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Open Mexican Futurity
MASTER TIME DANCER
by Luis Prieto Zamudio, translation by Eduardo Silveyra
Only ten participants were enrolled in this 400-yard race with a prize of 277,500 pesos (approximately US $16,778). The geld-
ing Juan Camilo Dancer was the only repre- sentative of Mexican breeding, the rest of the field were natives of the United States.
The results on the track were in accord with the forecasts, with great domination from the sorrel RG Golden King, directed by Eddi Cuellar. However, soon after the start and already ahead of the pack, he stumbled toward the center of the track. The movement slightly inconvenienced the filly Fast Prize Robyn, prompting an outcry and investigation to the stewardess against the winner which culmi- nated in his disqualification and repositioning to third, giving first place to Master Time Dancer with Fast Prize Robiy in second.
Thus, the two-year-old colt Master Time Dancer went into the winner’s circle with the team of Rancho La Joya Grande despite having concluded quite a distance from RG Golden King, who for the second consecutive time in his racing career has succumbed to controver- sial decisions by the stewardess.
Master Time Dancer, whose official time was :20.00 (SI 84), took on his helm Moises González García, his second win in two attempts. He debuted and won his maiden on Aug. 16 at 330-yards supported by Martin Hernandez Bautista. He is trained by Jesus Gonzalez Casillas.
With this result, he added to his account 166,650 pesos (US $10,067 approximately), totaling 185,040 pesos (approximately US $11,188) in his earnings record. He was bred in the United States by Zory Kuzyk and is by Masters Call and out of Dash For Time (by Dash For Cash).
Fast Prize Robyn (Carters Cartel - Fast Prize Doll) finished third, but was promoted to second under Jose Angel Ambrosio. She
is owned by Cuadra El Manantial and was saddled by José de Jesús Valdivia.
The disqualified RG Golden King (Stel Corona - Damoney), who was given third place, was guided by Eddi Cuellar. He is owned by Rancho Las Gaviotas and trained by Alfredo Rabanal Salinas. He is the winner of the Clasico Jodys Glory.
The other positions at the finish were in the following order: Buggin My Cap (Capo de Capi – Buginholland), Juan Camilo Dancer (Ze Dancer – Dolls Royal), Mighty Weston (Mighty Invictus – Checkimout Taryn), Kr
Hiclass Win (Hiclass La Jolla – Winhalf), Wagons First (Volcom – Going In Your Wagon), Love Zoomin (Jess Zoomin – Love Cartel) & Special Furry Socks (Furrtreeous – Annas Leadin).
EN ESPANOL
Solo diez participantes
fueron inscritos a esta carrera
pactada en 400 yardas y con
premio de 277,500 pesos
($16,778 US); el castrado Juan Camilo Dancer fue el único representante de la crianza mexicana, y todos los demás nativos de Estados Unidos.
Las acciones en la pista se desarrollaron
de acuerdo a los pronósticos, dominando ampliamente el alazán Rg Golden King, bajo la dirección de Eddi Cuéllar. Sin embargo, a poco de la partida y ya al frente del grupo, este derivó hacia el centro de la pista, movimiento que incomodó ligeramente a la potranca Fast Prize Robyn, lo que motivó una protesta
y averiguación de los jueces en contra del ganador, culminando en su descalificación y reposicionamiento al tercer lugar, para ceder el primero a Master Time Dancer, con Fast Prize Robin en segundo.
De esta manera, el potro dos añero pasó al círculo de ganadores con el equipo del Rancho La Joya Grande, no obstante haber concluido distanciado de Rg Golden King, que por segunda ocasión consecutiva sucumbió en carreras de cuota ante controvertidas decisiones del jurado.
Master Time Dancer, cuyo tiempo oficial
a Moisés González García, siendo esta su segunda victoria en sendos intentos. Debutó y ganó su maiden el 16 de agosto en 330 yardas, apoyado por Martín Hernández Bautista. Es entrenado por Jesús González Casillas.
Con este resultado agregó a su cuenta 166,650 pesos ($10,067US), para totalizar 185,040 pesos ($11,188 US) en su récord de ganancias.
Fue criado en los Estados Unidos por Kuzyk Zory, siendo hijo de Masters Call en la yegua Dash For Time (Dash For Cash).
Fast Prize Robyn (Carters Cartel – Fast Prize Doll) concluyó en tercer lugar pero fue ascendida a segundo. La condujo José Ángel Ambrosio; es propiedad de la Cuadra El Manantial y la ensilló José de Jesús Valdivia.
Al descalificado Rg Golden King (Stel Corona – Damoney) se le asignó la tercera plaza, guiado por Eddi Cuéllar; es propiedad del Rancho Las Gaviotas y lo entrena Alfredo Rabanal Salinas. Es ganador del Clásico Jodys Glory.
Las demás posiciones en la meta quedaron en el orden siguiente: Buggin My Cap (Capo de Capi – Bugin Holland); Juan Camilo Dancer (Ze Dancer – Dolls Royal); Mighty Weston (Mighty Invictus – Checkimout Taryn); Kr Hiclass Win (Hiclass La Jolla – Winhalf); Wagons First (Volcom – Going In Your Wagon); Love Zoomin (Jess Zoomin
– Love Cartel); y Special Furry Socks (Furrtreeous – Annas Leadin).
Hipodromo de las Americas $16,778 • 400 yards :20.00 • si 84
Hennessy TB
Masters Call
Check Her Twice
MASTER TIME DANCER, ‘13-c.
Dash For Cash
Dash For Time
Timedancer
fue de 20.00 segundos (SI 84),
llevó de timonel
Master Time Dancer (far left, red blinkers) was the eventual winner of the Open Mexican Futurity
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