Zia Day Winners
Congratulations to the New Mexico Classic Cup winners and participants for a succesful day of racing! We would also like to extend our congratulations to the connections of Pepper's Pride on her eighteenth consecutive win!
The winners are as follows:
New Mexico Classic Cup 870 Championship: Devons Easy Lane, owned and trained by H.A Orozco, and ridden by CI Silva
New Mexico Classic Cup Quarter Horse Championship: Now Heza Blazin, owned by Kassandra's Racing team, trained by Alonso Orozco, and ridden by E. Ramirez
New Mexico Classic Derby for quarter horses: First Moonflash, owned by Pierre Amestoy Jr., Leslie A, and Maria Gonzales. First Moonflash is trained by Andres Gonzales and ridden by GR Carter Jr.
New Mexico Classic Futurity for quarter horses: Rabbit Revival, owned by Rita Danley, trained by Fred Danley, and Ridden by C.G Zamora
New Mexico Classic Cup Juvenile for Fillies: Blue Eyed Bella, owned by Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens, trained by Joel Marr, and ridden by K.S Tohill
New Mexico Classic Cup Championship for Fillies: Etoile de Dame, owned by M Bar O, LLC, trained by Chris Hartman, and ridden by K.S Tohill
New Mexico Classic Cup Championship for Colts and Geldings: El Dramo, owned by Terry G. Taylor, trained by L. Taylor, and ridden by J M Bordeu
New Mexico Classic Cup Juvenile for Colts and Geldings: Lefty Who, owned by Sam E. Stevens, Trained by Joel Marr, and ridden by CD Madeira
In the $180,000 New Mexico Classic Cup Championship: Ky's Quest, owned by Clifford C. Lambert, Sr., trained by Clifford C. Lambert, Sr., and ridden by A J Juarez, Jr.
New Mexico Classic Cup Championship for Fillies and Mares: Pepper's Pride, owned by H J Allen, trained by Joel Marr, and ridden by C D Madeira
New Mexico Classic Cup Sprint Championship: Cattleman Prospect, owned by Ramon O Gonzales Jr. and Cody Kelley, trained by Andres Gonzales, and ridden by A Medellin.
The winners are as follows:
New Mexico Classic Cup 870 Championship: Devons Easy Lane, owned and trained by H.A Orozco, and ridden by CI Silva
New Mexico Classic Cup Quarter Horse Championship: Now Heza Blazin, owned by Kassandra's Racing team, trained by Alonso Orozco, and ridden by E. Ramirez
New Mexico Classic Derby for quarter horses: First Moonflash, owned by Pierre Amestoy Jr., Leslie A, and Maria Gonzales. First Moonflash is trained by Andres Gonzales and ridden by GR Carter Jr.
New Mexico Classic Futurity for quarter horses: Rabbit Revival, owned by Rita Danley, trained by Fred Danley, and Ridden by C.G Zamora
New Mexico Classic Cup Juvenile for Fillies: Blue Eyed Bella, owned by Sam E. and Sammy L. Stevens, trained by Joel Marr, and ridden by K.S Tohill
New Mexico Classic Cup Championship for Fillies: Etoile de Dame, owned by M Bar O, LLC, trained by Chris Hartman, and ridden by K.S Tohill
New Mexico Classic Cup Championship for Colts and Geldings: El Dramo, owned by Terry G. Taylor, trained by L. Taylor, and ridden by J M Bordeu
New Mexico Classic Cup Juvenile for Colts and Geldings: Lefty Who, owned by Sam E. Stevens, Trained by Joel Marr, and ridden by CD Madeira
In the $180,000 New Mexico Classic Cup Championship: Ky's Quest, owned by Clifford C. Lambert, Sr., trained by Clifford C. Lambert, Sr., and ridden by A J Juarez, Jr.
New Mexico Classic Cup Championship for Fillies and Mares: Pepper's Pride, owned by H J Allen, trained by Joel Marr, and ridden by C D Madeira
New Mexico Classic Cup Sprint Championship: Cattleman Prospect, owned by Ramon O Gonzales Jr. and Cody Kelley, trained by Andres Gonzales, and ridden by A Medellin.
I just sent this editorial to Blood-Horse Magazine thought you would like to read it.
Regret, Genuine Risk, Winning Colors, Go For Wand; Serena’s Song; Ruffian; and Rags to Riches are mares that have winning resumes and are spoken about in hushed and reverent tones, however, they do not have a race record that is 18 for 18.
Peppers Pride a New Mexico Bred mare does, but is relegated to a 5” by 4” article in Blood-Horse magazine 11-15-2008 page 5642.
Is this because she is a New Mexico Bred who races in her state against state bred mares or because she is not a Kentucky Bred?
I will be in Sunland Park on December 14 as I am a native New Mexican to cheer Peppers Pride on to number 19 and a possible page in Blood-Horse proclaiming her a spectacular race mare.
I encourage all New Mexican horseman and horsewomen to be there too.
PJ Jurkowski
LA MESA, NM
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