StallioneSearch.com continues webcast coverage from The Downs at Albuquerque, featuring trials for the All American Oaks (G1).

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By StallioneSearch

ALBUQUERQUE, NM–AUGUST 10, 2026–StallioneSearch.com continues its three days of coverage from The Downs at Albuquerque in Albuquerque, New Mexico, featuring the trials for the Grade 1 All American Futurity, Grade 1 All American Derby and Grade 1 All American Oaks.

In this episode, StallioneSearch was on hand to recap the fastest qualifiers from Sunday’s trials for the $694,186 All American Oaks (G1). Five 440-yard trials were contested Sunday, with the 10 fastest three-year-old fillies earning berths in the September 6 final.

Full Moon Desire turned in a historic performance, posting the fastest qualifying time in All American Oaks trial history.

The sorrel filly dominated the fourth trial by one length under jockey Juan Pulido, stopping the clock in :20.850 for a 103 speed index. Sent off as the 1-10 favorite, Full Moon Desire broke on top and was kept to task throughout to secure the top qualifying spot.

Heber Deyta-Melendez trains Full Moon Desire for Leviram Racing LLC. Bred in Texas by Juan M. Lozano Jr. and Jairo Lozano, the daughter of Chilitos is out of the Desirio mare Mystical Desire. She was an $11,000 purchase at the 2024 TQHA Yearling Sale. Winner of the EVD Futurity (G2) last season, Full Moon Desire entered Sunday’s trials off a runner-up effort in the Miss Retama Stakes on July 24.

Ruse Ticle Knockout secured the second-fastest qualifying time with a one-length victory in the third trial. Ridden by Edwin G. Escobedo, the bay filly broke first and battled early before proving best, completing the 440 yards in :20.901 for a 102 speed index.

Marc E. Jungers trains Ruse Ticle Knockout for owner Mi Serenity. Bred in Texas by Five Puig Racing LLC, the daughter of leading sire Apollitical Jess is out of Adolph Tres Knockout, by Tres Seis. The multiple graded stakes-placed filly was a $210,000 purchase at the 2024 TQHA Yearling Sale. She finished second in the Southwest Juvenile Invitational (G2) last season and was third in the Los Alamitos Oaks (G1) in March.

The 10 qualifiers will return to The Downs at Albuquerque on September 6 to contest the $694,186 All American Oaks (G1).

Coverage of the All American Oaks (G1) trials on StallioneSearch.com is sponsored by Electrifying Cowboy, the two-time graded stakes-winning son of Flying Cowboy 123. Winner of the Southwest Juvenile Invitational (G2), Electrifying Cowboy stands at Rancho El Dorado in Anthony, New Mexico.

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