Brothers to the G1-Winning Sprinter’s lead pack

The Prospect Watch illuminates the spotlight of young thoroughbreds poised to mark in sports. From the first starters carrying champion pedigree to lightly raced horses showing early promises, these choices represent the next generation of potential stars. Each horse is characterized by a connection between a grade 1 winner and a dam that acquires its own place through excellent breeding qualifications and generates stakes.

This week, the attention-grabbing female sprinter brothers are focusing on. These include Madison (G1) winner Positano Sunset half-sisters, multi-stage stakes billionaire brothers and sisters for the test (G1) winner Paola Queen.

Check out the highlights.

Tuesday

The mystery of the moon

Horseshoe Indiana Race 3 We introduce Moon Mystic, a three-year-old filly from Malibu Moon. The daughter of a successful stallion has earned prospect status through the boss of Mrs. Dam, the Brazilian third-year winner who won two staged stakes victory.

Moon Mystique competes more than six times on the ground in a special Maiden’s Way Race starting at Post 8 on an eight-person field. Alex Achard is riding trainer Ethan West and has odds for the 8-1 morning line, reflecting moderate expectations for his debut effort. The filly was raised for the owner, Abdul Rahman al-Jasmi. The combination of proven dams and successful stallions suggests the possibility of immediate impact.

cold

I’m competing again Horseshoe Indy Race 3 It’s cold, flattening the start of her second career is a 3-year-old filly. The daughter of the late AP Indy Stallion has won prospects through her sister Paola Queen, a Grade 1 winner who earned $431,000.

Cold’s first race effort took place on August 3 at Ellis Park, where she finished in distant 12th place with the 6-furlong dirt maiden. HRN Speed ​​figure. Long layoffs of over 10 months suggest that the connection took longer to develop the mares further. Manny Esquibel is riding trainer Robert Medina. The odds for the morning line are 20-1, showing little public confidence. She is racing for Newtown Annerstud Farm.

Thursday

More carats

Churchill Downs Race 1 Show more carats. The two-year-old filly is ready to make her career debut. The multi-talented studded daughter secured her lead status through her sister Positano Sunset, a Grade 1 sprinter who earned $869,000.

More Carats face five furlongs on the grass in the Maiden special weight contest starting at 6 posts on a 9 horsepower field. Chris Landeros has a riding assignment for trainer Ian Wilkes. The odds for the 8-1 morning line respect breeding, while acknowledging the unknowns of their debut performance. Philly will be racing six rows of stables, Randy Brock, John Saylor and David Hall, with the same group serving as breeders. The ready-made pedigree has proven to be particularly effective in Philly, adding optimism to this debut effort.

Dutch girl

Churchill Downs Race 5 A Dutch girl, a three-year-old Bayern mare, is starting her first career. The daughter of Twirling Candy has won prospect recognition through her sophomore stakes and a grade 3 winner with a $595,000 revenue.

The Dutch girl works on the soil with six furlongs in a special waytrace of the maiden, drawing a post 3 in 12 fields. Mario Gutierrez is riding trainer Brian Lynch and reflects moderate expectations of his first-time starter with odds on the 8-1 morning line. A mares race for the flying Dutch people raised by Donald Disney.

Lewinsky

I’m competing again Churchill Downs Race 5 Lewinsky is Tiz’s three-year-old filly and is the law that makes her racing debut. The daughter, a fan favorite and Belmont Stakes winner, secured prospect status with $636,000 through British third-year winner Dam Entangle. The dam’s international stakes success adds a great deal of appeal to this first-time starter.

Lewinski faces the same six-furlong maiden as a Dutch girl starting from post 2 on a 12 horsepower field. Brian Hernandez Jr. has trainer Brendan Walsh’s mount, with odds on the morning line being 8-1. Will Stroud and John Eilartsen’s mare race, raised by Newsted

Friday

accent

Penn National Race 5 Pen Mile, an accent to the British Colt by Pinatubo, Pen Mile has started his second career with the Stakes Company. The son of a precocious European stallion won leads through his semi-brother program deal, a Grade 1 winner that won $132 million.

