Monomoy Girl Digs Deep to Win Kentucky Oaks
A wide post, brutal stretch duel, and post-race objection could not change the result. Monomoy Girl scored the $1 million Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) May 4 at Churchill Downs.
My Miss Lilly
- Gray or Roan Filly
- Born 2015
- KY-Bred
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Trainer:
Mark A. Hennig
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Jockey:
Joe Bravo
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Owner:
Courtlandt Farms (Donald and Donna Adam)
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Breeder:
Winchell Thoroughbreds LLC
My Miss Lilly |
Tapit | Pulpit |
| Tap Your Heels | ||
| Wicked Deed | Harlan's Holiday | |
| Marfa's Squall |
| Sale / Hip / Type | Buyer / Consignor | Price |
|---|---|---|
KEESEP2016Hip 138 | Yearling |
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$670,000 |
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My Miss Lilly's Drive for the Lilies
Don and Donna Adam's My Miss Lilly, a $670,000 sale yearling by Tapit, is ready for her run in the May 4 Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) at Churchill Downs.
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Gainesway Well-Represented in Kentucky Oaks
When 14 fillies break out of the gate in the Kentucky Oaks, Gainesway Farm will be represented as a co-owner and breeder of Eskimo Kisses as well as two horses the Lexington nursery's sales arm sold as yearlings in Monomoy Girl and My Miss Lilly.
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My Miss Lilly Scores Kentucky Oaks Berth in Gazelle
In a three-way fight to the wire, My Miss Lilly was able to edge Sara Street to win the $300,000 Gazelle Stakes (G2) by a half-length at Aqueduct Racetrack April 7.
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Midnight Disguise Surges to Busher Stakes Victory
Joan M. Taylor says fillies who stand 17.2 hands tall like Midnight Disguise are not supposed to run at 2, much less win winter stakes early in their 3-year-old campaigns. Yet size has done little to hinder Midnight Disguise's development.
