July 25, 2026 Edition

 

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Inside This Issue

• My Miss Mo Wires Monmouth Oaks For Second Straight Graded Stakes Win

• Trainer D’Angelo Pleased With Monster’s Improvement

• Godfidence Takes Colonial Maiden Special Weight as Even-Money Favorite

• Apprentice Pedro Peña Hitting His Stride at Gulfstream Park

• Tom McCrocklin: From Racing Fan to Hands-on Career

• Florida-breds in Stakes

• Florida Stallion Progeny

• Florida Breeders' List

• W2W Business Place

 

Florida-bred My Miss Mo - ©Ryan Denver/EQUI-PHOTO


My Miss Mo Wires Monmouth Oaks For Second Straight Graded Stakes Win

BY BROCK SHERIDAN


My Miss Mo went right to the front from the start, repelled a challenge by Bodacious Bay coming out of the second turn then drew off in the stretch to easily win the $150,000 Monmouth Oaks (Grade 3) for 3-year-old fillies going a mile-and-a-sixteenth at Monmouth Park Saturday.

 
 
 

Florida-bred Monster - ©Lauren King


Trainer D'Angelo Pleased With Monster's Improvement

BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE (Edited)


Trainer Jose D'Angelo told the Gulfstream Park media staff that he was thrilled with the effort from Arindel's Florida-bred Monster in last week's $225,000 Quick Call presented by Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (Grade 3) at Saratoga on July 19.

 
 
 

Florida-bred Godfidence - @Coady Media


Godfidence Takes Colonial Maiden Special Weight as Even-Money Favorite

BY BROCK SHERIDAN


Owned and trained by Mary Lightner and bred in Florida by her Shooting Star Thoroughbreds, Godfidence went by longshot Prince of Peace in deep stretch to win a $85,525 maiden special weight for 2-year-olds at Colonial Downs Friday. Ridden by Rajiv Maragh, Godfidence was the best of six going six furlongs.

 
 

Pedro Peña - ©Ryan Thompson


Apprentice Pedro Pena Hitting His Stride at Gulfstream Park

BY GULFSTREAM PARK PRESS OFFICE (Edited)


HALLANDALE BEACH, FL-In less than a year, jockey Pedro Pena's journey in the U.S. took him from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic and back again before landing in South Florida, where the 25-year-old apprentice from the Dominican Republic is just hitting his stride.

 
 
 

Tom McCrocklin - ©Fasig-Tipton


Tom McCrocklin: From Racing Fan to Hands-on Career

BY CYNTHIA MCFARLAND


It's a common assumption that someone who chooses a career in the Thoroughbred industry grew up with horses. That was definitely not the case with Tom McCrocklin.

 

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