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Reinvestment Risk Pays Instant Dividends at Saratoga Racecourse

Reinvestment Risk Pays Instant Dividends at Saratoga Racecourse
Photo Credit: Fleetphoto/George Zilberman

Reinvestment Risk pays instant dividends in debut win at Saratoga. On a glorious and historic Whitney day at the Spa, Reinvestment Risk may have been the most notable winner on the card. Purchased for $280,000 from the March 20′ OBS auction, where he drilled an easy quarter in :20.4 (See below) this future star sizzled in his debut winning by nearly 8 lengths. The 6 furlongs was run in 1:09.95 while facing a tough field of nine top 2 year-old colts.

Owned by Klaravich Stables and trained by Chad Brown, who was beaming in the winner’s circle during the post race interview with Maggie Wolfendale. Chad was expressing his thoughts on national TV as he mentioned having two other colts by the brilliant Upstart.

This was the second win for Freshman Sire Upstart from 11 previous outings. This well regarded bay colt was overlooked by the bettors as the entry of Olympiad by Speightstown and Outlier by Not This Time were sent off as the 8-5 favorites. Reinvestment Risk paid $10.00 for the victory as Olympiad, the $700,000 yearling purchase, finished a distant third.

Ridden masterfully by Irad Ortiz Jr. the meets leading rider, this talented first time starter poured it on in deep stretch on Whitney day. Click here for race replay

Reinvestment Risk drills a :20.4 Quarter at OBS March 20′

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Carol Cedeno Jockey of the Week

 

Carol Cedeno Jockey of the Week
Carol Cedeno Photo Credit: Fleetphoto

 

Carol Cedeno Jockey of the Week! Congratulations to the super talented female jockey Carol Cedeno on winning the Jockeys’ Guild Foundation Detox Jockey of the week award.

Carol showed her male counterparts her prowess riding strong at Delaware Park by winning 3 races on Monday, 3 races on Wednesday and capped the Saturday card with a stupendous afternoon with 5 winners.

The Foundation represented more than 950 riders in America before selecting  Carol, who deservingly earned the award with her stellar performance.

Winning multiple races on a card is not unusual for Cedeno as she holds the record for most wins at Delaware with seven on a single card.

Carol began riding in 2007 and is closing in on a 1,000 wins in her career.

Momos Wins Debut for Fun by 6 1/2 Lengths