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ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Tu Endie Wei , who finished sixth here in last Sunday’s Grade 3 Ontario Fashion at six furlongs, is headed for the breeding shed.
“She’s sound and healthy, same as she was,” said Reade Baker, who has trained the Kentucky-homebred Tu Endie Wei for owner Brereton C. Jones. “She just doesn’t have that fire anymore.”
Tu Endie Wei, by Johar out of Ms. Cornstalk, was Canada’s champion 2-year-old filly in 2011, following in the footsteps of her half-sister Biofuel, the 2009 Sovereign Award winner in that division.
Racing for Jones and Baker, Tu Endie Wei won the My Dear, Ontario Debutante, and Glorious Song in her first campaign and added the Star Shoot and the Grade 3 Seaway this season, with all of those successes coming in Polytrack sprints at Woodbine.
Tu Endie Wei also finished second here in the Grade 3, 1 1/16-mile Selene and third in Belmont’s Grade 3, six-furlong Victory Ride as a 3-year-old and will join her owner’s broodmare band with a mark of 5-1-1 and earnings of $525,500 from 12 starts.
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SLIGO JOE finished third, fourth, or fifth against classier company in each of his last four races. He ran fast enough in his last two starts to beat this type on the plunge from $10,000 optional claiming into this $5,000 N1Y field. LATCH LIGHTING only finished fifth as the favorite at this class level last time. He should be a factor today, but he seems more likely to contend in the minor exotic slots than he is to beat this field. STEALTH HERO ran a dull race when he beat just one opponent here on a muddy track in his last race.
