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07-01-2011, 10:01 PM
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7/4 (PRX): Dr. James Penny Memorial H.
9th (3:50) Dr. James Penny Memorial H.
About 1 1/16 Miles (Turf) | Fillies and Mares | 3 Year Olds And Up Stakes | Purse: $200,000 2 Strike the Bell Hill C 115 L 1 Gitchee Goomie Garcia Alan 116 L 1A Trix in the City Carmouche K 114 L 3 Desert Sage (GB) Lezcano J 115 L 4 Daveron (GER) Castro E 117 L 5 Check the Label Maragh R 121 L 6 Bet On the Blue Russell S 116 L 7 Aquitaine Valdivia J Jr 114 L 8 Exquisite (NZ) Russell S 116 L A-Coupled: Gitchee Goomie and Trix in the City
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07-04-2011, 10:42 AM
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9th: 13th Dr. James Penny Memorial H., F&M-3+, 8.5f-T (DD)
Excellent edition of this race which may find a number attached to it next year based on this group. Idea to make money here is beating the underlaid entry and high profile Motion runners.. Best Value: #2 Strike the Bell 12-1 Next Best: #5 Daveron 7-2 Exotics Use: #3 Desert Sage 9-2
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07-05-2011, 08:34 AM
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From brisnet.com
Under a ground-saving ride from Eddie Castro, Team Valor International's DAVERON (Ger) (Black Sam Bellamy) split rivals turning for home and drew off as much the best in Monday's $200,000 Dr. James Penny Memorial H. for fillies and mares at Parx Racing. The winning margin was 2 1/4 lengths for the 9-2 fourth choice, who finished 1 1/16 miles on the firm turf in 1:43 1/5. Trained by Graham Motion, Daveron was a listed winner in her native Germany and has now won three additional stakes since her importation. Her first black-type success in the U.S. occurred in the Scoot S. at Belmont Park last October, and she returned to that venue on May 7 to garner the laurels in the Beaugay S. (G3). Her career record now stands at 15-6-3-1, $337,642
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