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Groovy Surprise Wins Second Straight Stakes in Jersey Girl
Favored Tizamagician Endures to Win Cougar II
Top San Diego Runners Headed to Pacific Classic
Grayson Grass Challenge Returns to Indiana Grand
Florida-bred Goin’Good/COGLIANESE PHOTO Gulfstream Park Charts
Goin’ Good Strong to the Track Results & Entries
Wire in Coronation Cup Florida Stallion Progeny List BY KEITH MCCALMONT, with Jose Lezcano up, surged to the front NYRA PRESS OFFICE______from the inside post through an opening Florida Breeders’ List quarter mile in :21.97 on the sloppy and SARATOGA, NY—Klein Racing homebred sealed main track. Wire to Wire Business Place Goin’ Good secured her first stakes win Mischiefful maintained a precarious with a strong stretch drive under Tyler lead through the turn with the half-mile Gaffalione in Sunday’s 10th renewal of the ticking by in :45.43 as Goin’ Good ramped $120,000 Coronation Cup, a five-and-a- up the pressure to her outside and Far- Featured half-furlong off-the-turf sprint for sopho- sighted launched her bid inside the pace- Advertisers more fillies at Saratoga Race Course. setters from third. Trained by Brad Cox, the Congrats bay Goin’ Good, under encouragement from Bloodstockauction USA is out of the graded stakes-placed Broken Gaffalione, put away Mischiefful inside the Eagle View Farm Vow mare Good Deed and entered off a eighth-pole, staving off the determined Far- one-length score in a non-winners of a sighted for a half-length score in a final time Florida Department of Agriculture graded stakes allowance going five-and-a- of 1:05.26 on the sloppy and sealed track. half-furlongs on the turf on June 12 at Farsighted completed the exacta while FTBOA Churchill Downs. two-and-a-half-lengths faster than Mischi- Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Goin’ Good established an outside pace- efful, with Shop Girl completing the com- pressing position in second as Mischiefful, Seminole Feed See GOIN’ GOOD on page 3 Wire to Wire July 20 & 21, 2021 Back to Top Page 3 Goin’ Good
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Goin’ Good/LAUREN KING PHOTO pact field. Star Devine, Honey Pants, Bye Bye, What a Trick, Wink and Illegal Smile were scratched in a race originally scheduled for the Mellon turf course. Cox was full of praise for the aggressive steer by Gaffalione. “I thought Tyler did a fantastic job of breaking well; she doesn’t always break well,” Cox said. “He kept her in contact with the filly on the lead and not letting her get away. I think it played a big role in us being able to pass that filly in the lane. “I always thought she was a filly who could handle three-quar- ters on the dirt or the mud,” Cox added. “I wouldn’t be opposed to trying her on the dry dirt. She’s not a blazing-fast filly. If you can knuckle down on her, she’ll keep herself in position. She’s really steady and has a lot of try about her and a lot of determination and heart.” The victory marked the second Coronation Cup victory for Cox and Klein Racing, who teamed up to win the 2019 renewal with homebred Break Even. Gaffalione, who secured his first stakes win of the summer meet, said he was intent on leaving the gate quickly. “She has a tendency not to break so well, so I gave her a good warm up,” Gaffalione said. “Brad said to just get her out of the gate and in a good spot. She doesn’t have the biggest turn-of-foot, especially on the dirt, so I just didn’t want to leave too much dis- tance between us. My filly was getting tired and I had to use her to stay in my position but I was just hoping that her class would prevail and it did.” In her first two starts of the year, Goin’ Good finished second in both the Dixie Belle won by Windmill at Oaklawn Park in Feb- ruary and to Tobys Heart in the TVG Limestone Turf Sprint in April at Keeneland. She entered her allowance win from a troubled fifth in the Mamzelle won by Lady Edith in May at Churchill. Bred in Kentucky by her owners, Goin’ Good banked $66,000 in victory while improving her record to four wins and two sec- onds in seven starts. Sent to post as the 8-5 second choice, she returned $5.40 for a $2 win wager.
