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Goin Good wins the Coronation Cup at Saratoga Race Course.
Klein Racing homebred Goin Good secured her first stakes win with a strong stretch drive under Tyler Gaffalione in Sunday s 10th renewal of the $120,000 Coronation Cup, a 5 1/2-furlong off-the-turf sprint for sophomore fillies at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
Trained by Brad Cox, the Congrats bay, out of the graded-stakes placed Broken Vow mare Good Deed, entered off a one-length score in a 5 1/2-furlong turf allowance sprint on June 12 at Churchill Downs.
Goin Good established an outside pace-pressing position in second as Mischiefful, with Jose Lezcano up, surged to the front from the inside post through an opening quarter-mile in :21.97 on the sloppy and sealed main track.
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May 13, 2021
Sunny Valley International has been supplying fruits and vegetables to the North American market since 1986. The company is looking forward to an outstanding domestic season in 2021.
“As always, our domestic program starts with South Carolina peaches, and we should start shipping right around May 10, depending on the weather,” said Tom Beaver, director of sales and marketing for the Glassboro, NJ-based company. “This year, we are expecting to start with strong volume right out of the gate, and are looking forward to supporting our key accounts right out of the gate.”
Sunny Valley International is the exclusive marketing agent for Ridge Spring, SC-based Dixie Belle Peaches, owned and operated by the Forrest family, a fourth-generation peach farm that ranks among the top 15 stone fruit growers in the U.S. every year.