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2021 Travers Stakes Program, Saratoga, Essential Quality, Tiz the Law, Runhappy

$ 10.55

Availability: 63 in stock
  • Condition: New
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Jockey: Luis Seaz
  • Event: Travers Stakes
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Gender: Boys
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Product: Program
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    Up for sale is a program for the 2021 Travers Stakes, won by Essential Quality, run at the Saratoga Race Course. 2020 winner Tiz the Law is on the cover. It's in new condition. Thanks for looking.
    Essential Quality prevails in 152nd Travers Stakes at
    Saratoga
    Essential Quality just keeps on winning, displaying a grit
    that his handlers simply marvel at.
    The Belmont Stakes winner added the .25 million Travers
    Stakes to his resume Saturday, holding off Midnight Bourbon in a stirring
    stretch duel at Saratoga Race Course for his eighth victory in nine career
    starts for trainer Brad Cox and Godolphin Stable.
    “He ran a tremendous race. He was very good today,” Cox
    said. “He certainly seemed like he had his game face on. He knows how to
    battle, he really does. He likes to have his head in front. He’s a tremendous
    horse.”
    The 152nd running of the Midsummer Derby had a field of
    seven 3-year-olds, and only Midnight Bourbon, the runner-up in the Preakness,
    offered a challenge for the reigning 2-year-old champion. The two led the field
    from the gate, with Midnight Bourbon setting the pace. He was ahead by as much
    as 3 1/2 lengths down the backstretch before Essential Quality began to close.
    Jockey Luis Saez pulled Essential Quality even at the top of
    the stretch and the two battled side by side to the wire, with Essential
    Quality winning by a neck over Midnight Bourbon and jockey Ricardo Santana Jr.
    “He’s very smart,” said Saez, the leading jockey at
    Saratoga. “He does his job. He knows how to do it. He always does it.”
    The sleek gray son of Tapit covered the 1 1/4 miles in 2
    minutes, 1.96 seconds on a track that was labeled as fast despite an
    intermittent drizzle. He paid .90 to win, .30 to place, and .10 to show.
    Midnight Bourbon returned and .30. Miles D, with jockey Flavien Prat
    aboard, was third and paid .90.