Accent scored a stakes opportunity with an impressive debut victory at the Tampa Bay Downs on April 23, earning 94 while garnering a mile turf maiden on the neck. HRN Speed ​​figure. The gap of almost two months since its groundbreaking performance allows for more development under the guidance of trainer Chad Brown. The Flavien Prat takes the riding assignment with odds for the morning line at 8-1. Jeffrey’s Coltrace for Drunk is bred on Fitted Stads and Arrow Farms. The combination of European breeding, proven capabilities, and elite connections suggests important possibilities for continuous improvement.

Noguchi

Big A Race 6 Belmont Authentic Making presents Nogchi, a 3-year-old colt in his career debut. The son, the winner of the 2020 Kentucky Derby and Breeders’ Cup Classic, has earned his prospect status through his Half Brother, a Grade 2 winner that won $856,000. The brothers’ connections have shown consistent ability at the stakes level throughout his career, which means that the brothers’ connections provide solid credentials.

Noguchi will tackle six furlongs on the grass in a special maiden weight contest starting at five posts on a 12 horse field. Joel Rosario will be riding missions for trainer Chad Brown. Colt competes with Peter Blunt for a spending farm partnership, with spending acting as a breeder. The authentic pedigree shows early success in younger horses, and Chad Brown’s training adds a great deal of appeal to this debut effort.

immediately

I’m competing again Big A Race 6 Belmont Subito, a three-year-old colt from Speightstown, created his first career start. The son of an elite sprinter stallion has secured his prospect rankings through his half-sister duties, a Grade 1 winner who earned $1.38 million in her career.

Subito faces the same six-furlong grass maiden as Noguchi and draws an external post 12 in the competitive field. Jose Rezcano rides trainer Bill Mott. The Colt was raised for the mandatory breeding operation, Judd Monte, and it raises duties and shows maximum trust in the lineage. The combination of Speightstown Speed, proven family success and elite training connections creates great expectations for this debut performance.

Fruitful

Monmouth Park Race 3 The three-year-old filly making his racing debut on the fruitful roads introduces fruitful things. The consistently successful stallion has earned lead status through Dam Lady Apple, a Grade 3 winner who won $108 million and four staged stakes victory.

The fruitful one starts on the rails on a field of nine horses and competes over 1/16 miles on the grass in a special Maiden Way Race. Frankie Pennington has a mount of trainer Todd Precher. A mare race from Brookdale race raised by Phoenix Thoroughbreds. The Quality Road Sire line is effective in the grassy Philly, and coupled with the success of the stakes-winning dam, this debut offers significant potential to quickly showcase the class.

Fast cat

I’m competing again Churchill Downs Race 5 Friday at Cat Fast, with McKinzie’s 3-year-old Colt starting his third career. This son of Street Sense has earned his prospect status through his sister callback, a Grade 1 winner that won $291,000. The brothers’ connections provide breeding qualifications that maintain the rankings of Cat Fast prospects despite struggling with his first two starts.

Cat Fast’s recent efforts took place at the fairgrounds on February 15th. At the fairgrounds, he finished 8th in the 6-furlong dirt maiden, beaten 14 1/2 length while earning 84. HRN Speed ​​figure. A four-month layoff suggests that the connection provided additional time for development and maturation. Lewis Saes goes to pick up trainer Tom Amos’ mount, and the morning line odds show some confidence despite previous struggles. Greenwell Thoroughbred Coltraces are kept by Vincent Colbert. The early results are disappointing, but the ability of proven families keeps cats fast on the radar of prospects.

I have a lead this week.

Legend: div: age and sex. For 2-year-old Philly, it is the 2nd floor, and 2-year-old male (Coltz/Gelding), etc.

Top Brothers (Best Grade Stakes): Following the brothers that the highest level of the Grade Stakes won (G1, G2, G3), if two brothers are on the same level, the most money follows.

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