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Black Gold Lads Championship Futurity-RG3
EYE WORK FOR YOU
by Michael Compton
Eye Work For You left little doubt who was best in the $178,000 Black Gold Lads Championship Futurity-RG3 at Will Rogers
Downs on Nov. 14, winning the 400-yard test as he pleased to record his third stakes victory.
Ridden by James Flores, Eye Work For You took the lead at the break and was never headed. Eye Work For You dueled through the early stages with longshots Bpmysoutherndynasty and O Donovan Rossa, defeating
the latter by a comfortable
1 1/4-lengths at the wire. In
winning, Eye Work For You
stopped the timer in :19.818
over a sloppy track, earning a
97 speed index.
Owned by Jose Guzman and trained by Edelmiro Carrizales, Eye Work For You has now won six of his eight lifetime starts. The win marked his third stakes score after also annexing the
Remington Park Oklahoma-Bred Futurity-RG1 and the All American Juvenile at Ruidoso Downs. The $71,200 winner’s share of this purse increased his bankroll to a hefty $539,612.
A debut winner back in March at Remington Park, Eye Work For You began his career by rattling off three consecutive victories, culmi- nating with his win in the Remington Park Oklahoma-Bred Futurity. He is now a winner
in three straight once more following his impressive score in the Black Gold Lads Championship Futurity.
Jose Acosta bred Eye Work For You out of winner Eye Love It. She has produced 100% money earners from eight start- ers, seven of which are winners.
O Donovan Rossa (Apollitical Jess-Shanachee) offered game chase in a strong effort but was second best on the day under jockey Daniel
Torres. The gelding won for the first time taking his trial heat on Oct. 25 for owners Loyd Yother and Garvan Kelly, and the Dee Kenner trainee returned with another solid effort to earn the runner-up’s prize.
Keener also sent out third-place finisher Bpmysoutherndynasty (FDD Dynasty-BP Southern Mariah). Rolando Raudales had the riding assignment aboard Elizabeth Logan’s stakes winner. Bpmysoutherndynasty is a 3-time winner from 11 lifetime starts.
If Im Lyin Im Dyin (FDD Dynasty-Pretty Little Liar), First Prize Charmer (First Prize Stanley-DM Charmer), Seven (Kiss My Hocks- Higher Fling), VF American Cartel (Coronado Cartel-Wheely Quick), Quorumm (Tres Seis-Apolitical Pac), Charlenas Relentless (Hes Relentless-Jess Charlena) and Shaykie (One Fabulous Eagle-Salty Shay) completed the field.
finished a clear second under James Flores. Owned by Jose Guzman and trained by Edelmiro Carrizales, the sorrel filly is a 3-time winner and has now banked $55,515 this year.
Jockey Agustin Silva guided Saturday Nite Secret (Hez Our Secret-It’s Saturday Nite
TB) to a third-place finish. Also trained by Carrizales, Saturday Nite Secret is campaigned by Pedro Castillo Ortiz and the gray filly was bred in Oklahoma by J E Smicklas LLC.
She Walks On Water (Apollitical Blood-
Miss Corona Quick), Relentless Mischief (Hes Relentless-PYC Dollars), Cindydoesitagain (Capo Di Capi-Easydoesitcindy), My Rockin Memories (Rock Solid Jess-Good Ole Memories), A Pollitical Phoebe (Apollitical Jess-Special Ivory), Jess A Regal Streak (Apollitical Jess-The Regal Streak) and La Ventaja (One Fabulous Eagle-All N The Jeans) completed the field.
Will Rogers Downs
$178,000 • 400 yards :19.818 • si 97
Corona Cartel
Coronas Leaving You
Lil Bit Rusty
EYE WORK FOR YOU, ‘18-g.
Mr Eye Opener
Eye Love It
Sweetly Special
Black Gold Lassies Championship Futurity-RG3
PAINT ME TRES
by Michael Compton
Paint Me Tres became a stakes winner in convincing fashion, running her rivals off their feet in the $234,000 Black Gold Lassies
Championship Futurity-RG3 at Will Rogers Downs on Nov. 14.
With jockey Jorge Torres aboard, Paint Me Tres raced in second position, dueling with Sweet Candy Jewel early in the 400-yard event. In a strong drive through the lane, Paint Me Tres surged to the front and edged clear of that foe approaching the wire to
register a 1/2-length victory. Paint Me Tres covered the distance over the sloppy track in :19.797, good for a speed index of 98.
In winning the first stakes race of her career, Paint Me Tres notched her fourth win from five starts; her only defeat coming in the Rainbow Juvenile over the summer. The bay filly, owned and bred by Summer Hill Farm and
trained by Clinton Crawford, now has earn- ings of $116,932.
Paint Me Tres broke her maiden in her May 22 unveiling at Remington Park where she displayed her affinity for an off track, winning over a track labeled muddy. The versatile filly has now won over muddy and sloppy surfaces and twice over fast tracks, most recently in her Oct. 25 trial which she won wire-to-wire, scoring
by a length in the end. She has also proved she does not need to take her track
with her, notching wins at Remington Park, Will Rogers Downs and Ruidoso Downs.
Summer Hill Farm bred Paint Me Tres out of lightly raced Paint Me Anywhere. She has produced 100% stakes winners from two starters, including Jim Bader Futurity winner Kiss Me Anywhere.
In a game effort, Sweet Candy Jewel (Jess Good Candy-Made To Dash)
Will Rogers Downs
$234,700 • 400 yards :19.797 • si 98
Sixarun
Tres Seis
Our Third Delight
PAINT ME TRES, ‘18-f.
PYC Paint Your Wagon
Paint Me Anywhere
Queen Of Anywhere
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