09/27/2026
The last Wyoming Bred stakes of the year, congratulations to the winning connections. Great way to end the racing season
In Saturday’s $273,550 WABRA-Wyoming Bred Futurity (R) at Sweetwater Downs, Leeanne Christensen’s Mysterious Blues closed with a rush to capture her first career stakes victory. The daughter of the One Famous Eagle stallion Mister Moody Blue won by a half-length as the 7-2 third choice in the wagering with Victor Dominguez in the saddle for trainer Ryan Christensen. She earned a 109 speed index for her 330-yard clocking of :16.534.
After finishing eighth in her career debut, Mysterious Blues has now hit the board in five straight starts with three wins and two seconds and earnings of $125,340. She was the fastest qualifier in the trials after taking her heat in a time of :16.433. Mysterious Blues is out of the winning Bridlewood mare Unbridled Mystery.
Bar 3 Quarter Horses’ JR Dynasty Mountain filly Dashn Steffie, the slight favorite and third-fastest qualifier, finished a game second to improve her record to 6-3-1-0 with a bankroll of $83,184. CG Racing LLC’s Living The Dreamm, the second-fastest qualifier and a gelded son of Bodacious Dash, finished third.
In the $25,000 WABRA-Wyoming Bred Futurity Consolation Stakes (R), BDS Performance Horses’ Kcross Clairesholm earned her first career victory with a 330-yard dash in :16.718 for a 103 speed index under jockey Victor Dominguez. The filly by RGR Jungle Jock is trained by Skyler Greene.
Bred by Wagonhammer Ranch, Kcross Clairesholm now has a record of 8-1-1-2 with earnings just short of $20,000. The filly is out of the Coronas Velvet mare VVR Dazzling Corona, a multiple stakes winner who won 11 of 29 starts while running primarily in Wyoming.
Broken Bones Cattle Company’s homebred Eyesa Special Serena, a daughter of Eyesa Special Kaycee, finished a clear second. The Corona Surfer gelding ER Surfin For Candy took third for trainer and owner David Newbold.
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