Mia Mischief headlines field of nine for Churchill's Dream Supreme
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Bill and Corinne Heiligbrodt, Heidler Family Stables and Madaket Stables’ Grade 1 winner Mia Mischief will tackle eight rivals in Friday’s $120,000-added Dream Supreme Overnight Stakes at Churchill Downs.
The Dream Supreme is the featured event on the 10-race program. The six-furlong race for fillies and mares 3-year-olds and up is carded as Race 9 with a post time of 6:37 p.m. First post Friday at Churchill Downs is 2 p.m. with live racing coinciding with Breeders’ Cup “Future Stars Friday” taking place at Santa Anita. Simulcast of the Breeders’ Cup will be shown throughout the facility at Churchill Downs including between races on the Big Board.
Mia Mischief (18-7-6-1—$1,009,540), a 4-year-old daughter of Into Mischief, will be in search of her final victory prior to entering the sales ring four days later at he Fasig Tipton November Sale. The seven-time winner most notably won the $500,000 Humana Distaff (G1) on Kentucky Derby day at Churchill Downs.
Trained by Hall of Famer Steve Asmussen, Mia Mischief will be ridden by Julien Leparoux from post No. 7.
Among the challengers to Mia Mischief in the Dream Supreme is Carl Hurst and Buff Bradley’s homebred Divine Queen (17-6-2-0—$323,814), who will attempt back-to-back wins following her 2 ¾-length triumph in the $125,000 Open Mind on Sept. 14 at Churchill Downs.
Divine Queen’s regular pilot Calvin Borel will be in the irons from post 2.
The Dream Supreme field from the rail out (with jockey, trainer and weight)
1. Majestic Reason (Chris Landeros, Graham Motino, 120 pounds)
2. Divine Queen (Borel, Bradley, 122)
3. Upset Brewing (Gabriel Saez, Bradley, 120)
4. Pretty Greeley (Sophie Doyle, John Ortiz, 120)
5. Meadow Dance (Shaun Bridgmohan, Brad Cox, 120)
6. Shanghai Tariff (Alex Canchari, Jimmy DiVito, 122)
7. Mia Mischief (Leparoux, Asmussen, 124)
8. Ascot Day (Declan Cannon, Danny Peitz, 120)
9. Skamania (Mitchell Murrill, Al Stall Jr., 120).
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