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Reminders:
IMPORTANT MEETING
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Meadowlands Paddock
5:30 p.m.
Future of NJ Racing!
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THIS CELEBRITY EYES WORLD TROTTING DERBYDU QUOIN, IL – August 29, 2008 -- Celebrity Secret, with just four wins in 18 career starts, has been quietly trotting a path to riches, with $758,926 in earnings.
Trainer Staffan Lind says the colt is coming into the $565,000 World Trotting Derby on Saturday at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds ready to race.
The son of Yankee Glide won the $175,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Final in June with a lifetime best mile in 1:54 flat.
He has been second or third 11 times, most of them in major races. He was second to Crazed in the Colonial Trot on August 17, second to Deweycheatumnhowe in the Stanley Dancer Memorial on July 11 and fourth to the latter in the Hambletonian.
“He’s doing very well, I’m very pleased with him,” says Lind. “He’s as good as he was in the beginning of the season. I have no complaints. He’s an easy keeper, he eats good and he takes good care of himself. He never gets too anxious about traveling or a new environment.”
Celebrity Secret has spent many a summer day chasing after Deweycheatumnhowe and Lind knows Dewey may have to wake up on the wrong side of the stall if he’s to be beaten.
“He’s (Deweycheatumnhowe) a very good horse, so it can happen by him having a bad day or someone else being really good. But of course, if he gets to race his way, it’s going to be very hard to beat him.”
Lind says that Celebrity Secret has not been discouraged by his recent role as runner up.
“He has improved mentally, especially this year, he likes to race and he wants to beat other horses.”
Lind notes that he’s also a horse that does well with any kind of trip.
“I think he’s very versatile, he can race from any position, he can even come first up (race on the outside). He’s strong and he can usually keep his speed all the way to the wire.”
While Celebrity Secret wears trotting hopples, Lind says he barely needs them.
“I’m training him every time without them. It’s just something we put on last year when he wasn’t really himself. And when I put them back on this year, I had them very, very loose; he’s just more confident with them.”
Celebrity Secret is owned by Celebrity Farms of Goshen, New York and the Celebrity Secret Stable of Lexington, KY.
-Courtesy of Ellen Harvey, Harness Racing Communications
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