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American Futurity winner Ochoa. Tres Seis is also the sire of Tres Friends, winner of the 2015 Rainbow Futurity-G1 and a leading contender for the 2015 All American Futurity-G1 until
an injury sidelined him. This year’s Rainbow Derby-G1 winner is Kiss My Hocks. His dam is Romancing Mary by Tres Seis.
Six Fortunes is the sire of Splashs Fortune, the second dam of Ochoa. This brings Sixarun and Six Fortunes into one All American winner. Six Fortunes is also the broodmare sire of First To Flash, the sire of First Moonflash who is the sire of the 2013 All American Futurity winner Handsome Jack Flash.
The next horse in this field of runners to make her presence known in today’s racing is Dashing Phoebe. She is the dam of the World Champion Heartswideopen, winner of the 2007 All American Futurity. She is the dam
of the stallion Furyofthewind, who is the sire
of horses like Turbulent Times, winner of the Golden State Million Futurity-G1, and Brace For Bernal, the 2013 AQHA Racing Champion Three-Year-Old Colt. Dashing Phoebe is the second dam of Phoebes Dynasty, winner of the 2015 Governor’s Cup Futurity-RG2.
Mr Trucka Jet and Jacky Martin return after their 1985 All American Futurity victory
Winalota Cash wins the 1995 All American Futurity
Winalota Cash was a gelding by Light On Cash and out of the mare Roda Marie by Zevi TB. He was purchased as a yearling and raced by Andra and Jamie Meridyth. He was trained for the All American by Gregg Saunders and
his jockey was Billy Peterson. His breeder was O. S. Carlton III of Richmond, Texas. Carlton was the brother of Harriett Carlton Peckham, the founder of the Buena Suerte Ranch in New Mexico. This ranch was the one-time home of such great stallions as Go Man Go and Easy Jet. Peckham’s great running mare Go Harriet was the second dam of Light On Cash.
The 1995 All American Futurity win by Winalota Cash came after some near misses in the Ruidoso Futurity-G1 and the Heritage Place Futurity-G1. He won the trials for these races, but ended up second in both. He would enter the All American trials to once again win his qualifying heat.
When the trials were over it looked like it could be a race between Winalota Cash and Shake The Bank, as they had both won their trials in the time of 21.47 seconds. Shake The Bank was another one of those July invaders to Ruidoso Downs, as she had been successfully raced in Mexico and was a multiple Futurity winner below the border. Some of the other qualifiers were Winners Dash, Fishers Dash, Naturally A Winner and Evening Snow.
When the gate opened, Shake The Bank got the first call. Then, Winalota Cash overtook her
Winalota Cash returns after winning the 1995 All American Futurity
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