Vote early (Gunman) were beaten 6-5 on a strong local debut win while facing much more seasoned opponents at GIII Withers S. Saturday at Big A and ran for the money with a outstanding score.
Hesitant to enter the starting gate for the 1/8 kilometer race that provided 10 GI Kentucky Derby points to the winner, he was determined to be in business once they pulled the plug. With an eager Jose Ortiz taking the lead from his outside equalizer from column nine for this two-legged debut in the mud, Early Vote quickly cleared the field and it all started there. Colorist Klaravich Stables took a comfortable lead through sharp fractions of: 23.57 and: 48.04, helping them slip the laps on the long leg and are in a race of his own in the long haul. to win four and a half rounds while also being the fifth-placed bet winner for last year’s championship freshman sire.
Long shot Un Ojo (Laoban) gather the last word of 11 to complete correctly.
Early voting, a $200,000 KEESEP graduate who previously had a free-to-win duel debuting as 4th-5th favorites with 76 Beyer Speed Figures walking a mile one visit at the Aqueduct on December 18.
Dan Stupp, assistant coach Chad Brown, said: “He showed some speed in his first race, so we’re pretty confident he’ll go even further to a mile. and one-eighth,” said Dan Stupp, assistant coach to winning coach Chad Brown.
“He broke well and Jose [Ortiz] did the rest from there. I was confident in a mile and an eighth. He is not a Tiznow mare, so he was bred to run all day. We were very confident going away.”
Stupp continued, “He is a horse that will improve with each race. Every race will push him, and we saw that in the morning with him. He was very impressive in his works. In particular, in his two most recent works lead to this. He’s an interesting horse and I’m really ready to see him run today. I think he’s going to move on well in his 3rd year. ”
Genealogical notes:
Child prodigy Gunman, the fugitive first-crop lead sire based at Three Chimneys, starts 2022 the same way he ends 2021, with his progeny’s performance in the major races making one wonder what What can happen in the immediate future for males. About an hour after the second student’s Radio Days finished in second place in GIII Forward Gal S. Saturday, his Early Voting fared better than in Withers. Additionally, his McLaren Vale finished second in last week’s GII San Vicente S., his Pappacap recently finished third in the GIII Lecomte S. and his GISWs Echo Zulu and Gunite are yet to launch for the first time in 2022. Overall, Gunman there were eight black winners, with five notable graded winners.
Early gourd was bred to be a racehorse. His Traceless Dam — a coveted $1.75 million KEESEP in 2013 — is the full sister of 2017 winner GII Blue Grass S. and MGISP Irap (Tiznow), and at the same time are half-sisters with champion racehorses and leading males Sightstown (Go to the West). It all goes to the Canadian Silken Cat champion and back to 1950’s Broodmare of the Year Hildene (Bubbling Over), Silken Cat’s fifth dam. Amour d’Ete has a 2-year-old full sister who participates in Early Voting, a child full of desire by Organizationand bred again Steam, all matings were performed by the Three Chimneys. Amour d’Ete’s stallion, Tiznow, was the sire of 52 black type winners, including the 2020 Classic winner Law Tiz (Organization).
Saturday, Aqueduct
WITH S.-GIII$250,000, Aqueduct, 2-5, 3yo, 1 1/8m, 1:55.90, mine.
first-EARLY VOTING, 118, c, 3, by Gun Runner
Dam One: Amour d’Ete, by Tiznow
Dam 2: Silken Cat, by Storm Cat
3rd Dam: Silken Doll, by Chieftain
TYPE 1 WINNING BLACK, TYPE 1 WINNER. (200,000 dollars)
Ylg ’20 HOLD). Stables O-Klaravich, Inc; B-Three Chimney
Farms, LLC (KY); T-Chad C. Brown; J-Jose L. Ortiz. 137,500 dollars.
Lifetime record: 2-2-0-0, $181,500. Nick Werk Rating: C. Click
give eNicks report & pedigree of 5 children.
2-Un Ojo118, g, 3, Laoban – Risk a Chance, by AP Indy.
BLACK TYPE 1 CLASS. O-Cypress Creek Equine;
B-Southern Equine Stables, LLC (NY); T-Anthony W. Dutrow.
50,000 dollars.
3–Age of wealth118, c, 3, Medaglia d’Oro–Angela Renee, by
Bernardini. TYPE 1 BLACK, TYPE 1 BLACK.
($600,000 Ylg ’20 HOLD). O-Grandview Equine and Don
Alberto Stable; B-Don Alberto Corporation (KY); T-William I.
Mott. $30,000.
Margins: 4HF, HD, 1 3/4. Odds: 1.30, 28.25, 6.80.
Also Ran: Grantham, Noneedtowranty, Smarten Up, Courvoisier, Cooke Creek, Mr Jefferson, Unbridled Bomber, Charterlawyer. Click to view Equibase.com chartthe PP of TJCIS.com or Free Equineline.com catalog style genealogy. VIDEO sponsored by TVG.
