| SIM Date |
Distance |
Equipment |
Time |
|
Year-57 Week-6 Day-7 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,tt
|
0:46.58 |
|
Year-57 Week-5 Day-4 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,sw
|
0:46.50 |
|
Year-57 Week-4 Day-4 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,sr
|
0:46.17 |
|
Year-57 Week-3 Day-4 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,nw
|
0:46.78 |
|
Year-57 Week-2 Day-5 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,l
|
0:46.57 |
|
Year-57 Week-1 Day-5 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,hb
|
0:46.59 |
|
Year-56 Week-16 Day-3 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe,fb
|
0:46.58 |
|
Year-56 Week-15 Day-3 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
fe
|
0:46.68 |
|
Year-56 Week-14 Day-3 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
em,fe
|
0:46.78 |
|
Year-56 Week-13 Day-3 |
4 furlongs. Dirt. |
b,fe
|
0:46.88 |
Y59-Preseason Deceased
Y58-W2-D2 Given to Alexandra Jaysman
Y58-W2-D2 Retired
Y58-W1-D6 Moved to Penny Pincher Park via van
Y58-Preseason Whisperer: It's hard to get a read on this horse. I don't hear anything that indicates She cares about weather condition.
Y57-W15-D4 Moved to Aurora Meadows via van
Y57-W15-D4 Claimed by Anthony Name for $1,000
Y57-W15-D3 Moved to Last Resort Park via 1st class airplane
Y57-W10-D6 Galloped
Y57-W10-D6 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully. Your rider was telling me that Welcome City is difficult to ride. Have you tried a figure 8 bridle?
Y56-W12-D4 Galloped
Y56-W12-D4 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y56-W12-D1 Galloped
Y56-W12-D1 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y56-W11-D4 Galloped
Y56-W11-D4 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y56-W11-D1 Galloped
Y56-W11-D1 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y56-W10-D2 Galloped
Y56-W10-D2 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully. Your rider was telling me that Welcome City is difficult to ride. Have you tried a figure 8 bridle?
Y56-W9-D4 Galloped
Y56-W9-D4 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y56-W9-D1 Galloped
Y56-W9-D1 Trainer: Right now, 'Welcome City' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y56-W8-D1 Renamed Horse 59080826761 to Welcome City
Y56-W7-D7 Sold at auction to Robert Mertz for $5,000
Y56-W3-D6 Schooled in the Paddock
Y56-W3-D6 Schooled in the Gate
Y56-Preseason Galloped
Y56-Preseason Trainer: Right now, 'Horse 59080826761' looks like a claimer, but don't despair because they are a solid source of income, and can always improve with racing experience! This horse looks to be a late bloomer. You should bring her along carefully.
Y55-W16-D5 Bred by George Knatz
Y58-W2-D2 Given to Alexandra Jaysman
Y57-W15-D4 Claimed by Anthony Name for $1,000
Y56-W7-D7 Sold at auction to Robert Mertz for $5,000
Y55-W16-D5 Bred by George Knatz