Highlights from the Ocala 2YO in training sale.
dirtyshirt
Senior Member
This guy is talking back to back wins:
Hip No. 41, a filly by High Cotton Revealing Blush, by Diplomatic Jet. Consigned by Crupis New Castle Farm, agent.
This filly is very precocious, said Jim Crupi of the $40,000 OBS August graduate. She worked in :10.1. I can see her winning the first baby race at Keeneland and then the first 2-year-old stakes race at Keeneland. Shes that type of filly.
For DC:
Hip No. 248, a colt by Discreet Cat Fontal, by Southern Halo (worked a co-bullet :9 4/5 during the preview) . Consigned by Eisaman Equine, agent.
This is an immensely talent Discreet Cat colt, said Eisaman. He is a classy acting colt with a great mind.
And finally, one who will win at the SPA:
Hip No. 288, a colt by Freud Im a Real Cowgirl, by Western Expression . Consigned by Crupis New Castle Farm, agent.
This colt will win going long at Saratoga, said Crupi. He breezed a quarter in :21 4/5. All of our horses have received a lot of attention. We had 350 cards here on the table when we started showing and were down to just a few left.
Read more on BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/76809/horses-to-watch-at-obs-march-sale#ixzz2NI8dG4At
Hip No. 41, a filly by High Cotton Revealing Blush, by Diplomatic Jet. Consigned by Crupis New Castle Farm, agent.
This filly is very precocious, said Jim Crupi of the $40,000 OBS August graduate. She worked in :10.1. I can see her winning the first baby race at Keeneland and then the first 2-year-old stakes race at Keeneland. Shes that type of filly.
For DC:
Hip No. 248, a colt by Discreet Cat Fontal, by Southern Halo (worked a co-bullet :9 4/5 during the preview) . Consigned by Eisaman Equine, agent.
This is an immensely talent Discreet Cat colt, said Eisaman. He is a classy acting colt with a great mind.
And finally, one who will win at the SPA:
Hip No. 288, a colt by Freud Im a Real Cowgirl, by Western Expression . Consigned by Crupis New Castle Farm, agent.
This colt will win going long at Saratoga, said Crupi. He breezed a quarter in :21 4/5. All of our horses have received a lot of attention. We had 350 cards here on the table when we started showing and were down to just a few left.
Read more on BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/76809/horses-to-watch-at-obs-march-sale#ixzz2NI8dG4At
Comments
Let's keep an eye out for the High Cotton filly. I just remembered this.
High Cotton was bred to the same dam back in 2008 and produced an unraced fillie named Whitney's Machine.
Passion Stables is based in Pembrook Pines florida and it was started in 2010. Possible connections near that location are O'Connell, JD Braddy, and Dickhead Rick Porter of Fox Hills Farm.
Passion Stables, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of a South Florida trainer named Antonio Cioffi, who is still very active and runs mostly at CRC. Apparently also involved in Vet supply business. OK, enough time spent on this now I'm back to cappin Wed races at Oaklawn!
And another full 2009 filly named Highjinxtress purchased by Reintree, Inc, who appears unraced.
Ok, let figure out why this vet paid 125k for a horse, especially one with that comment line from the consignor. But let's do it later, I'm busy too.
DC?
DC, you ever track theses down?
The Discreet Cat colt is named Superlooper. He worked one furlong @ Hollywood in early April and then disappeared. Not a good sign.
The Freud colt is named Lonely Cowboy. Can't find any workout info on that one at all. In fact, i couldn't even find him in the Equibase or DRF database. Possible his name has been changed, i suppose. I guess we'll find out later (if he ever turns up at all). I'll try to remember to bump this thread in another month or so. Not looking good though, considering it's almost June and you can barely find the horses on the map.
Huge thanks anyways.