Panty Raid, a grade I winner on dirt and turf, has been retired from racing because of a torn suspensory. The 4-year-old millionaire daughter of Include raced for the Greathouse family’s Glencrest Farm and Dan Tayloe.
The injury was not career-ending, but it was decided to retire her anyway. “By the time we would have been able to get her back to the races it might have been this fall,” said John Greathouse. “She was already home.”
Panty Raid, who arrived May 22 at Glencrest near Midway, Ky., had been in training with Todd Pletcher at Belmont Park. She is not scheduled to be bred this year.
Panty Raid accomplished a rarity last year for a 3-year-old filly. She beat older fillies and mares in both the American Oaks Invitational (gr. IT) and Juddmonte Spinster (gr. I) Stakes.
Bred in Kentucky by Heaven Trees Farm, Panty Raid retired with five wins from 10 starts and earnings of $1,052,380. She placed in the 2007 Falls City Handicap (gr. II) and Bourbonette Oaks Stakes (gr. III).
Glencrest bought Panty Raid for $275,000 at the 2006 Keeneland April sale of 2-year-olds in training from Niall Brennan Stables, agent. Panty Raid was produced from the stakes-placed Private Account mare Adventurous Di.
