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South Carolina Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association
The first stride to the finish line begins in South Carolina
On February 19, Yankee Dollar recorded her second career Stakes winning the Molly P Stakes for the second year in a row at Turf Paradise. Yankee Dollar stalked the leaders from the inside before moving out to the six path in the stretch. In a hard drive, she reached the wire a head in front. On March 14, she captured her second Stakes win in a row finishing first in the Queen of the Green Stakes also at Turf Paradise. Yankee Dollar followed the same path pressing the leaders from the inside before angling out and running them down
in the stretch crossing the finish line 1 ¾ lengths in front. Yankee Dollar was prepared for racing by Wes Carter in Bamberg, SC.

On March 2, Camaro Z, a 3-year-old son of Liam’s Map, proved best in a hard fought battle to the wire in the Black Gold Stakes at Fair Grounds. Camaro Z had to force his way through heavy traffic at the three-sixteenths pole, then battled to the wire with another and won by a neck. Camaro Z was prepared for his racing career by Cary Frommer in Aiken before being sold at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale in 2023.

Lonesome Boy proved much the best in the City of Brotherly Love Stakes at PARX on March 5. This 3-year- old colt by Nationhood learned his early lessons from Randy and Kala Rentz at their training center in Erhardt, SC. In this Stakes, Lonesome Boy pressed the leader before taking control at the top of the stretch and
drawing away crossing the finish line 6 ¾ lengths in front.


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