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Dr Post Likely for TVG Pacific Classic Elmore 2021 Jockeys and Jeans Man of the Year Amoss Rolls Dice Again With Sermononthemount in Ellis Park Derby Casse Sends out Talented Turf Duo in King Edward Gulfstream Park Charts Track Results & Entries Doctor Jeff/CHELSEA DURAND PHOTO Florida Stallion Progeny List Full Field of Juveniles to Florida Breeders’ List Square Off in Saratoga Special Wire to Wire Business Place BY NYRA PRESS OFFICE______cial, contested at six-and-a-half furlongs on the main track, is one of two stakes on the Featured Advertisers SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY—Doctor Jeff, 11-race card that will be bolstered by the fresh off his debut win last month at Bel- $500,000 Fourstardave Handicap (G1) for Florida Department of Agriculture mont Park, will take the step up in class and 3-year-olds and older going one mile on the face stakes company for the first time as inner turf that is a “Win and You’re In” Fred Burton Paving part of a 12-horse field of talented juveniles qualifier to the Grade 1 Fanduel Breeders’ FTBOA in Saturday’s $200,000 Saratoga Special Cup Mile presented by PDJF to be run Nov. presented by Miller Lite (Grade 2) at 6 at Del Mar. Ocala Breeders’ Feed & Supply Saratoga Race Course. Michael Dubb and Michael Caruso’s The 116th running of the Saratoga Spe- Doctor Jeff won first out in a six-furlong Peterson Smith Equine Hospital See FULL FIELD on page 3 Seminole Feed Wire to Wire August 14 & 15, 2021 Back to Top Page 3 Full Field Continued from COVER sprint taken off the turf at Bel- mont on July 10. The Street Boss colt earned a Saratoga Special field-high 78 Beyer Speed Figure for his two-and-a- quarter-length victory for trainer Rudy Rodriguez and subse- quently shipped to Saratoga, where he recorded three breezes over the main track, including a bullet five-furlong work in :59.61 on Sunday. “I’m just very happy with the way he’s training over here,” Rodriguez said. “He beat some tough horses the first time and he did it the right way. We just Rudy Rodriguez/COGLIANESE PHOTO take it day-by-day, but he’s been training over here for a while. If he doesn’t like the track now, he’s never going to like it.” Joel Rosario, aboard for Doctor Jeff’s win and the winner of last year’s Saratoga Special riding Jackie’s Warrior, will have the return call from post eight. Hall of Famer Steve Asmussen, fresh off a whirlwind week in which he broke the record for most wins by a North American thor- oughbred trainer, will have a strong chance to add to that total in saddling a pair of Winchell Thoroughbred homebreds in Gunite and Red Run. The duo are both sons of Gun Runner, who Asmussen also trained during a stellar career that netted two Eclipse Awards, in- cluding 2017 Horse of the Year honors as well as that year’s Champion Older Dirt Male. “It’s extremely exciting. All a part of what makes racing great,” Asmussen said. “We’re fortunate to have horses like that and then have the chance for them to prove it. It’s amazing how he stamps them just with their attitude. Obviously, he gave them a tremen- dous amount of ability to find more than what matters. Winning and losing is usually the amount of effort willing to be applied.” Gunite has given that effort through his first three starts, im- proving in each race, culminating with a maiden-breaking win last See FULL FIELD on page 5
