Weemissfrankie wins the Oak Leaf Stakes.
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Weemissfrankie wins the Oak Leaf Stakes.
Photo: Benoit Photography
Weemissfrankie wins the Oak Leaf Stakes.
Photo: Benoit Photography
Weemissfrankie wins the Oak Leaf Stakes.
Photo: Benoit Photography
Weemissfrankie wins the Oak Leaf Stakes.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
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Weemissfrankie wins the 2011 Del Mar Debutante.
Photo: BenoitPhoto.com| Trainer | Peter Eurton |
|---|---|
| Jockey | Rafael Bejarano |
| Owner | Alesia, Sharon, Bran Jam Stables, Ciaglia Racing, LLC and Dyrdek, Rob |
| Breeder | Hidden Point Farm Inc. |
| Weemissfrankie View Five-Cross Pedigree | Sunriver | Saint Ballado |
| Goulash | ||
| Starinthemeadow | Meadowlake | |
| Lite a Star |
| Sale / Hip | Type | Buyer | Consignor | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OBSAUG2010 Hip 751 |
Yearling | Summerfield, agent | ($40,000) | |
| OBSAPR2011 Hip 197 |
Two-year-old | Joe Ciaglia | Eddie Woods, agent | $175,000 |
Prices in parentheses indicate a horse did not sell because it did not meet its reserve price.
Dance With Fate, a $120,000 graduate of the OBS April Spring Sale of 2-year-olds in training by Larry Zap and trainer Peter Eurton, will seek his first stakes victory in the $2 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Nov. 2.
Trainer Peter Eurton saddled his eighth consecutive winner at Santa Anita April 14 when Chickie Charms rolled home to win by 5 1/4 lengths in the sixth race under Joe Talamo.
Giant Ryan stole the show at the New York Thoroughbred Breeders' annual awards banquet April 2, winning top honors as 2011 New York-bred Horse of the Year, champion older male, and champion male sprinter.
Juvenile filly star Weemissfrankie was back in her stall at Peter Eurton's stable Dec. 14 following successful surgery three days earlier for a non-displaced condylar fracture of her right foreleg.
Weemissfrankie, who finished fourth as the favorite in the Hollywood Starlet (gr. I) Dec. 10, suffered a non-displaced condylar fracture to her right front leg and was scheduled to undergo surgery the following day.
Killer Graces, the most experienced filly in the field, grabbed the lead near mid-stretch and held off Charm the Maker for her first graded stakes win in the $402,000 Hollywood Starlet (gr. I) Dec. 10 at Hollywood Park.
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Looking to add a third grade I victory to cap her stellar first-year campaign, Weemissfrankie drew the rail for the $402,000 Hollywood Starlet (gr. I) against five rivals Dec. 10 at Hollywood Park.
Dual grade I winner Weemissfrankie, third in the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) one month ago, will start in the $250,000 Hollywood Starlet (gr. I) Dec. 10, trainer Peter Eurton said Dec. 4.
My Miss Aurelia, named for co-owner George Bolton's mother, remained undefeated when she prevailed by a game three lengths in the Nov. 4 Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I).
Looking forward to pre-entering his first-ever Breeders' Cup starter, trainer Mike Pender sent out Oak Tree Mile (gr. IIT) winner Jeranimo out for a half-mile drill over Santa Anita's main track Oct. 22.
Unbeaten Weemissfrankie is headed for Churchill Downs next month after her scintillating late-running tally in the $250,000 Oak Leaf Stakes (gr. I) at Santa Anita Oct. 2.
After rallying impressively to capture the Del Mar Debutante (gr. I) one month ago, unbeaten Weemissfrankie will try two turns for the first time in the $250,000 Oak Leaf Stakes (gr. I) at Santa Anita Oct. 2.
Making just her second start, favored Weemissfrankie took the overland route for a confident Rafael Bejarano to win the $250,000 Del Mar Debutante (gr. I) impressively Sept. 3.
With the 2-year-old filly division in California far from settled, trainer Peter Miller thinks his charge Woebegon has every chance to rebound in the $250,000 Del Mar Debutante (gr. I) Sept. 3.
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