The rise of Sunday Silence

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tachyon
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mahubah wrote: Sun Aug 11, 2024 3:12 pm
tachyon wrote: Sun Aug 11, 2024 1:05 am
mahubah wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 11:07 pm

Knew you wouldn't miss!
:D
I've been waiting for this day to come, haha! :D

Obviously the Sorrento at Del Mar was the highlight of the day to me.
Nooni just won it and she could be seen less impressive than some had expected.
But it was only her second start and I think that she can improve more.

I had no idea until today about Win N Your In and her Sharp Susan entry at Gulfstream Park.
I was so impressed by the way she took out the race from off the pace.
She should get more distance!

Do you have any thoughts on the two Win Win Win fillies next outings?
Since Nooni is in Bob Baffert's barn, my guess is that she'll stay on the West Coast trail for 2yo fillies and will likely have her next start in the FanDuel Racing Del Mar Debutante Stakes (G1) at 7 furlongs on September 7. Win N Your In is in the barn of Carlos David, who is based at Gulfstream Park but does race at Saratoga (where he's had a couple of winners today) and Monmouth. If he thinks Win N Your In is good enough, he could point her to the 7-furlong Spinaway Stakes (G1) on August 31 at Saratoga off a three-week turnaround; otherwise, you'll probably see her next in the Desert Vixen division of the Florida Sire Stakes series for 2yos on September 7 at Gulfstream---probably a softer spot as it's a 6-furlong race restricted to state-breds, and she would then be set up for competing in the Susan's Girl division on October 19 and the My Dear Girl on November 30.
Thank you very much!! - that's very helpful and informative!!! :D
I hope that Nooni will get an extra furlong without trouble next time out.
I was not at all familiar with Win N Your In's trainer Carlos David.
No doubt he will make a right decision for his promising filly!!

I would not imagine that Win Win Win babies are too precocious.
It looks like he got off to a good start and I only pray that this trend will continue.
Win Win Win is my sentimental favorite No.1 of all the stallions standing on this planet right now. :D
His success in the G1 Forego Stakes at Saratoga four years ago remains unforgettable to me.
Those NYRA and Bloodhorse photos of his with a rainbow in the sky were incredibly beautiful!! 8-)

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tachyon
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-- from bloodhorse

''Win Win Win's Nooni Revitalizes Hat Trick Line'' :D :D :D
Porter on Pedigrees 8-) 8-) 8-)

https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... trick-line
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Sat Aug 17, 2024 10:00 pm

Grayosh Denies She Feels Pretty in Lake Placid
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... ake-placid

Yoshida has a grade II winner in Grayosh.
Bred in Kentucky by Susan Bedwell and out of the Paddy O' Prado mare Rosie O'Prado , Grayosh had been entered in the 2022 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Fall Yearling Sale and caught the eye of Flanagan's friend, bloodstock agent Jeff Macker.

"I really liked the sire Yoshida, that horse could run on this stuff (turf), the dirt, the highway, and he was a horse I really enjoyed betting. So I said (to Macker) let's do it," said Flanagan. A bid of $25,000 landed the filly from the Taylor Made Sales Agency consignment.
tachyon
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Starine wrote: Sat Aug 17, 2024 10:00 pm Grayosh Denies She Feels Pretty in Lake Placid
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... ake-placid

Yoshida has a grade II winner in Grayosh.
Bred in Kentucky by Susan Bedwell and out of the Paddy O' Prado mare Rosie O'Prado , Grayosh had been entered in the 2022 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Fall Yearling Sale and caught the eye of Flanagan's friend, bloodstock agent Jeff Macker.

"I really liked the sire Yoshida, that horse could run on this stuff (turf), the dirt, the highway, and he was a horse I really enjoyed betting. So I said (to Macker) let's do it," said Flanagan. A bid of $25,000 landed the filly from the Taylor Made Sales Agency consignment.
Thanks for sharing. :D
That's a heartwarming story! : 8-)
Best of luck to her and her connections!!!!
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Sun Aug 18, 2024 11:49 am

Continuous (Heart’s Cry x Fluff) won the G3 Royal Whip Stakes.

https://www.racingpost.com/news/reports ... M09F8AxlO/

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