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Stakes Results El Intruso breaks into the Colors of Houston Futurity winner’s circle


El Intruso is off to a great start in 2013, logging two wins in two attempts, including a victory in the May 11 Colors of Houston Futurity at Sam Houston Race Park in Houston. Driving hard, El Intruso clocked :15.87 to earn the first stakes win of his budding career. A 2011 chestnut solid stallion by Intrinsic Dream and out of Pharr Out Cadet, El Intruso took home $8,098 of the $17,605 purse—his lifetime earnings now stand at $11,938. Owned and bred by Horacio Garza Jr. of Rio Grande City, Texas, El Intruso is trained by Jorge Muniz and ridden by Mario Trujillo. Finishing second in the field of eight was Savvy Max, a 2-year-old brown overo stallion owned and bred by Victor Villarreal, M.D. Covering the 300-yards in :15.91, Savvy Max earned a speed index of 81 and a $3,521 paycheck. Sired by Jetting To The Max and out of Black Savy (QH), Savvy Max is trained by Ricardo Vallejo and ridden by Agustin Carino. Eyesaspecial Hero, a 2-year-old sorrel tobiano colt by Eyesaspecial Fashion (QH) and out of Judy Janise, finished third in :15.99. With a speed index of 79, Eyesaspecial Hero took home $1,761 for owner/breeder Merle Fulton of Lubbock, Texas. Trained by Mike Robbins, the colt was ridden by Jose Alvarez. Other horses in the field include Prayer Of Promises,


Im Gone Judy, Tuff But Fair, Tipsy Beduino and Wall Of Strikers.


Intrinsic Value (QH) Intrinsic Dream Dreamy Beduino El Intruso Dr Beduino Pharr Out Cadet


Litle Space Cadet (QH) Raise A Request Lady In Space


Beduino (TB) Time To Shu (QH) Dr Beduino Northern Dream


Victory Dash Bedawee


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