{"id":49524,"date":"2019-07-05T18:09:03","date_gmt":"2019-07-05T22:09:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blacktypebugler.com\/?p=49524"},"modified":"2019-07-05T18:09:03","modified_gmt":"2019-07-05T22:09:03","slug":"future-stars-series-9-colts-duke-it-out-over-7f-in-a-nw2l-allowance","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/btb.ehorseracing.com\/?p=49524","title":{"rendered":"Future Stars Series – 9 Colts Duke It Out Over 7f in a NW2L Allowance"},"content":{"rendered":"

First, a quick recap of last week\u2019s race.\u00a0 And that recap is\u2026I FINALLY GOT ONE RIGHT!!!<\/span><\/b>\u00a0 Creed of Hefin <\/b>got out of the gate quickly and grabbed the lead, but he was tracked throughout the race closely by Awesomizer<\/b>.\u00a0 As they entered the far turn, Creed of Hefin started to falter a bit and Awesomizer took over the lead.\u00a0 From there, it was clear sailing for Awesomizer <\/b>($10.40) who grabbed the lead and held on to win by \u00bd length, earning an 83 SP.\u00a0 Tuns O\u2019 Kittens<\/b>, who sat 4th<\/sup> early, capitalized on the fading Creed of Hefin and came on late, but couldn\u2019t quite catch the winner and settled for 2nd<\/sup>.\u00a0 Creed of Hefin<\/b> may not have been able to keep up with the top 2, but even after fading he was still good enough to hold on for 3rd<\/sup>, 2-1\/4 lengths behind the winner.<\/p>\n

This week, the Future Stars Series finally looks for its first 2020 Bluegrass Derby contender!\u00a0 We head to Kentucky, where 9 colts try to pick up their first allowance win in a NW2L Allowance at 7 furlongs on the dirt.\u00a0 The field is:<\/p>\n

#1 – Yankee Storm King<\/b> (American Pharoah x Storm Cat x Kingmambo) \u2013 Owned by stepsutt67<\/i> \u2013 3\/1 (f<\/i>)<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 2:1-0-0; $33,720<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Yankee Storm King had no patience for his competition in his debut on April 1.\u00a0 In that 5f MSW, he sprinted for the lead, opened up, and then eased his way to a \u00be length victory, earning a 73 SP.\u00a0 That was enough for his owner to bump him up to the stakes level, where he tried a 6f dirt stakes and went off as the 7\/2 favorite, but was unable to get the lead to set the early pace and then faded to 7th<\/sup>, earning a 70 SP.\u00a0 Yankee Storm King is a scratch-bred horse who is one of 19 sim horses to share the American Pharoah x Storm Cat bloodlines.\u00a0 Those 19 horses have resulted in 17 winners to date, 3 of whom are stakes winners and 1 of whom is a G2 winner.\u00a0 American Pharoah more generally has been on fire both in the sim and the real world.\u00a0 He is currently the #2 ranked first-crop sire in the US, with 3 winners (and 1 Graded Stakes winner) in 11 starts, and his 2018 sim crop currently ranks #3 overall, with 198 runners and 138 winners to date.\u00a0 Of those, 16 have earned stakes victories (4 graded stakes winners) so far (both the fewest of any of his sim crops thus far).\u00a0 While the 2018 crop may not be his best, it does include American Dane<\/b>, who was 2nd<\/sup> in the 2019 Bluegrass Oaks-G1<\/span>.\u00a0 His sim foals tend to prefer the dirt (66% of earnings on dirt), with a slight preference towards routing that will likely become a little more preferred as he has more sim foals (his sim AWD is a 7.78). <\/b>The majority of the horses are dirt sprinters.\u00a0 Yankee Storm King (DI: 1.67; CD: 0.50) is looking to add to the tally of horses that share his bloodlines, but the first step to doing that is to defeat winners, and he looks like a solid bet to do that here.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Medium<\/p>\n

