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Ownership Team Breaks Lone Star Win Mark

On the 52nd day of Lone Star Park's 67-date spring Thoroughbred season, the powerful ownership team of Sandy and Jerry Heflin of Rockwall, Texas, and Ywachetta and James Driver of Irving, Texas, won two races Friday night to bring their season total to 28 -- a new single-season win record by an owner at the Grand Prairie racetrack.

 Saturday, July 07, 2007

Southern Image Purchased by Taylor Made/WinStar Venture

Three time grade I winner Southern Image, who has earned more than $1.8 million, has been purchased by the Taylor Made / WinStar Venture for stallion duty.

 Tuesday, August 23, 2005

Grade I Star Southern Image Retired

Southern Image, one of the top older runners of 2004, has been retired from racing because of soreness in his cannon bones.

 Friday, July 29, 2005

Best of Four Noses Belongs to Supah Blitz

Races can hardly come any closer than Monday's featured event in the Texas Million series -- the $300,000 Lone Star Park Handicap (gr. III) -- where four noses hit the wire together. After the dust had cleared, Supah Blitz was declared the winner and 11-10 favorite Lion Tamer was off the board.

 Monday, May 30, 2005

Supah Blitz Bags Carl Rose in Calder Return

Four-year-old Supah Blitz, now a California resident, returned to his roots Saturday at Calder Race Course and won the $200,000 Carl Rose Classic, a race for Florida-breds that is part the track's Florida Million program.

 Saturday, November 13, 2004

Southern Image Being Pointed for 2005 Campaign

Millionaire Southern Image, one of racing's leaders the first part of the year, will be pointed toward a 2005 campaign.

 Thursday, October 07, 2004

Supah Blitz Springs to Life in Del Mar 'Cap

Supah Blitz, winless in nine starts this year, became a grade II winner in his first start for new trainer Doug O'Neill while all out to hold off Domestic Dispute in the $250,000 Del Mar Breeders' Cup Handicap at one mile Sunday.

 Sunday, September 05, 2004