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#SpaStars: Summer Colony Dkb. filly, 1998-present, Summer Squall – Probably Colony, by Pleasant Colony It’s strange for a three-year-old to be the most memorable maiden winner of a Saratoga meet. Stranger still for it be one making their seventh lifetime start. Such was the case in the summer of 2001. On August 17, the first time she was given the opportunity to route on dirt, Summer Colony broke out of the maiden ranks. By 32 ¾ lengths. Thirteen days later she won again, this time by 9 ½. When she returned to Saratoga a year later, she did so as a multiple graded stakes winner. It is only appropriate that she got her first Grade 1 victory at the track that had launched her career. Her 4 ½ length win in the Personal Ensign crowned her as unquestionably the best mare on the East Coast, and arguably nationwide. John Velazquez had high praise for her saying, "To me, she's the best horse in the country.” Breeder: Edward P. Evans Owner: Edward P. Evans Trainer: Mark Hennig Jockey: John Velazquez Reblog, retweet, like, and favorite for a chance to win!