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Witness history! Chancer McPatrick just delivered a stunning performance, earning McKinzie his first TDN Rising Star! Get the inside scoop on this promising colt and his bright future.

This beautifully made horse impressed from day one with his advanced mind and efficient movement. Despite a challenging start at Saratoga, his impressive finish hints at greatness over longer distances.



Trainer points him towards the Hopeful Stakes, confident that added distance will unlock his full potential. Plus, hear about other promising McKinzie offspring to watch for!



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00:00Chancellor McPatrick came into us in good shape, obviously he cost a lot as a two-year-old
00:18in training so there was high hopes for this horse that he had a lot of ability and he's
00:22a beautifully made horse, great parts on him, good size and length to him, not too big which
00:27is good, a very efficient way of moving. He's trained great since day one and he's got a
00:32very advanced mind, he really acts like a three-year-old around the barn. Everything
00:37we threw at this horse, he was winning his works and really powering out on his gallop
00:40outs like a pro, like a horse that had run already. It looked like he got out of the
00:44gate well but soon into the race he got shuffled a bit and lost his action behind, it was in
00:50the rear quickly which I was quite worried about. It's very hard to win on this track
00:54sprinting at Saratoga, first time out and I did see him picking up horses on the only
01:00turn and I still thought it was a lot for him to get there and the way that he finished
01:05that last 8th of a mile was quite impressive. So I'm pointing this horse to the hopeful,
01:15added distance will be his friend, obviously not the 7th ace I'm excited about but even
01:20beyond that a mile, mile and an 8th mile and a quarter shouldn't be a problem for him.
01:24He looks to have gears, he can accelerate quickly, runs the turns well and like I said
01:31his mind is a huge asset for him because he takes everything as it comes and in a relaxed
01:36focused way. I have some other McKinsey's that I quite like, there's a filly named Limes
01:42Don't Lie, I'm getting ready to enter. I have another horse named Breeland, another
01:46two-year-old in training, purchased, that trains with a lot of promise and a great turn
01:50of foot. With the McKinsey's I see them very focused mentally, very mature horses, they
01:56have good leg on them, they're very efficient movers, big strides on them and what I look
01:59for with my young horses is how efficiently they move and light they are on their feet.
02:03From what I've seen with the offspring I'll surely be looking for more of them as the
02:06yearling sales come up.
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