Five stakes on December 27 show at Fair Grounds

After holding six shares on December 26, Fair Grounds & Slots scale back on December 27, though only. Five US$75,000 sums, linked in Pick 5 50 cents, conclude Monday’s 10-race program.

The stakes are primarily focused on 2-year-olds and 3-year-old grass competitions at the end of the season, with one exception being the Joseph E. “Spanky” Broussard Memorial Team, a race for horses and mares, 3 -years old and up, at one mile and 70 yards. Other races were the Sugar Bowl Stakes (2-year-old) and the Letellier Memorial Stakes (2-year-old child), both at six points on the ground, and the Pago Hop Stakes (3-year-old child) and Woodchopper Stakes (3-year-old child) on the field. grass a mile.

Gary and Mary West, winners of multiple graded bets Concert tour was the top-performing horse entering Monday, backed 3-1 on the light line at Woodchopper, although he is expected to scratch. Winner of San Vicente Stakes (G2) and Rebel Stakes (G2) earlier this year for coach Bob Baffert, he now races for coach Brad Cox, who told Daily Racing Form’s Marcus Hersh that Street Sense Colt runs only if Woodchopper is moved from lawn to dirt.

Homewrecker Racing’s Just let me follow , who made a slight facelift of Bruce D. Stakes (G1T) (formerly Secretariat) this summer at Arlington International Raceway, is a top player on the pitch. Intern Eddie Kenneally placed seventh in Franklin-Simpson Stakes (G2T) at Kentucky Downs and Friday in Bryan Station Stakes at Keeneland in two starts since Bruce D.

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Opposition includes Allied Racing Stable’s Who took the money? , a quick returnee for trainer Bret Calhoun after lap 5 3/4 length in the Louisiana Champions Day Circuit with older state-bred horses on Dec. 11 at the Fair Grounds.

Calhoun also joins William Reed’s Excess magic , the optional second-level allowance declared the winner November 26, who finished second in the Texas Turf Mile Staking in January at Sam Houston Racing Park.

Adam Beschizza rode Point Me By, Deshawn Parker rode Who Took the Money, and Reylu Gutierrez rode the Extra Magic.

Morning favorites left on the Monday card include Jim Bakke and Gerry Isbister’s Girl with a dream in the Letellier Memorial; Stud Los Leones win bet Cheetara in the Broussard Memorial; Bradley Thoroughbreds, Tim and Anna Cambron, and Kurz Equine Investments’ Arm candy in a controversial Pago Hop, and David Campbell, Douglas Arnold, Marc Winston and David Clement’s Higher standards in the Sugar Bowl.