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BOA Evergreen Park Champ. Chal.
CRUISINFOURABRUISIN
Cby John Moorehouse
ruisinfourabruisin has never raced outside the
Canadian province of Alberta, but he’s headed to California thanks to his victory in the $26,993 Bank Of America Evergreen Park Championship Challenge at Grande Prairie on Aug. 28.
Barry and Janice Sather homebred Cruisinfourabruisin, who notched his third win in stakes company. This one also punched the four- year-old gelding’s ticket for the Bank Of America Challenge Championship-G1 on at Los Alamitos Oct. 29.
Janice Sather also trains Cruisinfourabruisin, who led at every call of the 440-yard competition. The gelding broke on top from the inside starting gate, opened a 1/2-length lead by the first call and widened the gap to 3/4-length by the time he entered the stretch. That was enough to hold off Mals First Down and reach the wire first by a neck.
Jose Rocha drew the riding assignment as Cruisinfourabruisin completed the race in :21.929, posting a 101 speed index and bringing in a $14,036 payday that pushed his lifetime earnings past the $100,000 milestone to $112,956.
The Sathers also homebred multiple graded stakes placed Tagulator, the dam of Cruisinfourabruisin. She has produced 100% money earners from four starters. Canada Hi-Point 3-Year-Old Gelding Cruisinfourabruisin is her top money earner and first stakes winner.
Mals First Down (Shazoom-First A Princess) placed second under Scott Sterr for owners Charlie Weaselhead and Jim Plume and trainer William Leech.
Charles Stojan owns the third-place finisher, Tiny Flying Corona (Tinys First Corona-PJ Phoebes Flying), who had Ricardo Moreno aboard. William Leech also trains the gelding.
Chicks R Gone (Chickie Cherry Cola-Oso Gone) and Go Corona Luminaire (FDD Dynasty-Corona Del Valle) completed the field.
Merial Evergreen Distaff Chal. John Deere Evergreen Park Juv. Chal.
IM HOTT UR NOTT & L COWBOY 109
BARDSWEETFANTASY O
Mby Dillon Hamilton
ultiple stakes winner Im Hott Ur Nott and
first time stakes winner L Bar D Sweet Fantsy ran a dead heat in the $19,980 Merial Evergreen Park Distaff Challenge at Grand Prairie in Alberta, Canada, on Aug. 21.
Im Hott Ur Not, a 6-year-old sorrel mare, was all about the number one in this race. She started under Ramiro Castillo from the first post-position, broke first from the gate, and held the lead all the way to the finish, defending her title as last year’s winner of this race. The pair covered the 400-yard track in :20.390 and earned a speed index of 90, but they weren’t alone.
L Bar D Sweet Fantsy, a 4-year-old brown filly, had other plans for the finish under Tyler Walker, matching the time and speed index of the other win- ning pair. She broke from the fifth postposition in third and built her challenge on the lead up in time to dead heat with Im Hott Ur Nott.
Ralph Danard owns Im Hott Ur Not and Laurie Ferguson trains the horse. Dean Frey bred Im Hott Ur Nott out of ROM earner Wild California Rose. The mare has produced 100% money earners from four starters. New Track Record setter/3-time stakes winner Im Hott Ur Nott is her first stakes winner and top earner.
Roberto Ponce owns L Bar D Sweet Fantsy and Hector Magallanes trains the filly. Darrell and Linda Sanders bred her in Oregon out of winner Dash Home Deb. She has produced 100% money earners from seven starters. L Bar D Sweet Fantsy joins the band as a stakes winner with New Track Record set- ter L Bar D Snow Princess, who is the top earner.
Gone Fast (Meter Me Lucky-Beautiful Ashlee) finished third under Scott Sterr for owner Phoenix Farms and trainer Stan Webb. The filly finished second in the June 4 Jake Kapp Memorial Stakes.
Quad Seis (Tres Seis-Corona On a Jet), Splashy Mamacita (Volcom-Splashy Pizazzy), Kiddys Down (Kiddy Up-Lets Get Going), and Cybil (FDD Dynasty-Scrumptiously) followed.
dds on favorite Cowboy 109 took his first
stakes win at the $28,528 John Deere Evergreen Park Juvenile Challenge in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada on Aug. 21. The 2-year-old brown colt broke well from the 6-post under jockey Jose Rocha. After gaining 2nd place by the 1st call, Cowboy 109 got up in time to win in the final strides by a neck, finding an impressive late surge for his 1st stakes triumph and 2nd consecutive win.
Cowboy 109 won his Aug. 6 trial heat in wire- to-wire fashion under Rocha by 1-length for a spot in the finals. Jockey Jose Rocha and Cowboy 109 bested the field late in the John Deere Evergreen Challenge finals, covering the 350 yards in :18.106 for a 91 speed index. The $13,694 winner’s share brings his earnings to $20,175 for owners Bob Perlich, Brian Hinken, Bob McCutcheon & Buckey Stockwell. Stockwell also trains Cowboy 109, who was 3rd in this year’s Jerry Stojan Memorial Futurity also at Evergreen Park.
Steve D. Burns, DVM bred Cowboy 109 in California out of multiple stakes finalist/3-time winner Pretty Jet High, who was 4th in the Rainbow Futurity-G1 & Ruidoso Horse Sale Futurity-RG3, and was a finalist in the West Texas Sun Country Futurity-G1 & Sunland Park Fall Futurity-G2. The mare has produced 20 starters. Cowboy 109 joined multiple stakes winner/top money earner Van Zant as Pretty Jet High’s 2nd stakes winner.
North Pine Special (Oak Tree Special-Hawks Halo) ran 2nd under Juan Apango for owners
Shylo Penrod & Teagan Goodsell and trainer Allen Goodsell. Jesses Claim Ta Fame (Jesse James Jr-One Fast Trick) was 3rd under Tyler Walker for owner Chris Philbrook & trainer Hector Magallanes. Followed by Zerelda James (Jesse James Jr-Dash The Night Away), Honor The Fast Man (Honor The Perry-Buckle High), Dashin By All (Bodacious Dash-All Lena) & Scarface Judge (Judge Cash- Pardon). Surly was scratched.
by Dillon Hamilton
Evergreen Park • $19,980 400 yards • :20.390 • si 90
Sixarun
Our Third Delight
First Down Dash
Tres Seis
IM HOTT UR NOTT, ’10-m.
Wild California Rose
Class in Excess
Corona Cartel
Fantastic Corona Jr
Special Queen Sa
L BAR D SWEET FANTSY, ’12 -f.
Dash Home Deb
Strawfly Special Dash for Debbie
Evergreen Park • $26,993 440 yards • :21.929 • si 101
Oak Tree Special
Tagulator
First Timber CRUISINFOURABRUISIN, ‘12-g.
First Prize Dash Royal Evening Snow Tag Me If You Can
Evergreen Park • $28,528 350 yards • :18.106 • si 91
Favorite Cartel COWBOY 109, ’14-c.
Favorite Trick TB
Shenoshercorona
On a High
Pretty Jet High
Omnii Jet
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