The big leagues beckon for Barnes! Bob Baffert’s $3.2m colt dazzles in the Grade 2 San Vicente at Santa Anita under Juan Hernandez.

A colt with a huge future!

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San vente and they’re off in the San vente it’s a quick start for mckeny Street who will go out for the early lead head andhe head with Barnes through the opening Furlong Romanesque third Bullard broke beautifully settles on the outside of him and smooth cruising his four lengths off the battle up top between McKenzie Street and Barnes they’re head and head past the 58th pole Romanesque is tugging his way in third then it’s Bullard fourth three off the pace another two back to smooth Cruisin who’s guided to the far outside less than a half mile to go and it’s McKenzie Street the pace is moderate 3/4 of a length to Barnes sticking right with him in second Romanesque is very eager in third another neck back to Bullard called on now outside of him and smooth cruising three wide coming to the quarter pole Barnes makes his move and there goes Barnes opening up a length and a half quickly on Mackenzie Street in second Bullard set down he’s under serious pressure as Barnes turns for Home full a run in the San vente opening up by three Romanesque rallying in between horses bullet on the outside but it’s a on horse race coming to the 16th bow Barnes is a beast another San bassen for Bob baffer this time it’s Barnes hand Rd to a six length Victory Romanesque second Bullard finished the third

29 Comments

  1. What i dont understand is that in the UK if you front run you almost always get picked off in the final 2 furlongs but in the US horses dont seem to be able to close to the line?

  2. THE COLT HAS CLASS, NO MISTAKEN, LITTLE OR BIG FIELD. THE JOCKEY, AND THE TRAINER HAVE IT TOO.. WINNING COMBINATION. YES, MAY WILL FIND THE COLT MORE SEASONED, MORE MUSCLED, AND LESS GREEN.KENTUCKY, WATCH OUT, HERE WE'AL COME….

  3. All because us brits don,t know how to work out from where the pace will come from in a race,so us brits need to do our homework more often.they went quick enough to suggest he,s good this Barnes but I would like to see him run at gulfstream where thd opposition will be alot better

  4. When i saw this horse win his debut at Churchill, first thought was Derby winner. This race just solidified that thought

  5. Had an eye on all horses that Bob B. has trained since California Chrome, and have not been disappointed. When it comes to training horses he has the Minus touch! Go Bob & welcome back to the winners Circle!

  6. BOB BAFFERT IS BACK IN HIS ELEMENT WITH HIS KENTUCKY DERBY HOPEFUL, BARNES!! HE SAYS HE SEES TRIPLE CROWN PHENOM AMERICAN PHARAOH IN HIM!! IF HE KEEPS WINNING THE WAY HE DOES?? HE COULD BE A VIABLE FORCE!

  7. I don’t take much stock with the Baffert horses until they ship out to the East Coast derby preps. The dirt races in California are small field and are a joke.

  8. Like Steve McQueen said in the Magnificent Seven, "so far so good". Baffert gets to hand pick the ones with great pedigree, great health, great promise. Of course, there are 38 others in the future pool number 3 with the same idea, and others not on the list, but so far so good with this one. His dosage is listed at 3.00 I believe, but his pedigree for the distance and for improving, is actually better.

  9. Nothing like a Grade 2 Race with 5 horses………………………………………………………………………..

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