Gone West Silks Ride
Gone West
against other champions!

Gone West

1984 - Horse | Deceased
I'm a fan
My Favorite
Trainer:
Bred:
Kentucky (USA) by [Add Data]
Pedigree:
Rating:
 

What the Horse Racing Nation is saying about Gone West...

Blogger Matt Shifman takes a historical look at the New York Derby trail, as well as, what an infusion of money could mean to this year's road to Louisville through the Big Apple ...Read More
  • Show All 4 Comments
  • AndyScoggin · UPDATE: Here are some purse comparisons for MSW/Allowance NW1. New York: 65/62, Parx: 45/47, Santa Anita: 56/58, Gulfstream: 52/54 · 18 days ago ·
    like
  • AndyScoggin · UPDATE: The Withers closes with 42 nominations of which 20 are also entered in Sunday'sHoly Bull at GP. If Hansen runs in the Holy Bull that could mean a nice field at AQU. Withers nominees include: Algorithms, Alpha, Big Blue Nation, Casual Trick, Consortium, Discreet Dancer, Howe Great, My Adonis, Optimizer, Reveron, State of Play, and Trinniberg. All are nominated for the Holy Bull except State of Play. · 18 days ago ·
    like
As one of the finest trainers going, Larry Jones knows good horseflesh when he sees it, so when he says he’s very happy with a young horse this time of year, it makes sense to listen. Clearly Havre de Grace, likely to be rewarded with the Horse of the Year in a matter of days, is the stable star, bu...Read More
  • Show All 4 Comments
  • waya · I think you are right about Jones. He has already done it with the fillies, maybe Mr. Bowling will be his first real Derby, Preakness, and Belmont threat. · 26 days ago ·
    like
  • BrianZipse · Game win for Mr. Bowling, but he will need to improve to be a major player down the road. · 19 days ago ·
    like
Brilliant Speed’s pedigree is similar to that of one of the most popular and talented Derby winners in recent times, Barbaro. That valiant Champion proved that he was equally adept over dirt and turf. Let’s take a closer look at Brilliant Speed’s bloodlines to discover if he has what it takes to be ...Read More
  • ajump08 · I felt lucky win this guy won. I made two bets on the Blue Grass an exacta that keyed King Congie, and a small win bet on the other Albertrani trainee, Brilliant Speed. I was cheering for King Congie and got that losing feeling when I saw Twinspired approaching. I then saw some horse flying on the outside, and at first look I thought he lost. At this point I still had no idea it was the 5 since the saddle clothes were all the same color. Then I look at the shudder cam and see that it was the 5, Brilliant Speed, that closed. I was now even more depressed because I though he'd lost. Well, after a lengthy photo they put up the 5 and I along with the men surrounding me at the Charles Town simulcasting facility were elated. Anyway I can't say I see Brilliant Speed being much on dirt. Soldat made that move, but his dirt races were solid and his breeding was more tailored towards dirt. · 297 days ago ·
    like
Saddler's Wells and Gone West, two of the most profilic stallions in the World. Of course Saddler's Wells is the sire of horses such as Galileo, Beat Hallow, El Prado, Islington, In the Wings and many others. Gone West is the sire of Speightstown, Elusive Quality, Zaftig, Came Hone, Proud Citizen, M...Read More
Gone West, who carved out a successful branch of the Mr. Prospector sire line all his own as the sire of 98 stakes winners, was euthanized the night of Sept. 7 because of complications following colic surgery. The 25-year-old stallion, who was pensioned after this year’s breeding season because of d...Read More
Gone West, a prominent sire while standing at Mill Ridge Farm near Lexington, will be pensioned after he finishes breeding this year.Read More
By STEVEN CRIST Published: June 7, 1987 LEAD: Bet Twice, a narrow runner-up in both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, reversed those decisions with a vengeance in the 119th running of the Belmont Stakes yesterday to deprive Alysheba of racing's Triple Crown. Read More
By JOSEPH DURSO Published: June 11, 2000 While the spirits of the missing superstars Fusaichi Pegasus and Red Bullet were hanging over the homestretch, the 132nd Belmont Stakes was run yesterday with a cast of 11 horses of far less magnitude. And the one who got there first was one of the least like...Read More
By Bill Christine August 26, 2002 The only way to beat War Emblem might be to give him the gate, but another bad start for the Kentucky Derby winner shouldn’t detract from Came Home’s authoritative win Sunday in the $1-million Pacific Classic at Del Mar.Read More

Gone West - Race Results & Past Performances

Date(Descending)
Fin
Jockey
Tr
#
Dist.[Filter]
Sf.
Race
$
Cnd
1st
2nd
3rd
Time
View DetailsView Video06/06/876thE MapleBel81 1/2mDBelmont Stakes-G103 MBet TwiceCryptoclearanceGulch2:28.20