Stakes Results Major Tom upsets in the G1 Speedhorse/Graham Paint & Appaloosa Futurity
The world’s richest Paint and Appaloosa futurity— the Grade 1 $249,175 Speedhorse/Graham Paint & Appaloosa Futurity—featured a surprising upset by the lone Appaloosa in the field on June 1 at Remington Park in Oklahoma City. Major Tom, a 2-year-old Applaoosa gelding by Red Storm Cat and out of Eyesa Knockout (QH), broke well and covered the 350 yards in :17.40, winning the final by 1-3/4 lengths. Bred by Gary Vaughn, Major Tom earned $94,690 and gave owner Mary Hainline of Noble, Oklahoma, back-to-back wins in the rich futurity. Trained by Eddie Willis, Major Tom was ridden by Jimmy Brooks. Situation, a 2-year-old sorrel solid gelding by Royal Quick Flash and out of Corona Lace, finished second. Bred and owned by Wade Leggett of Muskogee, Oklahoma, Situation crossed the wire in :17.67 for a speed index of 87. He earned $42,359 for the effort, bringing his earnings to $96,451. Trained by Matthew McCart, Situation was ridden by Jesus Salazar. Rounding out the top three spots was Call Him
Awesome, a 2011 sorrel solid gelding by Awesome Chrome and out of Ryans Call (QH). Ridden by Paul H. Nieto, the gelding ran the 350 yards in :17.78, earning a 84 speed index and $27,409 for owner/
breeder JNL Horse Farm LLC/F. Villarreal of McAllen, Texas. Christian Rubalcava trained the gelding. Other horses in the field included Imflashinthechicks, Fly CB Fly, Royal Country Grip, Judys Clone, Coal County Line and WW First Baby. Sweet For The Queen was scratched.
Mr Jess Perry Red Storm Cat (QH) Tiny Dash Of Cash Major Tom (ApHC) Mr Eye Opener (QH) Eyesa Knockout Wego For Cash
Rocket Wrangler (QH) Wego Lady Bug
Dash For Cash Bedawee
Dash For Cash Tinys Effort
Streakin La Jolla Scoopie Fein
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