4/3/2010 Bay Shore S.(G3) Eightyfiveinafifty

7th race - Aqueduct - April 03, 2010
Race Name: Bay Shore S. -Grade: 3
Race Type: Stakes
Age Restriction: Three Year Old
Value of Race: $196,000
Distance: Seven Furlongs On The Dirt
Track Condition: Fast
Winning Time: 1:21.89

Pgm	Horse	Jockey	Win	Place	Show
1	Eightyfiveinafifty	Ramon A. Dominguez	3.20	2.60	2.10
4	Hurricane Ike	Calvin H. Borel		3.20	2.80
6	Remand	John R. Velazquez			3.40
Also ran: 2 - Raynick's Jet , 3 - Noah's Dream , 5 - El Rocco
Scratched horses: Castaneda  (Trainer)
Wager Type		Winning Numbers		Payoff
$2 Pick 3		6-11-1 (3 correct)		430.00
$2 Daily Double		11-1		28.40
$2 Exacta		1-4		10.20
$2 Trifecta		1-4-6		37.00
Winning Breeder: A. Lakin & Sons & James Kintz
Winning Owner: Lerner, Moirano, Team Stallion Racing Corp., Contessa, Cohen, et al
Winning Trainer: Gary C. Contessa

2010 Bay Shore S.(G3) Eightyfiveinafifty.pdf

EIGHTYFIVEINAFIFTY 수 2007 USA 갈색 전적:4(2/0/1)  G3	포리스트캠프 FOREST CAMP 흑 1997 USA {1200m} G2 11전(4,2,0) 50 f, 0sw 1.35	Deputy Minister 데퓨티미니스터 흑 1979 CAN +[C 1300] LB 1142 f, 89sw 2.83	Vice Regent 밤 1967 CAN +[I] LB
			Mint Copy 흑 1970 CAN  w
		La Paz 라빠즈 갈 1988 USA {1300} SW 13 f, 5 w, 2 sw	Hold Your Peace 갈 1969 USA [I] G1
			Classy Craft 흑 1979 USA  SW
	Lifeinthefastlane 회 1999 USA  pl 4전(0,0,1) 1 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Unbridled's Song 언브라이들송 회 1993 USA {1600} G1 1061 f, 83sw 2.68	Unbridled 갈 1987 USA [I] G1
			Trolley Song 회 1983 USA {1800} w
		Inthefastlane 흑 1992 USA  SP 0 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Once Wild 갈 1985 USA {1288} G2
			K. A. Party 흑 1981 USA  w

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Eightyfiveinafifty Gets Back on Track
By Jason Shandler
Updated: Sunday, April 4, 2010 2:15 PM
Posted: Saturday, April 3, 2010 4:49 PM
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/56259/eightyfiveinafifty-gets-back-on-track

Eightyfiveinafifty made a winning return nearly two months after failing to finish the Whirlaway Stakes, as he led at every call in the seven-furlong Bay Shore Stakes (gr. III) (VIDEO) and cruised to a 2 1/2-length victory under Ramon Dominguez in the $200,000 event.

Racing for trainer and co-owner Gary Contessa, Eightyfiveinafifty broke sharply from post one and sailed through splits of :22.67, :45.01, and 1:08.82 while be ridden by Dominguez for the first time. His only serious threat most of the way was California shipper Hurricane Ike, who was making his debut on dirt, but the speedy son of Forest Camp put the race away by mid-stretch en route to his first stakes score.

The final time on a fast main track was 1:21.89. Hurricane Ike was runner-up under Calvin Borel, another 2 1/2 lengths in front of Remand in a field of six 3-year-old sprinters.

The only anxious moments for Eightyfiveinafifty were in the opening quarter-mile when he cocked his head toward the infield for a few seconds, but Dominguez quickly got the bay colt focused on his task. The awkward beginning probably gave Contessa a few uneasy moments, as the trainer had to sit through a disastrous last start when Eightyfiveinafifty failed to negotiate the first turn in the Feb. 6 Whirlaway, eventually bolting and crashing through the outside rail. That accident resulted in a leg cut which required 14 stitches.

“He’s a big horse with a big stride," Dominguez said. "It didn’t feel as if he was going in 1:08, but that’s the way it is with the good ones. I had no problem with him.”

Eightyfiveinafifty made headlines earlier this season when he romped by 17 1/4 lengths while breaking his maiden at Aqueduct. He now has two wins in four starts with earnings of $149,500.

The winner was bred in Kentucky by A. Lakin & Sons and James Kintz, and is out of the Unbridled’s Song mare Lifeinthefastlane. He was purchased for $100,000 at the OBS selected sale of 2-year-olds in training.

The connections still have a goal of trying Eightyfiveinafifty in one of the Triple Crown races this spring.

“The next race may be the Derby Trial (gr. III, April 24 Churchill Downs)," co-owner Harold Lerner said. "Perhaps, then the Preakness. The big dance (Kentucky Derby)? We're not ruling that out. One thing at a time. We don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves.”

Sent off at odds of 3-5, Eightyfiveinafifty paid $3.20, $2.60, and $2.10. The exacta (1-4) paid $10.20 and the trifecta (1-4-6) returned $37.