Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Keeneland/Coady Photography
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Keeneland/Coady Photography
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Keeneland/Coady Photography
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Keeneland/Coady Photography
Karlovy Vary in the Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Mathea Kelley
Karlovy Vary in the Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Mathea Kelley
Karlovy Vary after winning the Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Mathea Kelley
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Mathea Kelley
Karlovy Vary wins the 2012 Ashland Stakes.
Photo: Mathea Kelley| Trainer | George R. Arnold, II |
|---|---|
| Jockey | Corey J. Lanerie |
| Owner | Alex G. Campbell, Jr. |
| Breeder | Alex G. Campbell, Jr. Thoroughbreds, LLC |
| Karlovy Vary View Five-Cross Pedigree | Dynaformer | Roberto |
| Andover Way | ||
| The Right Pew | Pulpit | |
| Packet |
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