Limehouse Becomes Dogwood’s
Latest Millionaire

Limehouse became Dogwood Stable’s sixth millionaire with his one and a half lengths win on June 11^th in a Grade 2, $250,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Belmont Park.  The four-year-old colt now has earnings of $1,062,433.  The win pushed Dogwood’s puse earnings for the year to $1,294,672 – ninth in the nation on the Leading Owner’s list.

Dogwood President Cot Campbell, who was in New York for the race, said afterwards that Limehouse “is one of the most admirable horses we’ve ever had.  He showed incredible courage to win today in an important race against a quality field of horses.”

“Limehouse has won stakes in his two, three and four-year-old years, which is a credit to the horse and his trainer, Todd Pletcher,” continued Campbell.  “We’ll take a look at the Grade 1, $500,000 Subarban Handicap next which is on July 4^th at Belmont Park, or wait until Saratoga.”  Limehouse was ridden to victory by his regular rider John Velasquez.