Welcome to Spa Babies! I'll break down the statistics for every juvenile contest at the meet. Hopefully, we'll end up with a tidy profit. Sunday's results: Race 2: Footnote This finished sixthRace 6: War Echo finished seventh Monday, July 28, 2008 Race 55 1/2 Furlongs (Turf)Maiden Special Weight2-year-old filliesPurse $62,000 1. Remedy (Lion Heart - Love U Fran, by Phone Trick)Trainer: Steven Asmussen- Foaled March 14, 2006 in Kentucky- withdrawn yearling (Keeneland September 2007)- half-sister to stakes-winning juvenile (Carol D (13-1-6-3, $22,105, 1-6 at two, unraced on turf, 0-3 in mud/slop)- half-sister to Grade 2-placed juvenile War Wolf (9-2-1-2, $75,610, 1-3 at two, unraced on turf, unraced in mud/slop)- first-crop sire was a multiple Grade 1 winner on the main track (10-5-3-0, $1,390,800, 3-3 at two, unraced on turf, 0-1 in mud/slop)- sire is 7-21 (33%, $6.20 ROI) with juvenile debut runners in 2008- this is sire's first turf runner- dam was a sprint winner on the main track (7-1-0-1, $33,280, unraced at two, 0-2 on turf, 0-1 in mud/slop, cost $170,000 as a yearling)- dam has three runners, three winners, three juvenile runners, two juvenile winners, no turf runners, two mud/slop runners, no mud/slop winners- Phone Trick is 5-54 (9%, $1.97 ROI) as the broodmare sire of all debut runners in 2008 (all winners on main track, one juvenile winner)- second dam is a route-winning (main track) half-sister to Kentucky Oaks (Grade 2) winner Sun and Snow (46-7-10-4, $212,665) - trainer is 3-24 (13%, $1.28 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf- trainer is 0-1 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf at Saratoga- trainer is 35-170 (21%, $1.68 ROI) with all debut runners in 2008 (34 winners with Lasix, one winner on turf, 26 juvenile debut winners, 14 with Shaun Bridgmohan aboard, three winners for this owner)- June 17, July 22 workouts match barn's juvenile filly War Echo (finished seventh in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on July 29)- June 24 workout matches barn's juvenile filly Gold Plated (finished sixth in career debut over Presque Isle Downs' Tapeta surface on July 11 with 34 Beyer)- July 8 workout matches barn's juvenile filly Selina Moon (finished fifth in career debut over Arlington's Polytrack on July 26)- July 8 workout matches barn's four-year-old Icetate (finished third in 'n1x' optional claimer on dirt at Saratoga on July 23 with 79 Beyer, 81 top on turf)- July 15 workout matches barn's juvenile filly Jardin (won Grade 3 Schuylerville Stakes on dirt at Saratoga on July 23 with 67 Beyer) 2. Classofsixtythree (Include - Rambling Rose, by Blush Rambler)Trainer: Gary Sciacca- Foaled May 1, 2006 in Kentucky- $22,000 RNA weanling (Keeneland November 2006)- entered juvenile (Fasig-Tipton Spring May 2008)- sire was a Grade 1 route winner on the main track (20-10-1-4, $1,659,560, 0-2 at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)- sire is 8-77 (10%) with juvenile debut runners- sire is 9-65 (14%) with first-time turf runners- sire is 4-22 (18%, $1.83 ROI)with all debut runners in 2008 (all older winners on main track)- dam was a turf winner at two (10-1-0-0, $36,830, 1-5 at two, 1-8 on turf, 0-1 in mud/slop, cost $17,000 as a weanling, and $82,000 as a yearling)- dam has four runners, three winners, three juvenile runners, no juvenile winners, four turf runners, no turf winners, four mud/slop runners, two mud/slop winners- Blush Rambler is 1-2 (50%, $3.80 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2008 (older winner on main track)- second dam is Grade 2-placed Whip Cream (43-8-10-8, $230,623, 0-1 at two, 6-29 on turf, 1-3 in mud/slop)- trainer is 0-2 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf- trainer was 1-10 (10%, $4.00 ROI) with all debut runners in 2007 (older turf winner at Saratoga with Lasix)- July 2 workout matches barn's juvenile filly Wink for Free (finished seventh in career debut on dirt at Monmouth in $40,000 maiden claiming on July 20 with 16 Beyer)- July 16 workout went .02 slower than Wink for Free 3. Amanwella (Fusaichi Pegasus - Tempestina, by Storm Cat)Trainer: H Graham Motion- Foaled May 9, 2006 in Kentucky- $525,000 yearling (Keeneland September 2006)- sire was a Grade 1 route winner on the main track (9-6-2-0, $1,994,400, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)- sire is 14-129 (11%) with juvenile debut runners - sire is 9-137 (7%) with first-time turf runners- sire is 4-26 (11%, $1.21 ROI) with all debut runners in 2008 (two juvenile winners, all winners on main track)- Fusaichi Pegasus - Storm Cat 'nick' has produced multiple stakes-winner Saki to Me (8-4-0-0, $158,695, 3-3 at two, 0-1 on turf, 2-4 in mud/slop)- dam was a sprint winner on the main track (11-4-2-0, $101,690, unraced at two, 0-2 on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)- dam