
Pete Denk
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2 weeks ago |
bloodhorse.com | Pete Denk |Joe Perez
If there were marketing campaigns for purchases at horse sales, bloodstock agent Kerri Radcliffe might have a second career waiting in the wings. "So get the Memo with AMO," she said moments after signing the sale ticket for $1,100,000 for Hip 368, a Girvin filly, that was bought for Memo Racing and AMO Racing-the first purchase for that team up.
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2 weeks ago |
bloodhorse.com | Pete Denk |Joe Perez
After securing the rights for Hip 79, a colt by , April Mayberry responded as most people would after spending $1 million. "A little shaky," she said with a laugh. FTMMAY, Hip 79: On the Double, two-year-old, c, 2023, Nyquist - Deja Vu, by Giant's Causeway; Breeder: Peter E. Blum Thoroughbreds LLC (KY)Consignor: Wavertree StablesSale History: 2024KEESEP $200,000.
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2 months ago |
bloodhorse.com | Eric Mitchell |Pete Denk
CSLR Racing Partners' Pilot Commander won his first graded stakes with a hard-fought victory March 29 in the $100,000 San Carlos Stakes (G3) at Santa Anita Park. The 4-year-old colt trained by Bob Baffert had gotten close in two previous graded attempts, finishing second to talented stablemate in the 2024 San Vicente Stakes (G2) and later running fourth, beaten 2 1/2 lengths, in the 2024 Malibu Stakes (G1), both at Santa Anita.
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Feb 11, 2025 |
bloodhorse.com | Pete Denk |Frank Angst |Jay Hovdey
Equibase aims to cast a wide net as it crafts a ratings system that will serve as an option for racing secretaries in setting future racing conditions while perhaps providing an alternative to claiming races. With an eye toward simplifying some current race conditions while providing new race options to fit a track's horse population, Equibase is moving toward creating a ratings system similar to those used overseas.
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Feb 1, 2025 |
bloodhorse.com | Pete Denk |Byron King |Molly Rollins
Rallying from fourth in a field of six 3-year-olds, did not exactly live up to his name in the $155,000 Swale Stakes Feb. 1 at Gulfstream Park, but he was in front when it mattered most in the seven-furlong race: the finish. Drafting behind a hotly contested pace as , , and battled for the early lead, jockey Dylan Davis sent Gate to Wire four wide midway on the turn and his mount took care of the rest.
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