Payoffs
| 6 Well Spelled | $31.80 | $12.00 | $6.80 |
| 7 Trinniberg | $3.80 | $3.40 | |
| 4 Private Zone |
| $2 Exacta (6-7) | $155.20 |
| $2 Trifecta (6-7-4) | $2,840.40 |
| $2 Superfecta (6-7-4-3) | $9,441.80 |
Order of Finish
| 1 |
Well SpelledSpellbinder – Well 3YO Colt |
$180,000 |
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TrinnibergTeuflesberg – Bella Dorato 3YO Colt |
$60,000 |
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Private ZoneMacho Uno – Auburn Beauty 3YO Gelding |
$33,000 |
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Il VillanoPollard's Vision – Do the Wekiva 3YO Colt |
$18,000 |
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Laurie's RocketBluegrass Cat – Clay's Rocket 3YO Colt |
$9,000 |
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| 6 |
Raging DaoustKafwain – Champagne Forever 3YO Gelding |
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Currency SwapHigh Cotton – Echo Bluff 3YO Colt |
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Jake N ElwoodDuring – Kid Silver 3YO Colt |
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Multiple Grade 1 Winner Private Zone Dies
A four-time grade 1 winner who first raced in Panama before he achieved top success in the United States, Private Zone was euthanized Feb. 3 in Kentucky after multiple weeks of treatment for a form of colic.
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High Cotton Pensioned Because of Declining Fertility
While some in the Thoroughbred breeding industry bemoan the large books of mares required to be a commercial stallion, a book of 100-plus mares is what Ocala Stud's grade 3 winner High Cotton required to be a viable, potent sire.
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Silver Bay First Stakes Winner for Currency Swap
Freshman sire Currency Swap had his first black-type stakes winner Nov. 11, when Richlyn Farms' Silver Bay led the way through the 6 1/2-furlong Juvenile Fillies Sprint Stakes at Gulfstream Park West.
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Prognosis Positive for Coal Front Following Surgery
Multiple graded stakes winner Coal Front is in good order after undergoing surgery at a New Jersey clinic for a condylar fracture in his right front Sept. 25, co-owner Sol Kumin said, and has a positive prognosis for a return to the races.
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Coal Front Suffered Condylar Fracture in Gallant Bob
Robert LaPenta and Head of Plains Partners' Coal Front won the Gallant Bob Stakes (G3) by a half-length Sept. 23 at Parx Racing, but trainer Todd Pletcher said the victory in the six-furlong race on Pennsylvania Derby Day included a setback.
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Coal Front Digs In to Win Gallant Bob Stakes
Coal Front looked beaten as he sprinted down the Parx Racing homestretch in the $300,000 Gallant Bob Stakes (G3) Sept. 23, but the son of Stay Thirsty was able to come back to win by a half-length.
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One Year Later, Lynch Having A Better Belmont Week
Brian Lynch, back from temporarily surrendering his trainer's license a year ago, has Meantime in the June 10 Belmont Stakes after scoring June 3 with Oscar Performance in the Pennine Ridge Stakes.
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R Paper Chaser First Winner for Currency Swap
Averill Racing and CCF Racing Stables' first-time starter wins gate-to-wire by a head.
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Private Zone Retired to Old Friends
Multiple grade 1 winner Private Zone has been retired to Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement facility in Georgetown, Ky, Old Friends founder Michael Blowen said April 25.
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Noholdingback Bear in Gallant Bob Stakes
After twice settling for minor placings in graded stakes, Noholdingback Bear would not be denied in the $300,000 Gallant Bob Stakes (gr. III) as he rallied four wide in the stretch to secure his first graded stakes victory.
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Noholdingback Bear Attacks in Gallant Bob
Coming off decent efforts at Saratoga, Noholdingback Bear and Mind Your Biscuits will tangle with the improving Threefiveindia and undefeated Klingon Warrior in Parx sprint at six furlongs
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A. P. Indian Gets Rail Trip to Sprint Victory
The rail was dead earlier on the July 9 card at Belmont Park, but that didn't stop jockey Joe Bravo from taking the inside path to victory aboard A. P. Indian in the $400,000 Belmont Sprint Championship Stakes (gr. III).
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Litfin at Large: Stars and Stripes Festival
The Stars and Stripes Festival, part of the July 9 Belmont Park card, features two grade I turf races and three other graded stakes races, and is expected to feature Effinex and Catch a Glimpse.
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Private Zone Finally Gets Chance to Start
Private Zone, scratched from the June 10 True North Stakes (gr. II) in New York due to trainer Brian Lynch's positive drug test for marijuana, will get the chance to make his season debut in the $400,000 Belmont Sprint Championship Stakes (gr. III).
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Trinniberg, Posse to Shuttle to Uruguay
Three stallions from Rockridge Stud near Hudson, NY., will ship to Uruguay for Southern Hemisphere breeding in 2016.
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Joking Upsets True North Stakes
Joking, a 9-1 shot who returned $21.80 while giving owner/trainer Charlton Baker his first graded stakes victory, dashed across the line to upset by a neck.
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Troubles for Trainer Lynch; Private Zone Out
With trainer Brian Lynch facing a positive marijuana test affecting his good standing, multiple grade I winner Private Zone will be scratched from the $250,000 True North Stakes (gr. II) June 10 at Belmont Park.
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True North Stakes Has Rich History
The $250,000 True North Stakes (gr. II), to be run June 11 as part of the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) program, has quietly become one of the nation's premier stakes sprints with a rich history of speedy, talented, and memorable winners.
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Private Zone, Destin Work at Belmont Park
Multiple graded stakes winner Private Zone breezed six furlongs in 1:13 2/5 May 20, marking his second workout at Belmont Park this month as he prepares for the June 11 True North Handicap (gr. II) at Belmont.
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Trainer Velazquez Notches Win 1,000
Trainer Alfredo Velazquez, best known for saddling Private Zone to a pair of grade I victories in 2014, secured the 1,000th North American training win of his career March 15.
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Delaware Upholds Stewards' Ruling on Preciado
The Delaware Thoroughbred Racing Commission Jan. 13 upheld a decision by its board of stewards to suspend trainer Ramon Preciado 21 days and fine him $1,500 for a pair of clenbuterol positives last summer.
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Lucy N Ethel Cruises in Old Hat
Lucy N Ethel, two-for-two at Parx last year, went wire-to-wire in the Old Hat Stakes (gr. III) Jan. 2 at Gulfstream Park. The daughter of During covered the six furlongs in 1:10.03.
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Palace Heads Gravesend for Curtain Call
Multiple graded stakes winner Palace will squeeze in one more start, the $100,000 Gravesend Stakes at Aqueduct Racetrack Dec. 26, before retiring to stud at Spendthrift Farm.
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2016 Incentive Plan at Woodford Thoroughbreds
Woodford Thoroughbreds of Reddick, Fla., has announced it will introduce a special incentive plan in 2016 for breeders who send mares to the farm's seven stallions.
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Private Zone to Florida for Rehabilitation
Good Friends Stable's multiple grade I winner Private Zone will get some rest and relaxation before commencing a 2016 campaign, co-owner and racing manager Rene Douglas said Dec. 1.
