Sidney's Candy

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Sidney's Candy
Sire Candy Ride
Grandsire Ride The Rails
DamFair Exchange
Damsire Storm Cat
SexColt
Foaled2007
Country United States
Colour Chestnut
Breeder Sidney & Jenny Craig
OwnerSerdar Özçolak, Tarık Tekçe, İbrahim Açıksöz
Trainer John W. Sadler
Record11: 6-2-0
Earnings$893,560
Major wins
San Vicente Stakes (2010)
San Felipe Stakes (2010)
Santa Anita Derby (2010)
La Jolla Handicap (2010)
Sir Beaufort Stakes (2010)
Fourstardave Handicap (2011)

Sidney's Candy (foaled January 27, 2007 in Kentucky) is an American Thoroughbred racehorse. He is sired by Candy Ride out of the Storm Cat mare Fair Exchange. He was named after Sidney Craig.

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Racing career

Sidney's Candy set a new track record for 5+12 furlongs (1:02.71) in his maiden win on August 22, 2009, at Del Mar. He was sent to the sidelines following the race due to sore shins. He returned to the track in an allowance race at Santa Anita on December 30 and finished fourth after hopping and stumbling at the start.

He began his three-year-old season with a victory in the seven-furlong GII San Vicente Stakes. He followed that up with a half-length victory in the 1+116-mile GII San Felipe Stakes, beating previously undefeated graded stakes winner Caracortado.

Sidney's Candy won the first Grade I of his career when he wired the field in the 2010 Santa Anita Derby, winning by 4+12 lengths under jockey Joe Talamo. It was the first Santa Anita Derby victory for Talamo and Southern California-based trainer John W. Sadler.

Sidney's Candy started in the 20th position at the 2010 Kentucky Derby.

On July 31, 2011, Sidney's Candy (now owned by WinStar Farm and the Rubio B Stable), won the Fourstardave Handicap.

Pedigree

Pedigree of Sidney's Candy
Sire
Candy Ride (ARG)
Ride the Rails Cryptoclearance Fappiano
Naval Orange
Herbalesian Herbager (FR)
Alanesian
Candy Girl (ARG)Candy Stripes Blushing Groom (FR)
Bubble Company (FR)
City Girl (ARG)Farnesio (ARG)
Cithara (ARG)
Dam
Fair Exchange
Storm Cat Storm Bird Northern Dancer
South Ocean
Terlingua Secretariat
Crimson Saint
ExchangeExplodent Nearctic
Venomous
Wooly WillowIrish Stronghold
Crelita

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