Bellamy Road | |
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Breed | Thoroughbred |
Sire | Concerto |
Grandsire | Chief's Crown |
Dam | Hurry Home Hillary |
Damsire | Deputed Testamony |
Foaled | 2002 |
Country | USA |
Color | Dark bay/brown |
Breeder | Dianne D. Cotter |
Owner | Kinsman Stable |
Trainer | Nicholas P. Zito |
Record | 7:4-1-0 [1] |
Earnings | $811,400 |
Major wins | |
Cradle Stakes (2004) Wood Memorial Stakes (2005) | |
Last updated on July 8, 2020 |
Bellamy Road (foaled April 5, 2002) is an American Thoroughbred racehorse and the winner of the 2005 Wood Memorial Stakes. [1] He was owned by the Kinsman Stable, the nom de course of George Steinbrenner, principal owner and managing partner of the New York Yankees baseball team.
Bellamy Road's first race was on August 3, 2004 at Delaware Park, where he came in first. He won his next race, the 2004 Cradle Stakes on September 6, 2004.
He competed in the 2004 Breeders' Futurity Stakes, but came in seventh. He rebounded with a win at Gulfstream Park on March 12, 2005, and then won the 2005 Wood Memorial Stakes. This proved to be the last win of his career. [1]
He was considered a favorite [2] for the 2005 Kentucky Derby, but finished seventh. He then ended his career with a second place finish in the 2005 Travers Stakes. [1]
Bellamy Road's descendants include: [3]
Foaled | Name | Sex | Major Wins |
2008 | Victoria's Wildcat | f | Eight Belles Stakes |
2008 | Sisterly Love | f | Ontario Matron Stakes, Doubledogdare Stakes |
2008 | Position Limit | f | Adirondack Stakes |
2008 | Toby's Corner | c | Wood Memorial Stakes |
2013 | Constellation | f | La Brea Stakes |
2013 | Land Over Sea | f | Fair Grounds Oaks |
Sire Concerto (USA) 1994 | Chief's Crown (USA) 1982 | Danzig | Northern Dancer |
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Pas De Nom | |||
Six Crowns | Secretariat | ||
Chris Evert | |||
Undeniably (USA) 1987 | In Reality | Intentionally | |
My Dear Girl | |||
Past Forgetting | Messenger of Song | ||
Pastiche | |||
Dam Hurry Home Hillary (USA) 1995 | Deputed Testamony (USA) 1980 | Traffic Cop | Traffic Judge |
Flight Bird | |||
Proof Requested | Prove It | ||
Come On | |||
Ten Cents a Turn (USA) 1990 | Cozzene | Caro | |
Ride the Trails | |||
Rub Al Khali | Mr. Prospector | ||
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