Wire to Wire August 14 & 15, 2021 Back to Top Wire to Wire August 14 & 15, 2021 Back to Top Page 5 Full Field Continued from page 3 out on June 26 going six furlongs at Churchill Downs. Gunite ran third on debut in April over a sloppy and sealed track at five fur- longs and stayed at the same distance in following with a runner- up effort on a fast Churchill course in May. Asmussen said stretching Gunite out in his last start was bene- ficial. “The distance had everything to do with it,” Asmussen said. “Going from five-eighths, five-and-a-half, three-quarters and go third, second and first. That’s how it felt to us.” Ricardo Santana Jr. will have the mount for a third consecutive time, drawing post two. Gunite will add blinkers. Red Run also could be a colt who might appreciate added distance. He boasts an impressive pedigree out of the Tapit mare Red House, who is a full-sister to 2014 Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1)-winner and champion 3-year-old filly Untapable. Red Run won going five furlongs on a sloppy Churchill track on May 9 before running fifth in the Grade 3 Bashford Manor on June 26 at Churchill stretched out to six furlongs. “He’s going to need considerably further. The pedigree suggests it also with his female side of the family,” Asmussen said. “I chose him to run here for his next step; he’s needing one.” Manny Franco will be in the irons from the outermost post 12. Fellow Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher will also send out a couple of talented colts, including Phoenix Thoroughbreds’ Double Thunder, who won the Bashford Manor by nearly five lengths Red Run/COADY PHOTO under Hall of Fame rider John Velazquez. The son of Super Saver is two-for-two to start his career, winning on June 5 at Monmouth Ottoman Empire, a $120,000 purchase at last year’s Keeneland before graduating against stakes company later in the month. September Yearling Sale, will look to parlay his graded stakes ex- After drawing away at Churchill and improving his career earn- perience into black type, picking up the services of jockey Dylan ings to a field-high $116,850, Double Thunder will compete at Davis from post three. He will also add blinkers. Saratoga for the first time, teaming again with Velazquez in breaking Robert Masterson’s Glacial won his first race for trainer Norm from post seven. Casse in May at Churchill before running third in the Bashford Pletcher’s other contender, Repole Stable’s Midnight Worker, Manor in his previous start. The son of Frosted, a $140,000 pur- showed an affinity for Saratoga already, edging Bourbon Heist by chase by Deuce Greathouse as an agent from the Kings Equine a head for a debut win going six furlongs at the historic track on Consignment at the OBS March Sale will pick up the services of July 24. Tyler Gaffalione in breaking from post 10. Midnight Worker, a son of Outwork, will pick up the services Rounding out the field is High Oak, Stolen Base, Dance Code of jockey Irad Ortiz, Jr., departing from post five. and Kitodan. Nakatomi added to trainer Wesley Ward’s ever-growing list of first-out win- ners in April at Keeneland with a victory in a four-and-a-half-furlong contest over a sloppy and sealed track. That set up the Fir- ing Line gelding’s cross-Atlantic trip to Ascot, where he ran eighth in the Group 2 Norfolk going five furlongs on June 17. Owned by Qatar Racing, M. Detampel and D. Howden, Nakatomi registered a breeze on the Saratoga main track on Thursday and will see Hall of Famer Javier Castellano will pick up the mount for the first time, exiting the inside post. Greg Tramontin’s Ottoman Empire was a debut winner, topping an 11-horse field in a five-furlong sprint on June 20 at Churchill Downs. Trainer Tom Amoss then moved the son of Classic Empire up in class early in the Saratoga meet, where he ran fourth in the six-furlong Grade 3 Sanford over a main track rated good on July 17.
