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Iroquois S. (gr. 3)

CHURCHILL DOWNS, Louisville, KY

  • Purse: 100000
  • Date: November 1, 2009
  • Class: Grade 3
  • TV:
  • Age: 2 yo
  • Race: 10
  • Distance: One Mile
  • Post Time: 5:02 PM ET
 Five-Cross
1 Thiskyhasnolimit Margin: 1 BRIS: 96TrueNick: A++ $71,151

2007, Dark Bay or Brown Colt
Sky Mesa   - Lovely Regina, Deputy Minister

  • Breeder:Stud TNT
  • Owner: Cathy and Bob Zollars and Mark Wagner
  • Trainer: Steven M. Asmussen
  • Jockey: Shaun Bridgmohan

Sire: Sky Mesa  , Bay, 2000. Raced 2 years. 6 starts, 3 wins, $633,076. Lifetime: 203 yearlings sold, median $55,000. In 2009: .71 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: Deputy Minister, Dark Bay or Brown, 1979.

2 Uh Oh Bango Margin: 3 BRIS: 95TrueNick: C $22,952

2007, Dark Bay or Brown Ridgling
Top Hit - French Debutante, French Deputy

  • Breeder:Triple AAA Ranch
  • Owner: Triple AAA Ranch (Richard Owens)
  • Trainer: R. Kory Owens
  • Jockey: Glenn W. Corbett

Sire: Top Hit, Dark Bay or Brown, 1998. Lifetime: 0 yearlings sold, median $8,700.

Broodmare Sire: French Deputy, Chestnut, 1992.

3 Soaring Empire Margin: 2ΒΌ BRIS: 91TrueNick: A $11,476

2007, Dark Bay or Brown Colt
Empire Maker   - Flying Passage, A.P. Indy  

  • Breeder:Emory A. Hamilton
  • Owner: Ol Memorial Stable (Rick Pitino, et al.) and C. E. Glasscock
  • Trainer: Cam M. Gambolati
  • Jockey: Eddie Castro

Sire: Empire Maker  , Dark Bay or Brown, 2000. Raced 2 years. 8 starts, 4 wins, $1,985,800. Lifetime: 120 yearlings sold, median $172,500. In 2009: 2.45 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: A.P. Indy  , Dark Bay or Brown, 1989.

Time: 1:37.36   Track: Fast

Others: Gleam of Hope, $5,738; Three Day Rush, $3,443; Call Shot, $1,208; Dublin, $1,208; Brassy Boy, $1,208; Oh Charlie Boy, $1,208; Raging Wit, $1,208.

FinishHorseJockeyTrainer
1ThiskyhasnolimitShaun BridgmohanSteven M. Asmussen
2Uh Oh BangoGlenn W. CorbettR. Kory Owens
3Soaring EmpireEddie CastroCam M. Gambolati
4Gleam of HopeCorey J. LanerieAnthony L. Reinstedler
5Three Day RushEdgar S. PradoTodd A. Pletcher
6Call ShotRobby AlbaradoWayne M. Catalano
7DublinRajiv MaraghD. Wayne Lukas
8Brassy BoyCalvin H. BorelHal R. Wiggins
9Oh Charlie BoyMiguel MenaGregory D. Foley
10Raging WitJulien R. LeparouxWilliam I. Mott

Payoffs

HorseJockeyWinPlaceShow
10 ThiskyhasnolimitShaun Bridgmohan$28.20$13.00$6.60
7 Uh Oh BangoGlenn W. Corbett$8.60$6.20
8 Soaring EmpireEddie Castro$5.00
EXOTIC PAYOFFS:
$2.00 Exacta (10-7)$282.60
$2.00 Trifecta (10-7-8)$2,955.00
$2.00 Superfecta (10-7-8-11)$18,590.80

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