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RUIDOSO DOWNS, Ruidoso Downs, NM

  • Purse: $50,000
  • Date: June 2, 2012
  • Class:
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  • Age: 3 yo's & up
  • Race: 11
  • Distance: Six Furlongs
  • Post Time: 5:20 PM
1 Watch Me Go Margin: TrueNicks: A++ $30,000

2008 | Dark Bay or Brown Horse | West Acre - Sabbath Song, Deputy Minister

  • Breeder:Gilbert G. Campbell
  • Owner: Raymond Simpson
  • Trainer: Weston Martin
  • Jockey: Miguel Hernandez

Sire: West Acre, Bay, 1995. Lifetime: 69 yearlings sold, median $7,000. In 2009: 1.42 AEI.

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

2 Quiet Again Margin: ¾ TrueNicks: A++ $11,000

2005 | Dark Bay or Brown Gelding | Real Quiet - Wild Time, Gilded Time

  • Breeder:Paul Thomason
  • Owner: Paul Bruce Thomason
  • Trainer: Jimmie D. Claridge
  • Jockey: Duane Lee Sterling

Sire: Real Quiet, Bay, 1995. Raced 3 years. 20 starts, 6 wins, $3,271,802. Lifetime: 164 yearlings sold, median $8,350.

Broodmare Sire: Gilded Time, Chestnut, 1990.

3 Smash Dancer Margin: TrueNicks: C $5,000

2007 | Bay Gelding | Robyn Dancer - Some Smash, Rare Brick

  • Breeder:Barbara M. Coleman
  • Owner: Barbara M. Coleman
  • Trainer: Todd W. Fincher
  • Jockey: Casey T. Lambert

Sire: Robyn Dancer, Roan, 1987. Raced 4 years. 35 starts, 9 wins, $622,906. Lifetime: 190 yearlings sold, median $4,000. In 2009: 1.19 AEI.

Broodmare Sire: Rare Brick, Dark Bay or Brown, 1983.

Time: 1:11.58   Track: Fast

Others: Pierre Bear, $2,000; Remus, $1,000; Jack Carter, $1,000; Jim's No Preacher.

Scratched: Happy Toes.

FinishHorseJockeyTrainer
1Watch Me GoMiguel HernandezWeston Martin
2Quiet AgainDuane Lee SterlingJimmie D. Claridge
3Smash DancerCasey T. LambertTodd W. Fincher
4Pierre BearCarlos D. MadeiraJoel H. Marr
5RemusIsaias D. EnriquezWeston Martin
6Jack CarterArturo RomeroO. Dwain Grissom
7Jim's No PreacherEnrique Portillo GomezHenry Dominguez

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