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Sanagas, who won his Grade 1 debut in Saturday’s $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup, will have the winter off and will be pointed to races beginning in the spring, trainer Graham Motion said.
Sanagas is scheduled to be sent back to Motion’s base in Maryland, and is unlikely to start at the Gulfstream Park meeting.
“I might keep him north and point him for the spring campaign,” Motion said after Saturday’s race. “We can point for the nice races in summer and fall.”
Owned by Andreas Jacobs, Sanagas has won 7 of 10 starts and $222,282. A German-bred 5-year-old gelding, Sanagas joined Motion’s stable earlier this year, and won 3 of 5 starts in his American campaign this year.
All the wins came in stakes – the restricted John’s Call Stakes at Saratoga and the Grade 3 Sycamore Stakes at Keeneland in October prior to the Hollywood Turf Cup.
Before Saturday’s Turf Cup, Motion was optimistic that Sanagas would run well enough to justify pointing the gelding to the major marathon turf stakes in 2012. The performance did nothing to sway that opinion.
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Facing a shallow field of maiden-20 for fillies and mares, second-time starter MISS MADDIE BEE can be long gone at a short price. She dueled through a hot pace before tiring in her maiden-40 debut, but now shortens to five and one-half furlongs, drops to the bottom, and figures to clear the field. Adios. AWESOMEKAYLEE has a pair of good-looking gate works the past two weeks, and makes her career debut against a shallow group. Sired by Awesome Again, she is the first foal out of 9-for-38 mare Getcozywithkaylee. LOVE MY GIRL was well-backed in her comeback, but lost her rider.
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