3/6/2010 Toboggan S.(G3) Wall Street Wonder

4th race - Aqueduct - March 06, 2010
Race Name: Toboggan S. - Grade: 3
Race Type: Stakes
Age Restriction: Three Year Old and Upward
Value of Race: $98,000
Distance: Six Furlongs On The Inner track
Track Condition: Fast
Winning Time: 1:09.88

Pgm	Horse	Jockey	Win	Place	Show
4	Wall Street Wonder	Channing Hill	4.70	2.60	2.10
1	Custom for Carlos	Julien R. Leparoux		2.60	2.10
3	Driven by Success	Ramon A. Dominguez			2.50
Also ran: 2 - Elusive Warning , 5 - Crimson Comic
Wager Type		Winning Numbers		Payoff
$2 Pick 3		5-3-4 (3 correct)		220.00
$2 Daily Double		3-4		39.00
$2 Exacta		4-1		10.40
$2 Quinella		1-4		6.60
$2 Trifecta		4-1-3		30.40
Winning Breeder: Richard E. Wilson
Winning Owner: Stetson Stables
Winning Trainer: John P. Terranova, II

2010 Toboggan S.(G3) Wall Street Wonder.pdf

  

WALL STREET WONDER 수 2006 USA 흑갈색 전적:13(4/1/4)  G3	City Place 흑 2000 USA  Unr 미전(0,0,0) 0 9 f, 0sw	Storm Cat 스톰캣 흑 1983 USA *[I] LS 1185 f, 158sw 3.62	Storm Bird 갈 1978 CAN [I 1400] G1
			Terlingua 밤 1976 USA {DC} G2
		Glitter Woman 갈 1994 USA  G1 2 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Glitterman 갈 1985 USA [B] G3
			Carols Folly 흑 1987 USA  SW
	Kisses And Hugs 흑 1998 USA  전(0,0,0) 0 0 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Kissin Kris 갈 1990 USA  G1 143 f, 9sw 1.40	Kris S. 흑 1977 USA +[S 1500] LB
			Toes Forward 흑 1976 USA  W
		Future Question 갈 1989 USA  0 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Copelan 갈 1980 USA [I 1400] G1
			What A Future 흑 1983 USA

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Earlier on the card in the $100,000 Toboggan (gr. III) (VIDEO), a six-furlong event for 3-year-olds and up, Stetson Stables’ Wall Street Wonder held off stubborn Custom for Carlos after a lengthy stretch duel to win by a neck under Channing Hill.

Wall Street Wonder, a 4-year-old son of City Place  , and Custom for Carlos, a 4-year-old More Than Ready   colt, were in a two-horse race the entire way, as they set the pace down the backstretch, moved through the turn together, and hit the top of the stretch in tandem. Wall Street Wonder enjoyed a narrow lead for most of the stretch, but Custom for Carlos fought back gamely along the rail under Julien Leparoux and briefly stuck a nose in front inside the sixteenth-pole. However, Wall Street Wonder found more and regained the advantage in the final yards.

The final time on the fast inner track was 1:09.88. Custom for Carlos was five lengths ahead of third-place finisher Driven by Success.

It was the fourth win in 13 lifetime starts for Wall Street Wonder, who increased his earnings to $216,341 while gaining his first graded-stakes score. He has won three consecutive races, all at Aqueduct. Bred in Florida by Richard Wilson, the dark bay/brown colt is out of the Kissin Kris mare Kisses and Hugs.

“He’d been training super,” said Tonja Terranova, assistant to trainer John Terranova. “He showed no ill-effects from running so fast last time. Once he breezed last week and went tremendously, we knew that we’d run him.

“Custom for Carlos is a very nice horse and he has been battle-tested. This was a very big effort on our horse’s part, and we’re really proud of him. The Carter (Handicap, gr. I, April 3) is the goal now.” 

Sent off as the slight favorite in a field of five, Wall Street Wonder paid $4.70, $2.60, and $2.10.