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Go For Galmour, the Santa Anita Oaks (GI) show horse, jogged a half-mile and galloped 1 3/8 miles at Churchill on May 1, and trainer Beau Greely said she "went super." Go For Glamour schooled in the paddock Wednesday (June 30) afternoon and was scheduled to go back later today (May 1). "It's a good race," Greely said. "There's a long stretch, a lot of speed; they're not going to give anything away. "If she can sit out a little bit, she'll have a big shot coming down the stretch. I'd be delighted to win, but if we hit the board, it'd be fine."
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4.28.2003 - Go For Galmour Video Workout
4.24.2003 - Go For Galmour Video Workout
Go For Glamour News: Ruby's Reception Scores Fantasy Win
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Finished third, beaten 3 1/4 lengths by Ruby's Reception, in the Grade II Fantasy Stakes at Oaklawn park on Apr. 11
Finished third, beaten 5 1/4 lengths by Composure, in the Grade I Santa Anita Oaks on Mar. 8
Won an entry-level allowance race at Santa Anita on Feb. 12 by two lengths
Broke her maiden by three lengths in her fifth career start on Jan. 2 at Santa Anita |
Finished second, beaten a nose, in a maiden allowance race on turf at Hollywood Park on Dec. 7
Finished second, beaten seven lengths, in a maiden allowance race on turf at Hollywood Park on Nov. 14
Finished fourth in a maiden allowance on Oct. 23 at Santa Anita, her turf debut
Finished third, beaten 5 1/2 lengths, in her career debut at Del Mar on Sept. 1 |
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Starter Analysis By: Steve Fugitte |
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Pedigree Analysis By: John Gaver III |
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GO FOR GLAMOUR is a small filly with quick running action but she has a
racehorse heart as evidenced by her 8-2-2-3 lifetime record. Taking a
big
step forward here to try much tougher than she has ever seen but young
trainer Beau Greely has pulled several major upsets in a brief career
and
has come to town confident that she fits with these. Posted a very sharp
workout in her final tuneup for the race with the clockers catching her
in
:46 3/5 for the four furlongs and that should have her ready to roll
right
from the gate at this longer distance. Presence of other speed hurts one
who
figures to be on or near the early lead but she will benefit from the
presence of underrated California jockey Alex Solis. Honest longshot may
be
in over her head but is a nice filly in her own right and has a bright
future. Willing to leave her off my Oaks 129 tickets.
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Born: March 3, 2000
Dosage Index: 2.50
The dark bay or brown filly Go For Glamour is by Grade I Preakness Stakes winner Pine Bluff, a sire of eight crops and 19 stakes winners including champion Chef Michelle; millionaire Tennessee Girl; Middlesex Drive, winner of the Grade II Kelso Handicap on turf; Megan's Bluff, winner of the Grade II Mrs. Revere on grass and Grade II Fountain Of Youth winner Lil's Lad (the FOY was a Grade II when he won it). She is out of the unraced Seeking the Gold mare Seeking The Cure, a half-sister to Grade II Railbird Stakes winner Sheesham. This filly's third dam is the stakes winner Baby Louise, the dam of four stakes winners including Grade I Frizette Stakes winner Proud Lou. As a broodmare sire, the top-class stallion Seeking the Gold is the sire of 120 producing daughters and 16 stakes winners (at this writing) including the champion filly Surfside; millionaires Lu Ravi and Lord Platinum (Jpn) in addition to the stakes winners Riskaverse, Exchange Rate, Pure Prize, Atlantic Fury, Blue Hills, Cozzy Corner and Storm Commander. Go For Glamour is by mile and three-sixteenth Preakness winner Pine Bluff out of a mare by the top-class stallion Seeking the Gold, winner of the mile and a quarter Super Derby (GI) as a racehorse and the sire of champions Dubai Millennium, Seeking The Pearl, Heavenly Prize, Catch The Ring and Flanders. Nine furlongs should hit this filly square between the eyes.
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