2/6/2010 Suwannee River S.(G3) Tottie

GULFSTREAM PARK, Saturday February 06, 2010 - Race 11

Suwannee River S. - Grade: 3

Purse: $125,000

Distance/Restrictions: 1 1/8M, Turf, B, 4 Year Olds and Up, STAKES

Winning Time:1:50.34

Pgm	Horse	Jockey	Win	Place	Show
11	Tottie	Jose Lezcano	5.60	3.80	3.20
5	Cable	Alan Garcia		5.80	4.40
9	In My Glory	Jesus Lopez Castanon			14.60

Times in 100ths: :24.63 :50.96 1:15.55 1:38.84 1:50.34 Unplaced horses listed in order of finish. Also ran: Sweet and Flawless, Long Approach, Indigo North, Astrologie, Aaroness and Good Time Sally Scratched: Lemonette , Crawford County , Miss Match and Lady Shakespeare Winning Breeder: Lawn Stud Winning Trainer: Chad C. Brown Winning Owner: J. H. Richmond-Watson Wager Type Winning Numbers Payoff $2 Daily Double 4-11 $12.40 $2 Exacta 11-5 $38.60 $1 Superfecta 11-5-9-2 $2,473.20 $1 Trifecta 11-5-9 $483.40 $1 Pick 3 3-4-11 $15.00 $1 Pick 4 1-3-4-11 $53.90 $2 Pick 6 1-10-1-3-4-11 $1,533.00

Race Comments: TOTTIE (GB) stalked the pace into the stretch, rallied to catch IN MY GLORY at the sixteenth pole and was all out to prevail. CABLE reserved racing along the rail, was forced to wait for room in behind LONG APPROACH in the stretch, eased out and rallied to be up for the place. IN MY GLORY quickly moved to the fore, made the pace along the rail to the sixteenth pole and gave way. SWEET AND FLAWLESS unhurried early, angled five wide on the far turn and closed with a belated rally to just miss the show. LONG APPROACH stalked the pace along the rail, was forced to alter course outside the leaders in midstretch for racing room and couldn't gain late. INDIGO NORTH rated off the pace, raced four wide around the far turn and had no late response. ASTROLOGIE (FR) raced in striking position to inside the eighth pole, then weakened. AARONESS failed to menace. GOOD TIME SALLY stalked the pace thee wide into the stretch, then tired.

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TOTTIE 암 2006 GB 갈색 전적:12(3/0/1)  G3	Fantastic Light 판타스틱라이트 갈 1996 USA {2200} G1 25전(12,5,3) 7,486,957 USD 624 f, 17sw 0.92	Rahy 라히 밤 1985 USA *+[I] LSB 1055 f, 86sw 2.40	Blushing Groom 밤 1974 FR *+{BC} LSB
			Glorious Song 갈 1976 USA {*DC} G1
		Jood 갈 1989 USA  pl 8 f, 5 w, 2 sw	Nijinsky 갈 1967 CAN *+{CS} LSB
			Kamar 갈 1976 CAN  SW
	Katy Nowaitee 갈 1996 GB  전(0,0,0) 0 0 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Komaite 갈 1983 USA  SW 4 f, 0sw	Nureyev 갈 1977 USA *+{C} LSB
			Brown Berry 갈 1960 USA  G2
		Cold Blow 갈 1987 GB  0 f, 0 w, 0 sw	Posse 밤 1977 USA  G1
			Warm Wind 갈 1979 IRE

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Suwannee River: Tottie at Home on U.S. Turf
By Jason Shandler
Updated: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 11:56 AM
Posted: Saturday, February 6, 2010 7:04 PM
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Tottie, the 9-5 favorite, remained unbeaten in two starts since shipping to the U.S., as she stalked the pace and took over mid-stretch en route to a narrow win in the $125,000 Suwannee River Stakes (gr. IIIT) (VIDEO) Feb. 6 at Gulfstream Park.

A 4-year-old daughter of Fantastic Light, Tottie made the first 10 starts of her career in her native England with trainer Amanda Perrett before shipping to Florida last fall and landing in the barn of Chad Brown. The bay filly won her North American debut Jan. 7 over the same Gulfstream turf course in a 1 1/16-mile allowance contest.

In the nine-furlong Suwannee, Tottie broke from the outside in post 11 under Jose Lezcano and tracked pacesetter In My Glory through easy splits of :24.63, :50.96, 1:15.55, and 1:38.84. In My Glory, a 45-1 longshot with Jesus Castanon aboard, still had a half-length advantage at the eighth-pole, but Tottie continued to chase her rival down and finally took over at the sixteenth-pole.

Her other threat in deep stretch was Cable, who rallied from well off the pace under Alan Garcia to make it close, but Tottie held on to win by three parts of a length in a final time of 1:50.34 over a firm turf course. Cable, a 5-year-old Dynaformer   mare, was a neck in front of In My Glory. Sweet and Flawless was another head back in fourth.

“The plan was to come from behind, but when she broke, she broke right on top and I didn’t want to take her back,” Lezcano said. “She was sharp and I took her right to the rail to get my position, and when I asked her she gave me a big kick. She is a very nice filly.”

Tottie won just once in 10 starts in Europe, finishing out of the money in eight of those tries. She has clearly found a new home on the U.S. grass.

“She came to me in September on a recommendation from James Delahooke (bloodstock agent),” Brown said. “The owner, Mr. (J. H.) Richmond-Watson from England, said to take whatever time you think she needs. She had a bad first month here before she began to acclimate and the extra time has paid off.

“I was a little concerned that there wasn’t much pace up front today. She has the one big run, but Jose made a decision earlier in the race than she normally would, and it was a decision that I think won the race for her. I think middle distances, a mile to a mile-and-an-eighth, are her best. There are plenty of opportunities for her later on.”  

Tottie, now 3-0-1 from 12 starts and earnings of $116,484, is out of the Komaite mare Katy Nowaitee. She was bred in England by Lawn Stud.

The winner paid $5.60, $3.80, and $3.20. The exacta (11-5) returned $38.60 and the trifecta (11-5-9) was $483.40 for $1.

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