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Race 4

Penn National

  • Purse: $35,000
  • Date: February 1, 2013
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  • Age: 4 yo's & up
  • Race: 4
  • Distance: 6 furlongs
  • Post Time: 7:22 PM
1 Ill Conceived Margin: nose TrueNicks: B $21,000

2009 | Dark Bay or Brown Colt | Spanish Steps   - Catsuit, Sir Cat

  • Breeder:S.M.D., Ltd.
  • Owner: S. M. D., Ltd.
  • Trainer: John C. Servis
  • Jockey: Stewart Elliott

Sire: Spanish Steps  , Dark Bay or Brown, 2001. Lifetime: 63 yearlings sold, median $6,500.

Broodmare Sire: Sir Cat, Dark Bay or Brown, 1993. In 2009: 1.28 AEI.

2 Moonstruck Cowboy Margin: ¾ TrueNicks: A $7,000

2008 | Chestnut Gelding | Two Punch - Odner's Jewel, Chief's Crown

  • Breeder:Gum Tree Stables, LLC
  • Owner: Spencer Blecha
  • Trainer: John G. Locke
  • Jockey: Kaylia Albright

Sire: Two Punch, Roan, 1983. Raced 2 years. 8 starts, 4 wins, $89,795. Lifetime: 452 yearlings sold, median $34,000.

Broodmare Sire: Chief's Crown, Bay, 1982.

3 Cortado Margin: TrueNicks: A++ $3,850

2008 | Dark Bay or Brown Gelding | Saarland - Cinderella Story, Dehere

  • Breeder:Michael W. Jester
  • Owner: Jacqueline Bander
  • Trainer: Bruce N. Levine
  • Jockey: David Cora

Sire: Saarland, Bay, 1999. Raced 4 years. 21 starts, 5 wins, $595,250. Lifetime: 96 yearlings sold, median $15,000.

Broodmare Sire: Dehere, Bay, 1991.

Time: 1:10.71   Track: Fast

Others: Proud Valay, $2,100; Holy Snip, $1,050; Deployment; Oneinthedark.

Scratched: E. Espee; Miami Mako; Major Highway.

FinishHorseJockeyTrainer
1Ill ConceivedStewart ElliottJohn C. Servis
2Moonstruck CowboyKaylia AlbrightJohn G. Locke
3CortadoDavid CoraBruce N. Levine
4Proud ValayRosario MontanezRonald J. Dandy
5Holy SnipMatthew RispoliRobert A. Wolfe, Jr.
6DeploymentHarry VegaRodrigo Madrigal, Sr.
7OneinthedarkJordano TunonTimothy C. Kreiser

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