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Coronado's Quest

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Owner(s):

Stuart S. Janney III -

Trainer:

Claude R. McGaughey III

Bred:

Kentucky (USA) by Stuart S. Janney III - Stonerside Stable

Pedigree:

Forty Niner - Laughing Look by Damascus

Rating:

7.57/10

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Kentucky Derby Pedigree Profile - Hear The Ghost

The improving gelding is California's newest star. Can he join Funny Cide and Mine That Bird as geldings to have won the Kentucky Derby?Read More

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animalkingdom137 · Ghost is the most..... · 68 days ago ·

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amino998 · Nice to see this mare finally get to a better stallion. Coronado's Quest on the dam's side led to the gelding? Thanks · 67 days ago ·

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buckpasser · I like the Ghost's pedigree. I have always been fond of Ghostzapper. And on the dam side, you have in the pedigree Laughter who is a half sister to Ruffian. I remember Desert Trial the dam of VA very well as a race horse. Insilica is an unraced daughter of Buckpasser and Copper Canyon who was a nice race mare who went against Syrian Sea etc . I like his pedigree and think he has a real shot at the Derby. And because he is a gelding, we will be seeing him for awhile on the track. · 67 days ago ·

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buckpasser · It would be very ironic if the next TC winner is a gelding. · 67 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · It would be great if the TC winner is a gelding as we'll actually get to see him race for awhile. It seem's that the old saying about not having any Bsss is now reversed in horse racing, that's ironic, amusing, and hopefully a bit shameful for the owners of the breeding industry who forgot about the horse racing industry on the way to the bank. For myself it's really ironic in that Secretariat who I consider the best led the run for the gold. Sure circumstances were involved, but they always are. · 67 days ago ·

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marylandgq · I love this guy, but his biggest hurdle will be overocming the "gelding" tag in the Derby, even thuogh Funny Cide and MTB outran it. As long as he gets pace to run at (thank you Veraazano, Shanghai Bobby, Suppre Ninety Nine, and more), he's a threat. · 67 days ago ·

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rafirox · "like" on your comment, gq. · 67 days ago ·

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rafirox · Historically (If you don't believe me, watch previous derbies), the derby has a fast pace. Usually 22 4/5- 23 2/5. Historically, horses with EARLY energy distribution don't do well. That is what makes Bodemeister's placing last year was so special. The derby is always set up for sustained pressers or stalkers. Often closers will hit traffic, will be forced wide, or b/c of the pace, drop far behind the pace. The derby always favors sustained pressers, stalkers. Look back, shall we? I'll Have Another 2012. Animal Kingdom 2011 (mid pack). Super Saver? (don't remember). Big Brown 2008. Barbaro 2006. Smarty Jones 2004. Etc. This is a key way to handicap the derby, imo. I hit Smarty Jones, Barbaro, and Super Saver in the past ten years. I'm no hotshot handicapper in the derby (3 out of the last 10) however, utilizing this angle in the derby is key to $$$$$$$. · 67 days ago ·

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toni arias von hohenzollern · no es mal pedigree..pero si de pedigree se tratara..mejor el de oxbow.. depende de tantpos otros factores.. trainer is very very impoortant.."all work" whit head.... · 33 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Bodemeister was a presser not an early · 33 days ago ·

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cocoa2 · He broke fast enough to be anything he wanted. · 33 days ago ·

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Orb's Owner Has Mild Case of Derby Fever

Stuart Janney III is in the enviable position among the owners of the 10 entrants in Saturday’s $1 million Besilu Stables Florida Derby (G1) at Gulfstream Park. Orb, whom he bred and owns in partnership with the Phipps Stable, is the only colt with his ticket to Churchill Downs already punched.Read More

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Test Your Haskell IQ

In what ways will the 2012 three year-olds become part of the history of the Haskell? Let’s measure your Haskell IQ by answering these ten trivia questions.Read More

