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JONESON RANCH We have bred, raised and sold a large number of horses that have gone on to do very well as race horses, performance horses and breeding stock, including these home-bred Stakes winning runners: |
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Cat Vision
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Real Visions X Felinity, by Rare Form
Longest Shot In Field Wins Alex Picov Championship Maturity
September 11, 2012
AJAX DOWNS, Ontario, CAN
- Cat Vision, a 41.50 to 1 shot, wore down Had To Be Fandango and race favorite Lil Fishy, to win the $122,900 Alex Picov Memorial Championship Maturity on September 11, 2012 at Ajax Downs.
Under jockey Tony Phillips, Cat Vision broke fourth but stayed with the leaders throughout before pulling away to a half-length victory in :21.840 seconds, a 101 speed index. The $49,160 winner's purse nearly doubled the 4-year-old's earnings to $101,015.
Greg Watson trains Cat Vision for owner's Full Circle Racing. Richard Joneson bred the Real Visions gelding in Oklahoma from the Rare Form mare Felinity (pictured below).
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Cat Vision came into the race with the 10th fastest qualifying time after finishing seventh his trial race. He has a 5-3-4 record in 21 starts while picking up her first stakes win today.
The sorrel gelding paid $85 to win, $12.30 to place and $12.90 to show.
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Ann Jemima
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Country Chicks Man X Mea Brick House, by Rare Form
Ann Jemima Wins First Running Of The Perseveran
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JANUARY 15, 2012
HIALEAH, FL - Lisa Joneson's Ann Jemima, trained by Guillermo Valdivia and ridden by red-hot rider Alex Baldillez, Jr., proved best after a rousing race-long duel with Iama Pyc to prevail in Sunday's 1st running of the $20,000-added Perseverance for fillies and mares by a neck.
Ann Jemima, bred in Oklahoma by her owner, is a four-year old mare by Country Chicks Man — Mea Brick House, by Rare Form. She was sent postward in the Perseverance as a 2.40-1 favorite and stopped the timer in :16.577 seconds for the race distance of 330 yards.
ANN JEMIMA AS A FOAL
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Sunday's added-money victory was her second consecutive win at the meeting as she stretched out from an allowance win at 220 yards here on Christmas Eve. She won for the fourth time in 18 lifetime starts and earned $13,425 for her connections. The brown miss has total earnings of $55,267.
Iama Pyc is a 4-year-old Pyc Paint Your Wagon filly owned by Jose Vasquez and trained by Juan Aguirre. Ridden by Oscar Hernandez, the gray filly picked up $4,475 for her second place effort. Euguen Hill bred her in Oklahoma from the Mr Eye Opener mare Iama Eye Opener.
While the top two finishers were battling it out for the win, the goings-on behind them were equally eventful. Original third-place finisher Mary's Corazon was disqualified after lugging in and placed eighth. After that change, the revised order of finish was Ann Jemima, Iama Pyc, Eye Opening Favorite, and a dead-heat for fourth between Kinky Boots and Jacis Flashy Girl.
Eye Opening Favorite, by Mr Eye Opener out of Political Favorite by Apollo (TB), races for Dan Frazier and is trained by Matt Frazier. Bred in California by Vessels Stallion Farm, she earned $2,238. Shanley Jackson was up.
Completing the order of finish were Go Mary Be Famous, Aquafina, Marys Corazon and One Famous Cookie. Before the race, First Time Favorite was scratched at the gate by order of the stewards when she became cast in her stall.
—speedhorse.com; photo by Jack Coady / Coady Photography
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Fast N Furrious
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Country Chicks Man X The Cheetah, by Pure D Dash
Fast N Furrious Wins Sophomore Invitational
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DECEMBER 31, 2011
HIALEAH, FL - In Saturday's co-feature, the $20,000 Hialeah Sophomore Invitational, for the fastest three-year-olds that did not qualify for the Hialeah Derby, Richard Joneson's homebred Fast N Furrious survived two claims of foul to preserve his 1-3/4 length victory over Aquafina.
The Country Chicks Man colt handled his task in a quick :20.401 seconds, a 104 speed index, to get the winner's purse of $12,000. Alex Baldillez, Jr. was aboard the sorrel for trainer Guillermo Valdivia. It was the fourth win 11 starts and first stakes victory for Fast N Furrious who has earned nearly $38,000. Bred in Oklahoma, he is out of the Pure D Dash mare The Cheetah.
FAST N FURRIOUS AS A FOAL
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Another homebred, Aquafina, picked up $4,000 for owner/breeder Lucas Racing, Inc. by finishing second. The royally bred First Down Dash mare, trained by Ron Raper, is a sister to world champion Wave Carver and champion and leading second crop sire Ocean Runaway. Out of the Runaway Winner mare, Runaway Wave, she has earned $146,143.
Brian Muse saddled Drill Baby Drill who finished one-half length back in third for owner Raymond Petty. Corner K Quarter Horses, LLC bred the Gold Medal Jess gelding in Arkansas from the Chicks Beduino mare Lady Dee Vee Em. Ridden by Jesus Salazar, Drill Baby Drill earned $2,000 for his effort.
Completing he field were Special Ela, Ruby Sonnet, Mr Beduino Lookaway, Or Black Warrior, Paintyourownwagon, One Famous Cookie and No Yellow Snow.