Wire to Wire July 20 & 21, 2021 Back to Top Wire to Wire July 20 & 21, 2021 Back to Top Page 5 Groovy Surprise Wins Second Straight Stakes in Jersey Girl
BY MONMOUTH PARK PRESS OFFICE OCEANPORT, NJ—Groovy Surprise ap- parently enjoyed her first stakes victory so much in her last start that she wanted to ex- perience the feeling again. The 4-year-old filly broke alertly, set moderate quarter-mile fractions of :24.31, :47.71 and 1:12.42 for six furlongs and then held off a determined Bramble Bay in what was essentially a stretch-long duel to win Sunday’s $85,000 Jersey Girl Handicap at Monmouth Park. Trained by Rory Huston and ridden by Mychel Sanchez, the daughter of Giant Sur- prise broke through for her first stakes win in her last start on June 27 by winning the Smart N Classy Handicap by three-quarters of a length at Monmouth. This time the margin was just a head, but Groovy Surprise was determined not to give in to the lengthy challenge of Bramble Bay. It was another 11½ lengths back in third to Diamond Play. Beatubyachubinose, Magic Election and Heading home finished behind them in that order. Time for the mile over a track labelled Groovy Surprise/RYAN DENVER EQUIPHOTO muddy and sealed was 1:39.11. a good position early. But she got to the lead Originally scheduled for the grass, the and she was very good. This time I thought race was shifted to the main track, reducing `we’ll go to the lead again but if someone the field from the original 12 Jersey-breds goes crazy we can sit off.’ to six. “She broke so well that we found our- • thefloridahorse “She’s probably the best she has ever selves on the lead. She was comfortable • FloridaThoroughbredBreedersAndOwnersAssociation been right now,” Huston said. “The race set there. Then in the stretch she was game. She up for her. It was originally on the grass, it was not going to let [Bramble Bay] go by her. came off. I’m not sure if it was the rain You could tell by the effort she was giving.” dance I did. Then there were quite a few Groovy Surprise returned $5.20 to win scratches and everything set up for her.” as the 8-5 favorite. Owned by Hope Haskell Jones, Groovy Groovy Surprise is by Giant Surprise Looking Surprise notched her fourth victory in 13 out of Good and Groovy, by Good and career starts. She has hit the board in 10 of Tough and she has now won four of 13 ca- those starts. reer starts with two seconds and four thirds. to purchase “Last race we weren’t trying to be on the She earned $51,000 in the Jersey Girl to in- lead,” Sanchez said. “I just wanted to be in crease her career bankroll to $226,430. yearlings FTBOA Member Discounts: privately • Restaurants • Personal Services • Equine Equipment, Products & Services • Hotels & more! www.ftboa.com – MEMBER BENEFITS tab, then DISCOUNTS for details 352-266-7841
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3 Wire to Wire July 20 & 21, 2021 Back to Top Page 7 Favored Tizamagician Endures to Win Cougar II
BY DEL MAR PRESS OFFICE ______DEL MAR, CA—MyRacehorse or Spendthrift Farm’s Tizamagician, the 3-10 favorite, repelled a late threat for Cupid’s Claws and went on to win the $100,500 Cougar II (Grade 3) Stakes at 12 furlongs Sunday at Del Mar by two-and-a-quarter lengths. He ran the testing distance in 2:31.45 on the fast track. A 4-year-old dark bay colt, Tizamagician is trained by Hall of Famer Richard Mandella, who was winning his fourth edition of the marathon. Tizamagician was ridden by Flavien Prat, who was winning his second Cougar II and his third race on the day before adding a fourth victory the 11th race nitecap. Cupid’s Claws, owned by Flawless Racing and Masino Racing Stable, gave the victor a try around the turn and through the stretch, but in the end could not keep up and finished second, five-and-a-quarter lengths ahead of Hronis Racing’s Heywoods Beach in third. They were followed by Campaign, Red King and Contagion. “He broke well today,” Prat said. “The thing with him Tizamagician/BENOIT PHOTO is to get him to relax. He did that pretty well. At the three Magic Union, by Dixie Union and has now won five of 18 career eights [pole] I began to ride him and he responded. It’s always good starts with seven seconds. to win a race for Mr. Mandella. That’s special. He was the man that In an earlier race, favorite Neptune’s Storm, given a masterful brought me over here [from France] and it’s good when I can win front-running ride by Prat, smartly handled seven rivals in the one for him.” $85,500 Wickerr Stakes, an overnight affair run at a mile on the The winner paid $2.60 on a $2 win ticket. Jimmy Durante Turf Course. “He likes to run all day. I think Flavien [Prat] even had trouble The 5-year-old gelding by Stormy Atlantic won by a length and pulling him up after all that,” Madella said. “He’s figuring things three quarters and scored the seventh win of his career to push his out and he really likes the long distance. He’s improving my train- bankroll to $918,485 while paying $4.60 for a $2 bet. ing. We’ll size it up [regarding next race] there may be one down Neptune’s Storm is owned by CYBT, Saul Gevertz or Lynn Git- here and there’s a really nice marathon during the Breeders’ Cup. omer and partners and is trained by Peter Miller. That’s what we’re really looking for.” After its three-day opening weekend, Del Mar will drop back Tizamagician earned $60,000 from the Cougar II purse and in- now for the next four days and return again on Friday for another creased his career bankroll to $427,851. He is by Tiznow out of three-day run. First post on Friday is at 4 p.m. PDT.