#2 – Dalakhani Motor<\/b> (Eavesdropper x Induction Motor [Dalakhani x Henrythenavigator]) \u2013 Owned by melmel2019<\/i> \u2013 15\/1<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 4:1-0-0; $34,844<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Through his first 3 races, Dalakhani Motor didn\u2019t look all that special, never breaking a 65 SP or finishing better than 5th<\/sup> in an MSW, all with odds ranging from 16-34\/1.\u00a0 But that all changed in his most recent race on June 9, where he repeated the 6.5f distance for the 3rd<\/sup> time.\u00a0 In that race, for the first time, he showed a real closing kick, coming from over 8 lengths back to win by 1-1\/4 lengths at 39\/1.\u00a0 For the effort he earned a ridiculous 80 SP, seemingly out of nowhere, so the only question for this race is whether that was a fluke or a sign of maturity.\u00a0 Dalakhani Motor is by Eavesdropper, and is the 6th<\/sup> foal out of 9yo mare Induction Motor.\u00a0 Eavesdropper ($6,600) was a G3-placed sprinter during his racing career, and he has been standing in Libya for several years.\u00a0 In the sim, Eavesdropper\u2019s 2018 crop currently ranks #322 overall, with 26 runners and 13 winners to date.\u00a0 One of those 13 is a stakes winner in an 8.5f turf race.\u00a0 His sim foals have shown a slight preference for dirt (56% of earnings on dirt), but while the earnings suggest a route preference (60% of earnings in routes), the win percentages suggest a slight sprint favoritism, as does the 7.62 sim AWD, probably resulting from the fact that a significant percentage of stakes success has been in turf routes, even though his sim foals have almost double the number of wins in dirt sprints.\u00a0 Induction Motor only raced 9 times in her career, and her lone win was in a $60K local maiden claimer where she was the 1\/9 favorite, so she didn\u2019t show much of a proclivity for racing.\u00a0 Her foals haven\u2019t done much either (only 2 of the 6 have an allowance win), but all of the foals have been turf runners, with a mix of routers and sprinters among them.\u00a0 Dalakhani Motor (DI: 1.15; CD: 0.21) looks like he might want to be one of those routers, and if he can repeat his last performance, he may be one of the top contenders in this race.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Low<\/p>\n

#3 – Ice Point<\/b> (Ice Box x Simple Wish [Point Given x Nureyev]) \u2013 Owned by atwistoff<\/i> \u2013 11\/1<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 1:1-0-0; $20,220<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Ice Point looked pretty good in his debut on May 17.\u00a0 In that 5.5f MSW in South Africa, Ice Point sat towards the back early but made a mid-race move, getting close to the leaders, and then easily overtook those in front and drew off to win by 1 length, earning a 70 SP at 15\/1.\u00a0 Ice Point is by Ice Given, and is the 7th<\/sup> foal out of 11yo mare Simple Wish.\u00a0 Ice Box ($7,500), the #99 ranked Kentucky sire in 2018, won the 2010 Florida Derby and ran 2nd<\/sup> in the Kentucky Derby that year.\u00a0 In the sim, Ice Box\u2019s 2018 sim crop currently ranks #661 overall, with 21 winners from 40 runners.\u00a0 None of those horses have been successful at the stakes level, and in fact he has only had 1 stakes winner in the past 5 years.\u00a0 Ice Box\u2019s sim foals are largely dirt runners (71% of earnings on dirt), but unlike his real world running style, Ice Box\u2019s sim foals have been sprinters thus far (61% in sprints), though his real world AWD of 7.23 indicates a longer distance for his foals than his sim 6.88 AWD.\u00a0 Simple Wish won 5 of her 19 career races, all on the dirt with wins coming anywhere from 7-10.5f, though 3 of those 5 wins came at the claiming level.\u00a0 As a broodmare, Simple Wish hasn\u2019t been that impressive, and only her first foal, Cal Given<\/b> (Cal Nation<\/i>) even has an allowance win (in a dirt route).\u00a0 The rest have only won at the maiden and\/or claiming levels, with a mix of distances (mostly on the dirt though).\u00a0 The Ice Box x Point Given cross has been used 1 other time in the sim in the past 5 years, but it\u2019s a promising cross as that horse, Ice Box Ridge<\/b>, was a G3\u2013winning dirt sprinter.\u00a0 Ice Point (DI: 2.43; CD: 0.58) looks to make it 2-for-2 today as he should be happy to get some extra distance to run.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: High<\/p>\n

