The Sire Honor AP freshman earned his first winner at Turf Paradise

5th Lawn Paradise, 30,000 USD, Msw4-25, 2yo, 5f, :59.17, ft, length 1 1/4.
DANCING PORKY (c, 2, Honor AP–Morning Dance, by Broken Vow) recorded the first winner worldwide for freshman sire Honor AP by Lane's End (by Honor Code), who has 80 racing-age foals on record. The youngster, who debuted at Turf Paradise and finished third on April 11, was sent off as a 1-2 choice here. Although the colt started slowly, by the time he reached the far turn he was in gear. Driving down the lane, Dancing Porky crossed the line by 1 1/4 lengths Trust me (Bodyexpress). The winner's dam was the cause of Lexitonian's yearling and she was bred to West Coast for this season.
Sales history: $6,000 Ylg '23 FTCAYR. Lifetime record: 2-1-0-1, $21,300. Click to Equibase.com chart.
O-Gordiano Racing Stable and Silva, Jose Luna; BH&E Farms (KY); T-Jose Luna Silva.

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