Peppers Pride goes for 12 in a row!

[my miss storm cat]

http://racing.bloodhorse.com/article/47907.htm

edit - Ooops! Didn't see that Steve had posted the race.

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

http://racing.bloodhorse.com/article/47907.htm

I'm bursting with excitement, just barely got my Pepper's Pride t-shirt washed from last race.

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by SniperSB23

I'm bursting with excitement, just barely got my Pepper's Pride t-shirt washed from last race.

Knew you would be!

Hope she wins.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

http://racing.bloodhorse.com/article/47907.htm

edit - Ooops! Didn't see that Steve had posted the race.

Thought they might have been sending her to the Japan along side Tin Cup Chalice

[my miss storm cat]

18...

[westcoastinvader]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

18...

Peppers Pride increased her career earnings to $991,085 with the win.


http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/rac...eak-to-18.aspx

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by westcoastinvader

Peppers Pride increased her career earnings to $991,085 with the win.


http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/rac...eak-to-18.aspx

Next for Peppers Pride may be a start in the New Mexico Racing Commission Handicap at Sunland Park on December 14. Allen and Marr are undecided on whether to keep Peppers Pride in training next year or breed her.


How about shipping her somewhere?

A handicap?

Can't wait to laugh at the weight assignments.

[my miss storm cat]

DRF...

http://www.drf.com/news/article/99833.html

One more race for Peppers Pride?
By Mary Rampellini

Peppers Pride, the undefeated winner of 18 consecutive races, could call it a career after running next month in the $125,000 New Mexico State Racing Commission Handicap at Sunland Park.

The connections of the 5-year-old mare met Monday to discuss whether to race or breed her next year, and while no decision was made it was agreed to keep "investigating" the stallion options for her in both Kentucky and the Southwest region, said Joel Marr, who trains Peppers Pride for Joe Allen.

"We're leaning toward breeding her, but it's not definite," Marr said Monday. "We're just going to see how she is the next few weeks and decide. We'll probably make a decision sometime between now and the race at Sunland."

Peppers Pride will be going for her 19th straight win when she starts in the Racing Commission Handicap on Dec. 14.

Peppers Pride, a daughter of the Fappiano stallion Desert God, set the modern North American record for consecutive wins with her 17th straight on Oct. 4, and padded it on Sunday, when she won the $177,615 Filly and Mare Championship. Both races came against New Mexico-breds at Zia Park.