—speedhorse.com; photo by Jack Coady / Coady Photography
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Katillac Man
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Country Chicks Man X Kitty Kat Dash, by Dash Ta Fame
Katillac Man Wins Iowa Double Gold Futurity
AUGUST 19, 2011
ALTOONA, IA - Katillac Man showed he's learning his racing lessons in Friday's $80,250, Grade 3 Iowa Double Gold Futurity on opening night of Prairie Meadows' quarter horse meet.
The 2-year-old streaked to his third straight victory with a neck victory over Shanachee while equaling the stakes record time of 17.56 seconds for 350 yards.
A son of Country Chicks Man, Katillac Man lost his first three races, but improved with each start and now is riding a three-race winning streak. "He's kind of been a late comer, like his daddy," trainer Frank Cooper said. "He's really gotten better every trip. He's doing real good and I'm real proud of him."
Debbie Freeman has ridden him in all three of his wins. She said when she took the mount, she was told Katillac Man had a habit of breaking inward, but he's overcome that.
"I try to leave him a little tighter rein and he's really broke sharp every time," Freeman said. "I was a little concerned with the one-hole and it being the first time on the rail. You're concerned with the first time on the rail that they'll look at the inside and the glare, but he finished strong as always. He's just enjoying racing. He's happy and likes to do it."
The $32,100 winner's purse pushed the gelding, out of Kitty Kat Dash, by Dash Ta Fame, earnings mare to $44,993. Richard Joneson bred Katillac Man in Oklahoma.
Another Country Chicks Man 2-year-old, Shanachee, finished a head back for second for owner/breeder J. Garvin Kelly. Charley Hunt trains the brown miss ridden by Cody Smith. Out of the Corona Cartel mare Court Etiquette, she picked up $13,642.
John Lawless' Eufaula Me finished another neck back for the show. Saddled by Brent Clay and ridden by Stormy Smith, the gelded son of Okey Dokey Dale out of Yawls Spreadn Rumors, by Serious Rumors earned $12.439. Sheri Lyn Andrew bred him in Iowa.
Completing the field were Easy Win For Me, Eye Slip By, Courtney Kansas, Count The Menace, Pannetta, Strut With Ease and Cosmic Shindig. —stallionesearch.com; photo by Jack Coady / Coady Photography |
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Black Oak Special
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Oak Tree Special X Mea Chick Too SI 105, by Zevi
Black Oak Special Tops Black Gold
November 11, 2010
Owen Stanley Jr.'s Black Oak Special Si 118 stands out in the $367,010 Black Gold Futurity Championship (RG3) on Sunday at Will Rogers Downs after setting a new track record with his fastest-qualifying trial victory.
Black Oak Special (Oak Tree Special-Mea Chick Too by Zevi (TB)) scored his third straight victory when he won his trial by three quarters of a length in :19.361 for 400 yards, erasing the previous track record by more than 2/100ths.
The Donnie Strickland-trained gelding scored his first stakes win two starts ago when he took the $89,000 Black Gold 350 Futurity by one-half length over Freighttrain B, one of his rivals on Sunday afternoon.
Ed Melzer's Knuckles O Toole, one of four finalists trained by Eddie Willis, has raced to five wins and three second-place finishes from eight starts. Each of those wins came in futurity trials with a second in the Heritage Place Futurity (G1).
Knuckles O Toole won his Black Gold Futurity Championship trial by one-half length with the fifth-fastest time of :19.594. It is the second futurity qualification for the gelding.
Also representing Willis are Black Gold 350 Futurity runner-up Takin The High Road, Heritage Place Futurity qualifier Freighttrain B and sixth-fastest qualifier Brimmies Alli Bi B. —AQHA on-line.
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Dos Gatos
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Dos Poruno X Felinity, by Rare Form Dos Gatos beats tough field to win
the Green Country Handicap
October 15, 2010
FORT WORTH, Texas - Dos Gatos took on a tough field of contenders in the Green Country Handicap and won. The 3-year-old sorrel solid Paint-bred gelding ran the race in a time of 17.55 seconds at Will Rogers Downs, earni ng a 106 speed index— his fastest rating of his career.
Dos Gatos earned $9,000 for the win in the $15,000 race, making his career earnings $36,003. This was his first stakes win. He was sired by Dos Poruno and out of Felinity AQHA, by Rare Form AQHA. He was bred by Richard Joneson of Shawnee, Okla., and is owned by Claudia VillaFranco of Wapanucka, Okla. He was trained by Luis VillaFranco and ridden by Kenny Muntz.
Finishing second was Ooh Shez Special, crossing the wire in 17.57 seconds for a 105 speed index. The 3-year-old brown tobiano mare. The mare earned $3,000 to make her lifetime earnings $60,157. She was trained by Luis VillaFranco and ridden by Larry Payne.
Third across the wire was Flash N B Gone, the 2008 APHA Champion Solid Paint-Bred 2-Year-Old. He crossed the wire in 17.69 seconds, earning a 102 speed index along with $1,650 in purse money. Flash N B Gone is a 4-year-old sorrel solid Paint-bred gelding.
Other horses completing the race, along with times, include Moon Bully ApHC (17.81 seconds) and Bust N Moves (17.89 seconds)..
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