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    • She's among the finest wines, indeed. Grade I-winner Bottle of Rouge (Vino Rosso) pounced smartly in the lane of the Virginia Oaks at Colonial Downs, and kicked home well to take not just the hardware but also precious points on the Road to the Kentucky Oaks in May. Content to watch Dazzling Dame (Girvin) as that one stepped out to dictate the tempo, the grey was never far away in third as an opening sectional of :22.61 and a half-mile in :45.64 flashed across the toteboard. Inching into striking range along the rail, but lacking for space, she muscled her way into clear running room coming off the bend behind a six-furlong split in 1:09.74. Striking the front in midstretch as Dazzling Dame gamely fought on from the rail, Bottle of Rouge was wrapped up in the final yards to win confidently. The longtime leader held second while Baffle (Violence) flew home from another zipcode to claim third. The Bob Baffert trainee takes home 37.5 points toward the Road to the Kentucky Oaks with this win. Bottle of Rouge is owned by Natalie Baffert. Sales history: $60,000 Wlg '23 KEENOV; $100,000 Ylg '24 KEESEP. O-Natalie Baffert; B-Kathie Maybee (KY); T-Bob Baffert.   The post A Toast for the Lady: Bottle of Rouge Claims Virginia Oaks on March to Louisville appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • lol   man we were Feral! and had So Much Fun being so..    now was Barrington nice and wide?  it was along one of those roads where we would try and meet them coz then you got a bit of speed up! I can still hear that Clip Clop...   sigh, my memory just don't recall the names from back then.. Dad at the time was foreman at George H Woods Grain Merchants,   they mixed feed for a lot of trainers!!  the only one that I recall, (and I think that was because I was in awe of him) was Jack Litten, hence my  fandom of Caduceus.  The one that scared me was CC Devine!  not sure why! but Mr Litten, he was the Man!!! Later Dad told me he was Sworn to Secrecy!  Mr Litten was on hand for every mix!
    • Looking to build on an open-lengths allowance victory first off a December absence back on Feb. 11, Three Chimneys Farm's IGNITER (c, 3, Volatile–Malibu Prayer, by Malibu Moon) remained perfect at three with a popular victory in Saturday's $135,000 Jimmy Winkfield Stakes at Aqueduct. Sent off as the 3-5 chalk, the homebred was the first to break the line, but was overtaken on the front end by chief market rival Easy Decision (Charlatan) through an opening quarter in :22.78. Joined to his outside by 8-1 Time To Roll (Not This Time) leaving him in a somewhat precarious spot between rivals nearing the stretch, Igniter boxed on bravely to carry a narrow advantage into the final eighth of a mile and refused to lay down from there, scoring by a length and a tail. Blue Forty Two (Audible), second in that Feb. 11 allowance, was on the scene late for third. Igniter is the eighth stakes winner for his Three Chimneys-based stallion. Sales history: 5-3-0-1. O/B-Three Chimneys Farm LLC (KY); T-Rick Dutrow Jr.     The post Igniter An Eighth Stakes Winner For Volatile In Jimmy Winkfield appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • Albert Einstein heads a list of top Irish horses, while Nicola Burns leads the jockeys as flat racing returns to Ireland.View the full article
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