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Bernin Hot Burns Bright at Mahoning Valley in Race 7 on 01/24/25

January 24, 2025/in News/by Michael Faber

In an electrifying display of speed and strategy, Bernin Hot, a four-year-old thoroughbred by Bernardini, clinched victory at Mahoning Valley on January 24, 2025. This race, a testament to the power of a well-oiled horse racing partnership, saw Bernin Hot break through the pack late in the stretch to secure a triumphant finish. Under the expert guidance of trainer Christopher Davis, Bernin Hot delivered a stunning performance that left the competition in the dust.

A Race Full of Surprises

As the gates swung open, it was Dr Jack Flyer who took the initial lead, demonstrating a strong start. However, Bernin Hot quickly found his rhythm, showing early speed and settling in a favorable position on the inside. The pace of the race slowed dramatically, allowing Bernin Hot to conserve energy for the final stretch.

Magical Monarch and Sammy and Shorty were also prominent contenders, vying for position as they approached the far turn. The race became a tactical battle, with Patient Capital making a bold move on the outside, seemingly poised to take control.

The Final Stretch

As the horses rounded the final turn, Bernin Hot began his resurgence along the rail. With one furlong to go, he powered forward, overtaking Patient Capital and Dr Jack Flyer. Bernin Hot’s determination and speed were unmatched as he surged ahead, crossing the finish line first with a final time of 1:42.2.

The judges confirmed the results, placing Bernin Hot first, followed by Patient Capital in second, and South Street securing third place. However, the race wasn’t without controversy. A jockey’s objection was raised concerning interference involving Patient Capital, but this did not affect Bernin Hot’s victory.

Celebrating a Win

In the winner’s circle, Bernin Hot stood proud, a testament to the successful horse racing partnership between his ownership group, Dare to Dream Stable, and the skilled team behind him. Bred in Kentucky, Bernin Hot’s lineage traces back to the esteemed Bernardini and Lavender Baby, highlighting the pedigree that contributed to his success.

This victory capped off a great day for jockey Angel Diaz, who collected his fourth win of the card.

Those interested in the official Equibase race chart can view it here.

With this win, Bernin Hot and his team have set the stage for future triumphs, proving once again the power of a skilled and well-managed horse racing partnership.

This article was created from the video Bernin Hot wins at Mahoning Valley on January 24, 2025 in race 7 with the help of AI.

Bah Humbug Springs a Surprise at Keeneland on 10/11/24 in Race #10

October 11, 2024/in News/by Michael Faber

In a thrilling conclusion to Keeneland’s race day on October 11, 2024, Bah Humbug, a three-year-old filly owned by the Dare to Dream Stable, delivered an electrifying performance to win the tenth and final race. With odds stacked against her at 22-1, this victory was nothing short of a big upset.

A Riveting Race from Start to Finish

The race kicked off with Arrasou and What’s Her Number taking an early lead, closely followed by Bah Humbug in third position. As the horses settled into their stride, Bah Humbug, under the expert guidance of jockey Luis Saez, took over the front and maintained a strong pace along the inside.

As they rounded the far turn, Arrasou made a bold move on the outside to poke her head in front, but Bah Humbug was resolute and fought back. Quiet Confidence, showing her mettle, joined the fray, making for a gripping final furlong. With Arrasou and Quiet Confidence breathing down her neck, Bah Humbug dug deep, showcasing resilience and determination to clinch the win by a long neck.

An Unyielding Spirit

Trainer Chris Davis, along with jockey Luis Saez, orchestrated a masterclass in racing strategy. Saez’s ability to lift Bah Humbug’s performance in the clutch moments was nothing short of spectacular. The filly’s fighting spirit was evident as she rallied back on the inside, a testament to her tenacity and Saez’s skillful riding.

Bah Humbug’s victory was a testament to the potential of a well-managed horse racing syndicate. Her win at Keeneland adds another feather to the cap of the Dare to Dream Stable, run by Michael & Allen Faber, and highlights the prowess of Davis’s training acumen.

Official Results and Future Prospects

The official results confirmed Bah Humbug as the winner, followed by Quiet Confidence in second place, Endless Glow in third, and Arrasou in fourth. This was the first victory for Bah Humbug, a filly by Twirling Candy out of Apple Snow, as she continues to prove her mettle on the track.