#4 – Cuique Suum<\/b> (Carpe Diem x Carson City x Northern Dancer) \u2013 Owned by jcasino<\/i> \u2013 6\/1<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 2:1-0-0; $33,720<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Cuique Suum began his career in a 6.5f dirt MSW on April 23 and didn\u2019t disappoint.\u00a0 There, he fell to the back of the 9 horse field early, but came flying late, grabbing the lead and taking the win by 1-1\/4 lengths as the 5\/1 5th<\/sup> choice, earning a 71 SP.\u00a0 From there, he headed to residency company and tried the ESR Fillmore East Stakes at 6f, but he regressed a bit, breaking last and never showing a turn of foot, earning a 65 SP.\u00a0 Cuique Suum is looking to bounce back here.\u00a0 He is a scratch-bred son of Carpe Diem, who was crossed with a Carson City mare for the breeding.\u00a0 Carpe Diem ($25,000) was a multiple G1-winning dirt router (8.5-9f) on the track, and is currently the #17 ranked first-crop sire in the US, with 1 winner out of his 7 runners to have reached the track.\u00a0 In the sim, Carpe Diem\u2019s 2018 crop currently ranks #48 overall, with 84 winners out of 123 runners.\u00a0 5 of those winners have found stakes success, though none of the 2018 crop have as of yet achieved a graded stakes victory.\u00a0 His sim foals have a strong dirt preference (69% of earnings on dirt), while also showing a preference for sprinting (57% of earnings in sprints, 59% of wins in sprints).\u00a0 His sim AWD of 7.18 also suggests a sprinting preference, but we\u2019ll see how his real world crop looks to see if this will warrant an adjustment in the future.\u00a0 Cuique Suum (DI: 3.62; CD: 0.97) was bred to sprint, so we\u2019ll see if the added distance here will help, but if his past races are any indication he should be a little happier here.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Medium<\/p>\n

#5 – Data Kiss<\/b> (Freud x Saint Ballado x Smart Strike) \u2013 Owned by plano10<\/i> \u2013 9\/2<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 1:1-0-0; $3,000<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Data Kiss took the \u201ceasy\u201d route in his debut, running in a Hot MSW at 6.5f on May 22.\u00a0 The field included 7 horses, all from the same stables, as owner planoaxius decided to see which of his 2yos would be the most useful.\u00a0 That honor seems to have gone to Data Kiss, who went off as the 4\/1 3rd<\/sup> choice and sat towards the back early, but made a strong move in the stretch and pulled away to win by 1-3\/4 lengths, earning a 73 SP.\u00a0 Data Kiss is a scratch-bred son of Freud, out of a Saint Ballado mare.\u00a0 Freud ($7,500) the #39 ranked US sire (and #1 ranked NY sire) in 2018, is a full brother to top sire Giant\u2019s Causeway.\u00a0 In the sim, his 2018 crop currently ranks #130 overall, with 62 runners and 44 winners.\u00a0 2 of those winners have been successful at the residency-restricted Local stakes level.\u00a0 Overall, his sim foals are largely sprinters (64% of earnings in sprints), with a relatively even split between turf and dirt runners (55% on dirt), and his sim AWD of 6.69 closely tracks his real world AWD of 6.71.\u00a0 This is the first time in the past 5 years that the Freud x Saint Ballado cross has been used in the sim.\u00a0 Data Kiss (DI: 1.93; CD: 0.55) will try to prove that he belongs in non-hot competition and that his debut was no fluke.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Medium<\/p>\n

#6 – Going Buckwild<\/b> (Stonesider x Buckpasser Cadet [Empire Maker x Dubai Millennium]) \u2013 Owned by tiomundo4<\/i> \u2013 15\/1<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 5:1-0-1; $35,158<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Going Buckwild, the veteran of the field, was claimed for $50,000 out of his debut and broke his maiden in his first race for his new owner, in a 5f $100K Starter Allowance on February 15 where he took on 2 computer horses and 1 player-owned horse and easily cruised to a 2 length victory.\u00a0 Since then, however, he has struggled in 3 allowance-level races at double digit odds in each one.\u00a0 He enters this race off of a 5th<\/sup> place finish, where he earned his 2nd<\/sup> consecutive 70 SP while trying to come from the back of the pack.\u00a0 Going Buckwild is the 2nd foal from 7yo Buckpasser Cadet, who was sent to the Giant\u2019s Causeway sire Stonesider.\u00a0 Buckpasser Cadet was a multiple stakes-placed filly on the track, with most of her 6 wins in 27 starts (and both stakes placings) coming in long distance turf races (14-16f-T).\u00a0 Her first foal, 3yo Capo La Gala<\/b> (Cape Blanco<\/i>), retired after going winless in 9 starts.\u00a0 Stonesider ($2,000), the #8 ranked sire in Texas in 2018, is a son of Giant\u2019s Causeway and was 1 for 1 in his career on the track (a 5.5f MSW). His sim crops parallel his real life crops, as the 2018 sim class only has 3 runners to date, currently ranking #1,438 as 2 of those have won.\u00a0 He only has 1 stakes winner since he became a sim sire, and that was in a residency-restricted local stakes race.\u00a0 His sim foals are largely dirt sprinters (67% of earnings on dirt, 66% in sprints), which aligns with his 6.85 real world AWD and 6.61 sim AWD.\u00a0 It\u2019s unclear if a 7f dirt race is the best type of race for Going Buckwild (DI: 2.11; CD: 0.50), but he\u2019ll try to improve off of his past races and move forward here.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Low<\/p>\n

