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B. I. Canterbury Park Distaff Chal.
CORONA SPRINGS
by Tracy Gantz
Corona Springs has come close in stakes, but she had never managed to win one. That changed in 2018 at Canterbury Park, when she captured the
$34,740 Boehringer Ingelheim Canterbury Park Distaff Challenge on July 4.
With Cristian Esqueda aboard, Corona Springs broke from the 8-gate in fourth. She came on steadily to take the lead and win by a 1/2-length in :19.766 for 400 yards. Her time earned her a career- high 106 speed index.
Jason Olmstead trains Corona Springs for owner Thomas Scheckel. In 2016, the filly finished third in the Valley Junction Futurity, and last year she ran third in the Altoona Derby and Gopher State Derby.
McColee Land & Livestock bred Corona Springs out of Aquafina, winner of the 2011 Los Alamitos Derby Challenge. She has produced
six winners from eight starters, including Aqua Girl, who finished third in the 2017 Texas Classic Juvenile Stakes and Grade 1 finalist Aqua Flash. Corona Springs is her first stakes winner.
Chase Clark rode Gold Diggin Queen (Tres Seis-Its Good To Be Queen) to second place for owners Martin & Stephanie Webb and trainer Robert Johnson.
Glen Ellyn (Favorite Cartel-Truly A Delightful) and Nik Goodwin finished third for Steve Burns DVM and trainer Dean Frey.
Jr Rock Star (Fantastic Corona Jr-One Famous Rock Star), Late N Dirty (One Sweet Jess-Dashing Diva), Ima Dashin Follie (Ivory James-Dimples Dash O Denim), Country Curl (Spit Curl Jess- Fontanas Countrychic), Mary Paintyourwagon (PYC Paint Your Wagon-Marys Southernpolicy), Kaelies Dividend (High Rate Of Return-Check Out Kaelie) and Blacks Cartel (Streakin Six Cartel- Brandi Whiz) completed the order of finish.
Dash In A Flash Stakes
MS HAULIN CHIC
by Danny Camp
It’s amazing what can be done in less than seven seconds. For Ms Haulin Chic, it was a first-time stakes win in the $17,850 Dash In A Flash Stakes at
Canterbury Park on July 14.
The 4-year-old filly broke from the 5-post a head
in front of the rest. She gave up the lead midway, but was able to stick her head in front at the wire. Ms Haulin Chic stopped the timer in :6.978 to earn a 99 speed index. Ismael Suarez Ricardo was aboard and has ridden the filly in seven of her last eight starts.
Ms Haulin Chic brought home the $8,925 winner’s share of the purse for owner Haulin Assets Racing, boosting her total lifetime earnings to $73,302. Her race record stands at seven wins out of 16 races with a New Track Record set at Remington Park for 220 yards earlier this year.
Trainer R. Allen Hybsha has now won the Dash In A Flash Stakes for two consecutive years.
“She’s super, very laid back. Never gets excited,” Hybsha observed about his winning filly.
Racehorse Inc. bred Ms Haulin Chic out of 3-time winner Valiant Chic. The mare has produced 100% winners from two starters. Ms Haulin Chic is her first stakes winner and top earner.
Bout Tree Fiddy (Ivory James-Hollie Jollie) finished second under Brayan Velazquez for owners Carry “Rusty” Allred and Patrick Swan, who also trains the gelding. Bye Byefreighttrain (Freighttrain B-Bye Bye Bygones) and Julian Serrano were third for owner L P Frank and trainer Shawna Manriquez.
Ferrari James (Ivory James-Ferarri Fast Prize)
and Ms First Prize Rainy (Hez Our Secret-First Prize Rainey) finished in a dead-heat for fourth and were followed by Gianna Grace (Dominyun-Act Of Grace), Park Avenue Air (Dashair-Cinderella Dash), EOS Wing Man (Apollitical Jess-Eye Opening Special) and Fast N Famous Jeans (One Famous Eagle-Fast Jeans). Perfect Lota was scratched.
Cherry Creek Futurity
MOSHI YOSHI
by Tracy Gantz
Moshi Yoshi scored her first stakes victory in the $79,065 Cherry Creek Futurity at Arapahoe Park on July 14.
Ridden by Jose Lopez, Moshi Yoshi broke out of the 2-gate in second and immediately went to the front at the first call.
She pulled away to win the 330 yard stakes by 1/2-length in :17.202, posting a career-high 85 speed index.
Moshi Yoshi made her first start in the June 29 Cherry Creek trials, winning and qualifying the fifth fastest.
Moshi Yoshi brought home the $31,626 winner’s share of the purse for trainer Manuel Orozco, boost- ing her total lifetime earnings to $34,546. The filly is undefeated in two starts.
Owner/breeder Dana Yoshida-Orozco bred Moshi Yoshi out of two-time winner Mairis Money Maker. She has produced 100% winners from three starters, including Toshi Yoshi, winner of the 2014 Cherry Creek Futurity, 2015 Lucille Rowe Derby and 2016 James Isaac Hobbs Stakes-G2. Moshi Yoshi is her second stakes winner.
Jhaciel Soto rode Pilotos Note (Mr Piloto-Stolin Note) to second for owner Robert Reed and trainer Tim Weeder.
Orozco also trains third-place Capos Sassy Laaydee (Capo De Capi-Royaldashlaaydee), who was ridden in the final by Luis Guerrero for owner Alexander Orozco.
BF Classy James (Ivory James-Royalclassic Express), Chendo Boy (Prospect To The Top-Baby Buckle Up), Groupie Doll (Foose-Groupie), Shmack Daddy Acklam (Little PYC-Go Amongst Um), Jess Un Sies Mas (Apollitical Jess-Seis Star Glitter), Best Regards For You (Chicks Regard-Corona For You) and Sheilas First Corona (First Special Purna- Corona Memories) completed the order of finish.
Arapahoe Park • $79,065 330 yards • :17.202 • si 85
Pool MOSHI YOSHI, ‘16-f.
Shazoom
Scared
The Corona
Mairis Money Maker
A Dash Of Mairi
Canterbury Park • $34,740 400 yards • :19.766 • si 106
Holland Ease
Corona Chick First Down Dash Runaway Wave
Corona Cartel
CORONA SPRINGS, ‘12-f. Aquafina
Canterbury Park • $17,850 110 yards • :6.978 • si 99
Dominyun
MS HAULIN CHIC, ‘14-f.
Valiant Chic
Mr Jess Perry
Runaway Dee Dee
Valiant Hero
Sassy Corona
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