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Lucille Rowe Derby Dolls Prodigy Stakes
INDOMABLECARTEL PERKINDESIRE
IZYK 870 Stakes
STREAKJASE
by Michael Compton
Making his stakes debut at age 7, Streak Jase left little doubt of who was best in the $15,000 IZYK 870 Stakes at Arapahoe Park on July 22.
In a compact field of six, Streak Jase raced in third position early. He swung 4-wide under Cerapio Figueroa around the turn of the 870-yard marathon and collared pacesetter, Silver Citizen. The sorrel gelding ran away and finished strong, 1 1/4-length in front of the pack.
Streak Jase covered the distance in :44.684, earn- ing a career-best 111 speed index.
In winning the initial stakes race of his career, Streak Jase improved his record to 16-5(1)-0-3.
Streak Jase brought home the $9,000 winner’s share of the purse, boosting his total lifetime earn- ings to $44,661. He is owned by Ramon Trejo and trained by Zachary Quezada.
Prior to this victory, Streak Jase had won two of three races at Remington Park this season, both of which were claiming races.
Jackie E. Brown bred Streak Jase out of winner Go To Okey. The lightly raced mare is a half-sister to Black Gold 300 Futurity and Black Gold Derby win- ner Gamblers Peak. Go To Okey has produced 100% money earners from three starters. Streak Jase is her first stakes winner and top money earner.
Silver Citizen (Silver City TB-Red Alarm) and Adrian Ramos were second for owner Santos Lopez and trainer Alejandro Chavez. The gelding also won the 2016 Mile High Derby at Arapahoe.
Trickortreat TB (Second In Command-Lite My Pumpkin) finished third under Eddie Aceves for owner/trainer Jose Antonio Moreno. The gelding was coming off a four race win streak.
Stormy Red Morning (Red Storm Cat-Sweet First Jean), Z Smoking Gun TB (Zensational-In Her Glory) and Jzoomin Scoot (Jess Zoomin-Scootan Wootan) completed the order of finish.
by Tracy Gantz
Winner of the Cherry Creek Futurity at Arapahoe Park last year, Indomable Cartel returned to the track this year to tackle the $51,135 Lucille Rowe Derby on July 14.
The second-fastest qualifier when winning his June 29 trial, Indomable Cartel went right to the front in the final. Alfredo Triana Jr. guided him to the wire-to-wire win by 3/4-length.
They completed the 350 yards in :18.020, posting an 83 speed index. The $20,454 winner’s share of the purse boosted the colt’s lifetime earnings to $72,191.
Julio Corral trains Indomable Cartel for owner Mariano Cornejo. In five lifetime starts at Arapahoe, Indomable Cartel has won four times and finished third in the 2017 Arapahoe Park Futurity. The
colt has also competed at Remington Park, Fair Meadows, and Lone Star Park. His record is now 13-4(2)-1-5(2).
Francisco Cornejo bred Indomable Cartel in Colorado from unraced Tahiti Wave. Both of the mare’s starters have now won the Lucille Rowe Derby. Her first starter, Golondrino James, won the race in 2016.
DG Secret Pass (No Secrets Here-DG Sumit) finished second under Luis Guerrero for owner Margarito Montalvo and trainer Hipolito Michel-Valverde.
Montalvo and Michel-Valverde also own and trains third-place Shine Your Wagon (PYC Paint Your Wagon- Shine N Shake) who was ridden Roberto Valero.
Shinning Bianca (One Handsome Man-Seis Star Glitter), Sweet N Sour Bars (Rebs Miracle-Sweet Linsey Lu), Fury Of The Ocean (Furyofthewind- MCM Ocean Of Emotion), Coronas Top Treasure (Coronas Prospect-Lightening Sparked), Jettin Ben (Easy Winning Jet-Nikita Ben), Coronas A Dash (Coronas Fast Dash-Do A Dash) and Its A Blackjack (Jet Black Patriot-Alluring Streak) completed the order of finish.
by Tracy Gantz
Persistence paid off for Perkin Desire and owner/ trainer Roberto Gomez. Perkin Desire has com- peted in Colorado-bred stakes at Arapahoe Park for
three years, getting back-to-back stakes wins in the $15,000 Leo Beau Dash Stakes on June 30 and the $15,000 Dolls Prodigy Stakes on July 14.
For her most recent in the 350-yard Dolls Prodigy, Perkin Desire came out of the gate on top with Jhaciel Soto aboard. No one got close to her, and she scored by 3/4-length in :18.025 for an 83 speed index.
Perkin Desire again defeated SK Duck Dynasty, her nemesis in the Leo Beau Dash. Perkin Desire broke her maiden at Arapahoe in 2016 and has also won at Prairie Meadows.
The $9,000 winner’s share of the Dolls Prodigy purse boosted her total lifetime earnings to $38,810, and she now has a race record of 15-5(2)-1-2.
In 2016 at age two, Perkin Desire failed to qualify for the Cherry Creek Futurity. In 2017, she qualified for the Lucille Rowe Derby with a trial victory, but was unplaced in the final. Both races are held the same day as the Dolls Prodigy.
Randall and Kasey Hund bred Perkin Desire in Colorado from unraced Fols Perky Cat. Perkin Desire is the mare’s only starter.
Mason King and George Seward’s homebred SK Duck Dynasty (FDD Dynasty-Sentimentalromance TB) finished second under Alfredo Triana Jr. for trainer Manuel Chavez.
David Palafox owns and trains A Tac Man (Tac It Like A Man-Notimetobemad TB) who finished third under Jonathan Dominguez.
Icy Devon (Devons Signature-Yeah Yeah I Do), Aftershock Shake (Snowbound Shake-Baby Buckle Up), Royalclassic Corona (Coronas Fast Dash-Royalclassic Express), Dcgoldenhawk (One Sweet Jess-Sheza Special Pie) and Chanels Jazz Coco (Jazz Be First-Coco Chanel Sr) completed the order of finish.
Arapahoe Park • $51,135 350 yards • :18.020 • si 83
Corona Cartel
The Louisiana Cartel
INDOMABLE CARTEL, ‘15-c. Tahiti Wave
The Louisiana Girl Wave Carver
Perrys Queen Bug
Arapahoe Park • $15,000 350 yards • :18.025 • si 83
Desirio PERKIN DESIRE, ‘14-f.
Strawfly Special
Lady Tenaya
Dash For Perks
Fols Perky Cat
Fols Mistie Kitten
Arapahoe Park • $15,000 870 yards • :44.684 • si 111
Streakin La Jolla
Streak And Dash
STREAK JASE, ‘11-g. Go To Okey
Real Dash
Okey Dokey Dale Miss Peekalot
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