November - QHRAI
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November - QHRAI
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<strong>QHRAI</strong> News<br />
Kelly Lynn Photography<br />
Kelly Lynn Photography<br />
Lori Ritz / Coady Photography<br />
Kelly Lynn Photography<br />
TELLER SWEET NOTHINS<br />
MOVED UP IN HEARTLAND<br />
FUTURITY<br />
Teller Sweet Nothins was named the winner of the<br />
$118,920 Heartland Futurity after Habits Secret<br />
drifted out and was disqualified and placed second<br />
for interference.<br />
Racing for John Wolpert, Teller<br />
Sweet Nothins came into the race<br />
with the second fastest qualifying<br />
time behind Princess Lil Bit. Wolpert<br />
also saddled the Teller Cartel filly<br />
out of the Streakin La Jolla mare<br />
Bits Of Bliss. Under jockey Yordanis<br />
Amaro, the bay miss completed the<br />
300 yards in :15.453 seconds, a 99<br />
speed index, losing by only a neck.<br />
The $65,406 winner’s purse pushes<br />
her career total to $72,706. Thomas<br />
Bradbury and Lisa Beauprez bred<br />
Teller Sweet Nothins in Colorado.<br />
Following the disqualification, Habits Secret, a colt of All<br />
American Futurity winner and first crop sire No Secrets<br />
Here, earned $23,784 for second. Owned and trained by Ricardo<br />
Martinez, the sorrel is technically still a maiden from<br />
three starts. He came into the finals off a fifth place effort<br />
and final qualifying time to the Heartland Futurity final.<br />
Ridden by Yordanis Amaro, Vessels Stallion Farm, LLC<br />
bred Habits Secret in California from the Apollo (TB) mare<br />
Habitual Dreamer.<br />
Lori Ritz / Coady Photography<br />
Another maiden, Huntin Ivory, finished a nose back in the<br />
show position, earning $11,892 for Starlet Hunt and David<br />
Tolle. Charlton Hunt trains the Ivory James gelding out of<br />
Baja Rosa, by Dean Miracle. Ridden by Victor Olivo, he<br />
bay was bred in Kansas.<br />
Completing the field were Salado Secret, Wrs Kool<br />
Blaze, Princess Lil Bit, Seis Got Zoom, Wrs Kool<br />
Corona and Casey Corona.<br />
CHILLED SIX PACK PUTS<br />
BLUE RIVER DERBY ON ICE<br />
Kelly Lynn Photography<br />
Raymond Vickie Duke’s Chilled Six Pack returned<br />
to the winner’s circle for the second<br />
straight time Saturday night after inching up<br />
on Princess Royal Blew in the $113,800 Blue<br />
River Derby. Under jockey Shanley Jackson,<br />
the brown gelding covered 350 yards in<br />
:18.010 seconds to win by a nose.<br />
It was the second career stakes victory for<br />
the John McCreary trainee. Last season the<br />
Chilled Corona-Six Packing Robin, by Packin<br />
Sixes Jr, won a futurity at Hoosier Park.<br />
The $62,690 winner’s purse on Saturday<br />
pushed his career mark over $142,000 with a<br />
Kelly Lynn Photography
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