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RACING NEWS
Speedhorse Paint & Appaloosa Championship Futurity-G1
DH-MH FAMOUS MOONSHINE
DH-MAMMY JAMMER
by John Moorehouse
The connections involved with MH Famous Moonshine and Mammy Jammer both learned the value of sharing after those two Paint horses dead-heated for the win in the $44,500 Speedhorse Paint & Appaloosa Championship Futurity-G1 on Nov. 14 at Will Rogers Downs.
Seeing Mammy Jammer score the victory was no surprise; the filly came in as the post-time favorite having won the Pot O’ Gold Futurity in October. MH Famous Moonshine, meanwhile, was one of the biggest longshots in the field at 18-1 odds.
It marked the second win in eight starts for MH Famous Moonshine. Mammy Jammer reached the winner’s circle for the fourth time in nine outs. Both horses split the winner’s and runner-up shares of the purse, banking $12,618 each. That increased MH Famous Moonshine’s bankroll to $29,479, while Mammy Jammer now has earned $68,501.
Mary Hainline owns MH Famous Moonshine, who is trained by Eddie D. Willis and had Jimmy Brooks in the irons. Mammy Jammer is owned by Roy Kent Perkins, trained by Ray Enlow, and had Cody Wainscott aboard.
“We knew he was a pretty nice horse,” Charles Hainline, Mary’s husband, said of MH Famous Moonshine, who ran in the Oklahoma Paint & Appaloosa Futurity-G1 back in March at Remington Park. “We kind of expected him to run a good race. We knew he had talent.”
Enlow, who also bred Mammy Jammer out of the Paint mare Dashin DD, certainly had high hopes for the filly.
“She’s just a good solid mare and she comes from good breeding,” Enlow said. “I bred and raised her. Her mama’s a good mare and produced two or three really good race horses.”
“Anytime you win a stakes race, it’s a big deal,” stated Hainline, whose past performers include Major Tom ApHC and Ubuyillfly APHA, win-
ners of consecutive runnings of the 2014 & 2013 Speedhorse Graham Paint & Appaloosa Futurity-G1. “We’ve had some exciting times.”
The outside of the track proved best on a sloppy course at Will Rogers; MH Famous Moonshine
and Mammy Jammr drew the two outside starting gates. Both also spent most of the race chasing down Power Fade, who broke on top, grabbed the early lead, and still had the advantage entering the stretch. MH Famous Moonshine and Mammy Jammer both caught up during the final yards and hit the wire simultaneously. The two horses covered the 400 yards in :19.866, each registering a 96 speed index.
*Progeny information unavailable from APHA at time of press.
Will Rogers Downs
$44,500 • 400 yards :19.866 • si 96
Readi To Be Famous QH
si 94
Bred by: Johnny Trotter Raced to 5 • $36,392 23-3-0-7(1)
7 f., 1 SW • $16,767 QH *
One Famous Eagle si 101 Bred by: Johnny Trotter Raced to 3 • $1,387,453 11-7(3)-0-2
1,110 f., 67 SW • $31,528,473
Bred by: Travis Adams
Raced at 2 $29,479 8-2(1)-2-2
Royal Ready Too Wear si 98 Bred by: Mitchell Ranch & Burnett Ranch
Raced to 3 • $48,992 17-2-4-1
13 f., 0 SW • $221,543
Gorgeous Judy
si 96
Bred by: Carolyn Helmuth Raced to 5 • $23,675 16-3-3-4
*
Judys Lineage si 95 Bred by: Chuck Bowlan Raced to 3 • $45,449 15-9(4)-3(1)-2(2)
*
Go Gorgeous QH si 96 Bred by: Edward Foley Raced to 4 • $5,762 20-3-2-3
3 f., 0 SW • $12,322 *
CRM Livewire
si 103
Bred by: Chuck Bowlan Raced to 4 • $100,708 22-8(4)-5(3)-2(1)
124 f., 12 SW • $2,745,293
Cartel Success QH si 109 Bred by: Bill Price Raced to 3 • $181,497 16-5(1)-5(2)-1(1)
233 f., 8 SW • $2,534,561
Bred by: Ray Enlow
Raced at 2 $68,501 9-4(2)-2-3(2)
Elaina Go Go si 93 Bred by: Susan Rice Raced to 3 • $24,287 18-3-2-5
6f., 2 SW • $318,308
Dashin DD
Bred by: David Stone Raced at 2 • $4,467 2-0-1-0
*
Jungle Jet si 88 Bred by: Ray Enlow Raced to 3 • $25,774 6-3(1)-0-0
*
Dashin Di QH si 88 Bred by: David Stone Raced to 3 • $1,264 5-0-0-1
7 f., 1 SW • $146,497 *
134 SPEEDHORSE December 2020
MAMMY JAMMER, ‘18-f. MH FAMOUS MOONSHINE, ‘18-g.