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Stage Door Betty H.

CALDER RACE COURSE, Miami, FL

  • Purse: $75,000
  • Date: September 24, 2011
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  • Age: 3 yo's & up
  • Race: 8
  • Distance: One And One Sixteenth Miles
  • Post Time: 3:45 PM
1 My Pal Chrisy Margin: ½ TrueNicks: A++ $46,500

2008 | Bay Mare | Alex's Pal   - Strike South, Strike the Anvil

  • Breeder:Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc
  • Owner: Tony's Investments LLC
  • Trainer: Padarath Lutchman
  • Jockey: Luca Panici

Sire: Alex's Pal  , Dark Bay or Brown, 1999. Raced 3 years. 19 starts, 6 wins, $163,680. Lifetime: 14 yearlings sold, median $2,850.

Broodmare Sire: Strike the Anvil, Bay, 1972. In 2009: .95 AEI.

2 Successful Song Margin: 2 TrueNicks: B $15,000

2007 | Bay Mare | Successful Appeal   - Song for Annie, Sultry Song

  • Breeder:Live Oak Stud
  • Owner: Live Oak Plantation
  • Trainer: Edward Plesa, Jr.
  • Jockey: Luis Jurado

Sire: Successful Appeal  , Dark Bay or Brown, 1996. Raced 3 years. 22 starts, 8 wins, $654,681. Lifetime: 292 yearlings sold, median $35,000. In 2009: 2.11 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: Sultry Song, Dark Bay or Brown, 1988.

3 Diosa Indian Margin: neck TrueNicks: A $7,500

2007 | Bay Filly | Indian Charlie - Picnicin', Red Ransom

  • Breeder:T. F. VanMeter
  • Owner: Paula C Racing Stable
  • Trainer: Antonio Sano
  • Jockey: Fernando Jara

Sire: Indian Charlie, Bay, 1995. Raced 2 years. 5 starts, 4 wins, $616,120. Lifetime: 502 yearlings sold, median $55,000.

Broodmare Sire: Red Ransom, Bay, 1987.

Sale History: Keeneland Association September 2008 Yearling Sale, ($67,000).

Time: 1:47.38   Track: Fast

Others: Trip for A. J., $3,750; Annie Roe, $2,250.

Scratched: Devilish Lady.

FinishHorseJockeyTrainer
1My Pal ChrisyLuca PaniciPadarath Lutchman
2Successful SongLuis JuradoEdward Plesa, Jr.
3Diosa IndianFernando JaraAntonio Sano
4Trip for A. J.Juan C. LeyvaMilton W. Wolfson
5Annie RoeJose L. AlvarezWilliam A. Kaplan

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