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Sleepy Eyes Todd Runs Away With Charles Town Classic
Though he was making his first start on the six-furlong oval at Charles Town Races in West Virginia, Sleepy Eyes Todd showed a proficiency for a “bullring” earlier this year when winning the Gus Fonner Stakes at Nebraska's Fonner Park in front-running fashion by 6 1/2 lengths.
That helps explain why the 4-year-old gray colt by Paddy O'Prado was bet down from 10-1 on the morning line to 5-2 co-favoritism in Friday night's $600,000, Grade 2 Charles Town Classic.
He did not disappoint.
Under jockey Carlos Delgado,, Sleepy Eyes Todd outran Mo Dont No for the early lead, fought off a challenge from stakes veteran Multiplier, then ran off with a 7 1/2-length victory in the 1 1/8-mile contest. Trained by Miguel Silva for owner Thumbs Up Racing LLC, Sleepy Eyes Todd covered the distance on a fast track in 1:50.82 after setting fractions of :24.64, :49.14, 1:13.59 and 1:38.59.
He paid $7.60 for the win.
Plus Que Parfait, the G2 UAE Derby winner last year, finished second for trainer Brendan Walsh, with Timothy Grams' West Virginia-bred Runnin'toluvya – last year's Charles Town Classic winner – finishing third, Steve Asmussen-trained Tenfold fourth and Saffie Joseph Jr.-trained Math Wizard fifth in the field of 10 older runners.
Out of the Wild Rush mare, Pledge Mom, Sleepy Eyes Todd was bred in Kentucky by Two Hearts Farm and Kristen Goncharoff. He was winning for the sixth time in 12 starts (at eight different tracks) and first time in a graded stakes.
The victory was worth $336,000 to the winner.
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Recent Claim Fly On Angel Wires Field In Charles Town Oaks
Fly On Angel, claimed for $50,000 out of her last start at Parx Racing on Aug. 10, made a quick return on owner Joseph Besecker's investment with a wire-to-wire victory under Fredy Peltroche in Friday night's $200,000, Grade 3 Charles Town Oaks in West Virginia.
Wicked Whisper closed to within a half-length at the wire to finish second, a nose ahead of Princess Cadey in third, with Ankle Monitor fourth and 7-5 favorite Tonalist's Shape – who had to check sharply along the rail in the stretch – finishing fifth in the field of nine 3-year-old fillies.
Trained by Claudio Gonzalez, the winner is a daughter of Palace Malice out of Runge, by Posse, bred in Kentucky by Machmer Hall and Haymarket Farm. She covered seven furlongs on a fast track in 1:26.15 (after setting quick fractions of :22.81, :46.25 and 1:11.89 around the six-furlong oval) and paid $20.20 as a 9-1 outsider.
The victory was the fourth in nine starts and first in a black-type race for Fly On Angel, whose best previous stakes performance came in the Parx Juvenile Fillies last Nov. 4. She was a two-length wire-to-wire winner of the Aug. 10 race from which she was claimed for her former trainer, Guadalupe Preciado. Her previous owner, Nicholas Cammarano, purchased Fly On Angel for $23,000 at Fasig-Tipton's Midlantic Sale of 2-year-olds in training.
“We're really happy. All the fillies ran good,” said Gonzalez, who also sent out the third- and fourth-place finishers. “You don't know if they're going to like the track but they all did, especially Fly On Angel. I was a little worried because it's not easy to go :22 and :46. You just heard it's a [stakes] record and I was a little worried but when she got into the stretch she got four in front and I said 'come on' and we got lucky she held it.”
Fly On Angel earned $116,400 for the win.
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