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Uncle Mo

Owner(s):
Mike Repole  -  Repole Stable
Trainer:
Todd A. Pletcher
Bred:
Kentucky (USA) by Dr. D. Michael Cavey  -  [Add Data]
Pedigree:
Indian Charlie  -  Playa Maya  by  Arch
Rating:
 
 
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What the Horse Racing Nation is saying about Uncle Mo...

Looking amazing! https://twitter.com/ejplantain/status/319573884045250560/photo/1/large
My quest to find a few suitable stallions for 2012 Breeder's Cup Filly and Mare Sprint winner, Groupie Doll. Some choices are obvious, but at least one will certainly surprise you.Read More
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  • AndyScoggin · Sprinter to sprinter ... How about Kodiak Kowboy? · 59 days ago ·
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  • cocoa2 · TrueNicks F, the Silver Deputy / Posse inbreeding is something to watch. No major winners off the cross, even though I would like to see it. · 59 days ago ·
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Half brother. http://www.flickr.com/photos/hoosiershadow/7970387026/in/set-72157631545466003/
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  • cocoa2 · Be interesting to see if he has any shoulder after a few less buckets of oats · 83 days ago ·
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  • tcglory · yea i rember this one watching the sale live he went for 500k in the first select session · 83 days ago ·
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Can a bevy of young talent, led by Shanghai Bobby, Violence, and Overanalyze, help turn around the top trainer's luck and career record in the Kentucky DerbyRead More
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  • On The Gallop's · I never buy into the Pletcher hype during Derby prep Season, or Derby day itself if he has horses in the gate. · 86 days ago ·
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  • icyhotboo · On The Gallop's, wear and tear on thoroughbreds is more on dirt than turf, how can you compare apples to oranges? · 86 days ago ·
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Todd Pletcher sends undefeated Eclipse Award winner Shanghai Bobby into the Holy Bull as the likely favorite, but history is against the Champ winning his first start as a three-year-old.Read More
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  • Lisa111 · dani.pugh, I am very glad that I took the time to read your posts today. It allowed me the chance to revisit the entire race with a different mindset. As most who are looking to beat the favorite for a payoff one still must make the best decision no matter what the payoff is offering. I dont like going into a race being "afraid" of any horse so I went back and forgot about Bobbys name and the fact that he is the favorite. He will be on my exotics. Thanks again for your posts. · 118 days ago ·
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  • ruffianlover · I agree with dani. Bobby is similar to the Biscuit where he seems to enjoy a challenge. He seems to not like having a horse pass him. I think that he lost focus when on the lead and was not sure what to do now that he had the lead. As soon as he saw HHE come close to him- he was sort of like "Oh crap I have to run again- no way I let this guy pass me". He also showed he had that extra kick left in him when running very close to the flying pace with title contender at the begging of the race. Can this horse get the distance? Not sure yet. But is the Juvenile an accurate race to justify that he can't? No. · 118 days ago ·
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Champion Uncle Mo's first foal, a filly, arrived Jan. 4:
Perhaps a little premature, but I looked up the hypothetical mating of Uncle Mo and Groupie Doll on TrueNicks... A++
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  • cocoa2 · There is no way that the foal would run in classic distances, but with a mare like Groupie Doll, instead of wasting precious seasons to classic horses, we might as well breed to fast milers and sprinters. I'm looking at their conformation now. · 131 days ago ·
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  • cocoa2 · TrueNicks likes Quality Road x Groupie Doll too · 131 days ago ·
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It may no longer be fresh in the mind, but once upon a time, February 19, 2011, to be exact, Al Stall unveiled a well-bred son of Pulpit in a maiden special weight at Fair Grounds. What ensued, after the gates sprang open in the six furlong event, is stuff of legend. Uncle Mo, or no Uncle Mo, it wou...Read More
Many consider her the best of the three-year-old filly division, but does she deserve a year-end championship after only three starts this year?Read More
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  • travel_vic · It would suggest a terribly weak division if three starts won the prize · 190 days ago ·
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  • BrianZipse · My Miss Aurelia worked Monday at Santa Anita. Could a run in the Grade 1 La Brea, hoping to strengthen her Eclipse resume, be next? · 177 days ago ·
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Shanghai Bobby enters the Juvenile with the only undefeated record, but can he also keep another streak alive?Read More
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  • theprodigy34 · I think the Juvenile is Shanghai Bobby's race. But, you know what happens to a lot of Juvenile winners. Uncle Mo was an exception due to his health problems, but as we have seen, many Juvenile winners fail to become impressive later in their careers. It makes me wish the Juvenile winners weren't such big favorites in KY wagering scenarios, since most of the time they don't accomplish anything in the Derby. They may make it to the Derby, but that's about it. So far, only one Juvenile winner has gone on the the Kentucky Derby and won. · 204 days ago ·
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  • rafirox · Watch out for long shot, Monument. He is in all my exactas and Pick 4's. and stuff. I bet Fortify across. · 204 days ago ·
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Stay Thirsty, who ran a tough second in the TVG Jockey Club Gold Cup Invitational Stakes (gr. I) at Belmont Park Sept. 29, will enter stud in 2013 at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky. Plans call for the 4-year-old son of Bernardini to race once more. Read More
