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Bradford Stakes
WOOP DEE DOO
by Michael Compton
Woop Dee Doo has an affinity for the racing surface at Indiana Grand. He proved that once again on July 7, scoring his second stakes win at the track in the $38,600 Bradford Stakes to remain perfect in both of his starts this season.
Woop Dee Doo and jockey Sergio Ramirez broke sharply and on the lead in the 400-yard test and despite bumping early, dueled for the lead from the start. The 5-year-old sorrel gelding battled Encore and jockey Gerardo Garrido through the lane, driving past with authority. Woop Dee Doo hit the wire 1 1/2-lengths clear to score in :19.885. The final clocking earned a 91 speed index.
Owned and trained by Ricardo Martinez, Woop Dee Doo improved his record to 20-8(2)-6(4)-4(1) and the $22,000 winner’s share of the purse padded his bankroll to $243,289. The multiple graded stakes-placed Woop Dee Doo also owns a win in the 2015 Heartland Futurity at Indiana Grand.
“Last year he battled sickness and didn’t really race very well for us, but he seems to have bounced back,” said Martinez. “He’s a very sound horse.”
Bred in California by John Andreini and Vince Genco, Woop Dee Doo is produced from the 2-time winner Jess Racy Eyes. The gelding is a half-brother to stakes winner Fetching Beauty and stakes-placed runners Bolt Lightly and Get There.
Runner-up Encore (Corona Cartel-Jess Genuine) is owned by Roger and Kimberly Beam and trained by Paul Martin. Tommy the Train (Freightrain B-Okie Dokey Annie) and Berkley Packer finished third for owners Jon Barley, Brant Barley and Brad Sharp and trainer Larry Sharp.
Hardheaded (Hard Hitting-She Ruleth), Tip
It Bac (Fantastic Corona Jr-Fisher Washer), WH Kenny G (Gold Medal Jess-Designer Dash) and Sicario (Jumpn Chic-Chiseledeasterbunny) followed. Stinkin Rich was scratched.
Mystic Lake Northlands Futurity
JESS DOIN TIME
by Tracy Gantz
Jess Doin Time notched her first stakes win in the $146,400 Mystic Lake Northlands Futurity at Canterbury Park on July 8.
Ridden by Julian Serrano, Jess Doin Time had to battle early with favored Miss Energy P. They traded the lead in the initial yards of the race.
Ultimately, Jess Doin Time shook loose as they approached the wire to win by 3/4-length in :17.940, posting a career-best 94 speed index.
The $61,488 winner’s share of the richest Quarter Horse race of the Canterbury Park meet boosted her cumulative earnings to $72,788. She now has a race record of 3-2(1)-1-0.
Jason Olmstead trains Jess Doin Time for owner/ breeder Tom Pouliot. Jess Doing Time broke her maiden in her first start, also at Canterbury, and finished second in her June 16 trial.
Pouliot bred Jess Doin Time from 3-time winner Lenas Rare Lady. She has produced 100% money earners from four starters, including Lien On Me, winner of the Bob Morehouse Memorial, and stakes- placed winner Tres My Tracks, who was second in the Minnesota Derby and Futurity, Bob Morehouse Stakes and Cash Caravan Stakes.
Miss Energy P (PYC Paint Your Wagon-First Down Energy) finished second under jockey Jorge Torres for owner Michael Pohl and trainer Stacy Charette-Hill.
Olmstead also trains third-place Maghelene (One Famous Eagle-Belle Helene). Cristian Esqueda rode the filly for owner Thomas Scheckel.
Devins Project (Oak Tree Special-Fantastic Follies) was fourth and was followed by Mildred Didrickson (Desirio-Valdarama), Cashair (Dashair- Southern Fast Cash), Chicken Lips (Jess Lips-Chicks A Flying), Dashin My Lady (Inseperable-My Miracle Lady), BHR Flashing Effort (CS Flashlight-BHR Missy Special) and Shes Sizzling (Sizzlin Cartel- Shenandoah Special).
Mystic Lake Northlands Juv.
ZOES SASSY MIRACLE
by Danny Camp
Zoes Sassy Miracle recorded her first stakes win
in the $20,000 Mystic Lake Northlands Juvenile Stakes at Canterbury Park on July 8.
Under Julian Serrano, who also won the Mystic Lake Northlands Futurity with Jess Doin Time, the filly broke from the 10-post in fourth and was bumped. As she reached the first call, she was still behind the front runners, but she gained enough ground to reach second place by the top of the stretch.
Zoes Sassy Miracle prevailed as she neared the wire, crossing the wire a neck in front. They completed the 350 yards in :18.094, posting a 90 speed index.
Zoes Sassy Miracle brought home the $12,000 winner’s share of the purse for owners/breeders Lowell, Becky & Lynn Husman and trainer Mark Barnes, boosting her total lifetime earnings to $16,128. The filly has won or placed in all three of her starts.
The Husmans bred Zoes Sassy Miracle out of lightly raced Homemade Miracle. The mare has pro- duced 100% money earners from four starters, three of which are winners, including top money earner Matts Corona. Zoes Sassy Miracle is her first stakes winner.
Chocolatepaintedkiss (Second Painted Sign- Ramblin Kisses) finished second under Jorge Torres for owner Mary Passmore Kirby and trainer Stacy Charette-Hill.
Dashing Fajita (One Dashing Eagle-Anita Fajita) and Ricardo Suarez were third for owner Brenda Reiswig and trainer by Vic Hanson.
Sunlight Seven (Valiant Heo-Midnight Sunlight), Uptown Girl (Mr Jess Perry-Southern Price), Diamalou (Oak Tree Special-Fantastic Follies), Corona My Prize (Corona Cartel-Fast Prize Doll), Wonderland (Ivory James-Shes Dashin First), High Dollar Return (High Rate Of Return-Fashion Dashin) and Kool Energy (Kool Wagon-First Down Energy) completed the order of finish.
Canterbury Park • $20,000 350 yards • :18.094 • si 90
Corona Cartel
A Shot At Glory
ZOES SASSY MIRACLE, ‘16-f.
Dean Miracle
Homemade Miracle
Capo De Capi
Homemade Smash
Indiana Grand Racing & Casino • $38,600 400 yards • :19.885 • si 91
Good Reason SA WOOP DEE DOO, 13-g.
Favorite Trick TB
Queen Of Appeals
Mr Jess Perry
Jess Racy Eyes
Miss Racy Eyes
Canterbury Park • $146,400 350 yards • :17.940 • si 94
Mr Jess Perry
Apollitical Jess
Apollitical Time Rare Form
JESS DOIN TIME, ‘16-f. Lenas Rare Lady
Lenas All Decked Out
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