For those interested in the full race details, you can view the Equibase chart.

As Bah Humbug’s star continues to rise, the horse racing syndicate community will undoubtedly be keeping a close eye on her future races. Her performance at Keeneland is a shining example of what dedication and strategic planning can achieve in the world of thoroughbred racing.

This article was created from the video Bah Humbug wins at Keeneland on 10/11/24 with the help of AI.

Bernin Hot Races to Victory at Churchill Downs on 09/12/24

September 12, 2024/in News/by Michael Faber

In a thrilling race at Churchill Downs on September 12, 2024, Bernin Hot showcased impressive speed and stamina, securing a decisive victory in race number one. The three-year-old son of Bernardini took the lead early and never looked back, finishing with a time of 1:36.57 for the mile distance.

As the gates opened, it was clear that Bernin Hot was ready to make his mark. He broke out strong, quickly establishing a clear lead over his competitors. Joining him in the fight for the lead were Cowboy Code and Sesame Street, but the good-looking grey maintained his position, racing ahead with confidence.

By the time the field reached the first turn, Bernin Hot had set a solid pace, clocking an opening quarter in 23 seconds flat and a half in 46.1. Cowboy Code began to close in, applying pressure as they rounded the far turn, but Bernin Hot held firm, extending his lead to three lengths as they entered the stretch.

With just a furlong to go, his lead was undeniable. Despite the challenges from Dr. Storm and Active Duty, who were weaving through the pack, Bernin Hot held firmly, crossing the finish line first. Dr. Storm finished second, followed closely by Active Duty in third.

“Bernin Hot ran a terrific race today,” said trainer Chris Davis. “He showed great determination and speed, which is exactly what we hoped for.” Jockey Luis Saez echoed his sentiments, praising the horse’s performance and ability to maintain control throughout the race.

Bernin Hot’s impressive win highlights his potential and adds to the reputation of Dare to Dream Stable, showcasing the talent of their young horses. The victory at Churchill Downs marks a promising move forward for the horse, who is expected to continue competing at higher levels.

The next race for Bernin Hot remains to be determined, but fans and connections alike are eager to see how this rising star will perform in future outings.

For detailed race statistics, visit the Equibase Chart.

This article was created from the video Bernin Hot wins at Churchill Downs on 09/12/24 with the help of AI.

Truly Legit Rolls at Horseshoe Indianapolis 07/02/24

July 2, 2024/in News/by Michael Faber

In an impressive display of speed and stamina, Truly Legit captured victory in race #3 at Horseshoe Indianapolis on July 2, 2024 in his racing debut. The 2-year-old gray colt, trained by Christopher Davis, showcased his talent in a competitive field, finishing with a time of 1:40.97 for the mile distance.

As the gates opened, it was Royalist who surged to the front, led by jockey Marcelino Pedrosa Junior. However, Truly Legit, breaking from the gate with intent, quickly positioned himself close behind Royalist, alongside Red Shaheen and Cupid’s Thunder. The early pace was set at a brisk 23.32 seconds for the first quarter mile, with Royalist holding a narrow lead.

As the horses entered the backstretch, Truly Legit and Royalist were neck and neck, with Sergeant Capps making a bold move three wide. The half-mile mark was clocked at 47.85 seconds, and it was clear that Truly Legit was poised to make his move.With just over three furlongs to go, Truly Legit surged ahead, taking the lead decisively. Royalist attempted to respond, but the gray colt was relentless, maintaining his advantage as they approached the final turn. The crowd watched in anticipation as Truly Legit entered the stretch, with Sergeant Capps lurking just behind.

As they turned for home, the tension mounted. Truly Legit, guided by jockey Emmanuel Esquivel, held strong, using his left-hand whip to keep the momentum going. Despite a valiant effort from Sergeant Capps, Truly Legit crossed the finish line with a two-length margin, solidifying his victory.

The official results showed Truly Legit in first, with Sergeant Capps in second and Cupid’s Thunder finishing third. Mission Improbable, the favorite at 6-5 odds, ended up in fourth place, unable to recover from a slow start.

This victory marks a significant achievement for the team at Dare to Dream Stable, with Esquivel taking home an eaerly double for the day. Truly Legit’s performance not only showcased his potential but also highlighted the effective training regimen led by Chris Davis.

