Flashy Maiden Wins?

[CSC]

For some reason I remember Forest Camp.

Officer?

[King Glorious]

Loved Red Ransom's too. And Paradise Creek.

[South Beach Luv]

I'm shocked Nicanor hasn't been mentioned

[King Glorious]

Originally Posted by South Beach Luv

I'm shocked Nicanor hasn't been mentioned

He was the inspiration behind starting the thread.

[Port Conway Lane]

Cure The Blues and Private Terms are the two I remember as the most impressive.
Jameela won her maiden race by a neck over another firster named Alto Pride in a stretch duel that would be memorable in any graded stakes race.It was 9 lengths back to the third horse Dress Ship,a Buddy Delp trained niece of Ruffian who was odds on.
What made that race most memorable for me is that I learned how to box exactas after that race.I held a $2 Alto Pride/Jameela exacta worth nothing.It paid close to $600 the way it came.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by Port Conway Lane

Cure The Blues and Private Terms are the two I remember as the most impressive.
Jameela won her maiden race by a neck over another firster named Alto Pride in a stretch duel that would be memorable in any graded stakes race.It was 9 lengths back to the third horse Dress Ship,a Buddy Delp trained niece of Ruffian who was odds on.
What made that race most memorable for me is that I learned how to box exactas after that race.I held a $2 Alto Pride/Jameela exacta worth nothing.It paid close to $600 the way it came.

So as to beat DrugS to it.....Jameela was the dam of Gulch.

[eajinabi]

lion heart

[philcski]

Originally Posted by eajinabi

lion heart

beat me to it.

[MaTH716]

I don't know if it's considered flashy, but Artie Schiller came from the clouds to get a horse on the wire.

[South Beach Luv]

She isn't a big named horse by any means but Donnaguska's at Hawthorne was pretty sweet.

Donnaguska, a first time starter owned by Billy Hays and trained by Joe Woodard, makes a remarkable stretch run to win her debut by two and a quarter lengths at Hawthorne Race Course on October 23, 2008. As track announcer Peter Galassi noted, Donnaguska was "far, far, far, far back" early under jockey Israel Ocampo. The three-year-old daughter of Yonaguska was sent off at 17-1, the second longest shot in the field of nine. She is number three, but for most of the video that doesn't matter because you won't see her. According to the official chart she was about 23 1/2 lengths behind at the top of the stretch, meaning she ran her final quarter-mile in roughly :21 1/5.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO6vm7TIvrI