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Kiss My Hennessy won the second stakes race of his career Sunday at Ruidoso Downs, when he romped by 6 1/2 lengths in the $172,026 Rio Grande Senor Futurity. The race was the richest offering for Thoroughbreds on a $1.1 million program of 11 stakes restricted to horses bred in New Mexico. The program featured four stakes for Quarter Horses.
Kiss My Hennessy ($3.80) wired the field in the Senor, covering 5 1/2 furlongs on a track rated fast in 1:04.42. Casey Lambert was aboard for trainer Todd Fincher. Earlier this year, Kiss My Hennessy won a division of the $120,000 Copper Top Futurity at Sunland Park. He has now won 3 of 6 starts for owners Scott Bryant and Joe Dee Brooks.
The other major Thoroughbred race on the card was the $159,744 Rio Grande Senorita Futurity, and Back Seat Roll ($20.20) won by a neck over K B’s Princess. She covered 5 1/2 furlongs in 1:05.18. Enrique Gomez rode Back Seat Roll for J. Kirk and Judy Robison and trainer Henry Dominguez.
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CLASSIC BRYCE went to the sidelines after tanking in the 2012 Canadian Triple Crown, and has worked solidly for a trainer who's begun the meet with a bang. The beautifully-bred son of Grand Slam is out of G2 turf stakes winner Classic Stamp, who's the dam of a grass winner. SEEKINGTHEDIAMOND ended a streak of seconditis when he romped in a recent maiden special around two turns on the grass at Churchill. The late bloomer possesses a fitness edge on most of these, and should be in the thick of the battle.
