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2010 Champagne Stakes (G1)

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Date/Track:
10/9/2010, Belmont Park
Post Time:
5:13 PM ET
Distance:
1 mile (Dirt)
Age/Sex:
2 M
Time:
1:34.51

What the Nation is saying about the 2010 Champagne Stakes (G1)...

After a dominating 4 3/4 length romp in the Champagne Stakes, I was sure Uncle Mo had not only matched his Saratoga maiden route, but exceeded it. The speedy son of Indian Charlie proved that the extra quarter mile was no problem for him as he stretched out from six furlongs to a flat mile on only h...Read More
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CHAMPAGNE (G1) QUOTES   Todd Pletcher, winning trainer of Uncle Mo (No. 1): “He’s obviously a very fast and talented horse and it looked as if he was doing it easily. In a perfect world you’d be going the first half in :48, in front three lengths, down the backside. We anticipated these solid f...Read More
Uncle Mo lived up to expectations Saturday afternoon at Belmont Park with a 4 ¾-length victory in the Champagne Stakes.Read More
The normal growth chart for a highly promising two-year-old features a series of measured steps forward until a certain afternoon in May, when all of that promise and optimism is fulfilled. Clearly, Uncle Mo is not your typical two-year-old. After just one career start, he already is fast enough tha...Read More
After a performance like this, don‘t we all want Mo, Mo, Mo ? It’s difficult to steal the show on the biggest afternoon at Saratoga, especially if you are running in a maiden special weight, but that is precisely what a juvenile son of Indian Charlie was able to do. Uncle Mo turned in one of the mos...Read More
Although Mike Repole is currently the leading owner in New York in 2010, he’ll be the first to tell you there is something missing on his resume – in 26 tries, he has yet to win a graded stakes race.   Saturday, he’s hoping that will change when his aptly-named Uncle Mo steps onto Belmont Park’...Read More
Trainer Todd Pletcher, who won last year’s Grade 1 Frizette with Devil May Care, looks to repeat next Saturday when he sends out a quartet of fillies for the $300,000 race, one of three Grade 1’s on the card along with the Champagne and the Jamaica Handicap.   Heading the group is E. Paul Robsh...Read More
Jonathan Thomas, assistant to trainer Todd Pletcher, was happy to report that Rose Catherine, Saratoga’s Lena Spencer winner who extended her winning streak to four straight in Saturday’s Turf Amazon Handicap at Parx Racing, returned to Belmont Park in great shape.   “She ate her dinner and lo...Read More
Repole Stable’s 2-year-old sensation Uncle Mo, a 14 ¼-length maiden winner on August 28, headlined a gaggle of Todd Pletcher trainees who worked this morning in preparation for upcoming stakes races.   Working in company with 4-year-old Join in the Dance, the Indian Charlie colt zipped five fu...Read More
Life At Ten breezed four furlongs in 50.99 seconds Sunday morning in her first workout following a third-place finish in the Grade 1 Personal Ensign on August 29.   “It was a maintenance work,” said Jonathan Thomas, assistant to trainer Todd Pletcher. “She seemed to do everything as expected.”...Read More

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