has two runners, one winner, one juvenile runner, no juvenile winners, one turf runner, one first-turf winner, no mud/slop runners- Storm Cat is 5-57 (9%, $2.54 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2008 (all older winners, one winner on turf)- dam a half-sister to Grade 2 sprint winner (main track) Afto (12-3-2-2, $133,386, 1-2 at two, 0-4 on turf, unraced in mud/slop)- dam a half-sister to Grade 3-placed router (main track) Beloved By All (9-2-2-1, $64,645, 1-1 at two, 0-1 on turf, unraced in mud/slop)- dam a half-sister to stakes-placed juvenile sprinter (main track) Sensible (6-1-2-2, $80,669, 1-5 at two, unraced on turf, 0-1 in mud/slop)- trainer is 2-22 (9%, $0.69 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf- trainer is 1-4 (25%, $2.70 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf at Saratoga- trainer is 6-40 (15%, $1.18 ROI) with all debut runners in 2008 (all with Lasix, one juvenile debut winner, four winners on turf, one with Ramon Dominguez aboard for this owner)- July 19 workout matches barn's three-year-old filly Exonerated (74 turf Beyer top) 4. Stone Legacy (Birdstone - Gulch Legacy, by Gulch)Trainer: D Wayne Lukas- Foaled May 5, 2006- first-crop sire was a multiple Grade 1 route winner on the main track (9-5-0-0, $1,575,600, 2-3 at two, won debut, unraced on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)- sire is 2-10 (20%, $4.04 ROI) with juvenile debut runners in 2008- this is sire's first turf runner- dam was a winner (14-4-1-2, $145,501, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)- dam has two runners, one winner, one juvenile runner, no juvenile winners, one turf runner, no turf winners, two mud/slop runners, one mud/slop winner- Gulch is 2-30 (7%, $0.58 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2008 (both older winners, one winner on turf)- dam a half-sister to Grade 1 route winner (main track) Catinca (20-9-5-4, $864,775, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf, 1-4 in mud/slop)- trainer is 0-13 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf- trainer is 0-6 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners on turf at Saratoga-trainer was 1-39 (3%, $0.47 ROI) with all debut runners in 2007 (juvenile debut winner with Lasix and blinkers on the main track)- July 10 workout went .02 slower than barn's juvenile Ninth Client (finished seventh in career debut on dirt at Belmont on July 17 with 35 Beyer) 5. Scintillation (Is It True - Strickly Elo, by Elocutionist)Trainer: Ronny Werner- Foaled March 5, 2006 in Florida- $45,000 yearling (OBS Select August 2007)- $90,000 juvenile (OBS Open March 2008)- half-sister to stakes-winner Avid Skier (18-6-2-0, $160,848, 2-2 at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)- sire was a Grade 1 route winner on the main track at two (15-5-2-2, $819,999, 2-6 at two, unraced on turf, 1-1 in mud/slop)- sire is 72-542 (13%) with juvenile runners- sire is 7-114 (6%) with first-turf runners- dam was a winner (45-7-7-7, $58,932, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf, 4-9 in mud/slop, cost $8,500 as a yearling)- dam has six runners, four winners, six juvenile runners, three juvenile winners, two turf runners, no turf winners, four mud/slop runners, three mud/slop winners)- dam a half-sister to stakes-winning juvenile Smooth Stuff (15-3-3-1, $41,307)- dam a half-sister to stakes-placed Strate Murph (25-7-2-4, $39,887)- dam a half-sister to stakes-placed Pervation (20-4-1-3, $31,481)- dam a half-sister to stakes-placed Strate Jon (28-3-5-5, $28,514)-trainer is 1-9 (11%, $1.13 ROI) over the past five years with second-time juveniles switching to turf- worked one furlong in 10.1, and another quarter-mile in 21.2 prior to the March sale 6. Emma Darling (Hennessy - Jenna S., by Kris S.)Trainer: Michael Maker- Foaled April 3, 2006 in Kentucky- sire was a Grade 1 sprint winner on the main track at two (9-4-3-0, $580,400, all races at two, unraced on turf, 0-1 in mud/slop)- sire is 29-231 (13%) with juvenile debut runners- sire is 29-231 (13%) with first-turf runners- sire is 3-28 (11%, $0.70 ROI) with all debut runners this year (all juvenile winners on the main track)- dam was a sprint winner at two on the main track (10-1-0-1, $24,387, 1-5 at two, unraced on turf, 0-3 in mud/slop)- dam has three runners, two winners, two juvenile runners, no juvenile winners, three turf runners, one turf winner, three mud/slop runners, two mud/slop winners- Kris S. is 1-49 (2%, $0.57 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2008 (older winner on main track)- dam a full sister to juvenile Grade 1-placed router (main track) Viz (14-1-1-1, $72,090, 1-7 at two, 0-2 on turf, 0-1 in mud/slop)- dam a full sister to stakes-winning router (main track) Mistress S. (21-3-8-3, $147,578, 1-5 at two, 0-6 on turf, 1-2 in mud/slop)