With Kentucky Derby fever in full flight, fans are clamoring for Union Rags – Hansen II. I’m all for that; a real honest to goodness rivalry through the Triple Crown would be great for our sport, but a couple of performances this past week have me very excited for the potential of another match-up. ...Read More
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  • RichardBlakley · Going to be the race of the Memorial Day weekend for me, looking at a super edition of one of my favorites...like Caleb, but at least 4 or 5 of the listed probables would be no surprise--great betting race! · 366 days ago ·
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  • flipaswitch · To Honor and Serve and Caleb's Posse · 366 days ago ·
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Is the 2012 crop of three-year-olds the best in several years? Laura Pugh thinks so...Read More
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  • johnsnare · I think he nailed it spot on. Should be a great betting race. · 393 days ago ·
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  • Mike in SB · Did you see the interview with Andy Beyers in the Paulick Report? Because of the low Beyers speed figures for the prep races this year, he said this crop could be even worst than last year which he said was the weakest crop of 3 year olds in his lifetime. · 385 days ago ·
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Shuttles to Coolmore Australia. G'day mate!
“Tis no sin to be tempted, but to be overcome.” William PennRead More
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  • kedez2012 · El Padrino and Union Rags are my top two at the moment, but I'm not sure which is #1. They both took such huge steps in the right direction in their last races--UR finally behaved himself down the lane and EP won a gutsy duel over a dry track. I'll have to wait and see their final preps before making a decision! · 450 days ago ·
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  • MikeRullo · the problem with el padrino, he lacks a quick turn of foot. the belmont might be a better race for him. on big race days pletcher horses have not shown up.I would be more worried keeping this horse sound in the pletcher barn. · 450 days ago ·
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This blog was supposed to be about the Horse of the Year award. I was gearing up all weekend to start the Horse of the Year talk this week. I was planning on doing the Horse of the Year, then next week Champion Three Year Old and so on to Jockey of the Year. But that changed with the news of Uncle M...Read More
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  • JackRosenberg · why would mike repole with all his beautiful and very expensive horses go down to gulfstrem park a d start claiming $10,000 horses. i saw that he did that a couple if times in the last few months.these horses have showed very litlle and most of the time they have been off the board but he climed them anyway. they also aren't from any regal breeding either. could you shed some light on this,im just curious · 453 days ago ·
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  • JackRosenberg · i am · 453 days ago ·
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After a couple months of indecision, Animal Kingdom makes his much anticipated return this weekend at Gulfstream.Read More
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  • tony bada bing · Animal Kingdom is a flat out bet against today · 461 days ago ·
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  • Floridaf · Animal Kingdom looked good in his return. He did not face the toughest of fields, but the race was certainly a nice stepping stone. I am eager to see how it goes from here. · 459 days ago ·
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Think back if you will to the morning of April the 9th, 2011. Everybody was talking about one horse. His name was Uncle Mo. Unbeaten and already a champion, so called pundits that will remain nameless (me) were still talking about him in glowing terms. “The best juvenile I’ve seen in a long time,” s...Read More
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  • Mike in SB · Why don't modern trainers use prep races? In the 70's and 80's most trainers would have run this horse in a 6 furlong allowance race 2 or 3 weeks before putting him in a tough stakes race like this. · 462 days ago ·
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  • BrianZipse · You're right Mike, trainers do not do it like they did in the past, although Motion seems to be doing that tomorrow with Animal Kingdom. · 462 days ago ·
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Who are the best of the best of the first dozen years of the 21st century? Help me decide...Read More
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  • racingrooter · I'm with winplaceshow. I think Ghostzapper is the best horse of the 20th century thus far. There are some other great horses mentioned here, but GZ would have left them all eating his dirt. · 484 days ago ·
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  • racingrooter · Oops, meant 21st century. I'm only 12 years behind. :-) · 484 days ago ·
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HRN contributor Tony Bada Bing lists his top 10 moments from the Breeders' Cup at Churchill Downs.Read More
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  • GregRiessland · i was pulling for court vision, it was good to see after so many tries for the winner circle he made it again on his last race. · 528 days ago ·
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  • jjflash67 · Amazombie winning me some $! He ruled! · 494 days ago ·
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Uncle Mo - Pedigree

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Indian CharlieIn ExcessSiberian Express
Kantado
Soviet SojournLeo Castelli
Political Parfait
Playa MayaArchKris S.
Aurora
Dixie SlippersDixieland Band
Cyane's Slippers

Uncle Mo - Race Results & Past Performances

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View DetailsView Video11/05/1110thJ VelazquezCD111 1/4 mDBreeders' Cup Classic-G103+ MDrosselmeyerGame On DudeRuler On Ice2:04.27
View DetailsView Video10/01/111stJ VelazquezBel81 mileDKelso Handicap-G203+ MUncle Mo