As the racing season progresses, fans and connections alike will be eager to see what’s next for Truly Legit, a promising contender in the 2-year-old division.

This article was created from the video Truly Legit wins at Horseshoe Indianapolis on 07/02/24 with the help of AI.

Queen of the Dance Strikes Gold at Laurel Park 06/07/24

June 7, 2024/in News/by Michael Faber

On a thrilling afternoon at Laurel Park, Queen of the Dance showcased her prowess, clinching victory in race #9 on June 7, 2024. Under the skilled guidance of jockey Mychel Sanchez and trained by Michael Stidham, this four-year-old bay filly proved to be a formidable competitor on the track.

The race kicked off with Summer Ice quickly seizing the lead, but it was Life at Both Ends who emerged from the outside, asserting dominance early on. As the field rounded the first turn, Queen of the Dance settled into a comfortable position about five lengths behind the leaders, keeping her options open while the others battled for position.

As they entered the backstretch, the pace began to quicken. Life at Both Ends maintained her lead, but Extra Dirty was making a move between horses, and Summer Ice was lurking just behind in fourth. Meanwhile, Queen of the Dance remained poised, ready to capitalize on any opportunity that arose.

Approaching the far turn, the tension mounted. Gunbatte began to fade, and Lem Me Drink found herself three wide, still six lengths off the lead. The field was tightly packed, with Cotinga and Lucky Honey trailing behind, seemingly waiting for their moment to strike.

As the horses turned for home, it was Queen of the Dance who made her move. With a powerful surge, she joined the leaders, quickly taking command of the race. Summer Ice attempted to mount a challenge, but Queen of the Dance had other plans, pulling ahead with every stride to establish a two-length lead.

Crossing the finish line, Queen of the Dance emerged victorious, with Summer Ice finishing a commendable second, followed closely by Lem Me Drink in third. The final time for the mile and a sixteenth was an impressive 1:44.16, showcasing the filly’s speed and endurance on the Long Dahlia course.

Owned by Dare to Dream Stable LLC, Queen of the Dance is a product of the union between sire War Dancer and dam Regal Madame (Colonel John). This victory starts a building block to her budding career, and the team is optimistic about what lies ahead.

For more details on this exciting race, check out the Equibase Chart.

This article was created from the video Queen of the Dance wins at Laurel Park on 06/07/2024 with the help of AI.

Conquering Cat Wins at Churchill Downs on 06/06/24!

June 6, 2024/in News/by Michael Faber

On a thrilling day at Churchill Downs, Conquering Cat showcased remarkable speed and determination to secure victory in the opening race on June 6, 2024. Under the skilled guidance of jockey Luis Saez, this two-year-old son of Game Winner outpaced a competitive field, demonstrating both talent and grit.

The race commenced with a swift start, as Sing Sing and Conquering Cat broke in stride, quickly establishing themselves as contenders. El Dandy surged ahead to take a brief lead, followed closely by The Toner. Meanwhile, Conquering Cat settled into a comfortable third position, keeping pace as the field raced down the backstretch.

The opening quarter was clocked at an impressive 22 seconds flat, with The Toner taking command of the race. As the horses approached the final turn, Conquering Cat began to make his move, shifting wide and gaining ground on the frontrunners.

With a furlong to go, Conquering Cat was grinding away, reducing The Toner‘s lead to just a length and a half. The crowd erupted as Conquering Cat unleashed a powerful charge, moving alongside Munson, who was making a late push from the outside. As they approached the wire, it was clear that Conquering Cat had found another gear.

In a dramatic finish, Conquering Cat edged out Munson to claim victory, with The Toner finishing a close third. The official time for the race was recorded at 1:05.77 seconds, a testament to the speed and competitiveness of the field.

Trained by Christopher Davis and owned by Dare Two Dream Stable, Conquering Cat has proven to be a rising star in the racing world. This victory marks an impressive start to his racing career, showcasing not only his speed but also his ability to navigate through a challenging race.

As the racing season progresses, all eyes will be on Conquering Cat as he takes on tougher competition. With his impressive debut, he has certainly made a name for himself at Churchill Downs, and fans will be eager to see what the future holds for this talented colt.

For complete race details, check out the Equibase Chart.

