Taste of Paradise Sires First Winner
Grade I winner Taste of Paradise was represented by his first winner when his son Justamatteroftime scored by 7 1/4 lengths Sept. 9 at Presque Isle Downs. Campaigned by June Riley and Vernon Marcum, Justamatteroftime won the mile race in 1:40.37.
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Jesters Jazz first winner for freshman sire Mr. Jester
Jesters Jazz closed from ninth in a 12-horse field, took the lead in the final furlong, and won her debut by a length under Tyler Pizarro on Saturday at Woodbine to become the first career winner for freshman sire Mr. Jester.
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The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it - Lou Holtz
From bloodhorse.com
LA Stallion Lydgate Sires First Winner
Graded stakes winner Lydgate sired his first winner when his son Bon Ami Pete won Sept. 24 at Retama Park in his initial start. The colt won the five-furlong race by 4 3/4 lengths in :58.85. He races for breeder/trainer Shawn Davis in partnership with John J. Smith.
A Louisiana-bred out of the Hey Rob mare Holly D,, Bon Ami Pete is a half-brother to unbeaten multiple stakes winner Handsomchamp.
Lydgate (Pulpit?Mariuka, by Danzig) stands at Jay Adcock?s Red River Farms near Coushatta, La. His 2009 fee was $2,000.
The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it - Lou Holtz
From Thoroughbred Times
Saucy Sorceress first winner for Source
Saucy Sorceress controlled the pace in her second career start and powered to a 4 1/4-length victory under Adrian Ramos in the ninth race on Tuesday at The Downs at Albuquerque to become the first winner for New Mexico-based sire Source.
Trained by Eric Mikkelson for owners Chris Hourigan and Denise Nichols, the chestnut filly completed five furlongs in :59.65 on a track rated as fast. Bred in New Mexico by Tina and Chris Hourigan, Saucy Sorceress is out of the winning River Special mare Apache Peak.
An 11-year-old by Montbrook out of the winning Damascus mare Stem, Source stood the 2009 breeding season for $2,000 at Hourigan Horse Farm in Anthony, New Mexico. A half brother to two stakes winners and from the family of graded stakes winner and sire Great Above, Source has seven two-year-olds in his first crop.
The third-place finisher in the 2003 KLAQ Handicap at Sunland Park, Source won 12 of 61 career starts and earned $368,125 in six seasons.
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Prairie Breeze first winner for sire Castledale
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Aeneas Sires First Winner
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High Fly gets first winner
Mafita gives Gemma's Star first career victory
Two-year-old filly Mafita won the fifth race at Retama Park on Friday to give her sire Gemma?s Star his first winner.
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Grade 3 winner Crafty Shaw represented by first winner
Crafty Shaw, who won Grade 3 races in four different seasons and now stands at Doug Arnold?s Buck Pond Farm in Lexington, was represented by his first winner on Saturday when Money?s the Object won a maiden claiming race at Mountaineer Race Track.
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From Thoroughbred Times
Congresionalaffair first winner for Congressionalhonor
Schelford North?s Congresionalaffair made a late rally in the final sixteenth of a mile to win the second race at Laurel Park on Wednesday and become the first career winner for freshman sire Congressionalhonor.
The two-year-old gray or roan filly, trained by Edmond Gaudet, covered the 5?-furlong maiden claiming race in 1:06.54 on a track rated fast. She is one of two winners from as many starters out of the winning Sultry Song mare Sultry Rendevous.
Congressionalhonor, who will stand the 2010 season for $3,000 at Northview Stallion Station in Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania, won the 2004 Bay Meadows Derby (G3) and amassed $112,413 in earnings in two seasons on the track.
The eight-year-old by Forestry out of the Quiet American mare Quiet Dance has 40 two-year-olds in his first crop.
The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it - Lou Holtz
Storming Home
I don't know if he's had any in the Northern Hemisphere, but Storming Home had his first winner in NZ today. And it was his first runner. And it was a stakes race!
Lion Tamer
2 c Storming Home - Lioness
1 start, 1 stakes win. One to watch.
From brisnet.com
Grade 3 winner and Grade 1-placed COUNTRY BE GOLD (Summer Squall) was represented by his first winner as a sire when his two-year-old son Grapes to Wine captured the 3RD race at Remington Park on Friday. Trained by Juan Padilla, the Oklahoma-bred colt rallied from off the pace to record a five-length decision in the maiden claiming event, completing six furlongs in 1:11 3/5 beneath Belen Quinonez. Country Be Gold posted his biggest victory in the 2005 Aqueduct H. (G3) and the four-time stakes winner also placed in six stakes, including the 2001 Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1). An earner of $818,691 from a 59-11-6-9 line, the 12-year-old Kentucky-bred stands for a $1,500 live foal fee at Caines Stallion Station near Wynnewood, Oklahoma.
