July 11th, 2015

Two Stakes Horses on the East Coast Saturday for WAR FRONT

G1 SW PEACE AND WAR put in a strong closing kick to finish runner-up in the Grade 3 Delaware Oaks, beaten less than two lengths. The 3-year-old filly by WAR FRONT was making her second start for trainer Graham Motion after previously being trained by Olly Stevens. She was coming out of a runner-up finish in the Our Mims S. on June 3rd. Last year, PEACE AND WAR won Keeneland’s Darley Alcibiades S.-G1 in her first start in the U.S. after making the first three career starts in Great Britain.

Multiple stakes winner SOUPER COLOSSAL nearly went wire-to-wire in his runner-up finish in the 1 1/16-mile Long Branch S. at Monmouth Park. The 3-year-old colt by WAR FRONT set the pace at the outset, turned back a challenger on the far turn, then dug in gamely through the stretch to finish just 1 1/4 lengths back, but almost six lengths in front of the third-place horse. This year, SOUPER COLOSSAL won the Texas Glitter S. at Gulfstream in his seasonal debut. He was then off for four months and returned to be runner-up in the Select S., his last start prior to the Long Branch. Last year at two, SOUPER COLOSSAL won his first three starts, including the Sapling S. (by 5 1/2 lengths) and the Tyro S. (by 3 3/4 lengths). He has now finished first or second in six of seven career starts.

War Front
VIEW ALL
05.05.24
FIRST SAMURAI’s Not On Herb Registers Second Stakes Victory
READ STORY
05.02.24
RUNHAPPY’s Rotknee Wins Again in Affirmed Success
READ STORY
04.28.24
Catholika Latest Winner for CATHOLIC BOY
READ STORY

CLAIBORNE FARM
NEWSLETTER