Dk Misty Cartel is one of 35 juvenile entered in the $150,000 Mexico Breeders Futurity on Sunday at the Hipodromo de las Americas.

© Luis Prieto Zamudio

By Stallionesearch / Louanne Wainscott

MEXICO CITY, MEX–NOVEMBER 28, 2025—The Sunday program at Hipódromo de las Américas will feature nine races, including the 36th edition of the $150,000 Mexico Breeders Futurity and $12,000 Juvenile Trials with thirty-three two-year-olds spread across four trial heats, The $16,250 Jesús Nuchi Jiminez Sánchez Classic will be the final race on the program.

Leading the futurity trial entrants is Dk Misty Cartel, a remarkably consistent filly who most recently finished second in the G3 $217,960 Mexican Bred Futurity Challenge and third in the Subasta Selecta Futurity. She was also the runner-up in the Mexico Futurity and enters as the top money earner with $103,578 for Cuadra San Martín.

Sired by Danny Cartel and out of Mingle Tingle by First Moonflash, she was bred in Mexico by Cuadra La Presita. Trainer Luis Enrique Cruz Solís sends her from post two with Néstor Durán aboard.

Her stablemate Mi Krash Favorito lines up in the second race as the 5-2 morning line favorite. In August, he captured the $28,612 Subasta Selecta Futurity Consolation and owns three wins from seven starts, earning $35,387 for Cuadra San Martín.

Sired by Krash Cartel and out of Estrella De Noche by Favorite Cartel, he was bred in Mexico by Abelardo F. Gallegos. He starts from post eight under Néstor E. Durán for trainer Luis Enrique Cruz Solís.

The ten fastest qualifiers from the four futurity trials will advance to the $125,000 Mexico Breeders Futurity finale.

The ninth race will close the card with the $16,250 Jesús Nuchi Jiminez Sánchez Classic.

Bolt Thru My Heart is the morningline favorite in Sunday’s Jesús Nuchi Jiminez Sánchez Classic at the Hipodromo de las Americas. © Luis Prieto Zamudio

Bolt Thru My Heart tops the field as the 5-2 morning line favorite. Still a maiden, the filly has repeatedly been close to breaking through, finishing second three times, including in the Classic Jodys Glory Finals. Now an earner of $20,418, she enters as the highest money earner in the Classic field.

Sired by Bolt of Fire and out of Corona Valentine by Corona Cartel, she was bred in Oklahoma by Monty McNair. Racing for Cuadra Valtoro and trained by Alberto Fernández Pastén, she breaks from post three with Luis Alfonso Fernández in the saddle.

Wreckognize is the 3-1 choice and makes his first appearance in Mexico after shipping in from Texas. With two sharp workouts to prepare, the gelding races for Cuadra Alpuyeca.

Sired by Flying Cowboy 123 and out of Newport Lilysdelight by Tres Seis, he was bred in Texas by the Terrazas Family. Antonio García Carranza trains him from post eight with Heriberto Camacho riding.

With a strong card scheduled for Sunday, November 30, first post is set for approximately 14:30, promising a full afternoon of competitive racing at Hipódromo de las Américas.

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