MINNESOTA QHRA EXTENDS
DEADLINES, HONORS AWARD WINNERS
AQHA
- March 3, 2010 - The Minnesota Quarter Horse Racing Association will
extend the nomination deadline from March 1st to the new date of March 15th
for three stakes races. The races include the Canterbury Park Derby, Northlands
Futurity and North Central Quarter Horse Racing Association Futurity.
The remaining breedings from the MQHRA Online Stallion Service Auction can be
purchased for the minimum bid. Visit
www.mqhra.com for information.
Racino Now a group supported by Minnesota’s horsemen and race tracks is working
to pass Racino legislation in 2010 for Minnesota. Visit
www.racinonow.com to get more information
and support the plan.
The MQHRA recently recognized the 2009 year end awards winners. The awards are
as follows:
2-year-old Open & Minnesota Bred: Oak Tree Boulevard, owned and
bred by Robert and Julie Peterson
The bay gelding is by Oak Tree Special out of the Dash Thru Traffic mare Chic N
Traffic. Finishing first 4 out of 6 starts with $30,439 in earnings his freshman
year. Oak Tree Boulevard won the Minnesota Futurity on Minnesota Festival of
Champions day as his half brother, reserve 3 year old; Traffic Cartel, won the
Minnesota Derby.
Reserve – Six It Up, owned by Steve Pribyl. The sorrel filly is by Tres Seis out
of Biddies On A High by On A High
3-year-old Open & Minnesota Bred: Quattro, owned by TAC
Partners, bred by TAC Ranch LLC.
The bay gelding is by Dash Thru Traffic out of the Duel Fuel mare Expressively.
From 18 starts Quattro has 2 wins, 4 seconds and 3 thirds earning $50,200.
Reserve – Traffic Cartel, owned and bred by Robert and Julie Peterson. The bay
gelding is by Southern Cartel out of the Dash Thru Traffic mare Chic N Traffic.
After 20 outs Traffic Cartel has 4 wins, 3 seconds and 3 thirds winning the
Minnesota Derby the same day half brother, top Minnesota 2 year old Oak Tree
Boulevard won the MN Futurity. Traffic Cartel has career earnings to date of
$40,824.
4-year-old Open & Minnesota Bred: Stone Cold Roller, owned and
bred by Robert and Julie Peterson.
The sorrel gelding is by Takin On the Cash out of Highbrook Belle by High Brite.
With over $100,000 in career earnings the eight-time winner was beat twice in
2009 by new track records.
Reserve – Well Rock My World, owned and bred by Eugene and Rita Boehlke.
Foaled in Minnesota in 2000, the brown gelding is by Hooked On Cash out of
Sirprize Love by Silver Charge.
Distance: Well Rock My World. After 64 starts, 12 wins, 11
seconds and 14 thirds Well Rock My World has career earnings of $147,425
High Point Open & Minnesota Bred: Quattro.
At odds of 25-1, Quattro won the Bayer Legend Central Derby Challenge (G3),
earning a spot in the Grade 1, $200,000 Bayer Legend Challenge Championship.