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The Thoroughbred mare Hallowed Dreams has a trio of 2-year-old Quarter Horses on the track this year and one of them, A Dream to Remember, should go favored Sunday in the Grade 1, $200,000 Southwest Juvenile Championship at Zia Park.
Hallowed Dreams, who won the first 16 starts of her career, retired in 2002 with a record of 25 wins from 30 starts for earnings of $740,144. During her career, she won 17 stakes, most of them in her native Louisiana.
A Dream to Remember is the result of a complex breeding program that enabled Hallowed Dreams to be the dam of three Quarter Horses foaled in 2010. A Dream to Remember and Dreaminofthegame were foaled by surrogate mothers, according to a 2011 report in Daily Racing Form , while Ms Katyln Dreams was foaled by Hallowed Dreams.
The American Quarter Horse Association allows embryo transfer foals to be registered, provided certain rules are followed. In another twist, A Dream to Remember and Ms Katlyn Dreams both won trial races on the same Zia Park card Sept. 22. Dreaminofthegame, meanwhile, last raced at Evangeline Downs and finished fifth in a maiden special weight race Oct. 31. The breeder of all three fillies is Gerald D. Libersat.
A Dream to Remember, an Oklahoma-bred who races for R.D. Hubbard, Johnny D. Cope, and Henry Southway, became her dam’s first stakes winner when she won the Grade 2 Hobbs America Futurity at Zia in her most recent start Oct. 7. She was prominent throughout and forged to a three-quarter-length win in the 400-yard race.
A Dream to Remember will move to 440 yards for the Southwest Juvenile Championship. She won at the distance in August during trials for the All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. A Dream to Remember did not qualify for the finale, but ran third in the $84,000 All American Juvenile.
G.R. Carter Jr. is the regular rider of A Dream to Remember, who is trained by Paul Jones.
Others set to start in the Southwest Juvenile Championship include Sassmaster and Thequeenhasgonenuts, who finished a respective first and second in the Grade 2 Sam Houston Futurity in April, and Whiteface Eagle, runner-up in the Hobbs America Futurity. Hurri Cartel, a winner of 5 of 6 starts, enters off a stakes win at Fort Erie. The field of eight also includes Grade 3 winner Rockin Disco.
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NOTION missed the break before closing for third and then galloped out in front in his six-furlong debut. The expensive son of Notional is bred to go long on both sides of his pedigree, and his trainer does okay with stretchouts. CREATIVE THUNDER wound up on the edges in both of his seven-furlong outings in the fall. The 4yo by top sire Tapit is bred for middle distances, and should be a factor with the addition of Lasix. KAIGUN wasn't beaten all that far after an awkward break and a wide journey in his seven-furlong opener at Keeneland.
