Xigera, the winner of the GIII Falls City S., will take a winter break before targeting next year’s GI La Troienne S. and the Breeders’ Cup, following in the footsteps of last year’s Falls City winner, Played Hard.
‣ Xigera is a successful racehorse targeting the La Troienne S. on Kentucky Derby weekend
‣ Trainer Phillip Bauer plans a break for Xigera before targeting the La Troienne S.
‣ Xigera has had five wins from six starts this year, including a victory in the GIII Falls City S.
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Xigera, the impressive 6 1/2-length winner of the GIII Falls City S. on Thanksgiving Day, is set to take a well-deserved break this winter. Rigney Racing’s 3-year-old filly will be gearing up for next year’s GI La Troienne S. on Kentucky Derby weekend under the guidance of trainer Phillip Bauer. As Bauer explains, “Our year-end goal next year will be the Breeders’ Cup. Hopefully Xigera can fill Played Hard’s shoes now that she’s out of the barn.”
This was Xigera’s fifth win out of six starts this year, showcasing her talent and potential in the world of horse racing. Her victory at the GII Mother Goose S. at Belmont was a highlight, further solidifying her status as a rising star in the sport. Bauer has successfully transitioned Xigera to the dirt, and her recent accomplishments on the track have been a testament to his skillful training.
The recent holiday card saw Rigney and Bauer celebrating three wins, with Xigera’s impressive performance in the spotlight. The filly’s potential and talent are evident, making her a promising contender for future races. With plans to take a break and prepare for upcoming events, Xigera’s journey in the racing world is one to watch closely.
As the racing world eagerly awaits Xigera’s return, her story continues to captivate fans and enthusiasts alike. With her eyes set on the La Troienne and aspirations for the Breeders’ Cup, Xigera’s future in the sport looks increasingly bright. As Bauer and Rigney Racing map out her path, the anticipation for her next appearance on the track continues to grow.
