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Honky Tonk Daddy’s winning connections include owner US Alliance Logistic, trainer Jose Muela and jockey Ricky Ramirez
stakes winner Daddys Blushing, Colby James was ridden by Alan Hernandez for trainer Rodolfo “Rudy” Valles.
Montevina (Big Daddy Cartel-Bridgette Bordeaux) finished in third place, 1/2-length behind Honky Tonk Daddy, and pocketed $43,283 for her effort. Esgar Ramirez rode the filly, a $20,000 yearling purchase and a half- sister to graded stakes winner Jess Bordeaux. Montevina is owned by US Alliance Logistic and trained by Jose Luis Muela. Montevina won her trial to the New Mexican Spring Futurity-RG2 and was the ninth-fastest quali- fier to the finals.
Six Pack Fame (Jesse James Jr-Sandys Fame) finished fourth and was followed
by Daddys Sugar Momma (Big Daddy Cartel-Ms Payment Deferred), trial winner Burn One Down For Me (Woodbridge- Wish You Had One To), trial winner Princess Katelyn (Big Daddy Cartel-Muy Rapido), trial winner Woman In Redd (Big Daddy Cartel-Woodys Allstar), trial winner Lewandosky (TF Featured Effort-Miracle Smasher) and trial winner Ashleigh (Big Daddy Cartel-Astica).
The New Mexican Spring Futurity began in 1995, when Mike and Kristi Grissom’s
Run For Randi banked the winner’s share of
a $45,753 purse, and it has become Sunland Park’s richest state-bred Quarter Horse race. It first achieved graded status in 1998. Past win- ners include 2012 Champion Two-Year-Old Filly PJ Chick In Black.
Honky Tonk Daddy returns to the winner’s circle
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