November 25, 2024

In Summation wraps up first winner

Last updated: 6/1/13 5:06 PM


Grade 1-winning millionaire In Summation (Put It Back) got off the mark as a
freshman sire when Debmar Stables’ No Fruit Degroote scored in Saturday’s
5TH
race
at Delaware Park. With Daniel Coa aboard, the Ricky Griffith pupil
argued the pace before sprinting clear. The 4-1 chance defeated 7-5 favorite
Hope on the Rocks (Harlan’s Holiday) by 1 1/2 lengths and finished 4 1/2
fast-track furlongs in :53 1/5.

Bred by Big C Farm in Florida, No Fruit Degroote was sold for $25,000 as an
OBS August yearling. The dark bay colt is out of the unraced Slew Gin Fizz mare
Blazing Fizz, who is also responsible for Jamaican champion Hupomone (Omega
Code). Blazing Fizz, a half-sister to multiple stakes winner and Grade 2-placed
Blazing Rate (Exchange Rate), comes from the family of Grade 2 victors Darn That
Alarm (Jig Time), Strong Performance (Jig Time), Keats (Hennessy), Fairbanks
(Giant’s Causeway) and Afleet Again (Afleet Alex), the 2011 Breeders’ Cup
Marathon (G2) scorer.

In Summation was a notable juvenile of 2005, when he was a nose away from
being unbeaten in six starts. The winner of the Affirmed and Dr. Fager divisions
of the Florida Stallion S., he was just denied a sweep in the In Reality
division. His other juvenile stakes victories came in the Birdonthewire and B
L’s Sweep. At three, In Summation placed in a trio of turf sprints — the
Nearctic (Can-G2), Hollywood Turf Express (G3) and Restoration.

Later developing into a top older sprinter, In Summation set a total of four
track records. He established the benchmark for six furlongs over Del Mar’s
Polytrack in the 2007 Bing Crosby H. (G1), and also that season, he blazed to a
5 1/2-furlong course record in Sneakbox over Monmouth’s turf. In Summation
opened 2008 with back-to-back records on the Santa Anita Pro-Ride, first in the
5 1/2-furlong El Conejo H. (G3) and then in the six-furlong Palos Verdes H.
(G2).

His resume also features wins in the 2009 El Conejo and John McSorley and the
2007 Arlington Sprint H., along with additional stakes placings in the 2007
Vernon O. Underwood (G3) and 2008 Bing Crosby and Ancient Title (G1).

Having won or placed in a total of 18 stakes over five campaigns, In
Summation retired with $1,226,166 in earnings from a record of 29-12-6-1.

In Summation is out of the winning Fiesta Baby (Dayjur), making him a
half-brother to Canadian stakes winner Dakota Duke (Stormy Atlantic). His second
dam is multiple Grade 1 heroine Fiesta Gal (Alleged), and further back, one
finds New Zealand champion two-year-old filly Chant (Traditionally).

The 10-year-old stallion stands at Ocala Stud in Florida for a fee of $4,000,
stands and nurses.