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FAST PRIZE TRACY QUALIFIES FOR HERITAGE
PLACE JUVENILE IN FIRST START
Grade 1 stakesplaced Cr Sugar And Spice and Larry Payne winning the seventh trial race to Hertiage Place Futurity.
Photo Credit: Dustin Orona PhotographyOKLAHOMA CITY, OK—MAY 10, 2009—Weetona Stanley and W.E. Smith's Fast Prize Tracy posted the third fastest clocking for the $75,000 Heritage Place Juvenile during nine trials contested on Saturday night at Remington Park.
Two days of trials were conducted for the $1 million Heritage Place Futurity(G1) with the five fastest qualifiers from each night making the finals and the second five fastest moving into the Juvenile stakes.
After bobbling the start the full sister to world record holder Fast Prize Zoom finished a game second in the third trial heat. Ridden by G.R. Carter, Jr., and trained by Heath Taylor the Shazoom filly covered the 350 yards in :17.642 seconds. She earned a speed index of 94.
Remington Park Futurity third place finisher Cr Sugar And Spice won the seventh trial by ¾ of length in :17.671 seconds for the fourth fastest time in the Heritage Place Juvenile.
The Fly Jess Fly filly out of Wanna Be Me will join her full sister, Jess Wanna Fly who posted the fastest time to the Heritage Place Juvenile during Friday's trials. Bred by Weetona Stanley the gray miss races for W.R. Smith.
Cr Sugar And Spice has earned more than $92,000 this season and is trained by Stacey Hill and was ridden by Larry Payne. She ran her career record to 2-1-1 fromfour starts.
The ten qualifiers will return on May 30th to contest the Juvenile final. For a list of qualifiers click here.
Remington Park Futurity(G1) winner First Prize Leesa failed to make the Heritage Place Futurity after being disqualified and placed last for interference in the fifth trial.