Miss JumJabber $4,000 yearling

[SeattleSlew]

Paced last half in 52.1 today winning in 1:48.  Last week she paced her last quarter in 24.4

That is some wicked speed.  Pelling bought her for $4,000 (I believe it was at Harrisburg.)

Not eligible to Breeders' Crown, but could be supplemented for $72,000 (means that you need to finish 3rd. to barely break even before expenses.)

Sire is Bettor's Wish and Dam is Treacherous Reign (1:48.3 and almost $900,000)

Must have had a major conformation fault to have sold that cheaply??

[Cashout]

     This horse had to look half broke down to only sell for $ 4000.00

[Checked Up]

She was very small

[Ramone]

Love stories like this. It gives a poor man hope ...

[TimTimTimbo]

Paced last half in 52.1 today winning in 1:48.  Last week she paced her last quarter in 24.4

That is some wicked speed.  Pelling bought her for $4,000 (I believe it was at Harrisburg.)

Not eligible to Breeders' Crown, but could be supplemented for $72,000 (means that you need to finish 3rd. to barely break even before expenses.)

Sire is Bettor's Wish and Dam is Treacherous Reign (1:48.3 and almost $900,000)

Must have had a major conformation fault to have sold that cheaply??

 is a prominent standardbred pacing filly who was purchased as a yearling for $67,000 at the 2024 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.

[Ramone]

is a prominent standardbred pacing filly who was purchased as a yearling for $67,000 at the 2024 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.

It's the sale to Pelling a year later that is the interesting question. Someone here must know.

[TICKIE TIME]

Perhaps a fake sale, previous  connections couldn't  race in Ky...up steps Pelling
It is not like that didn't  happen before when he trained for Brooks.

[Grandstand Handicapper]

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[SeattleSlew]

is a prominent standardbred pacing filly who was purchased as a yearling for $67,000 at the 2024 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale.

Based on this, it sounds like she was a buyback (although showing for the $67,000, since it was the breeder who bought her?? and then the rest is incorporated below. (P.S. I have found that AI makes a lot of mistakes and bluffs them through as facts or does not have enough "knowledge" of the area being questioned to properly interpret things like a buyback.)

Yes, the pacing filly Miss Jum Jabber was sold at both auctions, though she went through a name change along the way:2024 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale: She was sold as a yearling under her original registered name, Reign of Terror. Consigned by Kentuckiana Farms as Agent for Order By Stable, she was purchased by Stefan Balazi (Agent for Order By Stable, Sweden) for $67,000.2025 Harrisburg Mixed Sale (as a 2yo): After encountering some training issues as a two-year-old while under the care of trainer Brett Pelling for Order By Stable, her connections decided to turn her out and eventually put her in the Harrisburg mixed auction. Pelling liked her enough to buy her back himself for a bargain price of $4,000.

[Grandstand Handicapper]

When she sold as a yearling.....I think the dam was owned by Tony Alagna and Eric Cherry. I thought I remembered them being the breeder of the filly when she sold as a yearling. I don't know if the sold the mare or what.

[LUCPARK]

Yes great trainer from down under
Beaches. Longer hobbles

And different training techniques.

Did the trick

Americans are fckin stupid especially the JERKOFF  analysts



CALL IT OUT


THIS FCKIN GAME IS DEAD

[SDST2009]

Yes great trainer from down under
Beaches. Longer hobbles

And different training techniques.

Did the trick

Americans are fckin stupid especially the JERKOFF  analysts



CALL IT OUT


THIS FCKIN GAME IS DEAD

I'm not necessarily disputing there might be "other factors" at play here, Lucpark, but do have to concede there is something to be learned from training methods outside of the US, on more than one continent.

Also, all the drugs in the world can't turn a mediocre horse into a superstar, and seems Pelling saw something in her. She's a nice filly.