Chantal Sutherland Named to Ride in Sunday’s Added Elegance
Aug 25, 2016 23:33:07 GMT -5
Post by Jon on Aug 25, 2016 23:33:07 GMT -5
Man - have to mark the calendar LOL Admit, haven't been following - She's in CA? Getting any mounts?
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Horserace Insider
Chantal Sutherland Named to Ride in Sunday’s Added Elegance
Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot Soars over $100,000
Huasca Set for Friday Feature off 11-Month Layoff
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL – Jockey Chantal Sutherland is scheduled to make a return to Gulfstream Park Sunday to ride Grade 1 stakes-placed Kiss to Remember in the $75,000 Added Elegance Stakes.
The 40-year-old jockey, who once served as a spokesperson for Gulfstream while riding at the Hallandale Beach track in 2006, came out of retirement this year to resume her highly successful career.
“She’s coming in just to ride in that stake on Sunday. She knows the owner real well and he asked her to come out there and ride that one for him,” Sutherland’s agent Tommy Ball said by phone from Del Mar. “Here at Del Mar, a horse that was going to run that day got a little sick and the owner there asked her if she’d like to ride his horse. When an owner wants you to go somewhere, you usually say, ‘Yes.’”
Sutherland, who has won 980 races, achieved her greatest successes aboard Game on Dude, whom she guided to victories in the 2011 Goodwood (G1), Santa Anita Handicap (G1) and 2012 Hollywood Gold Cup (G1).
Marty Wolfson-trained Kiss to Remember, who finished second in the Ballerina (G1) at Saratoga last summer, is coming off a sharp optional claiming allowance July 31.
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Horserace Insider
Chantal Sutherland Named to Ride in Sunday’s Added Elegance
Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot Soars over $100,000
Huasca Set for Friday Feature off 11-Month Layoff
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL – Jockey Chantal Sutherland is scheduled to make a return to Gulfstream Park Sunday to ride Grade 1 stakes-placed Kiss to Remember in the $75,000 Added Elegance Stakes.
The 40-year-old jockey, who once served as a spokesperson for Gulfstream while riding at the Hallandale Beach track in 2006, came out of retirement this year to resume her highly successful career.
“She’s coming in just to ride in that stake on Sunday. She knows the owner real well and he asked her to come out there and ride that one for him,” Sutherland’s agent Tommy Ball said by phone from Del Mar. “Here at Del Mar, a horse that was going to run that day got a little sick and the owner there asked her if she’d like to ride his horse. When an owner wants you to go somewhere, you usually say, ‘Yes.’”
Sutherland, who has won 980 races, achieved her greatest successes aboard Game on Dude, whom she guided to victories in the 2011 Goodwood (G1), Santa Anita Handicap (G1) and 2012 Hollywood Gold Cup (G1).
Marty Wolfson-trained Kiss to Remember, who finished second in the Ballerina (G1) at Saratoga last summer, is coming off a sharp optional claiming allowance July 31.