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BY DEL MAR PRESS OFFICE______DEL MAR, CA—Dr Post, a 4-year-old son of Quality Road trained by Todd Pletcher, is a strong candidate to ship in from the East Coast to run in the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (Grade 1) a week from Saturday. Owned by the St. Elias Stable of Vincent Viola, whose sports-related endeavors include ownership of the National Hockey League’s Florida Panthers, Dr Post has four wins in nine career starts and earnings of $700,635. A $400,000 purchase at the 2018 Keeneland September sale by the late J.J. Crupi in the name of his Crupi’s New Castle Farm, Dr Post ran once as a 2-year-old before going through a five-race campaign in 2020 that featured a victory in the $75,000 Unbridled Stakes at Gulfstream Park, runner-up to Tiz the Law in the Belmont Stakes presented by NYRA Bets (G1), third to Authen- tic in the TVG Haskell (G1) and fourth in the Jim Dandy won by Mystic Guide. His 2021 campaign has been comprised of wins in two Grade 3 events—the Westchester Dr Post/RYAN DENVER EQUIPHOTO Stakes at Belmont Park in May and Monmouth (G1)-winning Florida-bred Medina Spirit worked six furlongs in Cup in July—around a fifth in the Metropolitan Mile Handicap 1:11.80 Thursday morning for trainer Bob Baffert, best of three of- in June at Belmont Park. The TVG Pacific Classic will be the first ficially timed at the distance. The exercise was done in tandem with race west of New Jersey for Dr Post, who has been training at stablemate Azul Coast, who was given a bullet :59.60 for five fur- Saratoga, and also his first at the mile-and-one-quarter distance. longs, co-best of 29 at the distance… Notable turf works Thursday Del Mar vice president, racing and racing secretary David morning: Mucho Unusual (3f, :37.00); Master Piece (4f, :47.20); Jerkens said that the first likely confirmation of an out-of-state Nasty (5f, 1:01.40)… TVG Pacific Classic possibility Classier shipper for the signature event of the summer meeting—trainer worked five furlongs for Baffert on Monday in :59.80; other Clas- Dallas Stewart has shown interest in sending 5-year-old Chess sic probables tentatively scheduled to work soon are Tripoli for Chief in from Saratoga—was good, but not surprising, news. John Sadler (Friday), Express Train for John Sherriffs (Sunday), “He’s been under consideration all along,” Jerkens said. Tizamagician (Saturday or Sunday) and Royal Ship (Monday) for CLOSERS –Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve trainer Richard Mandella. Gulfstream Park Spring/Summer Florida-bred and Florida Sire Stakes Races and Bonuses Date Race Conditions Distance Purse Aug. 14 Benny the Bull (Fla.) 3yo and older 7 fur. $75,000* Closed Aug. 21 Proud Man 2yo 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Closed Aug. 21 Sharp Susan 2yo fillies 7 ½ fur. turf $75,000** Closed 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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Page 8 Elmore 2021 Jockeys and Jeans Man of the Year
BY PDFJ PRESS OFFICE Jeans event at Monmouth Park on Saturday, Sept.11. Seventeen Hall of Fame Jockeys are scheduled to attend and honor seven of their Jockeys and Jeans, which fallen brothers and sisters. The PDJF distributes a monthly stipend has raised more than $1.6 mil- of $1,000 to 62 former jockeys who suffered catastrophic, career- lion for former jockeys sup- ending injuries, with at least 40 either para or quadriplegics. ported by Permanently Elmore has long advocated for jockeys. In 2016 he won the Disabled Jockeys Fund, has Eddie Arcaro Award, presented by the Jockeys’ Guild to a person made Brian Elmore, the exec- or group that consistently shows exceptional commitment to jock- utive director of the Indiana eys and the organization. Elmore enlisted the group to donate Horsemen’s Protective and $30,000 to PDJF over the last few years. He is also the only Jockeys Benevolent Association, its and Jeans ambassador, not an active or former jockey, a position he 2021 Man of the Year. takes to heart. At the 2019 Jockeys and Jeans fundraiser at Santa “We can think of no one Anita, Elmore gave an impassioned speech on the importance of who is more deserving,” the supporting disabled jockeys and cited the death of 17 year old all-volunteer PDFJ-president promising jockey Juan Saez, younger brother of jockey Luis Saez, Barry Pearl said. “He has fur- following an Oct. 15, 2014 racing accident at Indiana Grand Racing thered the cause of severely in- and Casino when he headed the track’s management team. jured jockeys in many ways.” Brian Elmore/COADY PHOTO “I will never forget the sound the helicopter blades made when Organized in late 2014 by a group of former jockeys, it held its it carried him to a trauma ward,” he said. “It was a tough day for first fundraiser a few weeks later at Tampa Bay Downs, raising his family, the riding colony and all who knew him. I have a passion $23,000. The event moves each year and Elmore, then the corporate for two things; our equine athletes and the jockeys who put their vice president ofracing for Indiana Grand Racetrack and Casino, lives on the line every time they race. I feel I have a responsibility was eager to host the 2015 event. It raised more than $205,000. to do my best for both of them.” “We learned a lot about fundraising events from Brian and the The event begins in Monmouth Park’s Turf Club on Sept. 11 at success invigorated our committee,” Pear said. “We knew we could 11:30 a.m. Tickets cost $75 and may be purchased at fund a significant portion of the PDJF yearly budget. Brian is a val- seatgeek.com/monmouth. There will be silent auctions of racing- ued friend and true mentor.” related memorabilia and autograph sessions throughout the course Elmore will receive the award at the seventh annual Jockeys and of the event.
