{"id":6587,"date":"2008-09-18T05:08:06","date_gmt":"2008-09-18T05:08:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blacktypebugler.com\/?p=6587"},"modified":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","slug":"oldbtb_1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/btb.ehorseracing.com\/?p=6587","title":{"rendered":"Breeders Bowl Hopes Abound For Juvenile Fillies"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Margarine Stakes<\/FONT>
Grade II
A mile and one sixteenth
Fast Dirt
$250,000
2 years old fillies
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1\u00a0 STORM SPUN(KY)\u00a0 mrbigb\u00a0 S Bauder\u00a0 8\/1\u00a0
2\u00a0 EX WARRIOR(KY)\u00a0 gowand4\u00a0 V Townsend\u00a0 8\/1\u00a0
3\u00a0 JAMMIN’ IN SEATTLE(SAF)\u00a0 godiegogo\u00a0 M Belanger\u00a0 10\/1\u00a0
4\u00a0 BLOODFLOWERS(KY)\u00a0 lopo34\u00a0 N Linville\u00a0 5\/1\u00a0
5\u00a0 NINETY FIVE THESES(KY)\u00a0 theprofit\u00a0 B Renfroe\u00a0 6\/1\u00a0
6\u00a0 HEISSE LUFT(GER)\u00a0 robroe\u00a0 T Sherr\u00a0 11\/1\u00a0
7\u00a0 VALDESTALE(KY)\u00a0 valdes\u00a0 T LeVan\u00a0 6\/1\u00a0
8\u00a0 CALCULATING(ENG)\u00a0 bigears\u00a0 T King\u00a0 14\/1\u00a0
9\u00a0 LA FIAMMA(KY)\u00a0 super24\u00a0 R Heenan\u00a0 9\/1\u00a0
10\u00a0 CORONADO’S VOW(KY)\u00a0 esagin\u00a0 D Conrad\u00a0 13\/1\u00a0
11\u00a0 STORMY PETREL(KY)\u00a0 runstar\u00a0 Mo Johnson\u00a0 18\/1\u00a0
12\u00a0 QUEENSLAND STORM(AUS)\u00a0 graywolf6\u00a0 T Griffin\u00a0 28\/1\u00a0
13\u00a0 TONE(IRE)\u00a0 graywolf2\u00a0 R LeVan\u00a0 22\/1\u00a0
14\u00a0 U THINK I KNOW(NY)\u00a0 graywolf20\u00a0 M Welborne\u00a0 14\/1 <\/DIV>
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The Margarine is one of two graded stakes on a fine Ontario card this Saturday.\u00a0 It is fashioned for freshman fillies at the distance of one mile and one sixteenth on the main course.\u00a0 Let’s look at the field in post position order.<\/DIV>
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Storm Spun<\/STRONG> is my baby!\u00a0 She’s\u00a0handled both surfaces well\u00a0so if she fails to impress this week, it will be back to the lawn.\u00a0 Her mom, Storm Queen,\u00a0was strictly a turf horse.\u00a0 But two\u00a0of\u00a0the Hard Spun filly’s three siblings love the dirt.\u00a0 Stalker type\u00a0should be within range turning for home so\u00a0her\u00a0question of class will be answered in the final eighth of a mile.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/DIV>
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Ex Warrior<\/STRONG> is developing nicely for the Goforwand Stables.\u00a0 The big A. P. Warrior filly has never missed the board in six lifetime tries.\u00a0 Two back she was a solid third in the Grade III Lean Machine at Cheesehead Downs and last time out was beaten only a neck in an Illinois listed event.\u00a0 The daughter of stakes winner Dancer Exchange is a serious threat this week.<\/DIV>
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Jammin’ In Seattle<\/STRONG> represents OK David’s Red Dirt Runners<\/FONT>.\u00a0 The new bridegroom has to be happy with his flashy chestnut daughter of the little known and lesser used stallion Jam Alley.\u00a0 She is three for three\u00a0in the money and posted a solid 80 speed rating finishing second in a mile allowance last time out.\u00a0 Needs only a small step forward to contend this weekend.<\/DIV>
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Favored Bloodflowers<\/STRONG> hails from Waremblem’s Winterfell Racing operation.\u00a0 The Equinics silver medalist has posted back-to-back 86 speed ratings and is already a stakes winner.\u00a0 Her dam, the prolific stakes producer Pro\u00a0Cat,\u00a0will be\u00a0eligible for open breeding.\u00a0 I have a feeling someone will take a chance on her rather early.\u00a0 Especially if she is the dam of three graded winners which most certainly is possible.\u00a0 A lot of jocks should have a nice view of the back of\u00a0the owner’s distinctive red, white and black silks with the big white star.\u00a0 <\/DIV>
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If at first, second, third, fourth or fifth you don’t succeed, try, try, try, try, try again.\u00a0 Ninety Five Theses<\/STRONG> would never have been bred by a lot of trainers.\u00a0 Her dam, Chase Seattle, was awful.\u00a0\u00a0Never hit the board in eleven career starts before mercifully being retired.\u00a0 Four of her first five foals\u00a0were useless\u00a0and the other was just an ordinary allowance horse.\u00a0 But number six is special, a testament to The Profit’s determination.\u00a0\u00a0His Johannesburg filly has won two stakes including\u00a0the Grade III Lean Machine.\u00a0\u00a0One of many with a legitimate shot.\u00a0 <\/DIV>
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Ireland based Brisma sends out Heisse Luft<\/STRONG> for this test.\u00a0 The daughter of Monsun and career claimer Hot Pony is perfect on dirt in her brief career.\u00a0 Two for two.\u00a0 Including a listed stake in Italy.\u00a0 Hot Pony (Polish Patriot) was almost as bad as Chase Seattle.\u00a0 One for twenty eight lifetime and no speed ratings above seventy nine.\u00a0\u00a0Brisma claimed her and she tanked twice at odds of 85-1 and 82-1.\u00a0\u00a0But the breeding to Monsun worked out great and all’s well that ends well.\u00a0 <\/DIV>
