2022 Kentucky Oaks Hopeful Snapshots: Nest
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She won by 8 ¼ lengths, earning 100 qualifying points toward the Kentucky Oaks and stamping herself as a threat for the first Friday in May.
Read MoreShe won by 8 ¼ lengths, earning 100 qualifying points toward the Kentucky Oaks and stamping herself as a threat for the first Friday in May.
Read MoreIn her grade 1 debut, Nest delivered a dominating performance at Keeneland.
Read More“This is a legit field of fillies,” said Aron Wellman, whose Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners co-owns the Ashland favorite, Nest, with Repole Stable. “Whoever is posing for photos on the Keeneland turf course afterward will have earned it.”
Read MoreThe Empire Maker filly is now a graded stakes winner on dirt and turf.
Read MoreNest On The Road To The Oaks
Read MoreWe’re very proud of the story Lenny Shulman penned for the March edition of BloodHorse in which he chronicles Eclipse’s success in our initial 10 years of operation.
Read MoreNest ran as a 1-5 favorite should in the $100,000 Suncoast Stakes Feb. 12 at Tampa Bay Downs—defeating her rivals in a display of utmost class and professionalism.
Read MoreIrad Ortiz Jr. rides the Curlin filly, who also was third in the one-mile Tempted Stakes at Aqueduct Racetrack and a five-length maiden winner at Belmont Park in her other starts last year at age 2.
Read MoreSouthern California-based Queen Goddess will try to make the most of her extended stay in Arkansas when the Grade 1 winner faces six rivals in the $250,000 Bayakoa Stakes (G3) for older fillies and mares Saturday at Oaklawn.
Read MoreCalifornia invader Queen Goddess , winner of the off-the-turf Dec. 26 American Oaks (G1) at Santa Anita Park,
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