Wire to Wire August 14 & 15, 2021 Back to Top Page 9 Amoss Rolls Dice Again With Sermononthemount in Ellis Park Derby
BY ELLIS PARK PRESS OFFICE ______a little bit of a shot—and he’s doing good. What if Fulsome has a bad day? And hopefully we have a good day. Give it a shot and see HENDERSON, KY—Trainer what happens.” Tom Amoss finds a different Mr. Wireless validated his Indiana Derby victory by taking last scenario facing Sermononthe- Saturday’s Grade 3 West Virginia Derby. mount in running Emil Cerullo’s “He showed he is legit by the results of the West Virginia Derby,” 3-year-old colt in Sunday’s Amoss said. “So that’s nice, too.” $200,000 Runhappy Ellis Park Sermononthemount didn’t run well on turf, finishing seventh Derby than what awaited him in behind winner TD Dance when claimed for $50,000 at the Fair last month’s Grade 3 Indiana Grounds in March. Two races later, Amoss put him in for a $30,000 Derby at Indiana Grand. claiming race as a confidence-builder, and off that win began tack- The Indiana Derby had a ling stakes company. The result was third in the $50,000 Prairie heavy favorite in Churchill Mile won by Gagetown and then the Indiana Derby second. Downs’ Matt Winn (G3)-winner “The Ellis Park Derby will give him a chance to really show Fulsome. But the time-honored what he can do at more distance,” Amoss said. “He’s an improving racing tenet is that you don’t run young horse.” away from one horse. Indeed, Sermononthemount finished second at 18-1 as Mr. Wireless Tom Amos/COADY PHOTO rolled to victory in the mile-and- one-sixteenth stakes. Fulsome finished a non-threatening third. The mile-and-one-eighth Ellis Park Derby would not appear to have a prohibitive favorite in its field of six 3-year-olds. While Super Stock won the Grade 1 Arkansas Derby, he also finished fourth in the $300,000 Texas Derby won by Warrant at Lone Star Park on May 31 and four again in the $250,000 Iowa Derby won by Stilleto Boy at Prairie Meadows following a 16th in the Ken- tucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (G1) won by Florida- bred Medina Spirit. Also entered: Indiana Derby fourth-place finisher Starrininmydreams, Ellis Park allowance-winner Colonel Bowman, allowance runner-up (by a nose) There Goes Harvard and Ellis maiden-winner Hanks. The Ellis Park Derby is part of a five-stakes Sunday card that also features the $125,000 Runhappy Groupie Doll for fillies and mares, $125,000 Runhappy Ellis Park Juvenile, $125,000 Run- happy Ellis Park Debutante and $100,000 Audubon Oaks. “He’s a horse that wants some pace up front and be allowed to finish. And we really didn’t get that in the Indiana Derby,” Amoss said. “He’s also a horse, in my opinion, that rather come around than go inside. He kind of likes to have one of those trips where Dreamalildreamofu/COADY PHOTO he’s not crowded in any shape or form, and he didn’t get that either. But he still ran well. The Ellis Park Derby is a logical race for us Versatile Dreamalildreamofu goes in Groupie Doll because number one, it’s right there. It’s very attractive purse-wise, and I like the distance.” The Brad Cox-trained Dreamalildreamofu, among the favorites The Indiana Derby “was a race on paper that I thought was worth for the Groupie Doll at a mile, has won on dirt, turf and synthetic, rolling the dice,” he said. “I think that’s kind of what’s happening including taking Turfway Park’s $100,000 Latonia for her first again… I see a field in the Ellis Park Derby with a lot of horses stakes victory. Since then she was second in Pimlico’s Grade 3 Al- that are up and coming and improving, but certainly no horse in laire DuPont won by Spice is Nice at mile-and-one-eighth on dirt there that would scare another one out.” and a close third to winner Abby Hatcher (Ire) in Arlington Park’s James Graham has the return mount on Sermononthemount. Grade 3 Chicago Stakes over Polytrack at seven-eighths of a mile. Graham turned out to be prescient when he said this before the In- diana Derby: “He tries his butt off every time, so you have to take See AMOSS ROLLS DICE on page 10
