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FANCY FIRST PRIZE BREAKS MAIDEN IN FIRST START
Fancy First Prize, under jockey Ivan Carnero, breaking her maiden Friday night at Remington Park.
© Dustin Orona PhotographyOKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MAY 7, 2016—Fancy First Prize, a 2-year-old half-sister to 2014 Remington Park Oklahoma Bred Futurity winner Im A Fancy Pyc broke her maiden in her first career start at Remington Park Friday night.
The daughter of champion Desirio, out of the Mr Jess Perry mare First Prize Fancy, broke sharp under jockey Ivan Carnero to win the 300 yard event by half-a-length. Conditioned by All American Futurity winning trainer Clinton Crawford, she recorded a :16.952 clocking.
Weetona Stanley is the owner/breeder of the filly. Fancy First Prize is the fourth 2-year-old winner for Desirio at the 2016 Remington Park Quarter Horse meet.
Im A Fancy Pyc won five of six career starts at 2 and earned $454,765. He was also the fastest qualifier to the 2014 $2.4 million All American Futurity(G1). He suffered a career ending injury in that race. The only loss for the son of Pyc Paint Your Wagon was an off-the-board performance following a troubled start in the $1.1. million Heritage Place Futurity(G1).
A sister to Grade 1 winners First Prize Leesa, First Carolina and First Prize Robin, First Prize Fancy is also the dam of 2015 Grade 3 Speedhorse Futurity winner Fast N Fancy (2 wins at 2, $88,379), South Florida Derby runner-up Pyc First Prize Fany ($92,303) and 2015 Firecracker Futurity(G2) runner-up First Fancy Prize (3 wins at 2, $76,157).