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Wire to Wire July 20 & 21, 2021 Back to Top Page 9 Top San Diego Runners Headed to Pacific Classic
BY DEL MAR PRESS OFFICE _____ three wins from 11 starters while Shirreffs has gone two-for-five and DEL MAR, CA—The top three finishers Maker two-for-four. in Saturday’s $251,500 San Diego Hand- Nolan Ramsey, in charge of Maker’s icap (Grade 3) all came out the race in Del Mar contingent, has been in regular good shape, their trainers reported, with touch with Maker and said, “so far, so all indications pointing to a rematch in good. the $750,000 TVG Pacific Classic (G1) “It’s no easy task to ship all the way on Aug. 21. out here and win,” Ramsey said. “We Express Train got a stalking trip just tried to be a little aggressive with our off front-running Florida-bred Rushie in placement and the horses showed up and the mile-and-one-sixteenth San Diego everybody was where they needed to be. then took over in the stretch and won by “It’s a good start. We’ll probably a half-length under jockey Juan Hernan- have a few more sent out and then at the dez for trainer John Shirreffs. Tripoli was end of the meet we’ll decided whether second, three-quarters of a length in we’re going back to Kentucky or on to front of favored Royal Ship. Santa Anita.” Shirreffs said that Express Train Maker-trained Mo Mosa was second, “Looked good. Looked bright this a length off the lead in the San Diego morning” after providing the veteran Handicap entering the stretch but came trainer with his second San Diego Hand- home fourth. icap victory along with Giacomo in “He came out of it well,” Ramsey 2006. Shirreffs will go by his proven said. “He ran a good race in a tough spot, horseman’s instincts regarding a pro- stepping up in competition from Lone gram for the son of Union Rags owned Star [Park in Texas where the 4-year-old by the C R K Stable of Lee and Susan Express Train/BENOIT PHOTO won the Steve Sexton Mile (G3)] to Del Searing of Arcadia. Mar. But I thought he held his own and never gave up. So I’ve got “This is a good time to vary whatever you usually do,” no complaints there.” Shirreffs said. A Pacific Classic appearance would complete participation in Nine Set for Friday’s Fleet Treat the three major Grade 1 handicap division races in Southern Cali- Nine California-bred 3-year-old fillies were entered Sunday fornia for Express Train. He was second, a half-length behind Idol, for the $175,000 Fleet Treat Stakes, a seven furlong sprint on the in the Santa Anita Handicap (G1) in March and third to Country main track, when racing resumes Friday for the second week of Grammer in the Gold Cup (G1) there on May 3. the meeting. Conversely, Tripoli made his stakes debut in the San Diego. And Closing Remarks, a daughter of Vronsky out of the Unusual the way the 4-year-old Kitten’s Joy colt acquitted himself in only Heat mare Orange Cove, figures to draw considerable attention in his second dirt experience in 13 career starts was encouraging to the dash. The Carla Gaines trainee, owned and bred by Harris trainer John Sadler. Farms, has been graded stakes-placed in her last two outings at “He came out of it well and we’re very happy,” Sadler said. “You Santa Anita. The most recent was a third to Madone in the Grade 3 want to win, sure, but he ran a very good race for his first time at Senorita on May 1. that level.” A question about the Pacific Classic for Tripoli, owned by two- Newcomers Bravo, McCarthy Make Rider Scoreboard time Classic winning Hronis Racing, brought a moment’s hesitation Jockeys Joe Bravo and Trevor McCarthy, in from New Jersey from Sadler. Then: “Yeah, we’ll see how the summer goes, but he’s and New York respectively for an initial summertime campaign at certainly an improving horse on dirt.” Del Mar, both rode winners on Saturday. Royal Ship, the 8-5 favorite coming off a runner-up finish in the McCarthy, 27, is riding at Del Mar for the first time. He notched Gold Cup, also appeared fine on Sunday morning trainer Richard his first win here aboard Stage Ready ($22.20) in the seventh race Mandella said. “He ran a good race, just not good enough. We’ll for trainer Mike Maker. try to do better next time… the Pacific Classic.” Bravo, 49, accepted occasional stakes assignments at Del Mar over the course of a 33-year career, but prior to this season had al- Maker Leaves Mark Early in Del Mar Season ways spent summers at Monmouth Park where he earned the nick- Midwest-based trainer Mike Maker has a string of horses at Del name “Jersey Joe” for his success there. Bravo recorded Mar for the summer meeting for the first time. And after posting back-to-back wins Saturday with Ginobili ($15.20) in the eighth wins with Bye Bye Birdie ($17.20) in Saturday’s fourth race, and and Ippodamia’s Girl ($14.80) in the Osunitas Stakes. Stage Ready ($22.20) in the seventh, Maker’s name can be found The Osunitas was Bravo’s third stakes victory here. He took the tied for second with John Shirreffs with two wins each in the trainer 2017 Jimmy Durante with Daddy Is A Legend and the 2018 edition standings. Richard Baltas, who saddled two winners Saturday, has of the same race with Elsa.
