Owner Ron Sanchez is continuing to field offers to purchase three-year-old
Sanchez, who runs under the stable name Rontos Racing Stable Corp., said
“We haven’t made a decision yet,” Sanchez said. “We are still receiving a
Originally in training with Jeff Bonde in California, Social Inclusion was
The Pioneerof the Nile colt returned with a 10-length triumph over highly
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Sanchez said part of the negotiations include his keeping partial ownership
as well as retaining Azpurua as trainer. Azpurua won more than 3,500 races in
his native Venezuela before moving permanently to the United States in 1978. He
has never started a horse in the Kentucky Derby, but brought Set ‘n Go to the
race in 1974 on behalf of his brother, Leo.
“That is something that we are working out,” Sanchez said. “We are definitely
going to keep a piece of the horse. We won’t sell the whole horse.”
Sanchez has mentioned the Wood Memorial on April 5 as the goal for Social
Inclusion’s stakes debut.
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