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Even-money favorite Fury Kapcori was content to stalk multiple stakes-winning Anytime Magic early and proved best in the stretch as he scored a solid victory in the $75,250 Charlie Palmer Futurity at the Big Fresno Fair on Saturday.
Coming off a six-length wire-to-wire maiden victory at Golden Gate Fields, Fury Kapcori ($4), a son of two-time Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Tiznow, turned in a professional performance in his stakes debut and first race around two turns. It was the first race at the distance for all five 2-year-olds.
Fury Kapcori sat just off Anytime Magic through reasonable fractions of 24:30 seconds, 48.96, and 1:12.66 before jockey Russell Baze asked him to make his move.
He quickly put away Anytime Magic as the field headed for home and held off a determined challenge by Condiment to win the one-mile race by 1 1/4 lengths in 1:37.63.
Condiment, second in the Cavonnier Juvenile in his debut, finished 5 1/2 lengths ahead of My Best Bet, who was third in the Cavonnier.
Fury Kapcori, a $100,000 yearling purchase at last September’s Keeneland sale, earned $45,050 for owners Rick Awtrey, George Todaro, and Jerry Hollendorfer, who also trains him. He has earned $61,000 with 2 wins in 3 starts.
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LOVE TO RUN was rarin' to go first out in two months, so much so that he rocketed through a six-furlong split of 1:08.79 seconds - faster than Cross Traffic in the Westchester at the same one-mile distance a few days earlier; back-to-back Belmont wins last year included one rallying from next-to-last, so he may make good use of outside draw to track COLIZEO. The latter drops to same second-level condition where he won big first off R-Rod claim; reunited with Jose Ortiz, who was aboard for that score on wet track.