#7 – This Time Gold<\/b> (Medaglia D\u2019Oro x Northern Again [Awesome Again x Storm Bird]) \u2013 Owned by pilgrim10<\/i> \u2013 8\/1<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 4:1-1-0; $49,221<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: This Time Gold began his career on the dirt, trying a 4.5f MSW on February 2 and acquitting himself pretty well, narrowly missing breaking his maiden and finishing 2nd<\/sup> by \u00bc length.\u00a0 But after a very dull 2nd<\/sup> start on dirt, he switched to the 6f on the turf and broke through, sitting midpack early and then just getting up to win by \u00bc length, earning a 68 SP.\u00a0 Unfortunately, his first try again winners in a NW2L on the turf was any dull effort, so he switches back to dirt here to see if this time he can earn gold.\u00a0 This Time Gold is the 9th<\/sup> foal from 16yo mare Northern Again, and is by leading sire Medaglia D\u2019Oro.\u00a0 Northern Again won 5 of her 14 career starts, breaking her maiden in a dirt sprint but winning most of her races in turf routes.\u00a0 Most of her sim foals have been routers, but they\u2019ve found success \u2013 2 are stakes winners, and 2 more are stakes-placed, with a pretty even split between those who prefer the turf and those who prefer the dirt.\u00a0 Medaglia D\u2019Oro ($200,000), the #12 ranked US sire in 2018, is equally adept in the sim, as his 2018 sim crop currently ranks #22 overall.\u00a0 That sim crop includes 100 winners out of 158 runners, 9 of which have won stakes races (2 graded stakes winners).\u00a0 Among those is Barbara Bites Back<\/b>, winner of the 2019 Bluegrass Oaks-G1<\/span>. <\/b>His sim foals have a strong preference for routing (70% of earnings in routes), which is in line with his real world 7.69 AWD and 8.28 sim AWD, and they have a slight favoritism towards dirt (61% on dirt).\u00a0 The Medaglia D\u2019Oro x Awesome Again cross has been used 27 times in the past 5 years, and although 23 of those have won races, only 1 is a stakes winner (a dirt sprinter).\u00a0 The combination has actually shown a slight preference for routing, and a slightly greater preference for dirt racing.\u00a0 This Time Gold (DI: 3.00, CD: 0.72) seems well suited for this distance and surface based on pedigree, but he\u2019ll need to take a big step forward off of his past races to really compete here.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Low<\/p>\n

#8 – Intoishe<\/b> (Into Mischief x Oishe [Distorted Humor x Bernardini]) \u2013 Owned by given00<\/i> \u2013 9\/2<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 3:1-1-0; $47,770<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Intoishe, the sponsor of the race, was a slow starter in his debut but made a big jump in race #2.\u00a0 In that race, a 6.5f MSW on April 28, Intoishe sat towards the back early and moved forward late, running out of racing room just<\/i> before the finish line and missing by a head, but he saw a big SP jump from 63 to 75 for the race.\u00a0 The winner of that race came back to run 2nd<\/sup> with an 80 SP in an open allowance next time out.\u00a0 Yankee Storm King, meanwhile, had no problem taking care of business in his 3rd<\/sup> race, sitting at the back early but closing to win by 1-1\/4 length, with a 76 SP.\u00a0 Intoishe is the first foal by 5yo mare Oishe, and is by Into Mischief.\u00a0 Oishe was an excellent runner on the track, with 10 wins in her 22 race career.\u00a0 Among those wins were 2 G2 dirt miles, which is where she did her best running.\u00a0 Into Mischief ($150,000), the #4 ranked US sire in 2018, was a dirt sprinter in his racing career but he\u2019s been known to throw a longer distance runner from time to time in the real world.\u00a0 In the sim, his 2018 crop currently ranks #11 overall, with 100 winners from 143 runners to date (and his 2019 crop is currently ranked #1).\u00a0 Of those, only 5 have won a stakes, but 2 of those are Graded Stakes winners, including Sim Eclipse 2yo Dirt Colt of the Year <\/span>Into Being Nice<\/b>.\u00a0 <\/b>His sim foals, much like him in real life, are dirt sprinters (77% of earnings on dirt, 60% in routes), though his sim AWD of 7.00 is a little longer than his real world AWD of 6.72.\u00a0 Into Mischief has been bred to a Distorted Humor mare 17 times in the past 5 years, resulting in 12 winners, one of whom is a stakes winning dirt sprinter.\u00a0 In fact, the overwhelming majority of those sim horses are dirt sprinters.\u00a0 Intoishe (DI: 3.00; CD: 0.67) might be gearing up for a campaign in longer races, but today\u2019s 7f distance should fit him perfectly and he is a top contender here.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: Medium<\/p>\n

