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Penn National Win Breeze On posts his third victory of 2007 with a 2 3/4 romp going a mile at Penn National. |
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Penn National Win Breeze On won by the length of the stretch tonight. He increased his career earnings to over $100,000! His dam Breezethruthetrees now notches her 4th $100,000+ winner, including Chute the Breeze, Secret Breeze, and Peconic Breeze... and dang Icicle Charlie would have gone over $100,000 too. |
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Penn National Win Breeze On made a powerful surge in the far turn and roared to the lead turning for home. When it was all over Breeze On with Jorge Tipa aboard went under the finish line 7 1/2 lengths ahead of his nearest rival. This was Breeze On's third career win and stretched his earnings over $97,000. |
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Aqueduct Win Our hero Jean-Luc Samyn (below, right) won two races today and the last was on Breeze On who essentially made every post a winner wiring the field and setting off the following: win price = $43.40, place price = $17.80, show price = $8.50, exacta = $333.50, trifecta = $2027.00, superfecta = $7,438.00, Pick 3 = $422.50, Pick 4 = $3873.00, Pick 5 = $842.00, Pick 6 = $182,540.00.
Mike Sedlacek, if he could have gotten to his email before I did, would have warned you all, "careful, Paul is just going to be plain insufferable tonight."
Mike did a great job. He got Breeze On to run 11 or better. Thanks Mike. |
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Penn National Win Chute the Breeze scored his 9th career victory with a determined stretch run in the 7th race at Penn National on March 29th. Katie Lee piloted Chute the Breeze in the 1 1/8 mile starter allowance test. The John Wames, Michael Sedlacek team had Chute the Breeze primed for a return to a new career top which he ran by laying 4th behind the three dueling speed horses. In the backstretch he began his characteristic long striding move and had all but favorite Parthenon collared by the top of the stretch. Chute the Breeze used up the entire stretch before collaring his opponent by a neck in the final strides rewarding his backers with a $20 plus pari-mutuel. Katie Lee's reaction were: "he settled by himself;" "he knew when to make his run without really being asked;" and overall simply "awesome." |
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Penn National Win Chute the Breeze won his 6th race of 2005 tonight with a front running score at 1 mile and 3/4s. Tom Clifton put him on the lead and slowed the race down... great job Tommy.
A pat on the back to John Wames who with 10 days got this colt ready for 1 3/4 miles. I think we also need to remember Mike Sedlacek who obviously had this horse with a full tank when he left NY. Mike and John did a great job on the hand off here. Remember conditioning for 1 3/4's ain't done over night.
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Finger Lakes Win Chute the Breeze scored a huge upset with his 4 1/2 length victory over a field of 7 at Finger Lakes on Monday September 12th in a $20,900 allowance affair. Chute the Breeze under John Davila bested Yankee Magic who was coming in off of a three race win streak at Saratoga and Belmont. Chute the Breeze had to overcome the outside post position and getting carried 6 wide in the first turn, but prevailed easily after forging to the lead at the top of the stretch covering the 1 1/16th in 1:45:54. This was Chute the Breeze's 7th career victory, his third with John Davila, and it increases his career earnings to over $137,079 |
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Finger Lakes Win Chute the Breeze won the feature race at Finger Lakes on Sunday July 24th by 2 1/4 ever widening lengths to increase his career earnings to $123,369, a record for a Cedar Meadow home bred. Chute the Breeze's sixth career win and fourth win of the year came in an allowance race for horses which had not won two State bred races. Trainer Chris Englehart had Chute the Breeze ready and John Davila did the rest with a very good ride. John took CTB to the outside down the back stretch which is where CTB likes to run. He started his rally going into the turn in the four path and then as he approached the leader, Sinbad, he gradually tightened up to the two path. Just a Whim who was rallying with Chute the Breeze on the inside got caught and checked, with his rider Clive Beech claiming foul on Davila and CTB. The objection was "quickly dismissed" as any traffic problems were of Mr. Beech's doings. Chute the Breeze surpassed the career earnings record of his half sister Secret Breeze, now retired as a Cedar Meadow broodmare, and he is the third foal of Breezethruthetrees to earn over $100,000. Breeze On, CTB's three year old half brother is also closing in on the $100,000 mark and is enroute to Saratoga with Artesian Breeze, the first foal out of Secret Breeze. |
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Finger Lakes Win Chute the Breeze got the job done with a hard fought stretch drive under John Davila taking the 1 mile and 70 yard event at Finger Lakes, the 6th race, in 1:44, with the official margin of victory being 1/2 length. Davila chose the 3 path all the way around until he needed the four path to keep Chute the Breeze's head clear. John gets an A for following instructions. Chris Englehart gets A+ for turning Chute the Breeze around, because as you will remember, the day we claimed him he was beaten a scazillion lengths. Today for $1500 more than that claiming price, he prevailed. |
