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Agent Provocateur with her connections, including Ricardo Gallegos, Moisés González García and Rafael Alejandro Contreras
pesos ($8,533 US, aproximadamente).
La potranca fue criada en los Estados
Unidos, por Luis Miguel Albores Gleason, propietario de la yegua Favored (por Teller Cartel), la cual cruzó con el semental Walk Thru Fire. También es dueño de la Cuadra San Lázaro de Arará a nombre de la cual corre la ganadora en el Hipódromo de Las Américas; su entrenador es Ubaldo García Padilla.
Felix Bañuelos Jimenez Clasico
El premio a segundo lugar fue para Executive Perry (Mr Jess Perry – Executive Looks), guiado por José Ángel Ambrosio Medina, para la Cuadra Cartas Blancas y el entrenador José Manuel Martínez García.
A Sweeping Triumph (Bedouin Cartel
– Lusi) capturó el tercer lugar, asistido por Alejandro Gómez, para el Rancho Las Gavias y el entrenador Ángel Gustavo Magdaleno.
Las demás posiciones se ocuparon en
el orden siguiente: Carl Fourteen (Ivory
James – Sweethearts Lady); Executive Play Time (Executive Menace – Pick N Play); Temptingbutherface (Tempting Dash – Miss Sweetie Perry); Mooning To Win (My First Moon – Zoe Alexis); Deestorm (Deefirst – Mega Sis); y For Sweet Cash (One Sweet Jess – Check Her For Cash).
Under an impressive downpour that in min- utes puddled the track at the Hipodromo de las Americas, the Felix Bañuelos Jimenez
Clasico was held on Sept. 11 with the partici- pation of eight three-year-old equine athletes. The distance was 400 yards and the prize $251,600 pesos (approximately $13,569 US). Senor Cawboy was the only one of Mexican upbringing in the race, and he received prefer- ence in the odds for winning the competition, giving him the fight against the imports from the United States.
However, the heavy rain disrupted all fore- casts and forced the three-year-olds and their riders to try and adapt to the difficult weather conditions, with different outcomes through the race.
At the start, the filly Puddles Cash (#6) slipped, lost her balance, and displaced Master Time Dancer (#5) and Senor Cawboy (#4), but she immediately recovered and started her race in the middle of the track, well-managed
JA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
by Luis Prieto Zamudio, translation by Eduardo Silveyra
JA Midnight Express (#1) was declared the official winner after the disqualification of Puddles Cash
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Foto: Miguel A. Espinoza / Hipódromo de Las Américas
Luis Prieto Zamudio