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Trappe Shot

5 year old Horse | Retired
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Owner(s):
Mill House, LLC
Trainer:
Kiaran P. McLaughlin
Bred:
Florida (USA) by Hobeau Farm
Pedigree:
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Trappe Shot has been retired to Claiborne Farm in Kentucky.   
Earlier this week I gave you the first half of my thoughts on the year end awards and now, after endless hours of contemplation, I give you Eclipse Awards … Part Two. Read More
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  • DeadHeat · annmatt, HDG could get 10f plenty fine, and I'm sorry, BL was not even close to a shoe in after her last race, and would not have been because of her two losses prior. FO who won at 10f finished behind HDG in the Classic, and I heard people just yelling about the fact that with one extra furlong he would catch her...how did that work? HDG does not seem to run her best over Churchill. She did not have an overly impressive work over the track this year and still finished well. Trying to say what could have been will drive anyone mad. BL is a great horse, but did not have it this season plain and simple. HDG should not get a minus becase her two losses to BL at 10f were by a neck and a whisker. You don't take off because she beat her at a shorter distance. If you do that then you might as well take off BL for beating her at a distance longer than 9f. The score was 1-1, even. It goes to the horse who did the most, Grace. · 87 days ago ·
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  • gocashking · Amazombie, by finishing the year with big wins in the Ancient Title and BC Sprint is a no brainer for the Sprint Champion Eclipse. It won't even be close. There's no way 7F and 8F wins will be rated higher than those two wins at the "traditional" sprint distance of 6F. Caling Flashpoint "brilliant" is also a bit of a stretch, I think. · 86 days ago ·
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Caleb's Posse stormed down the middle of the track to win Saturday's Breeders' Cup Mile at Churchill Downs. Read More
Don’t look now, but it’s that time…no, not Halloween, that is over. No, Not Thanksgiving, we still have a few more weeks to go. People, its Breeders Cup time!!! That means world class racing, big time rivalries, dynamic performance, and best of all handicapping galore for bettors! Read More
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  • kelvin615 · tomorrow is a big day for stay thirsty,,,,,,sorry uncle mo. · 95 days ago ·
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  • terry.lawrence1 · it is stay thirsty time.... the track is right for him. · 94 days ago ·
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The Factor was cooked when last seen in the G1 Ancient Title but will try to get back on track in Saturday's Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile at Churchill Downs. Read More
Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin worked the final four of his Breeders’ Cup contenders early Saturday morning over Belmont Park’s training track.   Under jockey Calvin Borel, Classic-bound Rattlesnake Bridge worked five furlongs in company with the Juvenile-bound Alpha, with the pair covering the dist...Read More
Everyone is talking about how the 1 mile distance suits Jackson Bend perfectly, which I think is right, but can't the same case been made for Trappe Shot? 2 turns isn't quite his game, looks like he wants a little more ground in his sprints & he has more tactical speed than Jackson Bend. If he brings his "A" game, I think its going to be tough for anyone to run him down.
Trappe Shot is entered in both the Breeders' Cup Sprint and the Dirt Mile contrary to the original lists. 
After weeks of consideration, the connections of Rattlesnake Bridge are "likely" to pre-enter the 3-year-old in the Breeders' Cup Classic, trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said Sunday. On Saturday, Rattlesnake Bridge breezed four furlongs in 48.43 seconds, .01 seconds faster than Trappe Shot. Both colts ar...Read More
Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said Sunday that his quartet of Breeders’ Cup horses would likely complete major preparations for their respective races at Belmont Park and ship to Churchill the week of the event. McLaughlin is planning to send Godolphin Racing’s dual Grade 1 winner It’s Tricky to the Lad...Read More
Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin reported Sunday that Alpha and Miss Netta, respective runner-up and third-place finishers in the Champagne and Frizette, had both emerged from their races in good order.   “Everyone came back in good shape and of this morning, all systems are ‘go’ for the Breeders’ Cup...Read More
I was all prepared to write that there are simply too many prep races today. I was going to say, whether it is for the Kentucky Derby or the Breeders’ Cup, the proliferation of prep races, spread out over numerous racetracks, and all occurring at virtually the same time, is not for the overall good ...Read More
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  • LAZMANNICK · I think that the concept of Super Saturday is great. It always has been. I was really looking forward to the day, but came away feeling kind of empty as if to ask the question, this is it? One concern is that the top level talent is spread very thin. The Beldame with five fillies, the favorite and one with a possible upset chance, and others that didn’t belong including LAT. Not much suspense. The Kelso scratched down to four entrants. There was possibly more suspense in wondering if Mo would move forward from the King Bishop and some suspense with J Bend because that one is an improving sort. Mo definitely was the highlight of the day. The Turf Classic maybe gave American Turf racing a bit of a shot in the arm. Cape Blanco was certainly all out to beat Dean’s Kitten and yet that one wasn’t all that far behind him when third in the Million. The Flower Bowl was a romp for Stacelita with the others all running for second money. The Vosburgh was the best race on the card in terms of depth of talent with some good sprinters and yet Giant Ryan dominated. Maybe the trouble at the start where Euroears and Apriority were taken out made it easier for him. What’s up with Trappe Shot? The JCGC was an extremely weak field for such a revered race. No G1 wins in a so called open G1 race. Flat Out’s first G1 win was dominant IMO. Stay Thirsty was a bust against older on a track he ran well on in the Belmont. Super Saturday used to be just that, but not anymore I’m afraid. · 128 days ago ·
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  • annmatt · I loved Super Saturday, followed by the Arc races on Super Sunday morning and then a few lesser races Sunday afternoon! But this was my first such Super weekend! I came up with my own version of “speed watching” wall-to-wall races. I discovered how to watch all of this action without getting overwhelmed. With a little organization and a couple of online services, it was a snap. After experiencing racing online, I actually prefer it to the slower pace of watching on national television primarily because I can tailor the viewing experience to my own tastes and pace! This type of action has to appeal to younger fans, I would think, since their attention span is about 20 seconds! Once all the services get up to speed with HD, I think watching horse racing online is the best way to experience the sport. Am I the last one to know this and do others "speed watch" the races this way? Am I weird? · 126 days ago ·
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Trappe Shot, fourth as the even-money favorite in Saturday's Vosburgh Invitational, was doing fine Sunday morning, trainer Kiaran McLaughlin reported. "He came out of the race in good shape, just unlucky," McLaughlin said. "He's had unlucky weather twice now. In his last two races, the track was mud...Read More
Giant Ryan had won five straight races – including the Grade 2 Smile Sprint Handicap, a “Win and You’re In” race for the Breeders’ Cup Sprint – but that didn’t command him much respect heading into the Grade 1, $350,000 Vosburgh Invitational Stakes at Belmont Park.   Sent off at odds of 12-1 in...Read More
Joe DePaolo's Super Saturday Preview continues with a look at the contentious field lined up for the Vosburgh Invitational (G1)Read More
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  • TriciaClemmensen · Lacks an A-lister, to the best of my knowledge when you win the BC sprint you are an A-lister. Go Big Drama but leave something in the tank for the BC. · 131 days ago ·
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  • JamesBenson · if this is all the east has to offer for this years BC sprint , good luck , euroears is not even the best sprinter in the west , and he looks to have this field over a barrel ! · 129 days ago ·
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Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin and owner Nicholas Brady's Mill House have one primary goal for their outstanding colt Trappe Shot - to see him in the winner's circle following a Grade 1 race. At Saratoga this past month, they came up a nose shy when Trappe Shot just missed nailing runaway front-runner Se...Read More
With an eye on the sky, trainer Kiaran McLaughlin elected to have Mill House’s Trappe Shot breeze one day early, with the 4-year-old posting a 49.45 four-furlong breeze Friday on the training track.Read More
As we spin out of the far turn and head to the homestretch of the 2011 racing season, ZATT takes a look at which performances have impressed him the most so far… Read More
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  • jmcleav · Shackleford is being underestimated again, I hope Romans gets smart and goes for the mile. · 138 days ago ·
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  • icyhotboo · Shackleford is SLOW at any distance but plze I can use the dead money in the pool. · 137 days ago ·
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Trappe Shot continued preparations for his engagement in the October 1 Grade 1 Vosburgh Invitational with a four-furlong breeze at Belmont on Saturday, working in company with stablemate Rattlesnake Bridge. The tandem was clocked in 49.90 seconds. Both colts are owned by Nicholas Brady's Mill House ...Read More
Trappe Shot, one of the top sprinters in the country, had his first breeze Thursday since coming up a nose short to Sean Avery in the Grade 1 Alfred G. Vanderbilt on August 7.   The Mill House-owned 4-year-old son of Tapit worked an easy half-mile on the main track in 49.73 seconds for trainer ...Read More