#9 – Buzz Quality<\/b> (Uncle Mo x Deputy Cat [Deputy Minister x Storm Cat]) \u2013 Owned by smokeglack<\/i> \u2013 4\/1<\/p>\n

Race Record<\/span>: 2:1-0-0; $20,220<\/p>\n

Capsule<\/span>: Buzz Quality struggled mightily in his debut in an ASR residency-restricted MSW at 6.5f, where he broke towards the back and stayed there.\u00a0 But he came back 1 month later, on May 30, and showed that he just needed to understand what it was like to race.\u00a0 In that 5.5f MSW, he broke midpack early but picked off horses in the stretch, making his way through the pack and ultimately winning by \u00be length, earning a 68 SP.\u00a0 Buzz Quality is by top sire Uncle Mo, and is the 10th<\/sup> foal out of stellar sim mare Deputy Cat.\u00a0 Uncle Mo ($125,000), the #13 ranked US sire in 2018, was a multiple G1 winner at 8-8.5f and has been a top real world sire for years.\u00a0 In the sim, his 2018 crop currently ranks #10 overall, with 127 winners from 185 runners to date.\u00a0 7 of those have won stakes races, but only 1 thus far has earned a graded stakes victory.\u00a0 His sim foals strongly prefer the dirt (75% of earnings on dirt), though there is a pretty even split between sprints and routes (7.37 sim AWD), which is a little surprising given Uncle Mo\u2019s real world preference for routers (7.38 AWD; note that US AWDs are typically lower because of the prevalence of sprints).\u00a0 Deputy Cat is the best producing sim mare that the Future Stars Series has profiled this year.\u00a0 On the track, she was a 4 time stakes winning (and 9-time stakes placed) dirt sprinter who won 16 of her 56 career races.\u00a0 In the breeding shed, she\u2019s been even better, especially recently, with 5 of her 10 foals being stakes winners (and a 6th<\/sup> being stakes placed).\u00a0 Among those are 5yo Buzzing Quality<\/b> (Quality Road<\/i>), the 2017 Sim Eclipse Award winning Dirt Sprinter, G1-winning 4yo dirt sprinter Fade Back to Black <\/b>(Tapit<\/i>), and G2-winning 3yo What Ever Ya Like<\/b> (Union Rags<\/i>), who is currently the #2-ranked 3yo dirt route colt who was 15th<\/sup> in the 2019 Bluegrass Derby<\/span>.\u00a0 Uncle Mo has been bred to a Deputy Minister mare 15 times in the past 5 years, resulting in 12 winners to date, one of whom is a G2-winning dirt sprinter, which is in line with the fact that most of the Uncle Mo x Deputy Minister sim horses are primarily dirt sprinters.\u00a0 Buzz Quality\u2019s (DI: 1.00; CD: 0.00) pedigree alone would make him the favorite in this race and a potential star in the future (as a behind-the-scenes aside, his pedigree alone is what put this race into the series; just under half of the total points assigned to this race are from his pedigree alone), but his on track performance may need to take a step up to really be competitive.<\/p>\n

Watch Level<\/span>: High<\/p>\n

—<\/p>\n

In my attempt to go on a 2-race winning streak, I\u2019m struck by the fact that there seems to be almost no pace in this race.\u00a0 And therefore, I\u2019m gonna take the only horse who looks like he\u2019s interested in being anywhere near the front half of the field.\u00a0 So, I\u2019m going with Yankee Storm King<\/b> to win.\u00a0 After that, I\u2019ll take the sponsor Intoishe<\/b>, followed by the deep closer who came out of nowhere in his last race in Dalakhani Motor<\/b>.\u00a0 Good luck to everyone!<\/p>\n

Other races to watch this weekend:<\/p>\n

1)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Kentucky \u2013 Alw NW2L @ 7.5f-T<\/a><\/p>\n

2)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Louisiana \u2013 Alw NW2L @ 7.5f<\/a><\/p>\n

3)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 California \u2013 Alw NW2L @ 6f<\/a><\/p>\n

4)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Texas \u2013 Alw NW3L @ 7.5f-T<\/a><\/p>\n

5)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 California \u2013 Alw NW2L @ 7.5f<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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