Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners’ Feathered (f, 2, Indian Charlie–Receipt, by Dynaformer) turned Sunday’s seventh race maiden into a one-horse show, streaking home to score by 9 3/4 lengths as the prohibitive 4-5 chalk.
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The baby blue and black silks of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners will be proudly on display this weekend at Saratoga Race Course.
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DEL MAR, CA – Desert Steel trained so well coming into her debut in May that she was favored. She lost. She was favored in her second start. She lost again.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Of course Graham Motion was going to run a horse in Wednesday’s $100,000 Better Talk Now Stakes at Saratoga. But Craftsman isn’t just a token entry; he is among the bevy of contenders in a fairly wide-open running of this one-mile turf stakes for 3-year-olds.
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It has often been said that history has a tendency to repeat itself and that is what Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners would love to see happen at Saratoga Racecourse on Saturday afternoon.
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The baby blue and black silks of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners were represented with honor on Sunday, July 27, over the hallowed grounds of Del Mar and Saratoga.
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The baby blue and black silks of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners will be displayed by Battier at Del Mar on Saturday afternoon and on Sunday ETP has two two-year-old fillies in action. Curalina makes her racing debut at Saratoga and Desert Steel will be in action at Del Mar.
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Ownership Insights presented by OwnerView is a weekly series examining different aspects of Thoroughbred ownership.
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This is an exciting time in the horse racing world as the much anticipated race meets at Del Mar in California and Saratoga in New York have begun. While the baby blue and black silks of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners will be represented at both tracks this weekend, the action will begin Saturday, July 19, at Monmouth Park in New Jersey when Super Sky runs in the $60,000 The Desert Vixen Stakes.
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Craftsman (IRE) changed gears impressively in the turn forging to the lead in midstretch proving much the best in the $50,000 Nick Shuk Memorial Stakes at Delaware Park.
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