Winter Meet 2005 Races
January 30 - February 5
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Homecoming King Dances Away With Feature
February 5, 2005
Owner-trainer F. Lee
McKinney’s Homecoming King rallied late to out-gain favorite Conte Amour in
the final strides to win the featured race at Beulah Park on Saturday. Eight
allowance runners set sail as Conte Amour and Free to Run cleared away from
the field in the early stages. Restrained behind the pace, Homecoming King
swung into action at the top of the lane and wore down pacesetter Conte
Amour with less than 100 yards to run. The running time for the six furlongs
over the fast track was 1:15.
Ridden by Hector Rosario
Jr., Homecoming King paid $10.60, $4.20 and $3.40. Conte Amour held on for
second and returned $3.20 and $2.80. Hephzi Bah finished third and paid his
backers $8.00.
Live racing returns to
Beulah Park on Monday with nine live races..
First post time is set for 1:15 p.m.
'Clown' Leading Lady In Feature At Beulah
February 4, 2005
M.Y. Stables Inc.’s
Patti’s Clown brushed back all challengers to win the featured race at
Beulah Park on Friday. Seven Ohio bred allowance fillies and mares battled
as Patti’s Clown and Glory Win dueled for the early lead. Dispatching of her
foe with an eighth of a mile to go, Patti’s Clown cleared off to a
3-¾-length victory. The running time for the 5½ furlongs over the fast track
was 1:08.
Ridden by Edgar Paucar for trainer Mike Nance, Patti’s Clown paid $4.20,
$2.60 and $2.20 as the wagering favorite. Royal Cup rallied strongly for
second and returned $3.00 and $2.80. Golden Izzy finished third and had a
payoff of $3.00.
Live racing returns to Beulah Park on Saturday with eight live races.
First post time is set for 1:15 p.m.
Edgar Paucar rides Patti's Clown to victory in the fifth race Friday at
Beulah Park.
Parnell Square Romps In Beulah Park Feature
February 2, 2005
Michael Ryan’s Parnell
Square’s class shined through as he galloped to victory in the featured race
at Beulah Park on Wednesday. Six allowance runners battled as Pretty Bad Boy
and Parnell Square sprinted to the front. Turning for home, the son of Saint
Ballado pushed past Pretty Bad Boy and proceeded to draw away to a
6-½-length victory. The running time for the 1 mile over the fast track was
1:39 4/5.
Piloted by Hector Rosario
Jr. for trainer Thomas Drury Jr., Parnell Square returned $2.60, $2.20 and
$2.10 as the odds-on favorite. Pretty Bad Boy faded to second and paid $3.80
and $2.40. White Angel Light finished a distant third and had a payoff of
$2.60.
Live racing returns to
Beulah Park on Friday with eight live races.
First post time is set for 1:15 p.m.
Parnell Square in the winner's circle following the fifth
race
Wednesday at Beulah Park.
Charming John Gives Hollendorfer Training Double
February 1, 2005
Matthew Holaday, Mike
Jamison and Jerry Hollendorfer’s Charming John made his Beulah Park debut a
victorious one by pulling away to win the featured race on Tuesday. Seven
claimers clashed as Three Ladies Man and Rollin Me Out dueled for the early
lead. Settling back off of the pace, Charming John swung into action as the
field reached the top of the stretch, drawing away to a comfortable 2-length
victory. Charming John stopped the timer in 1:04 4/5 for the 5 ½ furlongs
over the fast going.
Ridden by Cesar Camaque
for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, who also won the third race with Bellarama
($2.80), Charming John paid $5.20, $2.60 and $2.20 as the wagering favorite.
Rapide finished a clear second and returned $2.80 and $2.40. Jessamine Jake
rallied strongly for third and paid his backers $6.00.
Live racing returns to
Beulah Park on Wednesday with nine live races.
First post time is set for 1:15 p.m.
Cesar Ccamaque returns to the paddock with Charming John
after
winning the fifth race Tuesday at Beulah Park.
Bombs Away For ‘Afleet’ In Feature: Paucar Wins 4
January 31, 2005
Owner-trainer Dale Shade’s
Kristans Afleet notched her second consecutive victory at Beulah Park this
winter by landing home first in the featured race on Monday. Seven top-class
allowance runners squared off as Kristans Afleet dashed her way to the lead
and never looked back, drawing away to a 2-¼-length victory in a running
time of 1:05 for the 5½ furlongs over the fast main track.
Ridden by the star of the
day Edgar Paucar, Kristans Afleet paid $12.20, $5.40 and $3.80. Heavily
favored Sheikh and Awe finished a disappointing second and returned $3.20
and $2.60. Red Hot Helen faded to third and had a show payoff of $2.80.
In other news 29-year-old
Edgar Paucar continues to make an impression at Beulah Park by collection
four victories on the Monday card. A graduate of the top-notch Peruvian
riding school that produced Edgar Prado and Rafael Bejarano, Paucar began
his day by sweeping the early daily double with Robbies Hero ($10.20) in the
first and P.M.’s Snacks ($7.20) in the second races. Paucar rounded out his
day with Kristans Afleet ($12.20) in the sixth race and Upward Bound ($4.60)
in the seventh.
Edgar Paucar begin his
U.S riding career at the Massachusetts Fair Circuit before graduating to
Suffolk Downs near Boston, Massachusetts. Paucar is married with no children
and looks to use Beulah as a springboard to bigger things this summer.
Live racing returns to
Beulah Park on Tuesday with nine live races.
First post time is set for 1:15 p.m.
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