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NMSF Derby-RG3
REGARD THE ROSE
by Danny Camp
Regard The Rose scored her second stakes victory in the $134,387 New Mexico State Fair Derby at The Downs at Albuquerque on Sept. 23.
Under Alfredo Triana Jr., Regard The Rose broke
in second from the 8-post and briefly slipped to third at the first call. They gave a strong rally, however, and grabbed the lead halfway through the race to cross the wire a neck in front.
They completed the 400 yards in :19.734, post- ing an 86 speed index.
Regard The Rose brought home the $67,194 win- ner’s share of the purse for owner Mason King and trainer Alfredo Triana, boosting her total lifetime earnings to $135,461. The filly now has a race record of 12-7(2)-1-0, including a victory in the Arapahoe Park Futurity last year.
Coronas Black Diamond Partnership bred Regard The Rose out of unraced Not Sable Shes Rose. She has produced 100% stakes winners from two starters, including top earner Rock About It, who set a New Track Record at Ruidoso Downs for 550 yards as well as at Remington Park for the same distance.
Hollywoodcrown (Heza Motor Scooter- Hollywood Gone TB) and Porfirio Cano were second for owner/trainer Fred Danley.
Flash Moonfire (First Moonflash-Required Fire) was second under jockey Alonso Rivera for owner David Valdez and trainer James Padgett II.
My Regards To You (Chicks Regard-
Hugo Tic Tac), Insurmountable BB (DMNV Mountable-Down Rite Fast), Jessa Diva (Jesse James Jr-Leading Diva), Jenna Cartel (Big Daddy Cartel-Jenna James), Scooters Crown Jewel (Jesse James Jr-Catch This Scooter), Masons Moon (First Moonflash-Ms Perry Mason) and Sixes Are Special (Sixes Royal-Odysseys Special) completed the order of finish. Gonna Moon Ya and Miles Of Flash were scratched.
Minnesota Derby
DICKEY BOB
by Michael Cusortelli
Dickey Bob recorded his third stakes win in the $55,200 Minnesota Derby at Canterbury Park on Sept. 2.
Ridden by Denny Velazquez and sent to post as the 1-5 favorite, Dickey Bob broke on top from the 5-hole and stayed there throughout, crossing the wire 2 1/2-lengths in front.
The $27,600 winner’s share of the purse boosted his total lifetime earnings to $128,125.
The gelding completed the 400 yards in :20.307 against a reported 12-mph head wind and earned a 92 speed index.
Dickey Bob was coming off wins in the 400-yard Bob Morehouse Stakes on July 8, where he set a New Track Record, and in the 400-yard Cash Caravan Stakes on Aug. 11. He also won last year’s Minnesota Futurity. Raced in Minnesota and Oklahoma, Dickey Bob has won seven of 14 starts, including four of six this season.
Lunderborg LLC bred Dickey Bob out of Paint Or More, winner of the North Central QHRA Futurity. She has produced 100% stakes winners from both of her starters, including her top earner PYC Jess Bite Mydust, winner of the 2016 Mystic Lake Northlands Futurity, 2017 Minnesota Derby and 2018 North Star State Stakes.
Itinkican Itinkican (Freighttrain B-Moonlight Masquerade) and Marcus Swiontek followed in second place for owner Summer Run Inc. and trainer Jason Olmstead.
EOS Marie Leveau (High Rate Of Return-A Dream Chick) finished third under Ry Eikleberry for owner Corey Wilmes and trainer Ed Hardy.
Polar Xpress (Freighttrain B-Zoomshakalaka) ran fourth and was followed by Streak N Sparks (Azoom-Streak N Sierra), This Trains Rockin (Freighttrain B-Lets Rock This Clock) and Calamady Jane (Capo de Capi-Bac By Demand).
Minnesota Futurity
FANTASTIC FEELYN
by Michael Cusortelli
Making just his second career start, Fantastic Feelyn broke his maiden with a victory in the $55,900 Minnesota Quarter Horse Futurity at
Canterbury Park on Sept. 2.
Fly With A Buzz, the 19-10 favorite in the field
of eight, actually crossed the wire first, 1-length in front of Fantastic Feelyn. However, that gelding was disqualified and placed fourth for drifting in at the break and impeding Runnoft.
As a result, Fantastic Feelyn was moved into first. Ridden by Nik Goodwin for owner Rodney Von Ohlen and trainer Ed Hardy, the gelding completed the 350 yards in :18.904 while racing against a 22-mph head wind. Fantastic Feelyn earned $27,950 to boost his bankroll to $30,650.
Fantastic Feelyn was bred by Von Ohlen,
who, with his wife Sylvia, was inducted into the Canterbury Park Hall of Fame on Sept. 1. Fantastic Feelyn is the first starter produced by 6-time win- ner Fly Eyeann, a homebred who won the 2012 Minnesota Futurity and ran second in that season’s Minnesota Stallion Breeders’ Futurity. Fantastic Feelyn’s second dam, Eyzanee, ran second in the 2001 AQHA Central Derby Challenge-G3 at Canterbury Park.
Ali Returns (High Rate Of Return-Alikazam) was moved to second under Ry Eikleberry for owner Rodney Von Ohlen and trainer Ed Hardy.
Briannah McDaniels’ Runnoft (BP Phoenix Reign-Max Seen) took third. Wilfredo Arroyo rode the gelding for trainer Lexon Backhaus.
Fly With A Buzz (Desirio-Aint No Game) was disqualified from first to fourth and was followed by Haute Wagon (Wagons West-Chics Timeto Fling), Lil Miss Hott Pants (Inseperable-Stel Rare), Holy Storm (Red Storm Cat-Holy White Socks TB) and TRS Boy Named Sue (Knud With Wings- Whereshesupposedtobe).
The Downs at Albuquerque $134,387 400 yards :19.734 si 86
Chicks Beduino
First Regard
Coronas Blackdiamond
Chicks Regard
REGARD THE ROSE, ‘15-f.
Not Sable Shes Rose
Sables Hi Wave
Canterbury Park $55,200 400 yards :20.307 si 92
Mr Jess Perry
Apollitical Jess
DICKEY BOB, ‘15-g. Paint Or More
Apollitical Time
PYC Paint Your Wagon Tell Her More
Canterbury Park $55,900 350 yards :18.904
Corona Cartel
Fantastic Corona Jr
FANTASTIC FEELYN, ‘16-g. Fly Eyeann
Special Queen SA Fly Jess Fly
Eyzanee
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