Wire to Wire August 14 & 15, 2021 Back to Top Amoss Rolls Dice Continued from page 9 Owner Dann Glick of Louisville believes getting back to a mile, which is uniquely conducted around a turn and a half at Ellis Park, is a benefit. “It fits her, and her best speed figures are on the dirt,” he said. “She just seems to run better on dirt. She’s a big mare and just gets over it well. She’s so consistent, you’re thankful when you get one that nice.” The Groupie Doll drew an overflow field of 13 fillies and mares, with Dreamalildreamofu’s stablemate Matera needing a scratch in order to run. Dreamalildreamofu, a daughter of Commissioner bought by Glick’s Full of Run Racing LLC partnership for $65,000 at the 2019 Ocala Breeders’ Sales June Sale from the consignment of Advanced Thoroughbreds, has been worse than third only once in 10 starts, with a mark of four wins, two second and three thirds. Her only poor effort came over yielding turf. Ellis also will be the eighth track over which the filly has raced. Martin Garcia was named to ride. Dreamalildreamofu tuned up for the Groupie Doll with a half- mile work in a sparkling :47.60 , the fourth-fastest of 55 timed workouts at the distance Sunday morning.
So is Jorje Abrego, Cox’s assistant trainer who oversees the Candy Landing/COADY PHOTO Ellis Park division. “I’m excited to see Dreamalildreamofu run,” he said. “If this filly runs the race I think she’ll run, she could be As far as Baladi and Freelancer, both owned by global-power tough to beat.” Godolphin, Walsh said he’s not sure what’s next. Madaket Stables bought into Dreamalildreamofu after her Tur- Walsh began having a division at Ellis Park in 2019, including fway stakes victory. Madaket previously teamed with Glick’s Right having Grade 1-winner Maxfield training over the surface all sum- Time Racing partnership on the Grade 1-placed Meadow Dance mer before launching his career that now stands at seven wins out after that filly won her debut at Ellis Park in 2018. of nine starts and $1.45 million. He’s become a big fan of the track Glick knows it’s rare to find a horse to handles so many surfaces, surface and quiet environment and has found it a good way to de- especially when one has a small stable. velop a young horse. “I’d rather run them here rather than run into deep waters up there,” he said of Saratoga, a meet for which the big New York out- Walsh on roll with 2-year-olds as Candy fits often point their expensive 2-year-olds. “Not that you’re not Landing Lands in Juvenile (doing that) here anymore. You still are going to come up with some tough horses here. But I think it’s very tough on the horses up there. I rather if they run well here, if something ran second or third here, Trainer Brendan Walsh hopes for a big Sunday this week with then maybe take them up there for a maiden race. But so far, the Phoebe Mueller’s Candy Landing in the $125,000 Runhappy Ellis only 2-year-old we’ve run up there was Candy Landing.” Park Juvenile at seven-eighths of a mile. Candy Landing won his debut at Churchill Downs impressively enough that Walsh took him to Saratoga to run in the Grade 3 Sanford Stakes—his only 2-year- old to run at the Spa. Candy Landing fin- ished sixth behind winner Wit that day as the third choice. “He was very impressive first time out, that’s why we took him up there,” Walsh said Thursday morning at Ellis Park. “It didn’t work out good for him, though. It was a deep track early in the meet. He broke a lit- tle slow, got stuck down on the inside, and that was it pretty much. He came out of it well, and we thought we’d get him back here and give this one a go. If he gets back to his maiden form, I wouldn’t write him off.” Being stuck down on the inside shouldn’t be a problem this race as Candy Landing drew post seven in a field of seven. James Graham has the return mount.
