A THOROUGHBRED WITH A DREAM!
Stiglets foaled by Spun to Run out of Super Cute
It is GO TIME!!!
On August 30th,
Stiglets proved that not only does he belong on racing’s biggest stage, but he also carries the heart of a true champion.
Trapped near the back of the pack, he was forced to swing seven wide on the turn for home. His first rally was cut off, but
instead of giving in, Stiglets dug deep and launched an electrifying stretch run to storm into second place.
The ownership group could not be more proud of
his heart, determination, and raw talent. This performance is only the beginning. Stay tuned—an exciting announcement
may be coming in the next few days!
On July 26th at Ellis
Park, Stiglets reminded us all that racing is never easy. At one point in the early betting, he was the 8/5 favorite—the
public saw exactly what we already knew. As they rounded the turn and hit the sixteenth pole, Stiglets surged to the front,
perfectly poised to win and punch his ticket to the $2 million stakes race at Kentucky Downs.
Then,
out of nowhere, a charging horse came flying from behind, out of control, and slammed into Stiglets, forcing him toward the
rail. Startled, he backed off, losing momentum and fading to finish eighth. Just the weekend before, he had fired a blistering
46.20 workout—every sign pointed to him being ready to win. But racing is hard.
Since he
didn’t qualify for the $2 million race, Stiglets will regroup and take on the $200,000 1X allowance at Kentucky Downs
in the coming weeks. His talent is real, and his story is far from finished.
Hey Stiglets' Fans, Family,
and Connections!
Get ready to rally—our superstar horse is headed
to Ellis Park for his next big moment!
This morning,
Stiglets turned heads with a sharp 49.40 four-furlong workout at Churchill Downs—a
fantastic prep that shows he's ready to run big!
Race Day: July 3rd
Race:
8th at Ellis Park
Form: Looking strong and will be one of the favorites!
Stiglets is in great company this time out, facing familiar foes Hymn,
Stummin, and Faust—all horses we've met before. And here’s the exciting part:
This is shaping up to be another exciting chapter in Stiglets’
storybook run. Let’s show up (in person or in spirit) and cheer loud for our champion. He runs best
when he hears us rooting for him!
Stay tuned for race-day updates—and
go Stiglets!
June 1st, 2025
Stiglets ran an awesome race on June 1st at the iconic
Churchill Downs! With Irad Ortiz Jr. in the irons, he put in a strong performance against a very tough field. The #1 horse,
Hypnus from the McPeek barn, proved to be a monster and simply ran the better race that day.
Stiglets
looked poised for second but just tired in the final strides. Still, the entire Stiglets team is thrilled with his effort
and the progress he’s showing. We’re fired up for his next race—look for him at Ellis Park in early July!
5/13/2025
Stop the presses, stop the presses!
This isn’t just
a scoop, folks—this is big news.
A little birdie just told me that the fairytale return
of Stiglets is officially happening on the hallowed grounds of none other than Churchill Downs.
Mark your calendars for June 1st.
Stiglets will be entered
in Race 6, a $127,000 Allowance Race.
That’s right—Stiglets is back, and he’s
coming in hot. After weeks of training and rest, the comeback kid is ready to show the world again what he’s made of.
Let’s fill the stands and flood the track with love and support. Be there to
witness history in the making.
4/19/2025
Stiglets Shines in Storybook Victory at Oaklawn
Oaklawn was the scene of what can only be described as a storybook rebirth for Stiglets’ career. After being
claimed in his last race, the talented colt needed time to reset and retrain. Following a brief respite, Stiglets was primed
for his Hollywood moment.
Adding to the drama, Robin of Rockin Robin Racing Stables and Eric Stiglets—whom
the horse was named after—also descended on Oaklawn, creating a perfect storm of opportunity and excitement. Everyone
knew Stiglets had the pedigree and the ability to win, but the question loomed: was this going to be his day?
The race unfolded in cinematic fashion. Stiglets broke sharply, quickly getting into the top three. By the first
turn, he had worked his way into a fierce duel with the heavy favorite. The two matched strides, neither willing to yield
an inch, turning the race into a battle of wills.
As they reached the stretch, a third contender
loomed large and tried to make a late bid. But the pressure only fueled Stiglets' determination. Digging deep, he found another
gear and surged forward, refusing to be caught. In the end, Stiglets crossed the wire in front—by a neck!
The winner’s circle was electric—buzzing with disbelief, joy, and raw emotion.
This is just the beginning. Look out, Churchill
Downs—Stiglets is coming!
It was an amazing ride by Ramon
Vazquez and an incredible job over the last weeks by Philip D'Amato's team to get him ready and in top shape!
Click here to watch Stiglets break his maiden at Oaklawn Park in Race #5 4/19/25
1/17/2025 Stiglets ran in Race #5 at Oaklawn Park $100,000 Maiden Optional Claiming and was
claimed by Agave Racing (Mark Martinez) and Rockin Robin Racing Stables (Robin Hoffos) He is going to rest for a few weeks
and get used to his new trainer, owners, and handlers.
12/13/2024 Stiglets ran in Race #2 at Oaklawn
Park $110,000 Maiden Special Weight. He broke out to a five length lead on the first turn but slowed on the stretch to finish
4th.
11/09/2024
Stiglets ran in race #5 at Churchill Downs in a $120,000 Maiden Special Weight finishing 5th. He went very wide in turn one
and could not recover.
9/21/2024 Stiglets ran 5th Churchill Downs in
race #5.
8/26/2024 Stiglets ran a disappointing 4th place. He was upfront
with the leaders until the end. He will rest a few weeks and try again.
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/race/usa/elp/2024/8/26/7/ellis-park-race-7-msw
7/20/24 Stiglets ran
a great 3rd place against some very talented horses at Ellis Park. You can watch the race by clicking here.
6/23/24 Stiglets had a very difficult first race at Churchill Downs. He was bumped out of the
gate and was spooked. He seemed to regain his focus around the turn but did not have a clear path to continue his momentum.
He finished 8th. He will rest the next few weeks until he is ready to try agian.
Click here to watch Stiglets' in the paddock at Oaklawn Park before his big WIN!!
Click here for race results, workouts, and entries