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BOISE, ID—JULY 26, 2014—Under jockey Dirk Crane, Sign Of Corona went wire-to-wire in track record time to win the $36,356 Adequan Les Bois Park Derby Challenge by 1½ lengths. Micato finished second a length in front of posttime favorite Time For Jessee Lee.
Racing for RTM Stables, LLC and Carol McKinney, Sign Of Corona completed the 400 yards in :19.235 seconds, a 110 speed index to set a new Les Bois Park track record. The previous record of :19.310 was established on July 6, 2013 by Jr Dynasty Mountain.
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Sign Of Corona has now earned a starting spot in the $200,000-Guaranteed Adequan Derby Challenge Championship(G3) during Bank of America Challenge Championship Night at Prairie Meadows October 18.
Hanson also saddled Micato, an Ivory James son bred in Oklahoma from the Special Effort mare Special Crys. Hanson co-owns the 3-year-old with Ryan Hanson. Alex Jimenez was aboard the Bobby D. Cox-bred gelding. He earned $7,271 for the effort.
Multiple stakes winner and posttime favorite Time For Jesse Lee stumbled at the start but recovered to pickup $3,636 for third. Monty Arrossa trains the Jim Walker homebred by Mr Jesse Lee out of Time For Noble, by Mescallero Chick.
Eagle B Gone, Bh Country Chrome, Harvey Johnson, Super Cooper and Vandi Dani completed the field.
Honoroso Impresses In Red Cell Distance Victory
Fastest qualifier Honoroso got his fifth straight win Saturday night with an impressive wire-to-wire effort in the $26,099 Red Cell Les Bois Distance Challenge, three lengths in front of Cmb Numero Uno. Kr Howdoyoulikemenow was another 4¼ lengths back in the show spot.
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Honoroso also earned a starting spot in the $125,000-Guaratneed Red Cell Distance Challenge Championship on October 18 at Prairie Meadows. Sassy Farms, LLC bred Honoroso from the Spanish Boot mare Abla Espanol.
Cmb Numero Uno, who was also second to Honoroso in the July 12th trials, earned $5,350 for his second place effort. Nick Cronquist conditions the Dos Poruno gelding for Craig Giles and Alisha Jardine. Cmb Don Keys Racing Stable bred the 6-year-old in Idaho from the Herger's Best (TB) mare She gars Revenge (TB).
Kr Howdoyoulikemenow earned $2,610 for his third place effort. Dru Hall saddled the Scrutinizer 7-year-old for owner Marvin Christensen. Ed and Mark Kyler bred the 7-year-old in Alberta from the Six Fols mare Kr Check Me Out. Luis Gonzalez had the riding assignment.
Completing the field were Ls Little Sam, Hey Wont You Play, Jess A Traffic Jam and Cascade Dynamite. Bogie was scratched.
Zoetis Starter Allowance Challenge
Fastest qualifier Fergilicious returned Saturday to punch his ticket for Prairie Meadows as he was best late to defeat A Corona Habit by a nose in the $19,348 Zoetis Starter Allowance Challenge at Les Bois Park.
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The Idaho bred miss, out of Jn Sonoma Rose by Meter Me Gone, is now eligible to compete in the $75,000-Guaranteed Zoetis Starter Allowance Championship at Prairie Meadows Saturday, October 18.
Nikeela Black rode A Corona Habit for owners Clayton and Kaye Russell and trainer Mark Skeen. Mark and Peggy Brown bred the chestnut 3-year-old by Corona Czech in Idaho from the Merridoc mare Playful Habit. He earned $3,870.
Heza Beer Man finished a head back in third for owner Linda Arrossa. Monty Arrossa conditions the Corona For Me gelding out of Sheza Gator, by Heza Fast Man. Luis Gonzalez was aboard to earn $1,935.
Classic Blush, Brule, Kr Dont Blink and Stolen Gun Runner completed the field.