Third way (Yoshida {Jpn}), co-owned by Shawn Davis and Bill Carnes and coached by Davis, became the first winner for his freshman year with a 7 1/4 win at Lone Star Park on Tuesday night. Bay gelding, who finished fifth on a sloppy track in his five-stage debut on June 8, was sent off 6-1 while scoring half the distance in his opening match. this second. He took an early lead and overcame fractions of :22.22 and :45.87. He extended his advantage into lane and went home with an easy win. Pure malice (malice palace) second.
Third Street was bred by Bryon Henderson, who purchased gelding’s dam, Abbey Street, with the winner in utero for $13,000 in the Keeneland sale in January 2021. The mare is a half-brother. different mother from the 1st place winner Wicked Strong (Spin hard).
GI Woodward S. 2018 winner, Yoshida stands at WinStar Farm for a $10,000 fee.
3rd lone star, $33,000, Msw7-4, 2yo, 5 1/2f, 1:06.19, ft, 7 1/4 length.
THIRD STREET (g, 2, Yoshida {Jpn}–Abbey Street, by Street Boss) click for Equibase.com chart. Lifetime record: 2-1-0-0, $20,601. O-Shawn Davis & Bill Carnes; B-Bryon Henderson (LA); T-Shawn H. Davis. *$3,000 2yo RNA ’23 TTAAPR
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