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RACE 1 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: 2 Year Old Fillies
Gait: Trot Purse: $0 Class: 2yr F Distance: 1 Mile Track Cond: FAST |
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RACE 2 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: 2 Year Old Colts & Geldings
Gait: Trot Purse: $0 Class: 2yr C&G; Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 10:10 AM |
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RACE 3 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: 2 Year Old Colts & Geldings
Gait: Pace Purse: $0 Class: 2yr C&G; Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 10:20 AM |
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RACE 4 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: 2 Year Old Fillies
Gait: Pace Purse: $0 Class: 2yr F Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 10:30 AM |
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RACE 5 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: 2 Year Old Fillies
Gait: Pace Purse: $0 Class: 2yr F Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 10:40 AM |
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RACE 6 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: 2 Year Old Colts & Geldings
Gait: Pace Purse: $0 Class: 2yr C&G; Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 10:50 AM |
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RACE 7 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: Qualifier 3 Year Olds
Gait: Trot Purse: $0 Class: Qua Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 11:00 AM |
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Rubio, |
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RACE 8 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: Qualifier 4 Year Olds & Up
Gait: Trot Purse: $0 Class: Qua Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 11:10 AM |
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Obrigado,
Make Or Miss,
Honor And Serve, |
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RACE 9 - Meadowlands - NJ - June 3, 2022
Conditions: Qualifier 3 Year Olds & Up
Gait: Pace Purse: $0 Class: Qua Distance: 1 Mile Planned Post Time: 11:20 AM |
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Manchego wins her first qualifier for trainer-driver Jimmy Takter
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Freshman Flood The Meadowlands
The first two-year-old races of 2017 at The Meadowlands began at 10 a.m. on Saturday morning on a fast track under overcast skies with temperatures in the just shy of 60°F and a slight stretch headwind.
The day’s marquee match-up was the sixth featuring Wild Bill, the full
brother to last year’s top freshman pacing colt Huntsville versus the
$450,000 Lexington Yearling sale headliner Pro Beach.
Wild Bill is in the capable hands of Ray Schnittker, who owns the colt fully
and bred him with his partner on Huntsville Charlie Iannazzo, and Ray had
him ready to race. Wild Bill set easy fractions through a minute half and
1:29.2 three panels with Pro Beach on his back before putting some air on
him with a :27.2 end to the 1:56.4 mile with something left. Pro Beach,
trained by Jimmy Takter and driven by David Miller, raced well to be second
and Closing Statement (Joe Holloway/Tim Tetrick) rallied nicely through the
stretch to be third.
As has been the case each year since records have been kept, Jimmy Takter
sent out the first winner of the season in the $120,000 Lexington sale
purchase Manchego. He drove the Muscle Hill filly from the Brittany
broodmare Secret Magic himself, moved her to the front by the 1:02half then
closed the 1:59.3 mile with a 28 second final quarter well in hand. Black
Horse Racing, John Fielding and Herb Liverman own the winner. Caviart Cady
(Nancy/Marcus Johansson) was a good second.
Just for good measure, Takter sent out the second race winner as well in the
impressive Bautista, driven this morning by Yannick Gingras. After a brief
skirmish on the way to the :31 quarter, Bautista took the lead with Brothers
In Arms (Takter/Dave Miller) pocketed and that was the way they went under
the wire, the mile in 1:59 with a :28.4 end. Bautista is also by Muscle Hill
from Ever Gorgeous and was a $120,000 Lexington yearling buy for Brixton
Medical, RAW Equine, Herb Liverman and Joe Sbrocco from the Katz & Libfeld
consignment.
Ray Schnittker put it on ‘em in the first pacing race going wire to wire
with the Well said colt Lucky Leonard, a full brother to his PASS winner of
Thursday Summer Side. Lucky Leonard set slow numbers but took right off when
asked to the tune of a :26.2 end to the 1:57.1 mile with Ray a statue in the
sulky. He beat a couple of expensive colts in second-place finisher Decoy
(Takter/D. Miller) $110,000 at Lexington and Nutcracker Sweet (Takter/Tetrick),
the $150,000 Harrisburg brother to Sweet Lou and Bettor Sweet, who was third.
Lucky Leonard himself was a $45,000 Harrisburg buy for Schnittker, Howard
Taylor and Paul Bordogna.
Pacing fillies were next after the break and Newsday was a 1:56.3 winner for
the potent trainer-driver combo of Joe Holloway and Dave Miller. She drafted
behind the leader Eden (Nancy Johansson/Brett Miller) until mid-stretch when
that rival bore out and Miller sent her through for the win. Newsday is a
homebred Art Major filly from Brittany & Val D’Or Farms. Kissin In The Sand
(Nancy Johansson/Gingras) was second and Eden third.
The Holloway/Miller combo came right back with Rainbow Room, a beautiful
Somebeachsomewhere filly from the incomparable Rainbow Blue. She set all the
fractions and painted a :27.2 end on the 1:55 flat work of art. She went
through Lexington for $100,000 to Crawford Farms, Val D’or Farms and Ted
Gewertz for her breeders Vieux Carre Fams and Steve Jones. Santa Rosa
(Takter/Gingras) was second and JK Higher Power (Nancy Johansson/Brian
Sears) third.
Obrigado wins again
Dan Patch Award winner Obrigado won his second trial for Brian Sears in
1:54.2 later this morning. Trainer Paul Kelley has reported that his first
scheduled start will be the Charlie Hill Memorial at Scioto Downs on June
10.
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