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Barbieri's Victory & Battle of the Noses
Written by: Stormy on January 21st, 2012
Good day! With the two-year-olds kicking off in their first races as of this week, things have become busy, busy, busy! Never fear though! For those of you who are keeping an eye on the stakes races this weekend, it has become one wild ride! Remember, the prep races for the annual Equination.net Derby will be running as of tomorrow! However, lets not forget those lovely ladies out there who are attempting to gain the Triple Tiara as of this year! Yes, you know who they are folks! The prep race for the girls, A Stitch In Time Stakes, was underway today in the Japan Conference.
In a wire to wire fashion, Kylandee Lincoln, bred by Ranni Park Thoroughbreds and owned by Barbieri Stable, made a stellar run around the track! She shot out of the gate like a rocket folks and while IVERAGH and Nehalennia sought to keep up with the dominating chestnut filly, the three-year-old still showed she had a lot of game left in her as she hit the final stretch! Drawing away slowly but surely, she opened up and maintained a two and a half length lead, in spite of the rest of the field attempting to close in on her! As the champion of this year's A Stitch In Time Stakes (GIII event), will she continue to go onto bigger and better things? Having earnings of $554,500 to date and a lifetime race record of 8-6-2-0, people will have to believe so!
While Deliverance attempted to deliver Oakland Bay Acres the win itself, this homebred mare of the stable was a marvel to behold as she cut through the field in the last quarter mile or so. Winning second place in a photo finish, she took advantage of Nehalennia's weariness for Nehalennia valiantly attempted to keep up with Kylandee Lincoln herself. She carries under her girth $553,000 in earnings and a record of 10-8-2-0. As a possible fierce contender of the Triple Tiara, it goes to show, she does enjoy being in the winner's circle. Humorously dubbed the Scarlet Slingshot by this writer, another question has to be asked. Will the daughter of The Spartan be able to fly over the stretch when her next graded stakes appearance comes?
Nehalennia. Sired by River God out of Neneth, she is a homebred of DaMar Morning Stables. One has to say, the stamina she showed out on the track today was exceptional. She fought with Deliverance down the stretch in a head to head battle, and even though she was smacked upon the nose by Deliverance in a metaphorical fashion, her attention upon the chestnut filly did not waver, keeping her ahead of the fourth place runner, Gypsy Road, by half a length. The dark bay/brown filly has become faster each time she has set foot upon the track and at this moment, the sky is the absolute limit for her. While her record may not be as impressive as the other two chestnut fillies in a lifetime of 9-4-3-1, she's brought in earnings of $376,500.
Lets just say... the field was tough. On the day of the Equination.net Oaks, the field may just become tougher! There are still some fillies out there that have yet to appear in the graded stakes! Until then, keep watch and cheer on the horses you love!
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