Milton, September 20, 2025– Doc Moore student Beau Jangles (Beefwash) scored the tactical lead over his undefeated Harnas racing rival Hanover and held his own record undamaged while he turned off a late increase in the same rival to give him the first defeat of his career in winning the grade 1 $ 1,000,000 metro Pace Park on Saturday evening in Woodbine.
Frantic Hanover ran from the post 2 for the lead, Parking Tilthecowscomhome to the first turn, while Bob McClure also insisted in a forward place with Beau Jangles and quickly decided to ask three wide in the first turn. Beau Jangles shot to hectic Hanover in a: 26 first quarter, and the two fought to give the run -up to the back until Tim Tetrick was obliged to give control for a pocket ride beyond the post of three eighth.
Beau Jangles planted on the lead and approached A: 54.1 half and maintained his speed on the way to the far turn. Al Papi pulled out the pegs to be discovered from the fourth in a first bid that bottleing hectic Hanover came to three -quarters in 1: 22.1.
McClure managed to keep hectic Hanover locked while accelerating home, but already Papi quickly tired near the last eighth, giving Frantic Hanover an opening to launch a last ditch. Beau Jangles kept his land in the last Blitz to hold half a length at hectic Hanover in a 1: 49.1 miles while Sweet Lovin Lou gathered for the third and Redland Rocket Man became fourth.
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“I didn’t really prepare a plan,” said Bob McClure. “I just wanted to be ready for everything that was thrown at us. Three wide in the first turn was not part of my plan, but I was quite confident in this foal. I thought everything I threw at him, he would take and it looked like a race with two horses and I thought it was to do it.”
McClure, who wins his first metro pace, has been in the bike for all eight of Beau Jangles victories, who gathered $ 972.125 in win for owners Graham Grace Stables LLC, Kiwi Stables LLC and Bolton Stables.
‘The first time I was behind him, he won a gold in it [1:]50, so I was convinced that he would be in the metro, but at that moment I didn’t even have locked the drive, “said McClure.” I am lucky that I landed it. I was lucky because Louis [Roy] Was traveling. And this foal has been an absolute dream. He is the easiest 2-year-old you can drive is two fingers, perfectly goed, and he showed tonight that he has the heart of a champion. I just feel very happy to sit behind him. ‘
The Veewash -Veulen, from art Major Mare Mrs. Major Hill, gave trainer Dr. Ian Moore his second victory in the metro after he won his first in 2022 when he worked with Stockade Seelter together with Jody Jamieson.
“It was a very busy week,” said Dr. Moore after the race. ‘Nancy [Takter] And I flew to Delaware on Monday, Ohio. I trained Prince Hal Hanover on Tuesday morning and flew back here so that I could train Beau Jangles on Thursday. I jogged him on Wednesday and trained him on Thursday, then flew back to the Kan on Thursday morning and came there at 10.30 am. So I had a busy week, but very pleasant and a great way to close it with it. “
‘As I saw [Frantic Hanover] Coming I thought to ‘go here’, but ‘Beau’ buried in. He is a great horse that way, “Moore said too.” He has a huge will and desire to win, and he showed it here tonight. The other foal is also a great foal, and I am sure we will meet again before the year is over. “
Beau Jangles, who returned $ 4.50 to win as the second choice in the bet to 4-5 favorite Hectic Hanover, has also inspired Moore to postpone a training retirement that he was going through this season.
“I think it has already been postponed,” said Moore. “He said that for me. It is quite difficult to walk away from a horse like this next year. I have already emailed all my partners and I also spoke a lot of them about yearlings, so I think we will look at yearlings next week.”
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Through Ray CotoloFor Woodbine Entertainment
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