Three Diamonds Farm’s Field Pass returned to his home state for the $200,000 Baltimore/Washington International Turf Cup Stakes-G3. The homecoming, only his second Maryland start in a 20-race career, wasn’t all that welcoming until he burst through the tightest of openings along the rail and caught Ramsey Solution late to prevail by a neck at Pimlico on Saturday, July 24.
Joanne Shankle’s Can the Queen took command in the stretch and secured her first stakes victory by one and three-quarter lengths in the $100,000 Sensible Lady Turf Dash, for fillies and mares, 3 & up, on Saturday, July 24 at Pimlico.
At the Board of Directors’ meeting held Wednesday, July 14 at the Maryland Horse Breeders Association’s office in Reisterstown, the new board elected Richard F. Blue, Jr. as president, Christy Holden as vice president and Michael Horning as secretary/treasurer.
As Gordon Keys’ homebred Grateful Bred crossed the finish line two and a quarter lengths ahead of Sky’s Not Falling in the $100,000 Meadow Stable Stakes on Colonial Downs’ opening day, Monday, July 19, he secured the first stakes win for himself and his trainer, Madison Meyers.
Lowell W. Kinch’s Rising Bella lived up to her status as the favorite in the $50,000 Peach Blossom Stakes at Delaware Park as she recorded her first stakes victory by one and a half lengths on Wednesday, July 7.
Copper Penny Stables’ homebred Trifor Gold held on to win the $50,000 Sussex by a nose and notch his first stakes victory over fellow Maryland-bred Cannon’s Roar in the race for Delaware-bred or certified runners at Delaware Park on Thursday, July 8.
Classic-placed Divining Rod, a son of Tapit standing at Country Life Farm in Bel Air, got his first winner from his first crop when Carnaval Conquest led throughout and drew off for a four and three-quarter-length win at Fanduel Sportsbook And Horse Racing (Fairmount Park) in Illinois on July 6.
Korea Racing Authority’s Knicks Go returned to his winning ways with a standout performance in the $300,000 Prairie Meadows Cornhusker Handicap-G3, leading gate-to-wire to win by 10 1/4 lengths on Friday, July 2 at Prairie Meadows.
Alwaysinahurry outran his 9-1 odds as he bested graded winner Mighty Mischief in the $100,000 Concern Stakes for 3-year-olds at six furlongs, pulling away to earn his first career stakes victory by four and three-quarters lengths at Pimlico on Sunday, July 4.
Dark Hollow Farm’s 5-year-old homebred Ellanation battled to the end to reward her connections with a half-length victory in the $75,000 Jameela (for Maryland-bred/sired fillies and mares, 3 and up), her first stakes win, at Pimlico on Sunday, July 4.
Brittany Russell-trained Whereshetoldmetogo reveled in Delaware Park’s sloppy track as he easily overtook Always Sunshine and won by four lengths in the $50,000 Alapocas Run Stakes, for 3-year-olds and up, on Saturday, July 3.
Fasig-Tipton’s Midlantic Two-Year-Olds in Training sale, which saw records fall across the board, featured a strong group of Maryland-breds, with four selling for six figures over the two-day sale held Monday and Tuesday, May 23 and 24, in Timonium. A $450,000 bay filly by Nyquist, purchased by Oracle Bloodstock, agent, was the highest-selling Maryland-bred of the sale.
Read more ...West Point Thoroughbreds and Marvin Delfiner’s Jaxon Traveler came out swinging in his return to Pimlico on Preakness Day, securing his first graded stakes victory in the $150,000 Maryland Sprint Stakes-G3 on Saturday, May 21.
Read more ...Joanne Shankle’s Can the Queen notched one for the home team on Black-Eyed Susan Day with a front-running score in the five-furlong The Very One Stakes, for fillies and mares, 3 & up, on Friday, May 20 at Pimlico.
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