Brad Cox has trained many good foals, but none as the two -time champion Monomoy girl . The chestnut chestnuts in Hartnails put COX on the map with their brave victory in the titles Kentucky Oaks (G1) and Two Breeders' Cup (G1). Now, just four years after the exit from Monomoy Girl, Cox may have found the heirs of the Brilliant mare in the heir Good cheer .
A perfect 5-for-5 life that is good cheer, will provide its unbeaten record in the Fair Grounds Oaks (G2) on March 22nd Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots. The $ 400,000 $ 400,000 for 3-year-old futlies for the winner on the way to the Kentucky Oaks takes over 100 points. Kentucky Oaks (G1) points for the second to fifth finisher are offered on a scale 50-25-15-10.
Godolphin Homebred Good Jubilee, a monster of a stuff, has shown every tendency that she can climb to the Monomoy Girl level. The daughter of Gold medal has conquered every obstacle to which it has met relatively easily and recorded an average profit margin of 7 3/4 lengths.
After her 6 1/4-long season opening current in Rachel Alexandra Stakes (G2) of the last month, good jubilation currently has 45 points on the Kentucky Oaks ranking behind it Peaceful side A foal that defeated in the Golden Rod Stakes 2024 (G2) Churchill DownsPresent Drexel Hill Present The face And Lovingly .
“I'm a figure and I hear that, but it doesn't work with her,” said Cox about the observation that the speed figures from good cheer did not significantly improve from 2 to 3. “
“It is just different. The word I always operate is the class. It is very wise. It is hard to explain whether you are not horses all the time, but it is mentally just different.”
Luis Saez, good companion of Good Cheer for her last four starts, will ride the Favorite of the Morgen Line of Post 7.
A victory on Saturday would give Cox his fourth winner in Fair Ground's Signature Oaks Prep for Fillies. The COX-trained rate Also bred and in possession of Godolphin, the running of last year grasps. He also ended up in successive expenses of the race Bonny South And Travel gap in 2020-21.
With the ecxeption of Gowell's joy And Bless the broken one The remote 2-3 finishers in the Rachel Alexandra, a good mood, takes on a crispy faces in the trade fair money.
Greenwell -Fullblut ' Rapid Could be a worthy candidate. The daughter of McKinzie Had an excellent youth campaign for coach Thomas Amoss, whom she broke with the virgin Saratoga Race Course in front of a second place in Keeneland'S Alcibiades Stakes (G1) and a third place that shows in the youth feet (G1) of the breeder techs of the Breeders' Cup. In view of the refreshment after the breeder cup, Quickick was a bit low in her 3-year debut in the Honeybee Stakes (G3) on February 23 in Oaklawn.
Quickick trains in front of the 2024 Breeders' Cup in del Mar
With a start under the belt and a recent driver in Tyler Gaffalione, it will be fascinating to see whether the speedy gicke from 2024 reappears on Saturday.
Oaklawn sender Jenkin From the Lindsay Shultz Barn, there is another hope of recovering from a penniless representation in the honeybee. The Shortleaf Stall Homebred had won two consecutive victories in Arkansas, including a season at the end of the year.
Your laughter A sporty winner of fair grounds rude Tampa Bay Downs. The Scrap Stutfolen had a nightmare start in the Suncoast, lost all chances when she threw her head into her bell and missed the break. Although she had lost valuable soil at an early stage, her laugh was a game throughout and stubbornly gathered to survive every horse except the winner.
Irad Ortiz Jr. gets the call to your laugh for coach Whit Beckman and owner/breeder Grantley Acres.
The youngest impressive debut goal scorer from the fair grounds Ahavah A half sister to the winner of class 1 Sturdy Makes the huge leap into her second career in Black-Art in her second career start for coach Cherie Devaux.
“If (Ahavah) did not have the constitution to do it physically and mentally, we would not try,” said Devaux. “But she seems to have that for her. It is a hard question to go against this level, but you go out of her own stand. I don't have to change anything with her. This will be a good guide for what should do with her in her career in the future.”
Findings from Thoro-Graph
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Ahavah made a good one in her debut (7 1/2), and when she goes forward, she is an critical candidate here. But single-digit horses are notoriously unpredictable, and it extends from a six-furgonian race. Nothing that she does on Saturday would surprise us well or badly.
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Her laugh is another one that sprinted well in her debut (7), but in Thoro-Graph terms she is back in the missions despite a victory and a second.
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Goller jubilation jumped to a large (5) in her second start and has remained at exactly this level in her three starts. Another 5 may be good enough to win this, but if she does justice to the hype in Louisville, she has to show it by moving forward.
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Secret belief has crossed into a state -bred operate, but this would definitely be the right choice, since the other race achieved difficult numbers with much less upward trend. Surprisingly, this Louisiana broke is the fastest foal of the race after running three times 4 1/4. Can she go for a long time? I don't know, but this is the right place to find out.
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Entries: FASIG-TIPTON FAIR Grounds Oaks (G2)
Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots, Saturday, March 22, 2025, race 11
- Class II
- 1 1/16m
- dirt
- 400,000 US dollars
- 3 yo folies
- 5:08 p.m. (local)
