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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
By Jonny Turner Kentuckiana Lodge will begin chasing down spots in the best southern age-group features starting at Oamaru today. Trainers Cran and Chrissie Dalgety and driver Carter Dalgety will start the favourite for heat one of the Macca Lodge and Nevele R Stud Southern Oaks in Justyouwait. The three-year-old looks to get the perfect opportunity to qualify for the Group 2 final of the series when starting from barrier 2. “She should get her chance on Wednesday, there shouldn’t be too many excuses for her from that draw,” Carter Dalgety said. “She won her last trial and did it quite nicely.” “There are some handy fillies in the heat but she draws inside her main rivals so hopefully she can make use of that.” Justyouwait is currently a $2.50 favourite. Dalgety rates Grazie and Sophia Bromac among the best of his remaining drives at Oamaru. Grazie has placed in her two starts for the Dalgety stable and will try to chase down a maiden victory. “Drawing 12 probably isn’t ideal, but I still think she will be a good winning chance,” Dalgety said. “Her runs so far have been good and she only needs a little bit of luck to be a good hope.” The Mark Smolenski-trained Sophia Bromac heads to Oamaru in excellent form which can continue. “She’s been going great and it looks a suitable race for her.” “She loves the longer trips and hopefully she can have the last say at them.” Dalgety also links up with The Night Fox and Who’s Queen who look solid each way chances at Oamaru. The Southern Supremacy Stakes Series will also be on the radar for the Dalgety camp this week. Kentuckiana Lodge will take their impressive debut winner Captain Commodore to the second heat of the series at Ascot Park on Saturday. View the full article -
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The first mare believed in foal to GISW Casa Creed (Jimmy Creed–Achalaya, by Bellamy Road) was reported by Mill Ridge Farm Tuesday afternoon. Owned by Newtown Anner Stud Farm, Hokey Okey (Lonhro {Aus}) is also the dam of Manitoba Derby winner Red Knobs (Union Rags), an earner of $285,000, who also hit the board in the GIII Canadian Derby and GIII Iroquois Stakes An earner of over $2.6 million on the track, Casa Creed won eight black-type races–including six at the graded level. His wins were highlighted by consecutive renewals of the GI Fourstardave Handicap (2022-2023) and the GI Jaipur Stakes (2021-2022). The nine-year-old stallion stands the 2025 season for $10,000 LF. The post First Mare in Foal to MGISW Casa Creed appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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The $300,000 Behold Mile Stakes (G1) has drawn what looks like an evenly matched field of six fillies and mares, including shippers from Florida and Louisiana, for the one-mile dirt race that headlines an 11-race card March 8 at Santa Anita Park.View the full article -
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In response to the proposed bill that would remove the requirement that Florida tracks run a minimum number of live Thoroughbred races in order to operate their casino and cardrooms gaming licenses, the Thoroughbred Owner and Breeders Association weighed in on what the action would mean to racing should if the bill was signed into law. The statement from TOBA read: “The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) fully supports the Florida owners, breeders and horsemen's stand against the decoupling of live horseracing from the ability of a racetrack to conduct alternative gaming in Florida. Thoroughbred racing and breeding support a far-reaching agricultural ecosystem and preserve greenspace. Beyond the Thoroughbred farms and training centers are tack and feed suppliers and the farms that grow the feed, equine services and products, professional services, hospitality, construction and farm equipment, and transportation businesses all supported by Thoroughbred breeding and racing. This agricultural ecosystem needs racetracks and live racing to exist and vice versa. Decoupling incentivizes racetrack operators to end live racing and break the relationship between farm and track thereby causing great harm to the agricultural economy. A healthy Florida Thoroughbred breeding and racing industry is not only important to those owners, breeders and horsemen in Florida, but nationwide. Any harm to the Florida Thoroughbred industry brought about by decoupling will be acutely felt throughout the U.S. Thoroughbred industry and therefore TOBA is opposed to decoupling.” The post TOBA Weighs in With Opposition to Decoupling Legislation in Florida appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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