Delta Downs
– Track hosted on $50,000 Sweet Home Alabama Stakes for Alabama-breds on Saturday and the winner was Vive-Lee Farm’s Let’s see the feet under AGASO Isaac Castello The Sherman Savoie trainee beat six rivals in the seven-furlong event for 3-year-olds and over.
Can See Da Pedes was saved early in the race after breaking cleanly in the two-two trade while Aoide and Ghost Spirit Wendy battled through split times for the lead in :23.52 for the opening fourth mile and :48.13 for the half. As he turned into the second field, Can See Da Pedes ran to the leaders as he began to travel along the rail.
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Entering the space, the space behind the passenger is open inside and there was never any doubt in the event. See Da Feet led home 3 3/4 lengths ahead of Splendor Chamoidis, who rallied for second. Wendy’s Saint settled for third, another 2 1/4 lengths behind the runner. See Da Foot distance over a fast track in 1:29.65.
The first row of stakes scores See Da Pedes career Can. His record now stands at two quarters of a second, two seconds, and two thirds from 10 trips to the starting gate. He earned $30,000 in profits and now has a bankroll of $72,750.
Bred in Alabama by his owner, Can See Da Pedes is a 4-year-old bay goat by Divide and Conquer from Bornupatree’s Indy mare.
Sent to the gate with odds of 3-1, see Da Pedes price $ 8.60 to win.-Don Cicero / Delta Downs
You can see Da Feet, ridden by Isaac Castillo, on his way to victory in the Sweet Home Alabama Stakes in the Alabama-bred Delta DownsHodges Photography
Gulfstream Park
-K. Johnston Racing, Michael and Jules Iavarone and Hopeless Stables’ undefeated multiple stakes winner at 2 years Total Successbriefly under Breeders’ Cup consideration, but will stay home for his next venture.
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Based at Gulfstream Park with teacher Bobby Dibona, the highest level of success has been demonstrated $100,000 Youth Sprint at six stages Nov. 14 or the $200,000 Adventure at one mile on November 28, also for 2-year-olds, in the opening weekend of the Laughter Meet 2026-2027.
“Two will be one,” Dibona said.
After the total success record to 3-0 with the second consecutive pole 5 Sept. on the seven-race Express Tour for Florida-breds, connections had planned to send him to Keeneland for the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1) Oct. 30, which I noted as his grass. Minor’s ill health changed his plans.
“He got a little sick,” Dibona said. “He developed a fever and his blood went crazy, causing him to miss two weeks of training.”
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Top Success returned to Gulfstream on Saturday, finishing the half mile in 49.44 seconds on the main track. The first time it happened was on Aug. 30, a week before the Express Tour.
“Dibona said,” said Dibona, “that only what was supposed to have happened.” “We just went easy on him to get him back. The half came in :49, which I wanted, and he flew well. That’s pretty good.”
Top Success, a $165,000 son of Grade 1-winning stakes winner Win Win, debuts July 20 at Gulfstream ahead of the stakes in the back-to-back state of the wild starting Aug. 10 In summary. His three wins all came in front of the frontrunners by a combined 24¼ lengths.
– Also on Saturday work tab repole Stable, West Point Thoroughbreds, CJ Stables, Woodford Racing, Lane End and Patrick McGee 4 years Vibewho ran four furlongs in :50.85 along the top track.
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Trained by Todd Pletcher, Vibe went into the second stage in the April 2025 maiden event from there until an optional claim to triumph on March 14, both at Gulfstream. In June, he settled in the Metropolitan (G1) in the stretch and provided a horse ambulance ride in the area. Lastly, the $3 million Keeneland September yearlings He ran seventh in the Recovery Stable Sept. 19 at Parx.
A bad vibe from Nonna Mia, from Empire Founder. He is a half-brother to stakes and Grade 1 winner Outwork, and a half-sister to Grade 2 winner and parent Cairo Prince.
Vibe Post 7 drew in the field of 10 ad $60,000 for Mr. Jordan’s overnight check Oct. 24 at Gulfstream. Among the rivals in the one-mile stretch for 3-year-olds and up are stakes winners Chrome Spirit, To the East and Pure Class and stakes-placed Indecision, Fede, El Principito, Fiveeyesonskystars and Awesome Train.Gulfstream Media Relations
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