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Pop Rox from Zilli Racing Stables Collared Longshot Pacesetter Magala in the middle of the route and returned a bid of 4-5 favorite-R-victories to conquer 6 in the Gulfstream Park on March 21st and to give trainers Michael Depaulo His 1,000. Career victory.
Pop Rox ($ 40.60) from seven-pound apprentice Micah husband, covered 5 ½ Furlongs in 1: 05.39 over a quick main route to win the claim event for 3-year stitch foals up to three quarters with one length.
First and foremost in Woodbine with a winter base in Palm Meadows, Gulfstreams satellite trainage in Palm Beach County, Depaulo had to wait a little in the milestone because he had been winning 999 since last autumn. He had three seconds and a third of his first 22 starters before recording his first victory against the 2024-2025 championship meeting.
“This last took forever. It's just nice to do it,” said the son Joseph, who works for his father. Depaulos woman and assistant Josie already build the wooden bine stable for the 2025 season. “This is a good owner, and I'm just looking forward to winning at any time.”
The other coaches from Woodbine who reached the 1,000 -win -Meine stone include Reade Baker (1119) and Josie Carroll, 1025. Roger Attfield has 2,031 victories, Bob Tiller is 3,974 victories from early days.
In fact, the owner Rob Marzilli from Ontario has been with Depaulo for a decade and rises through the trainer. One of the first horses that Marzilli owned was Caren, a chairman of the company that Depaulo bought in 2014 when selling Kentucky Yearling for $ 45,000. Caren was the horse of the year 2016 and a 3-year stut foal in Canada. It earned over $ 800,000.
Pop Rox is an Ontario bred by Munich, which was bred by Howard Walton and was planned for another coach in three races last year. Depaulo had started she in Gulfstream three times and dropped her sharply in class and added turn signals to $ 12,500 on Friday.
“She broke well and the jock made her a good trip,” said Depaulo. “We expected to get a little bit of it, and that was exactly what happened.”
The sympathetic landfill was born in Toronto and started as a hotwalker at the age of 19. Three years later, he took out his trainer's license. He ran with his first horse, Lady, on May 17, 1986 in Woodbine and achieved his first victory with a breathtaking Sable on April 15, 1987 in Greenwood.
Depulo trained two millionaires during his career – Pender Harbor and Krz Ruckus. 10 missions were won in seven-graded Pender Harbor, including two thirds of the Canadian triple crown, the Prince of Wales and Breederers' Stakes, who received the sovereign Award as a 3-year champion in 2011. Krz Ruckus in class 3 in the class was won 17 races, including eight bricks.
Other top horses are the 2006 winner of the Prince of Wales Shillelagh Slew; Winner of 3 class 3, Canadian sprinter from 2016; And class 2 winner for action.
“We had some good horses on the way. We were a horse of the year and were lucky enough to win some large races,” said Depaulo. “They all count. Everyone works tough. I'm just looking forward to coming here.”