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From Thoroughbred Times
Catch Siesta first winner for freshman sire Sequoia Grove
Catch Siesta challenged for the lead with a three-wide move on the turn and then surged to a 1?-length victory under Diego Saenz in the tenth race at Delta Downs on Wednesday and became the first winner for freshman sire Sequoia Grove.
Bred, owned, and trained by Ray Shumake, Catch Siesta covered 6? furlongs on a sealed muddy track in 1:23.67. The chestnut gelding is one of two winners from three starters out of the placed Bob?s Ticket mare Bebop Miss.
Sequoia Grove will stand the 2010 season for $1,000 at Shumake Farm in DeKalb, Texas. The seven-year-old Storm Cat horse out of 1994 Golden Rod Stakes (G3) winner Lilly Capote, by Capote, has seven two-year-olds in his first crop.
Sequoia Grove is a half brother to Grade 2-placed winners Flying Pegasus and Mythical Pegasus as well as stakes-placed winner and sire America?s Storm.
The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it - Lou Holtz
From TDN
First Winner For Holy Roman Emperor
Posted: 10:29 AM ET
Susan Magnier and Jane Rowlinson's High Award (Ire) wins the opening race of the 2010 Irish Flat season to provide his freshman sire Holy Roman Emperor (Ire) with a flying start. Out of the 1998 G1 Irish 1000 Guineas winner Tarascon (Ire) (Tirol {Ire}), the Tommy Stack-trained 9-2 shot raced freely without cover behind the leading trio before leading with 100 yards remaining and besting Suntan (Ire) (Bachelor Duke) by 3/4 of a length.
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Derby Winner Giacomo Sires First Winner
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From TDN
First Winner For Librettist
Updated: 10:47 AM ET (First posted: 10:42 AM ET)
Nottingham, 14.20, Cond, ?7,150, 2yo, 5f 13ydsT, 1:05.06, sf.
LITTLE LIBRETTO (IRE) (f, 2, Librettist--Sharadayna {GB}, by Priolo), fifth when 66-1 for the Brocklesby Conditions S. at Doncaster Mar. 27, was again rated an outsider here at 25-1. In front from the outset, the bay rallied when joined by Bajan Bullet (GB) (With Approval) inside the final furlong and asserted to score by a half length. Sales history: ?6,000 RNA wnlg '08 GOFNOV; ?7,000 yrl '09 TATIRE. Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, ?4,630. O-Mrs I M Folkes; B-Agricola dell'Olmo Srl; T-David Evans. *?6,000 RNA wnlg '08 GOFNOV; ?7,000 yrl '09 TATIRE.
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Borrego's first winner
Crown the King Sires First Winner
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From brisnet.com
Grade 3 victor LONE STAR SKY (Conquistador Cielo) was represented by his first winner as a sire when Getusum K. captured Friday night's 9TH race at Evangeline Downs. Trained by Dale Angelle and ridden by Casey Fuselier, the three-year-old gelding prompted the pace before prevailing by a neck in a stretch-long duel. Lone Star Sky was a notable juvenile of 2002. In addition to landing the Bashford Manor S. (G3) and Cradle S., he was runner-up in the Breeders' Futurity (G2) and Saratoga Special S. (G2). Lone Star Sky, who also placed in the Louisiana Derby (G2), Risen Star S. (G3) and Northern Dancer S. at three, retired with a record of 14-3-4-1, $504,995. A half-brother to reigning River City H. (G3) winner Rahystrada (Rahy), Lone Star Sky is out of the unraced Deputy Minister mare Ministrada and comes from the family of champion and successful sire Cozzene (Caro [Ire]). The 10-year-old stallion stands for $2,000, live foal (stands and nurses), at La Mesa Stallions near Carencro, Louisiana.
The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it - Lou Holtz
From bloodhorse.com
Jet Phone Sires First Winner
Texas stallion Jet Phone sired his first winner when his son Aces N Kings won April 16 at Lone Star Park in his initial start. The first starter by his sire, Aces N Kings scored by 6 3/4 lengths in :52.78 in the 4 1/2-furlong race for owner Caroline Dodwell.
Bred in Texas by Diamond D Ranch, Aces N Kings is the fourth winner from as many starters from the stakes-winning Wayne's Crane mare Pure Mischief.
Jet Phone (Phone Trick--Jet Route, by Alydar) stands at Clarence Scharbauer Jr's Valor Farm near Pilot Point, Texas.
The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it - Lou Holtz
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