This Is How

A month to the day since her first race where she ran very greenly, This Is How sprinted away in her second race and held on to a 7 1/2 length lead at the wire.  Congratulations to Live Oak Plantation, owners and breeders.{jcomments on}

Presque Isle by storm

We probably didn’t take Presque Isle by storm but we’re leaving it that way it seems!  Both our runners, General Logan and Forecon won there last night.  Well done boys and congratulations to owners Jack Swain and West Point Thoroughbreds.{jcomments on}

Onepointhreekarats twice

                                  Gregory Stelmach who drives our van and gallops when needed too, took these photos yesterday of Onepointhreekarats coming back after her (officially) four and a half length win.  This was her second win and unofficially it looked a […]

Eulonia wins again

While First Whippoorwill was dealing with her troubled trip, Eulonia managed to avoid all the bumping which enabled her to have a nice race and win easily by three lengths.  Her turf results now amount to two wins and two seconds.  Pretty good for a filly who doesn’t have any turf in her pedigree.   Congratulations […]

Almost a double

So close.  Kitten’s Point having her first run won by two and a half lengths at Presque Isle and almost an hour later Langcita just missed at the wire by a nose.  She has run her five races this year at Presque Isle and has only been out of the first two once.  Impressive record […]

After morning training

Happy horses.  Clean shedrow.  The stall at the end outside with the halo around it belongs to Better Talk Now! Photo by Graham Motion.{jcomments on}

Game Fair at Kentucky Downs

Up and down the Kentucky hills suited Game Fair.  It’s a tricky course and doesn’t suit some horses so good for Game Fair winning her second race.  Congratulations to J.V. Shields, Jr who owns and bred her.{jcomments on}

Breezin’ on the Grass

Graham sent five workers across the street to the turf course this morning, and luckily all were able to get their breezes in before the rain and wind rolled in.  Leading off were Aruna and Hoofit, followed by Animal Kingdom and Smart Bid, and finally Summer Soiree, who worked by herself.  {jcomments on}

First and second place

Doesn’t happen too often that we have two runners in one race and it doesn’t happen too often that they finish first and second.  It did today though at Laurel.  Three Hearts, who had had two previous starts under her girth beat She’s Not Lazy who had had just one.  Congratulations to the winning owners […]

Irish Politics

Mrs. Isabelle de Tomaso’s two year old New Jersey bred colt by Political Force, Irish Politics, won today at Monmouth.  He wasn’t too far off on his first try as he was third but today he won nicely by four and a half lengths.  Mrs. de Tomaso’s sister Hope Jones was there to greet him on her […]

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