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  • Purse: $26,000
  • Date: January 15, 2013
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  • Age: 3 yo
  • Race: 3
  • Distance: 7 furlongs
  • Post Time: 8:10 PM
1 Believe the Cat Margin: TrueNicks: B $15,600

2010 | Gray or Roan Filly | Fiber Sonde - Credence, Believe It

  • Breeder:John McKee
  • Owner: Phyllis M. Susini LLC
  • Trainer: Javier Contreras
  • Jockey: Gustavo Larrosa

Sire: Fiber Sonde, Gray or Roan, 2005.

Broodmare Sire: Believe It, Chestnut, 1975. In 2009: 1.44 AEI.

2 Sweetie Margin: TrueNicks: C $5,200

2010 | Chestnut Filly | Reparations - Sweet Cane, Laabity

  • Breeder:Don E. Cain
  • Owner: Don E. Cain
  • Trainer: Ernest M. Haynes
  • Jockey: Clifford D. Dooley

Sire: Reparations, Chestnut, 1996. Raced 3 years. 11 starts, 1 wins, $38,590. Lifetime: 6 yearlings sold, median $2,950. In 2009: 1.42 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: Laabity, Bay, 1991. In 2009: .49 AEI.

3 Slimming in Black Margin: TrueNicks: A+ $2,600

2010 | Bay Filly | Reparations - Withlapatience, Montbrook  

  • Breeder:Harry J. Painter & Dr. Alison K. Painter
  • Owner: Blue Spruce Farm
  • Trainer: Harry J. Painter
  • Jockey: Brandon Whitacre

Sire: Reparations, Chestnut, 1996. Raced 3 years. 11 starts, 1 wins, $38,590. Lifetime: 6 yearlings sold, median $2,950. In 2009: 1.42 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: Montbrook  , Dark Bay or Brown, 1990.

Time: 1:29.60   Track: Sloppy

Others: Barak's Sweet Pea, $1,300; Sonshines On Susie, $780; Breezy Arch, $520.

Scratched: Silver Sal; Tilt Til Dawn.

FinishHorseJockeyTrainer
1Believe the CatGustavo LarrosaJavier Contreras
2SweetieClifford D. DooleyErnest M. Haynes
3Slimming in BlackBrandon WhitacreHarry J. Painter
4Barak's Sweet PeaVictor RodriguezJean L. Rofe
5Sonshines On SusieMathew Carroll McGowanN. Eddie Householder
6Breezy ArchJohn JudeJoseph P. Stehr

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