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Mister Diz S.

PIMLICO, Baltimore, MD

  • Purse: $75,000
  • Date: April 7, 2012
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  • Age: 3 yo's & up
  • Race: 10
  • Distance: Five Furlongs
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1 Ben's Cat Margin: neck TrueNicks: D $45,000

2006 | Dark Bay or Brown Gelding | Parker's Storm Cat   - Twofox, Thirty Eight Paces

  • Breeder:K. T. Leatherbury Assoc. Inc.
  • Owner: The Jim Stable
  • Trainer: King T. Leatherbury
  • Jockey: Horacio Karamanos

Sire: Parker's Storm Cat  , Dark Bay or Brown, 2000. Raced 2 years. 4 starts, 1 wins, $40,800. Lifetime: 31 yearlings sold, median $2,300. In 2009: .30 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: Thirty Eight Paces, Chestnut, 1978.

2 Steady Warrior Margin: TrueNicks: A+ $15,000

2008 | Chestnut Gelding | Cherokee's Boy - Slow and Steady, Malibu Moon  

  • Breeder:ZWP Stable
  • Owner: Z W P Stable, Inc. and Non Stop Stable
  • Trainer: Gary Capuano
  • Jockey: Forest Boyce

Sire: Cherokee's Boy, Bay, 2000. Lifetime: 3 yearlings sold, median $3,000.

Broodmare Sire: Malibu Moon  , Bay, 1997.

3 Delaunay Margin: ½ TrueNicks: C $7,500

2007 | Bay Gelding | Smoke Glacken   - Perilous Night, Coronado's Quest

  • Breeder:Fitzhugh, LLC
  • Owner: PTK, LLC
  • Trainer: Dane Kobiskie
  • Jockey: Malcolm Franklin

Sire: Smoke Glacken  , Gray or Roan, 1994. Raced 2 years. 14 starts, 10 wins, $759,560. Lifetime: 406 yearlings sold, median $32,000.

Broodmare Sire: Coronado's Quest, Chestnut, 1995.

Time: 57.26   Track: Firm

Others: Alston Gunter, $4,500; Heros Reward, $2,250; Dixie Notion, $750.

FinishHorseJockeyTrainer
1Ben's CatHoracio KaramanosKing T. Leatherbury
2Steady WarriorForest BoyceGary Capuano
3DelaunayMalcolm FranklinDane Kobiskie
4Alston GunterJ. D. AcostaHugh I. McMahon
5Heros RewardErick D. RodriguezDale Capuano
6Dixie NotionRichard A. BrachoMiguel Vera

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