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Hello Hot Rod Among Latest Additions To Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Winter Mixed Sponsored by:
Hello Hot Rod
Three-year-old colt Hello Hot Rod, winner of Aqueduct s Jimmy Winkfield Stakes this past Sunday, headlines Fasig-Tipton s two latest additions to its 2021 Kentucky Winter Mixed Sale. These newest entries are cataloged as hips 672 and 673 and may now be viewed online.
Hello Hot Rod, cataloged as hip 672, will be consigned as a racing prospect by ELiTE, agent. The 3-year-old son of Mosler has won three consecutive races for trainer/co-owner Brittany Russell and partner Dark Horse Racing LLC. Making his stakes debut in the Jimmy Winkfield, Hello Hot Rod overcame the rail draw to win in game wire-to-wire fashion. Although the colt is a registered Maryland-bred, his win in the Jimmy Winkfield was against open company.
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Maryland Invader Hello Hot Rod Holds On Stubbornly In Jimmy Winkfield Sponsored by:
Hello Hot Rod (inside) holds off Return the Ring to win the Jimmy Winkfield by a head
Hello Hot Rod dug in gamely to best Return the Ring by a head in Sunday s 37th renewal of the $100,000 Jimmy Winkfield, a seven-furlong sprint for sophomores at Aqueduct Racetrack in Ozone Park, N.Y.
Trained and co-owned by Brittany Russell with Dark Horse Racing, the Mosler colt made a victorious stakes debut while running his win streak to three following a pair of scores at his Laurel Park base, including a last-out optional-claiming mile on December 13.
MARYLAND HORSES IN NY STATE OF MIND
Hello Hot Rod, with Trevor McCarthy up, won the Jimmy Winkfield. Photo by Chelsea Durand/NYRA.
Frank Vespe
February 1, 2021
A trio of Maryland-based horses are eyeing Aqueduct stakes in the coming weeks – and two others recently won stakes there.
Hello Hot Rod, a three-year-old, Maryland-bred Mosler colt, fought gamely to win Sunday’s seven-furlong Jimmy Winkfield Stakes by a head. Hello Hot Rod led throughout and had just enough to hold off the bid of Return the Ring.
It was Hello Hot Rod’s third consecutive win and first in stakes company. He’s trained by Brittany Russell for herself and Dark Horse Racing LLC and was ridden to the win by Trevor McCarthy. A $10,000 auction purchase, Hello Hot Rod is a half-brother to multiple stakes winner Hello Beautiful.