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Mystic Love Defeats Males in Dania Beach

A concerted effort to save as much ground as possible by both the trainer and the jockey of Mystic Love resulted in victory in the $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes at Gulfstream Park Saturday. Read More

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Hard to Name Shows Promise for Servis

Main Line Racing Stables’ 2-year-old Hard to Name has shown plenty of promise for trainer John Servis in four career starts, all sprinting on dirt. But the colt who won his last two starts at Parx will be asked to take his game to another level when stretching out to two turns on turf for Saturday’s...Read More

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Tate's Landing Gets Stern Test in Dania Beach

Copper Penny Stable’s Tate’s Landing, winner of the $100,000 Laurel Futurity impressively by 3 ¼ lengths last out on Oct. 27 in his first try on turf, will face a bigger test in a deeper field of 10 2-year-olds drawn for Saturday’s $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes (G3) going one mile over the Gulfstream ...Read More

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Summer Front as a Kentucky Derby prospect?

As I watched this afternoon's $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes from Gulfstream Park unfold, two things struck me by the time the field of eleven had hit the wire. The first thing was the obvious; the winner, Summer Front, is a serious turf horse. Stumbling badly out of the starting gate, he, along with r...Read More

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AndyScoggin · He will definitely be on my Derby Watch list. · 547 days ago ·

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Floridaf · Summer Front, Gemologist, and Trickmeister should be added to the the Undefeated Watch list after this weekend's performances. Quite an impressive race. Makes me wonder what his winning margin would have been if he had not stumbled at the start. · 547 days ago ·

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likin sparks · You can add another to the UNDEFEATED list. 3 wins · 547 days ago ·

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annmatt · 2012 does seem to look more promising for 3 year olds than 2011. Thank goodness this year is almost over. I haven't been around that long, but from early January when I started following this year's crop, I began to see a pattern develop the farther into the season we got. In the first place, it was almost funny, as well as frustrating, each week to watch the handicappers with egg on their faces trying to make sense of the week's prep racing activity. With one or two rare exceptions, it was a different winner each week! And, it continued into the Triple Crown season, with a different winner for each race! Something else I hope is different in 2012: I hope and pray that fewer horses wind up on the shelf. This year, I read nearly 60% of the runners in January were on the shelf by June! That is a distressing statistic. Happily, some of these runners have made it back, and a few are even committed to racing in 2012. I've watch closely this year the juveniles, and we seem to be blessed with quite a few very promising youngsters set to provide some thrills in 2012. · 547 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · War Front had some nice ones this year, but I can't help but think a mile would be his best distance. But we have see horses out run pedgrees that are geared towards shorter than his. · 547 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · My latest horse added to my virtual stable. Overcoming the track bias of a outside post position, and stumbling from the gate, then drawing away at the end. Very impressive. · 545 days ago ·

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hotgrowth · War Front must still be considered a question mark at classic distances. Time will tell. · 544 days ago ·

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RyanBrady · This could be The Next Barbaro as he is one of the very impressive juveniles to have run this year. He is defintely in my Top 5! · 543 days ago ·

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Adirondack Summer Wins Dania Beach

Adirondack Summer, responding impressively to left-handed urging from jockey Alan Garcia, got up at the wire to win the roughly run $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes by a nose over Brilliant Speed on the turf at Gulfstream Park Jan. 16.Making his first start in Florida after racing twice in New York on tu...Read More

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Nordic Truce Rallies in Dania Beach

Ammerland Stud’s Kentucky homebred 3-year-old colt Nordic Truce rated comfortably off a blazing pace up front through the first half-mile of Saturday’s $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes at Gulfstream Park before rallying through the stretch for an exciting neck victory as the favorite in the one-mile tur...Read More

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Bim Bam Tops Dania Beach

J D Farm’s Florida homebred Bim Bam established himself among the better 2-year-olds developed at Calder Race Course for trainer David Brownlee as he chased highly-regarded Jackson Bend through the Florida Stallion Stakes series and won the Foolish Pleasure Stakes in between. Bim Bam then was tried...Read More

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Turf Triple-Header at the Gulf

Renewals of the $100,000 Marshua’s River for fillies and mares, the $100,000 Dania Beach for 3-year-olds and the $100,000 Sweetest Chant for 3-year-old fillies on Sunday will offer an all turf stakes weekend triple-header, Jan. 16-17, at Gulfstream Park.The Marshua’s River at 1 1/16 miles is the fi...Read More