This article was created from the video Conquering Cat wins at Churchill Downs on 06/06/24 with the help of AI.

Frosty Indulgence Triumphs at Turfway Park on 03/01/24

March 1, 2024/in News/by Michael Faber

On March 1, 2024, the excitement was palpable at Turfway Park as Frosty Indulgence, a three-year-old dark bay gelding, made a stunning debut in race #5. Trained by Christopher Davis and expertly ridden by Adam Beschizza, this talented newcomer dazzled the crowd with a thrilling finish that kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

As the gates opened, it was Troubles Roaring and Steel Link who shot out of the gate, establishing a quick pace. The field was tightly packed, with Sharp Shot and Two Bears by Ten also vying for position. The energy was electric as Harold’s Joy showed impressive speed along the inside, keeping close to the leaders.

Heading into the far turn, Brody made a bold move, advancing outside of Troubles Roaring. Frosty Indulgence, positioned wide, began to find his stride, covering ground and gaining momentum as they approached the quarter pole. The crowd erupted as he started to make his move, showcasing his turn of foot & potential.

As they rounded the final turn, Troubles Roaring took the lead, but Frosty Indulgence wasn’t far behind. The two were neck and neck in a fierce battle for the win. Brody and Sharp Shot trailed closely, setting the stage for an exhilarating finish.

In a nail-biting climax, Frosty Indulgence surged to the outside, challenging Troubles Roaring for the top spot. The photo finish had everyone holding their breath, but it was Frosty Indulgence who crossed the line first, earning the impressive win in his first start.

The unofficial results posted Frosty Indulgence as the winner, with Troubles Roaring in second and Brody finishing third. The time of the race was an impressive 1:11.23, showcasing the speed and skill of these magnificent athletes.

Owned by Dare to Dream Stable LLC, Frosty Indulgence is a product of careful breeding, being the son of Frosted out of the Shanghai Bobby mare, Summer Fling. This victory marks an exciting beginning for this promising runner, and with a trainer like Christopher Davis the future looks bright.

As the dust settled, it was clear that Frosty Indulgence is a name to remember. With this remarkable debut, fans and connections alike are eager to see what this talented gelding will accomplish next.

For more details on this race, check out the Equibase Chart.

Masterofhiscraft Mows Them Down on the Lawn at Meadowlands 09/22/23

September 22, 2023/in News/by Michael Faber

In an exhilarating display of skill and strategy, Masterofhiscraft took the victory in the second race at Meadowlands on September 22, 2023. Under the adept guidance of jockey Paco Lopez and the expert training of Michael Stidham, the two-year-old colt showcased why horse racing partnerships are a winning formula.

The race began with Attrayant breaking inward but maintaining early speed, while Involved Interaction took an early lead from the rail. Midnite Lumberjack and Attrayant were in hot pursuit, with Masterofhiscraft biding his time in fourth, saving ground on the inside. As the horses rounded the first turn, it was clear that the race was setting up for a thrilling finish.

As the horses thundered down the backstretch, the pace quickened with an opening quarter clocked at a brisk 23.62 seconds and a half-mile time of 48.4 seconds. Noble Wave surged forward from the outside, joining the front-runners Involvednteraction and Midnite Lumberjack in a closely packed formation. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the horses approached the final furlong, each jockey urging their mounts for one last push.

In a brilliant tactical move, Masterofhiscraft found an opening along the rail. Seizing the opportunity, Paco Lopez expertly guided him through the seam, propelling them to the front. It was a close battle to the finish line, but Masterofhiscraft edged out Noble Wave to clinch the win with a neck in front, clocking in at 1:45.3.

This victory not only highlights the talent of the horse and jockey but also underscores the effectiveness of excellent management in horse racing partnerships. Masterofhiscraft’s win is a testament to the collaboration between trainers, stable management and jockeys, each playing a crucial role in the horse’s development and success.

For those interested in the detailed statistics and race breakdown, the Equibase chart provides comprehensive insights into Masterofhiscraft’s performance.

In the winner’s circle, Masterofhiscraft, bred in Kentucky by Mastery out of Raise the Flag, stood as a proud representative Dare To Dream Stable LLC’s horse racing partnerships. This win adds another feather to the cap of the owners, trainers, and everyone involved in this promising young colt’s journey.

