You hear an article by Canadian Thororbred.com. Ashley's archer, my youthful Prince and Casse Canadian Update by: Jennifer Morrison | .
King's Plate Contender Ashley's archer It will be in action when the prestigious Keeland meeting is opened this week in Lexington, Ky. The son of Karakontie (JPN), who recently is second in a dirt registration race in Tampa Bay Downs, is pointed out to another race on the main route.
trainer Mark Casse The Canadian thoroughbred on some of his stars from Canada and around 20 horses who were currently getting into Woodbine had training on the main line last week.
Ashleys Archer, who belonged to Gary Barber and Archer Racing, worked on Saturday in Churchill Downs on the dirt, four Furlongs in 48.80.
Champion and 2024 Soverägn Award finalist My youthful prince brought along in the training center of Casse in training. He scored four Furlongs 48.20 on March 28.
“I haven't decided yet where he will run,” said Casse. “You want to see how the three -year -old grew up a year ago to her four -year year.” My youthful prince won the plate process, Queenston and King Corrie Stakes last year and then ran a super race when he was in second place in the King's plate.
HarmfulA candidate for this year's Woodbine Oaks had a good breeze in the Casse training center last week, three Furlongs in 35.90. Another Canadian three-year-old, Stakes winner DinnerIs back in Woodbine and she has already recorded training. StormcastA finalist in several categories at the Sovereign Awards for 2024 is also on the right track for the novel year.
The timeless champion Arianna -Thread (BRZ), Anyone who is nine years vintage has had a number of workouts in Florida and was seen in a lawn -sprint -Stakes race in Churchill Downs. The Chestnut -Wallach won two sovereign awards in 2022 and was able to win another for 2024 as a lawn man.
A horse that said of which Paramount PrinceA finalist for older male main track 2024.
Casse will soon have a novel resident on his farm in Florida in 2021 The winner of Tampa Bay Derby, Helium, who retires on the farm. Helium raced for DJ Stable and won his girls' race and displays in Woodbine before winning the Tampa Bay Derby. The gelding has placed more than a dozen times in races since this great victory, but never won again. It was claimed by DJ Stable for 32,000 US dollars in 2023 and continued to fell into class.
On March 25th in Parx, John Servis claimed Jamie Ness on behalf of DJ Stable for $ 5,000.
Jonathan Green by DJ Stable, which was published on 'X', “@dj_stable is proud to announce that '21 TB Derby winner & Ky Derby runner is now in retirement. Thanks to John Servis, @Tyler_servis @Markecasses, for the provision of Helium with his helium.
