Horse Racing

The giant mischief looks like the future star in the allowance victory


Time will tell, but there may have been a future star or two not participating in the Future Stars’ Cup Breeders’ Cup race on Friday at the World Championships.

Fourth race on the 10 race card on November 4 at Keeneland is an optional ownership race that allows 2-year-olds and it features an intense battle between the first two winners from the big skins who separate themselves from the rest of the field 10 horses and can appear in the joint stock company before too long.

Giant naughty a son of Into Mischief trained by Brad Cox, dominated by 3/4 length vs favorite 3-5 trained by Bob Baffert, Arabian Lion in a race that saw the top two separate themselves by a Flight route -like 17 1/2 lengths from third-place finisher, Old Alliance .

“I didn’t expect this. The funny thing is that I’m a crazy bettor and I didn’t bet on him,” said Martin S. Schwartz, who says he is one of three main partners along with him. with Spendthrift Farm and Steve Landers Race in the big ownership pool. “It’s been a long time between drinking for me to win a race like this, but Brad is the real deal. He knows his stuff.”

Schwartz may have missed the winning price of $14 but there will be more opportunities in the not too distant future based on how Giant Mischief overcame the Arabian Lions in the final and crossed the finish line in 1:22 ,30 for seven stages. under the equestrian Florent Geroux.

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The victory came after the 2-year-old’s 1/2-long win on his September 22 debut at Indianapolis horseshoe.

“We hope he becomes a star in the future,” said Ned Toffey, general manager of Spendthrift Farm. “It took a little while for him to show up but today he’s gone really fast. It’s not always the best thing to come early. A 2-year-old starting now can be a big one. good thing coming to 3 years old – winter So fingers crossed He’s taken a big step today and he certainly has the genealogy, look and shape of a the horse can stretch. That will be the next step on the road.”

Toffey said he was directed by Brad Weisbord and Liz Crow of BSW/Crow towards Giant Mischief, who bought his son. Giant oak tree mare Vertical Oak for $475,000 among their purchases at the 2021 Keeneland Sale in September.

“That’s where Brad Weisbord and Liz Crow approached us,” Toffey said of buying a share of the flying pony bred by Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings, which retained a portion of him when the ownership group owned 12 children was established. “One of the goals of (Spendthrift owner) Eric Gustavson since he took over Spendthrift has been to get the stallions at the end of the day. So we’ve tried to disperse and partner with a lot of stallions. After all, this is a numbers game. You have to spread out. If you buy two or three, even if you think they’re good ones, you’ll probably be disappointed. this gave us the opportunity to spread things around more and give us a few more bullets. This is a horse we like and Brad and Liz both like.”

Giant Mischief is the first of two ponies from Vertical Oak, a sprinter who won 2nd place. She also had one weaning. Curlin dirty.

Zedan Racing Stables’ Arabian Lion, son of Evenly achieved three points in its October 9 debut at Santa Anita . Park. It was purchased for $600,000 from Hidden Brook consignment at OBS’s Spring Training 2-Year Sales program.

Video: Race 4 (AOC) at KEE on 11/22

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