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BrianZipse · 1) The Monmouth Invitational 2) I'll take a shot and say '85 3 ) Bob Baffert 4) Craig Perret 5) Rachel Alexandra & Serrena's Song 6) Majestic Light-Wavering Monarch, Skip Trial-Skip Away, ??? 7) Majestic Light & Bet Twice 8) Majestic Light 9) I don't know 10) X *-Many times. My first was 1980, when the J-bred, Thanks to Tony shocked Amber Pass and Superbity. It would have been sooner, but NJ had a rule about no children at the track in those days. I will not be there this year. *-Rachel Alexandra is my favorite Haskell winner. · 308 days ago ·

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lisa.b.homestead · Have been to too many to count...have a full collection of Haskell Hats. Hoping they may be worth something one day : ) · 308 days ago ·

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lisa.b.homestead · Favorite Haskell winner...Skip Away, of course. Local faves, Sonny & Carolyn Hine's very talented grey. · 308 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · My first Haskell was 1976 and my favorite to this day is still Majestic Light. I will definitely be there this year. Hey Brian, did you have one of those 1988 Hats? · 308 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · I did ... some of those early ones were UGLY ;-) · 308 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Forty Niner: potential was never fully realized · 308 days ago ·

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BrianBarnett · My Favorite was Big Brown. It was great to see him back after his only loss. · 307 days ago ·

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travel_vic · The Brown one, the product of WINSTROL, not breeding or condtioning · 307 days ago ·

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DarleneManfra · Skip Away. · 295 days ago ·

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forego139 · I remember celebrating in the winner's circle with Sonny and Carolyn Hines after Skip Away won the Breeder's Cup Classic at Hollywood Park The Home Of Champions. · 282 days ago ·

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Hello Haskell, My Old Friend

Hello Haskell, my old friend. It's almost time for you again... A child of the Garden State, there is no race so deep in my being as Monmouth's signature mile and an eighth. I still have goosebumps begotten of great Haskell's past, like the day Majestic Light scorched the summer earth, or the way Fi...Read More

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AndyScoggin · I wish you could join me at the Haskell this year. I will try and get you a 2011 Haskell Hat. Baffert loves the Haskell and the Monmouth Park management loves Baffert. I think the Monmouth surface is perfect for Coil's running style. Beware if Coil comes to NJ. I, too, loved Majestic Light. His 1976 victory was so exciting to me when I was a young horseplayer! · 674 days ago ·

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ScottDick · I think Pants On Fire is going to have a HUGE summer! Starting with this race. · 674 days ago ·

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zatt · Thank you Matt ... I wish I could be there as well. It is at a tough time of year for me, but, I will not let too many years go by without another Haskell. How many horses do you think would have touched Majestic Light on that afternoon 35 years ago? You and me both, Scott! · 674 days ago ·

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cpsoren121 · Wow, Zip this is turning out to be quite the race! LOVE the Haskell too!!! · 673 days ago ·

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ErnieMunick · Love the track, really love the people at the track. Haskell candidates...ehhhh · 673 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Looks good, doesn't it guys ... Hope to see another great Ernie Munick video to commemorate the occasion. · 673 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · Brian, the 1:47 that Majestic Light ran in 1976 still stands as the track record tied only once by the great race that Bet Twice ran in 1987. Next closest to that time was 1:47.21 by RACHEL! Majestic Light loved Monmouth as he followed up with another brilliant race at the Shore the next summer in what is now called the Iselin Handicap. For this year I don't know how to interpret that they sent Rattlesnake Bridge back to Belmont for McLaughlin to check him out. Sounds worrisome to me. · 673 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Uh-oh · 673 days ago ·

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girt · I wish Mucho Macho Man was running. · 673 days ago ·

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Laughing Look Euthanized

Stuart S. Janney III's Laughing Look, dam of grade I winner Coronado's Quest and two other stakes winners, was euthanized Sept. 10 because of complications from the infirmities of old age.Read More