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Veteran trainer Fernando sends out his deadly, deep closing Valdestale<\/STRONG> for the Margarine.\u00a0 The striking Tale Of The Cat filly ran past\u00a0every rival in winning each of her first three races before falling short in Equinics.\u00a0 But even in defeat, the daughter of multiple stakes winner Valdeslew was super impressive, passing ten of her thirteen rivals before running out of ground.\u00a0 Perhaps the added distance will be just what the doctor ordered.<\/DIV>
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A monster on the grass thus far, Calculating<\/STRONG> tries dirt for the first time this week.\u00a0 The pride and joy of Pedro’s Racing Empire has never been worse than second.\u00a0 She is stakes placed twice and has won a mile allowance race.\u00a0 So the distance should prove no barrier to the Shamardal x Ms Dixieland filly.\u00a0 Can she switch surfaces and become a graded winner like her mom?\u00a0 Tune in Saturday for the answer.<\/DIV>
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The Supers\u00a0look to take down the\u00a0lion’s share of\u00a0the quarter million dollar purse with\u00a0their\u00a0off track\u00a0loving La Fiamma<\/STRONG>.\u00a0\u00a0The Bernardini\u00a0filly is a third generation\u00a0super<\/EM>star being the granddaughter of the brilliant, graded millionaire Baylee’s Dreamer and a daughter of Destined (Rahy).\u00a0 La Fiamma won the Grade III Shut-Yer-Lips Juvenile over a good track last time out and was twice victorious in the slop to begin her career.\u00a0 The dry conditions shouldn’t be a major deterrent as she is stakes placed on dry dirt.\u00a0 Big shot at a decent price.<\/DIV>
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Coronado’s Vow<\/STRONG> (Broken Vow) will be making her added money debut on Saturday.\u00a0 She has performed admirably against allowance competition so far.\u00a0 The first foal of Blackcountry Chris is a long shot to carry the unique Pittsburgh Steelers colors of Out In Front Inc. into the winners circle, but stranger things have happened.\u00a0 Her last try, a dirt mile\u00a0allowance win at Hoosier Park,\u00a0resulted in an 81 speed figure and we all know that juvy fillies\u00a0often\u00a0improve or regress\u00a0quite a bit from one start to the next.\u00a0 Upset potential.<\/DIV>
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Stormy Petrel<\/STRONG>\u00a0represents the\u00a0newest Great Plains residency member,\u00a0Rising Star Stables.\u00a0 Sarah my rue the day she joined up with that irreverent bunch, but she’ll never regret\u00a0breeding this filly.\u00a0 The daughter of Dehere and career claimer Turnfour (Cape Canaveral) has not missed the board in four lifetime starts and\u00a0fell just a scant nose shy of winning a Tennessee stake last time out.\u00a0 Likes to be on or near the pace.\u00a0\u00a0Long shot may last longer than expected.\u00a0 <\/DIV>
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OK, anybody know exactly what Graywolf did to incur the displeasure of the racing gods?\u00a0 Besides just being Graywolf, that is, which might be enough, now that I think of it.\u00a0 I mean, what are the\u00a0chances of entering three horses into a race and landing\u00a0all three outside posts in a random draw?\u00a0 Kaif could probably calculate the odds.\u00a0 It has to be a ginormous number.<\/DIV>
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The first of Graywolf’s luckless lasses is the longest shot on the board.\u00a0 Queensland Storm<\/STRONG> actually looks pretty good.\u00a0 After a forgettable debut on turf, she won her first dirt try and then finished second in a main course listed stake.\u00a0 Speed numbers\u00a0have been\u00a0rapidly improving so this lady\u00a0might just possibly\u00a0outrun her odds.<\/DIV>
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Tone <\/STRONG>is another nice looking long shot.\u00a0 She won a listed stake with a 79 speed figure last time out and is three for five lifetime on dirt.\u00a0 I could easily see the only stakes winning daughter of her sire, Wolfe Tone, wreaking havoc upon the favorites.<\/DIV>
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Last but not least is U Think I Know<\/STRONG>.\u00a0 Graywolf’s obscurely bred filly is by Utopia\u00a0and out of Axium Electra who is by Dahyah.\u00a0 She returns to North America following a fairly successful pilgrimage to Dubai.\u00a0 After splitting the field in the Grade II Red Fish Blue Fish, the New York bred set all the pace in a listed sprint before being\u00a0beaten right on the line.\u00a0 She earned a career best 82\u00a0speed number for that effort and needs only minor improvement to share
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There they are.\u00a0 The fourteen hopefuls.\u00a0 A potential Breeders Bowl starting berth on the line.\u00a0 Stop by Saturday and see what happens.<\/DIV>
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