Race Recaps Not So Quiet makes some noise in Vice Regent October 4, 2020 Credit: Michael Burns Photo Race Recaps Not So Quiet makes some noise in Vice Regent October 4, 2020 By: Press Release email Share: share on facebook share on twitter share on linkedin email this article TORONTO, ON – Heste Sport homebred 5-year-old Not So Quiet thundered past the favoured graded stakes winner City Boy down the stretch to take the $150,000 Vice Regent Stakes featured on the rainy Sunday afternoon program at Woodbine Racetrack. ( Content Continues Below Ad ) The Vice Regent, which was contested over one mile on the E. P. Taylor Turf Course for its first 23 editions, moved to the inner turf this year and was run as a 5-furlong sprint for Ontario-bred 3-year-olds and up. Jockey Rafael Hernandez and trainer Mark Casse, one of the hottest combinations of the meet, teamed up for the win with the Silent Name-Mona Moon gelding, who returned $12.60 as the 5/1 fourth choice. Alicia’s Kid (Leo Salles) led briefly out of the gates from midfield, but insider Forester’s Turn (Kazushi Kimura) dashed to the front with City Boy (David Moran). and those two battled head-to-head through an opening 1/4-mile in :22.03. Meanwhile, Not So Quiet and Hernandez loomed the danger just to their outside in third. City Boy eventually shook off Forester’s Turn and drew clear down the stretch, but Not So Quiet tracked down the 5/2 favourite in the final stages to score by 3/4 of a length in :57.19 over firm turf. Nevaeh’s Dream (Steve Bahen) closed with a fury from the backfield to edge out a determined Alicia’s Kid for third prize in the 10-horse field. Not So Quiet, who finished third in the Jacques Cartier Stakes (G3) and fourth in the Shepperton this summer, earned the first stakes victory of his career and has now won 2 of 5 starts since his return to racing this year under the tutelage of Casse. The win was his fifth from 11 starts lifetime. The Vice Regent was part of Casse’s second four-win day of the meet. Hernandez ended the 11-race card with a triple.
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