00:00The Fastest Horse of the Week brought to you by the Fast Sires at One Star Farm.
00:04And one of those, of course, is Nashville, whose first two-year-olds are tearing it up on the track.
00:10Nashville had a second and third winners this past weekend.
00:14Friday at Aqueduct, Georgie's Warrior won a maiden special weight by five and three-quarters lengths.
00:20And then Sunday night at Prairie Meadows, it was a Philly potential Sam who won as an even-money favorite.
00:26Both were making their career debuts as a racehorse.
00:29Nashville won his debut by 11 and a half lengths, went on to set a six-furlong track record at
00:35Keeneland,
00:35and now stands at One Star for a fee of $12,500.
00:40Now, Fastest Horse of the Week, bit of a slow week in that regard.
00:45No triple-digit buyers.
00:46The Fastest Horse of the Week came from last to first in a mile-and-a-16th turf allowance race
00:52on Friday at Churchill Downs
00:53with a buyer speed figure of 97.
00:55His name is Lambeth.
00:57He is a son of Arrogate, a five-year-old owned by Carl Moore of Texas, trained by Joe Sharp.
01:04What's interesting about Lambeth is that he began his career racing for Juddmont.
01:09He's bred by Juddmont.
01:10After five starts, he had made $85,000.
01:13They put him in the Fasig-Tifton October digital sale.
01:17Moore bought him for $135,000, and now since then, Lambeth has made $442,000.
01:23Moore, the owner, has done this before.
01:26In 2008, he spent $35,000 to claim a gelding, who went on to win $1.85 million.
01:34That would be Chamberlain Bridge, who won the Breeders' Cup turf sprint later in his career.
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