00:00We missed last week because of the Breeders' Cup, so the five fastest maidens brought to you by TaylorMade this week becomes six.
00:06And number six is a two-year-old named Solitude Dude.
00:09Career debut at Gulfstream Park, probably a sprinter, but he went six and a half furlongs, wins by nine and a half lengths, buyer 86.
00:16Number five, Bob Baffert-trained, well-bred first-time starter, shocker, Blacksmith, who finishes second at Santa Anita in a fast race, buyer's speed figure of 91.
00:25Also with 91, nuance to Keeneland, mile and a 16th in a $50,000 maiden claiming race, Clarvich Stables, Chad Brown, five horses claimed out of that race.
00:35He wasn't.
00:36Buyer's speed figure, 91, a big win.
00:38Number three, El Prestigio, a six-race maiden, had been off since January, comes back with a 93 buyer in Keeneland, trained by Steve Aspison.
00:47Number two, acknowledge me, please, the horse that beat the Baffert first-time starter at Santa Anita.
00:52Doug O'Neill, the trainer, buyer's speed figure of 93.
00:57We'll be back with number one after this word from TaylorMade.
01:00In racing, success is measured over time.
01:03Cogburn dominates the jiper.
01:05It defines greatness.
01:07$3,400,000.
01:09It grounds champions.
01:10Epicenter.
01:11Get time on your side.
01:15And the fastest maiden of the last couple of weeks ran at Aqueduct on Saturday in the shadow of the Breeders' Cup, kind of lost in the shuffle.
01:22His name is Life and Times, a son of Justify, a first-time starter, owned by Michael Tabor, trained by Todd Pletcher, a half to a grade one winner, and goes off at 11-1.
01:36And Life and Times scores in his debut with a buyer's speed figure of 94.
01:40And Life and Times.
01:41And Life and Times scores in his debut with a buyer's speed figure of 94.
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