The daughter of Il Campione was fantastic winning wire-to-wire in the most importante race of monday's card, at Palermo
The rise of Emely (56 kg), for now, has no ceiling. To the three conditional victories she had been reaping, the mare owned by Stud Par de Ases now added one more, winning the Handicap Carapálida, Monday's main event, which was run over 1200 meters in the main dirt track.
Always at Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo, the daughter of Champion Sire Il Campione came from overcoming almost 6 months of layoff winning by 8 lengths, and here she dispatched as if it were such a thing a couple of specialist names in the category with extreme ease.
Quick at the start, Emely took the lead and asserted herself, chased by the great favorite Push Up (Bodemeister, 56) and the topweight Brugge (Grand Reward, 61), who took a little longer than expected to catch up.
Thus they faced the stretch, with the leader asserting herself over the fence and her pursuers forced early to try to shorten the distance, a task they did not achieve. The bay trained by Julián Pesado continued to dig with her bandaged hands and arrived at the finish line without consequences, although without showing off too much in her finish.
The photochart showed Emely 3 lengths ahead of Push Up, with Brugge 1 1/2 lengths further in third. Una Causa (True Cause, 58), Free Prize (Winning Prize, 55) and Mirta E-Dubai (Emperor Richard, 54) completed the scoreboard, all after 1m9s49/100 with fractions of 22s56/100 and 45s9/100...
Bred by Haras El Paraíso, Emely's dam is Rude Girl, another generous Bahiaro's (Incurable Optimist), a half sister to the remembered and ill-fated G1 winner Travelwell (True Cause), in the emblematic family of the incomparable Forli (Aristophanes), synonymous of Haras Ojo de Agua.
With 4 consecutive wins over a total of 6 performances, and having overcome more than satisfactorily her first challenge outside the conditional level, Emely has an interesting outlook in the turn speed, where, surely, she will seek to assert herself.
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