilton Memorial Stakes at Charles Town in gate-to-wire fashion Friday, Aug. 27.
A Maclean’s Music colt out of the winning Malibu Moon mare Make Amends led the Maryland-bred contingent at this year’s Keeneland September Yearling sale in Lexington, Ky., selling for $500,000.
Read more ...Intrepid Daydream earned her first career stakes victory on Saturday, Sept. 16 at Pimlico, when she won the Shine Again Stakes by one and a half lengths.
Read more ...Double Crown came from off the pace to pull the upset in the Polynesian Stakes on Sunday, Sept. 10 at Pimlico, winning by four and a half lengths at 6-1.
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