Formal Flyer Seeks Better Racing
Luck in Saturday's JEH Stallion Station Stakes at LSP Grand
Prairie, Texas (April 7, 2010) - Saturday’s 14th running
of the $50,000 JEH Stallion Station Stakes, for accredited Texas-bred
fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and upward, to be run at 6 ½
furlongs over the main track, has attracted a full field of 12.
Formal Flyer, owned by John Silverthorne Ranch Inc., and trained
by Danny Pish, was a tough-luck fourth-place finisher in the 2009
running of the JEH Stallion Station Stakes, a race that saw her
get trapped behind horses along the rail at the top of the stretch.
A chestnut daughter of Early Flyer, Formal Flyer was victorious
in the $125,000 Texas Stallion Stakes over the Lone Star Park main
track in 2008.
“She’s a real campaigner and typically runs her race,”
said trainer Danny Pish. “She’s really been training
well this year, and her last three workouts were just what we were
looking for.”
This year’s renewal of the JEH Stallion Station Stakes has
attracted a competitive cast, including the Bret Calhoun-trained
Tin Top Cat, a multiple stakes winner who has won four of six starts
for $195,324.
Also of note, No Other Tone, owned by Lone Star Park’s all-time
leading owner Tom Durant and trained by Jack Bruner, is a winner
of three of four starts around the Grand Prairie oval, and Valid
Code, trained by Lone Star Park’s all-time leading trainer
Steve Asmussen, who has won five of eight starts for $98, 914 in
earnings.
The JEH Stallion Station Stakes is scheduled as race nine on the
11-race program with an approximate post time of 5:19 CDT.
The field from the rail out, with jockey and morning line odds
listed in parenthesis, consists of: Amozan Ruler (Martin Escobar,
20-1); Formal Flyer (Junior Chacaltana, 12-1); Tin Top Cat (Bobby
Walker Jr., 8-1); Joy’s Paradise (Eguard Tejera, 20-1); Moneyinmywranglers
(Alfredo Contreras, 15-1); Wrenice (Don Pettinger, 12-1); Naevus
Girl (Paul Nolan, 5-1 ); No Other Tone (Rohan Singh, 2-1 ); Notorious
Delight (Erik McNeil, 15-1 ); Valid Code (Chris Landeros, 5-2);
Judy’s Cure (Bryan McNeil, 20-1 ), and Dixie Dust (Jeremy
Collier, 5-1).
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