One Revolution: Returns to worktab!
 

We have decided to give her 60 days of non-training rest and let her bone bruising completely heal. While she has made some progress the balancing act between light training and doing enough so that she can be fit enough to race is just not working to my satisfaction. We will bring her back to the training center in NJ, give her 60 days of turnout time, swim her a few days a week once she returns to training and point towards a winter campaign in Florida. It has been frustrating as everything that could possibly go wrong seemingly has, so getting her back to 100% and moving forward from there is the goal.

Thanks for the update and for doing what's best for her.

Good job Chuck.

Paul

Disappointed we won't see her for awhile but it is the right thing to do. Hopefully she will come back stronger than ever.

any updates?

Chuck will provide details but back under tack and expected to be working soon..

She is doing great. Been jogging for a month and just started galloping this week. Her legs are 100% and she has matured physically during the downtime. Long term plan is to get a race under her belt around March 1 as a prep for turf season.

great, thanks!!

What's the latest on One Revoltion?

Chuck will fill in the blanks, but other than missing days with the track condition at Penn, she's doing well and working toward spring return..

She is doing fine but because we have missed approx 1/2 of our training days this year because of weather and its affect on the track surface, her schedule has been pushed back quite a bit. At this point if we can get a few weeks of uninterpreted training we can better determine where and when she will be able to return to the races.

chuck, are you and OR at penn national?

Yes

Thanks for the update. Looking forward to her return.

Can we get an update on One Rev? Haven't seen any workout times posted, has she been training, is she healthy, time table for next race? Thanks.

We lost a lot of time this winter with the poor weather and bad track conditions. She has had a few minor issues, got sick, bruised a foot and wound up with an abscess. Been frustrating but she is doing well and will be leaving Penn for Monmouth at the end of next week. Look for a work around the 30th and if we can get a few solid works under her belt a turf sprint race right around June 1st. Ideally we could use that race as a bridge to stretch her out to 1 mile -1 1/16th turf only unless there was an extreme case like a 3 horse race. Sorry that I havent kept up, just a little frustrated that Murphys law seems to apply to her all the time.

Thanks for the update, Chuck! Glad to hear she's doing better and here's hoping Murphy is repealed for her for awhile.

Thanks Chuck. Hopefully she has overcome all the set backs and will begin her winning ways this Spring/Summer.

Hopefully there are no more problems. Looking forward to her return. Thanks, Chuck.

Horse name One Revolution
Activity type Workout
Activity date 04-28-2014
Track Penn National
Surface Dirt
Distance 3 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 0:35.94
Track condition Fast

Chuck will elaborate, but sharp 3/8 zip for the eager filly today with a half gallop out in :48.. Nice return to the worktab for our Langfuhr daughter.

Good news! Thanks for the update.

can't wait to see her back on the track.

She did well and despite the designation by the clocker of a handily work, she was barely asked. Galloped out in 48 and change and recovered relatively quickly. The vet gave her the once over yesterday and she said that OR was in good shape and ready to do a little more work. We will work her this weekend going 1/2 mile and go from there. I am encouraged that she was able to work as well as she did and come out without issue.

Horse name One Revolution
Activity type Workout
Activity date 05-05-2014
Track Penn National
Surface Dirt
Distance 3 Furlongs
Workout type Handily
Workout time 0:35.59
Track condition Fast

PENN NATIONAL - May 05th, 2014
Distance: Three Furlongs
Breed Type: Thoroughbred
Surface: Dirt
Track: Fast

Bright Monba (PA) Colt 3 39.04 b 9/12
Dark Alley (PA) Colt 4 38.94 b 8/12
Easy Sailing (PA) Geld 4 37.30 b 6/12
Karats for Me (ON) Filly 4 35.92 h 3/12
Lyle's Angel (KY) Mare 6 35.63 h 2/12
My Kansas Girl (WV) Filly 2 36.41 h 4/12
One Revolution (KY) Filly 4 35.59 h 1/12
Quiet Appeal (PA) Geld 3 41.90 b 12/12
Saucy Tomato (PA) Mare 6 41.70 b 11/12
Star Sense (KY) Colt 2 36.81 h 5/12
Velvet Colors (PA) Colt 3 38.89 b 7/12
You Ain't Lyin (PA) Colt 3 39.84 b 10/12

She went a little faster than expected but the work was done without the rider asking and she was eager to do more. Came out of the work in good shape and will stretch out to 4f this weekend.

One Rev safely at MTH..

good deal!

She looks great; thanks for posting the pics!

she does look great.... still looks like a midget though... did chuck take these? he needs to kneel when he takes photos... so he is looking up not down

:tro::D

There are just so many ways to go with this...

The plan is to gallop her for several days so that she can adapt a bit to the new surface and work her Wednesday, most likely going 1/2 mile.

Book to English Channel and you may get a dwarf horse... that runs thru its conditions on turf

Going to work tomorrow weather permitting

:{>:Her great grandfather, Northern Dancer was small in stature and look where it got him! All she has to have is a big heart and determination.

Took this from the side/rear to add perspective. She is not small. She is average sized..



Chuck however, is.. bigger than average..