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Belmont Win Congratulations to Michael Sedlacek who pulled off his own little exacta by saddling two winners at Belmont today. Breeze On was reserved off the pace by Jean-Luc Samyn and then came out for the drive and won a hard fought stretch battle. Then Docstar took the third by a bit more, but not much, returning $29.20 under Rudy Rodriquez for our good friends at TriRichards and for Mike's mom Sue. |
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Belmont Win Jean-Luc Samyn pushed Marco Groom through a hole near the rail between horses at the top of the stretch and Marco did the rest as she dug in and put away Our Miss Jones in the stretch. Jean-Luc's move to the rail when the field fanned out at the top of the stretch saved us quite a few lengths and probably was the margin of victory. Mike Sedlacek had this filly razor sharp and if you were in the paddock before the race you knew Marco Groom was running a big number today. |
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Aqueduct Win Marco Groom looped the field at the top of the stretch and ran down the lane every increasing her margin of victory to graduate from the maiden ranks. She scored by 5 lengths and was much the best. Jean-Luc Samyn gave her a confident ride. This win was especially pleasing as Mike Sedlacek, and his crew worked extra hard in getting Marco Groom ready after her subpar performance in her last outing. Our heroine returned $19.60 for the win and topped off a $181 exacta, a $4,501 trifecta and a $25,507 superfecta as well as finishing off a $291.50 double, a $1,070 Pick Three, a $2,080 Pick Four, and a $25,039 Pick Six. A heck of a graduation present no doubt. |
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Mountaineer Park Win Chute the Breeze took the third race at Mountaineer tonight besting Bin To War in a tough stretch battle. Congratulations to Mike Sedlacek whose training got this guy ready and thanks to Charlie Baker and his bro who got the saddle on and made the connection. |
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| 1/25/05 CMI President, Paul Giardina, tours Tblisi Race Course and Azeri Horse Club on a trip aimed at developing US-Georgian and US-Azeri racetrack investment partnerships. |
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| 12/16/04 CMI exports the stallion Irish Conquest to Azerbaijan along with broodmares Run Alexis Run and Joyous Moment. |
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| 10/23/04 CMI exports run one two at the Tblisi Race Course in the Republic of Georgia. Chase Me Faster covered 7 furlongs in 1:23 to win the biggest Fall 2 year old race staged at the Tbilisi race course. Two lengths further behind was previously unbeaten Joe’s Irish Toffee. CMI arranged for the export of these two colts as yearling in December 2003. Both colts are owned by Kulari Stud, a CMI client, and are the first horses imported to the Caucasus in recent history. |
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| 10/2/04 Cedar Meadow purchases 6 yearlings for the Azeri Horse Club of Azerbaijan at the Keeneland Sale. Also, CMI arranges for the sale and export of the stallion, Irish Conquest, to Azerbaijan, as well as the export of three mares to the Republic of Georgia and Azerbaijan. View Blood-Horse article in PDF format (955k) |
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Belmont Win Congratulations to Icicle Charlie syndicate members, Mike Sedlacek and Victor Fernandez on Icicle Charlie's very impressive victory this evening at better than 40-1. Under a skillful ride saving ground throughout, Charlie looked like a winner at every stage of the race and pulled away from the field through the stretch with a final time of 1:25 and change. |
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Aqueduct Win Icicle Charlie did a Eugene O'Neill impression today by totally dominating a field in the 4th race at Aqueduct. The final margin of victory was 12 1/2 lengths and his fractions were as fast[er] as the feature race which was the Nijana Stakes! |
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Aqueduct Win Chute the Breeze took the 2nd race today by a head in a real "barn burner" of a stretch driver. I have to give Pablo Fragoso an A+ on race riding today... And of course congratulations to [NY trainer] Mike Sedlacek who, as always, has them as ready as he can make them. |
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| Cedar Meadow Pioneers Exports to the Republic of Georgia View Press Release... View Article from BloodHorse.com... |
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Belmont Win Chute the Breeze won today under a special ride by Shannon Uske and with excellent training by Mr. Michael Sedlacek. Chute the Breeze a homebred son of Breezethruthetrees by Rodeo won by a head covering the 1 mile on the turf in 1:36.89. He paid $33 for the win and he finished a $274.50 double, a $156 exacta, a $5733 Supefecta, a $1406 triple, a $20,910 pick 4, a $1901 trifecta, and he busted the pick six...no winners there. |
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