Wire to Wire July 20 & 21, 2021 Back to Top Page 10 Grayson Grass Challenge Returns to Indiana Grand BY JOCKEY CLUB NEWS SERVICE______After a successful inaugural event in 2020, Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation and Indiana Grand Racing & Casino an- nounced Monday they will again be partnering for the “Grayson Grass Challenge” to raise money for the foundation. The Grayson Grass Challenge will be a five-week handicapping contest starting the week of Aug. 2 whereby participants in the chal- lenge submit selections on two specified turf races each week at In- diana Grand through Sept. 2. Each contestant will be given a $500 bankroll provided by Indiana Grand, which can be used for win, place, show, exacta, trifecta, and superfecta wagers. At the end of the five weeks, all remaining bankroll plus winnings from the con- testants will go to Grayson. “Our handicapping team at Indiana Grand had such a great time last year participating in the Grayson Grass Challenge, and we are proud to sponsor such an important cause once again,” Indiana Grand vice president and general manager of racing Eric Halstrom said. “Horse racing is not possible without healthy athletes and we Indiana Grand/COADY PHOTO are thankful for the projects that Grayson funds to promote equine ager, Indiana Grand (@chixwithpicks); Gabe Prewitt, analyst for wellness in all horses.” Scioto Downs and Pompano Park (@gabe_prewitt); Ellis Starr, na- “Our first Grayson Grass Challenge was met with great enthu- tional racing analyst for Equibase (@Ubercapper); and Daniel Tord- siasm and raised more than $3,900 for the foundation, so we are jman, America’s Best Racing handicapper and manager, Partnerships looking forward to another successful contest that includes several & Sponsorships (@DanonymousMan). Indiana Grand will also par- returning competitors,” Grayson president Jamie Haydon added. ticipate with picks from Nancy Holthus, paddock analyst (@Nan- “We are appreciative of Indiana Grand for working with us again cyUryHolthus), and Bill Downes, track announcer (@billdownes1). and recognizing the importance of equine research.” The Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation is traditionally The field for the Grayson Grass Challenge will consist of six the nation’s leading source of private funding for equine medical teams: Nick Luck, international racing broadcaster and defending research that benefits all breeds of horses. Since 1983, the founda- Grayson Grass Challenge champion (@nickluck); Bri Mott, Stable- tion has provided more than $30.6 million to fund 397 projects at Duel, and Rachel McLaughlin, racing analyst and production man- 45 universities in North America and overseas. Gulfstream Park Spring/Summer Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Races and Bonuses Date Race Conditions Distance Purse July 31 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Dr. Fager 2yo colts and geldings 6 fur. $100,000 Closed July 31 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Desert Vixen 2yo fillies 6 fur. $100,000 Closed Aug. 14 Benny the Bull (Fla.) 3yo and older 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 1 Aug. 21 Proud Man 2yo 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Aug. 8 Aug. 21 Sharp Susan 2yo fillies 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Aug. 8 Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Affirmed 2yo colt and geldings 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Aug. 28 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Susan's Girl 2yo fillies 7 fur. $200,000 Closed Sept. 11 Sheer Drama (Fla.) 3yo and older, fillies and mares 7 fur. $75,000* Aug. 29 Sept. 18 Armed Forces 2yo 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 18 Our Dear Peggy 2yo fillies 1 mi. turf $100,000** Sept. 5 Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes In Reality 2yo colts and gelding 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes My Dear Girl 2yo fillies 1 1/16 mi. $400,000 Closed Sept. 25 FTBOA Florida Sire Stakes Wildcat Heir 3yo and older 1 mi. $125,000 Closed Sept. 25 Hollywood Beach 2yo 5 fur. turf $100,000** Sept. 12 (Fla.) = Restricted to Florida-breds * Plus $25,000 Florida Sire Stakes Win Bonus ** Plus $25,000 Florida-bred Win Bonus
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