Trappe Shot - Pedigree

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Trappe Shot - Race Results & Past Performances

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View DetailsView Video11/05/114thJ VelazquezCD71 mileDBreeders' Cup Dirt Mile-G103+ MCaleb's PosseShacklefordTres Borrachos1:34.59
View DetailsView Video10/01/114thJ VelazquezBel76 fDVosburgh-G103+ MGiant RyanForce FreezeCaixa Eletronica1:09.10
View DetailsView Video08/07/112ndJ VelazquezSar106 fDAlfred G. Vanderbilt Hdcp.-G103+ MSean AveryTrappe ShotCalibrachoa1:09.71
View DetailsView Video06/11/111stJ VelazquezBel76 fDTrue North Hcp-G203+ MTrappe ShotThis Ones for PhilCalibrachoa1:08.86
View Details05/11/111stJ VelazquezBel86 fDWaldoboro03+ MTrappe ShotD' FunnyboneRule by Night1:09.03
View DetailsView Video08/28/109thA GarciaSar121 1/4 mDTravers Stakes-G103 MAfleet ExpressFly DownFirst Dude2:03.28
View DetailsView Video08/01/102ndA GarciaMth121 1/8 mDHaskell-G103 MLookin At LuckyTrappe ShotFirst Dude1:49.83
View DetailsView Video07/10/101stA GarciaMth111 1/16 mDLong Branch03 MTrappe ShotNacho FriendSouthern Ridge1:43.26
View DetailsView Video06/05/101stA GarciaBel47 fDAllow03+ MTrappe ShotTahitian WarriorTop It1:22.18
View DetailsView Video03/21/101stA GarciaGP36 1/2 fDAlwOC03 MTrappe ShotRoyal TroonWhat A Prince1:16.30
View DetailsView Video02/21/101stA GarciaGP56 fDMSW03 M (S)Trappe ShotSmoking The FieldMonte1:09.57
View Details07/29/095thA GarciaSar75 1/2 fDMSW02 MWestover WildcatNo Truth ToldAntenna1:05.19

 

 

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