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Let Em Shine wins gate-to-wire as the favorite in the
$71,850 Came Home Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park.
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March Sale graduate Let Em Shine expanded his win streak to three
with a brilliant wire-to-wire victory in a stakes honoring another Barretts
March Sale grad Came Home, a three-time Grade I winner of $1.8 million
who began his career with a debut win at Hollywood Park in 2001.
Third to subsequent G2 San Felipe winner Hear the Ghost in his career
debut last December at Hollywood Park, Let Em Shine earned his TDN
Rising Star title when he defeated Sunland Derby-G2 winner Govenor
Charlie by 7½ lengths at Santa Anita on January 19. He returned to
the races on March 10 and led gate-to-wire posting a 98 Beyer and
a winning margin of just over four lengths.
The even money favorite in the Came Home, his first start beyond
six furlongs, Let Em Shine led by 4½ lengths after a quarter mile in
22.23 followed by a half-mile in 44.98, six furlongs in 1:08.67 and a
winning margin of 4¾ lengths in 1:21.65.
A grandson of Barretts 1995 March Sale graduate Unbridled's Song, Let Em Shine (by Songandaprayer) was purchased for $100,000 from
the Callaway Thoroughbreds consignment at the 2012 March Sale
(Hip 105) by owner William R. Peoples and boasts a record of 4-3-0-1,
$116,910 for trainer Adam Kitchingman.
Hollywood, May 23, $57,742 Msw. 4 1/2f
On the Backstreets (2yo. f. by Street Boss)
won her first start by just over two lengths at
9-5 ran odds for Brewer Racing Stable, David
J. Lanzman Racing and trainer Peter Miller.
The 2013 March Sale 2-year-old (Hip 72)
consigned by Bobby Dodd sold for $105,000.
Hollywood, May 23, $52,750 Msw. 7f
Real Heat (3yo. g. by Unusual Heat) earned
his diploma as the favorite by 1½ lengths for
Class Racing Stable and trainer J. Kruljac in
his first start at the distance and second try
on synthetic. The 2011 October Sale Yearling
(Hip 41) was a $100,000 purchase from Harris
Farms, Agent.
Churchill, May 23, $43,364 Msw. 1mT
Raven's Honor (3yo. c. by Raven's Pass)
broke on top and led throughout for a decisive
2¼-length win in his two-turn debut for owner
Jerry Durant and trainer Steve Asmussen.
Mersad Metanovic and J. Bonde signed the
ticket for the 2012 May Sale 2-year-old (Hip 14)
sold by Sequel Bloodstock for $140,000, the
highest auction price among his sire's first-crop
juveniles sold.
Penn National, May 22, $32,240 Alw. 1 1/16T
Tapit Express (4yo. g. by Tapit) made steady
progress from last through traffic and once
clear, rallied for a near 3-length victory for owner
William L. Pape and trainer Jonathan Sheppard.
The 2011 March Sale 2-year-old (Hip 72) was
a $340,000 purchase by Patrice Miller from the
Wavertree Stables consignment. |
Fran's Valentine Stakes winner Unusual Hottie was
the second of three winning Barretts' October Sale
graduates at Hollywood Park on May 18.
Barretts Plans “Bigger Event” for The Paddock Sale
On July 21, the first Sunday of the Del Mar race season, Barretts, in cooperation
with the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, will conduct its second annual Paddock
Sale at Del Mar featuring “Race Ready” horses in training.
“The objective of this sale is to encourage ownership and attract new people
to the game,” commented Kim Lloyd, general manager of Barretts Sales and
Racing, “Last year's catalog of 45 horses has already produced Nechez Dawn,
stakes winner at Del Mar in her first start for owner Ten Broeck Farm, and
I Dazzle, winner of the American Beauty Stakes at Santa Anita and recently
grade 2-placed at Hollywood Park for first-time owner Peter Peluso.”
Nominations close June 4 but entries will be accepted until two weeks prior
to the sale, and horses qualifying for Del Mar's “Ship and Win” Program will
receive a shipping subsidy up to $1,500.
Barretts Sales Stakes Close June 15th
Two-Year-Olds, Yearlings and weanlings which pass through the Barretts sale ring may be made
eligible for one of two sale stakes ($100,000 guaranteed including $7,500 in nominators awards)
to be run during the Fairplex Race Meeting, the Barretts Juvenile Stakes for two-year-old
colts/geldings and the Barretts Debutante for two-year-old fillies (6-1/2 furlongs), provided that the
initial nominating fee, all appropriate sale fees, and subsequent eligibility payments have been
made to Barretts, or Fairplex Park where applicable. Buyers (and consignors in the event of
charge backs) will be required to maintain eligibility by making additional sustaining payments in a
timely manner. The amounts and timing of such payments must be made as follows: $250 per
horse (nonrefundable), due June 15 of two-year-old year; $500 at time of entry; and $500 to start.
If any of these payments are not timely made, there will be no supplementary payments accepted
for any two-year-old i n order to restore its eligibility for either stakes. The dates of payment of the
entry and starting fees will be determined by the Fairplex Park Racing Secretary. If there is a
sufficient number of eligible two-year-olds, there will be a division for colts and geldings and a
division of fillies. Should either division overfill, the Racing Secretary may elect to split either race
or to limit the number of starters, with reference to stakes winners; next stakes-placed horses;
then winners; and lastly maidens by earnings. There may be exclusions due to these conditions.
Should either division fail to fill, the two divisions may be combined into one race. Conditions of
either division may be altered due to unforeseeable circumstances. |
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2013 May 2-Year-Old Sales Topper
Hip 92 b.c. Into Mischief - Smolensk
Consignor: Wavertree Stables, Inc., (Ciaran Dunne) Agent
Purchaser: Kaleem Shah, Inc.
Click here for The Paddock Sale Nomination form
Click here for the Yearling Nomination form in PDF format
Click here for The Paddock Sale Nomination form in PDF format
Click to view 2013 March TVG footage
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