
Amber Joyce
Editor at Past the Wire
Editor @PastTheWire. Horse racing enthusiast. Handicapping enjoyer. Dabbler in bloodstock. Proud Evertonian. UTFT @Everton 💙
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Brought to you by AmWager Mary Eddy/NYRA Press OfficeOZONE PARK, N.Y. – Amo Racing USA’s Hill Road earned his first graded stakes victory with a well-timed ride from Flavien Prat in Saturday’s Grade 3, $200,000 Peter Pan, a nine-furlong route for sophomores, at Belmont at the Big A.
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Jody’s Pride wins the Ruffian (NYRA/Coglianese)Keith McCalmont/NYRA Press OfficeOZONE PARK, N.Y. – Parkland Thoroughbreds and Sportsmen Stable’s Jody’s Pride, under a perfect trip engineered by Hall of Famer Joel Rosario, notched a sharp three-quarter length victory in Saturday’s Grade 2, $200,000 Ruffian, a one-turn mile for older fillies and mares, at Belmont at the Big A.
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Whatchatalkinabout prevails in the John A. Nerud (Susie Raisher)Mary Eddy/NYRA Press OfficeOZONE PARK, N.Y. – Ice Wine Stable’s New York-bred Whatchatalkinabout was a determined winner when making his first start outside state-bred company in Saturday’s Grade 3, $175,000 John A. Nerud, a six-furlong sprint for older horses, at Belmont at the Big A.
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Love Cervere and Joel Rosario capture the first running of the Take The A Train (Chelsea Durand)Mary Eddy/NYRA Press OfficeOZONE PARK, N.Y. – Trainer Christophe Clement and Hall of Fame jockey Joel Rosario enjoyed their second collaborative stakes victory on Saturday’s card when Love Cervere rallied to capture the inaugural running of the $150,000 Take the A Train, a six-furlong outer turf sprint for sophomore fillies, at Belmont at the Big A. “She had a very good trip,” Rosario said.
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Sandal’s Song victorious in the Royal Palm Juvenile (Coglianese)David Joseph/Gulfstream ParkHALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Dew Sweepers’ Sandal’s Song rallied past 4-5 favorite Squire in early stretch and continued on to register an upset victory in Saturday’s $100,000 Royal Palm Juvenile at Gulfstream Park, giving trainer George Weaver a return trip to Royal Ascot.
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