Wire to Wire August 14 & 15, 2021 Back to Top Page 11 Casse Sends out Talented Turf Duo in King Edward BY WOODBINE PRESS OFFICE______TORONTO—Eight hopefuls, including Mark Casse trainees March to the Arch, and Olympic Runner, are set to contest the $175,000 King Edward Stakes (Grade 2), a one-mile event for 3-year-olds and older on the E.P. Taylor Turf Course, Sunday at Woodbine. Casse, who was recently feted with others at the combined 2020 and 2021 U.S. Horse Racing Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, has a pair of chances to notch his third King Edward crown, including with defending champ March to the Arch. A lifetime winner of eight races from 27 starts, the 6-year-old son of Arch, bred in Florida and owned by Live Oak Plantation, sports a record of four wins and three seconds in seven Woodbine appearances. After a second-place effort to 2020 Queen’s Plate-winner Mighty Heart in the main track Dominion Day (G3) on July 1 at the Toronto oval, March to the Arch, as the 6-5 choice, ral- lied over good going on the E.P. Taylor Turf Course to notch a sharp four-and-a-half-length triumph in the Niagara Stakes, set at a distance of ‘about’ mile-and-one-eighth. Florida-bred March to the Arch/MICHAEL BURNS PHOTO Those first two starts of 2021 earned high praise from Casse. “He runs really well. He just doesn’t get there quite as much as “March to the Arch, what can I say? He’s a tough, old boy who you would like to see. He kind of gets himself into trouble. I’m al- has come back this year as strong as ever. His last race [July 25], it ways making excuses for him, but I’ve come to the conclusion that was very impressive. He ran really well. He sat back—they set up he does it. He’s coming into the race in good order. He’s pretty con- a little pace for him—and he came running. He’s cutting back for sistent. He gets into trouble on tighter turns, so I think he enjoys this race, but I don’t think that should be a big issue.” the Woodbine turf course.” Casse expects another strong performance this Sunday. Fourth in last year’s Ricoh Woodbine Mile, his lone stakes win “He should run well this weekend. He’s gotten better [over came in the 2019 running of the King Corrie at Woodbine. time]. Early on, he didn’t show a whole lot. It took him a while, There’s a possibility Olympic Runner could join March to the but when he did put it all together, he did it well. He really has be- Arch in the Toronto oval’s fall turf classic. come better with age.” “We’re hoping he’s good enough for the Woodbine Mile,” March to the Arch launched his career with a fifth-place result Casse said. at Gulfstream in February 2018, and earned his first win next time Casse, who won his first King Edward in 2008 with Royal Oath, out, also at the Hallandale oval. The Florida-bred earned his first is hoping to see some fast early fractions in the King Edward. stakes victory that July, at Woodbine, in the Toronto Stakes. “Both of them need some pace, so hopefully, that’s what they The current plan is for the multiple graded stakes winner to con- can get on Sunday.” test one of the biggest races on the Woodbine stakes calendar. Hall of Fame conditioner Josie Carroll sends out a formidable “We’re looking and hoping for another shot at the [Grade 1] duo of her own, multiple graded stakes-winners Jolie Olimpica, a Ricoh Woodbine Mile [Sept. 18],” Casse said. March to the Arch 5-year-old daughter of Drosselmeyer, and Avie’s Flatter, a 5-year- rally stoutly to finish second to Starship Jubilee to complete a old son of Flatter. Florida-bred exacta in last year’s running. “He’s a real pro.” Casse will also send out by Olympic Runner, a 5-year-old son of Gio Ponti, in the King Edward. Bred in Kentucky by Eutrophia Farm Ltd., the Gary Barber- CLICK HERE for the latest owned dark bay comes into the race off a silver medal performance in the Grade 2 Connaught Cup, missing top spot by a neck. The Florida Horse Olympic Runner, who brings a four wins, seven seconds and two ONLINE thirds from 22 career starts into Sunday’s race, has a tendency to be his own worst enemy at times, noted Casse.
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