Demarchelier (GB)

Nolan Ramsey Saddles First Winner Friday at Gulfstream Park

Nolan Ramsey, the longtime assistant to Mike Maker who went out on his own in April, saddled his first winner as a trainer Friday at Gulfstream Park when the 3-year-old Marshamarshamarsha (Demarchelier {GB}) won a $16,000 claimer by 1 3/4 lengths. Owned by his grandfather Ken Ramsey, the filly picked up her second career win with the effort after coming three-wide into the lane. The trainer has assembled a 30-strong stable in Hallandale, and has plans to train a small string in the mid-Atlantic. "It's special. It's the first one....

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Claiborne's Demarchelier Fee For Next Season At $7,500

Claiborne Farm's GSW Demarchelier (GB), whose first-crop hit the racetrack this year, will have a 2024 stud fee of $7,500 LFSN, the breeding operation said in a release Thursday. The only son standing in Kentucky of top international stallion and sire of sires Dubawi (Ire) currently has 11 winners from 28 starters, including two black-type performers and one graded performer. The 7-year-old ranks 14th on TDN's Leading First-Crop Sire list. Winner of the GIII Pennine Ridge S., Demarchelier (GB) is out of a Sadler's Wells mare who is full-sister to...

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Demarchelier Filly Breaks Maiden In Fine Style To Open Aqueduct Sunday Card

1st-Aqueduct, $85,000, Msw, 11-5, 2yo, f, 6fT, 1:09.87, fm, 2 1/2 lengths. SAN PANTALEO (f, 2, Demarchelier {GB}--Treasured, by Arch) debuted in eighth place sprinting over the grass at Saratoga July 20 before being installed as a 9-1 shot here. After breaking sharply, the bay filly set the pace, continued to hold that position around the far turn and flashed even more speed to graduate by 2 1/2 lengths over late running Curlin's Girl (Curlin). Treasured, who sold for $20,000 at Keeneland November in 2021 carrying a full-brother to the...

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First Winner For Demarchelier At Clairefontaine

Claiborne Farm's first-crop sire Demarchelier {GB) by Dubawi {Ire}) was off the mark at Clairefontaine on Friday as White Birch Farm's homebred colt De Sica (Fr) captured the Prix de Roncheville over a mile. Runner-up on debut at Dieppe last month, the Jean-Claude Rouget-trained 4-1 shot raced behind the leading trio early and took time to warm up as the dash began in early straight. Building a head of steam to reel in Mister Fernando (Ire) (Saxon Warrior {Jpn}) inside the last 50 metres, the bay asserted for a 3/4-of-a-length success...

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