This article was created from the video MASTEROFHISCRAFT wins at the Meadowlands on 09/22/2023 with the help of AI.

Lead Performer Goes Wire to Wire in Partnership Triumph at Horseshoe Indianapolis on 05/09/23

May 9, 2023/in News/by Michael Faber

Lead Performer captured the spotlight in race 4 at Horseshoe Indianapolis on May 9, 2023 in a captivating display of speed and strategy. With the sun shining down on the firm turf, the excitement was palpable as the thoroughbreds lined up for the fourth race. It was a day to remember for the horse racing syndicate, Dare to Dream Stable LLC, as their star performer galloped to victory under the guidance of jockey Jose Lopez and the excellent training of Christopher Davis.

As the gates popped, Lead Performer wasted no time in asserting dominance, vying for the early lead alongside Ribaldry and Signature Street. The race unfolded with Lead Performer maintaining a commanding position, leading by three lengths as they approached the half-mile mark.

The competition was fierce, with Ribaldry, piloted by Declan Cannon, and Signature Street, ridden by Fernando de la Cruz, both making their bids for the front. However, it was Lead Performer’s day to shine, holding off all challengers with sheer determination and speed.

As they rounded the final turn, Lead Performer maintained her lead, clocking in at three-quarters with a time of 1:13.41. The atmosphere was electric as the horses thundered down the stretch, yet Lead Performer remained composed, crossing the finish line first with a final time of 1:38.97. This victory showcased not only the horse’s talent but also the exceptional teamwork of the racing partnership behind her.

For those interested in the detailed breakdown of this thrilling race, the Equibase chart provides an in-depth analysis of the results.

Lead Performer’s triumph not only added a another win to Dare to Dream Stable’s record but also highlighted the potential of horse racing partnerships in bringing together the best in breeding, training, and racing strategies. With such a promising performance, the future looks bright for this talented thoroughbred and the team surrounding her.

All involved celebrated the victory, marking yet another successful chapter in the ongoing story of the Dare To Dream Stable horse racing partnership. As Lead Performer continues to develop and compete, fans and stakeholders eagerly anticipate more thrilling races and victories.

This article was created from the video Lead Performer Wins at Horseshoe Indianapolis on 05/09/2023 with the help of AI.

Muchmorethanready’s Thrilling Victory at Evangeline Downs: A Horse Racing Partnership Success Story

April 12, 2023/in News/by Michael Faber

In the world of horse racing partnerships, few moments are as exhilarating as witnessing a well-bred filly surge past the competition to claim victory. On April 12, 2023, at Evangeline Downs, Muchmorethanready, a three-year-old dark bay or brown filly, showcased her prowess in race #5, leaving both rivals and spectators in awe.

The Race Unfolds

The race kicked off with a bit of drama as Rememberin Ronald appeared slightly unsettled at the gates. Nevertheless, it was Tarkington Girl and Dat Guitar who broke away strong, soon joined by a surging Ocean Fleet. As they rounded the turn, Muchmorethanready made a strategic move, looping the field and positioning herself fourth as they approached the top of the lane.

With the finish line in sight, Dat Guitar held the lead, but it was Muchmorethanready who, with giant strides, emerged from the center of the track, overtaking her competitors with a remarkable display of speed and power. She crossed the finish line two and a half lengths ahead, with Dat Guitar finishing second, followed by Two Jet and Rememberin Ronald.

Winning Strategy

Trainer Justin Jeansonne and jockey Irwin Rosendo crafted a winning strategy that paid off beautifully. The decision to sweep wide through the turn proved pivotal, allowing Muchmorethanready to maintain her momentum and avoid the congestion on the inside. This strategic maneuver, often a gamble, highlighted the effectiveness of a well-coordinated horse racing partnership.

Muchmorethanready’s Lineage and Ownership

Bred by T and G Farm of Kentucky LLC, Muchmorethanready is sired by Tom’s Ready and out of the Street Sense mare, Astarte. Owned by Dare to Dream Stable LLC, under the guidance of Michael Faber, this victory showcases the strength and potential of its thoroughbred program.

For a detailed breakdown of the race, visit the Equibase chart.

This article was created from the video Muchmorethanready Wins at Evangeline Downs on 04/12/2023 with the help of AI.

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