AQUEDUCT WINS (JAN 1 - APRIL 27, 2014)

APRIL 16: SPORTSWRITER broke through for a game win by a neck in Race 3 at 1 Mile on the Dirt under John Velazquez.

APRIL 16: QUIET SUNSHINE made it three for three in two weeks, taking Race 2 at 6f on the Dirt, J. Ortiz up.

APRIL 10: QUIET SUNSHINE returned after just eight days to take Race 2 at 7f on the Dirt by 5 3/4 lengths, Irad Ortiz, Jr. up.

APRIL 9: SEEKER went wire to wire to take Race 5 at 7f on the Dirt by 2 lengths, Jose Ortiz up.

APRIL 5: REAL ESTATE RICH went from last to first, going 6-wide into the stretch and closing like a freght train to take the opener at 7f on the Dirt under John Velazquez.

APRIL 3: COUSIN MICHAEL and Taylor Rice took Race 7, an AOC at 1 Mile on the Dirt, tracking the pace and rallying on the rail when the opportunity presented itself to win by a head as the favorite.

APRIL 2: QUIET SUNSHINE battled two rivals, took the lead in the stretch in a gutsy performance to beat the heavy favorite by a half length in Race 2 at 6f on the Dirt, Irad Ortiz Jr. up

MARCH 31: GROOMEDFORVICTORY went wire to wire under Joel Rosario to take Race 6, a Starter Allowance at 1 Mile on the Main Track. 

MARCH 27: DAN'S GOLD tracked the pace, went four wide into the stretch, took the lead at the 3/16 mark, and went on to take Race 3 at 6f on the Main Track by 1 1/4 lengths, Esquivel up.

MARCH 14: STREET THUG broke well then went wire to wire to take Race 3, a $56K Starter Allowance, by a length and a half under Cornelio Velasquez.

MARCH 9: SPA CITY FEVER broke well, then went wire to wire to win this $61K AOC at 1 Mile on the Inner, Taylor Rice up.

MARCH 7: BOURBON THERAPY ran to his odds as the heavy favorite in Race 3 at 6f on the Inner. He took the lead at the halfway mark, was never threatened, and won by 3 3/4 lengths at the wire, Taylor Rice up. 

MARCH 1: LUDO BAGMAN took Race 6 at 6f on the Inner, Taylor Rice up.

MARCH 1: STRAPPING GROOM came from off the pace to win the 6f $200K GRADE III TOM FOOL HANDICAP, his second graded stakes victory, in 1:09.4, Irad Ortiz, Jr. up.

FEB 17: START JUMPING rated at the back, found room, then closed to take Race 9, a $67K Allowance at 1 1/16 Mi. on the Dirt, Taylor Rice up.

FEB 17: Apprentice Taylor Rice rode BE BULLISH to a win in the $100K HOLLIE HUGHES STAKES for New York-Breds at 6f on the Inner by a margin of 2 3/4 lengths, to get her first stakes victory.

FEB 17: GROUND FORCE set the pace, led by 2 lengths at the 1/4 Mile mark and never looked back, taking RACE 3, a $50K Starter Allowance at 6f on the Inner, by 4 3/4 lengths, Irad Ortiz, Jr. up.

FEB 8: GRAND RAPPORT went to the lead at the 1/2 Mile marker, was headed by the place horse at the top of the stretch, then came back to pass that one to win by a neck as the favorite in this 1 Mile and 70 Yard contest under Cornelio Velasquez.

FEB 7: THE ROYAL BOOT took Race 5 at 6f on the Inner, on the pace through the first half, the filly was set down at the top of the stretch then kicked away to win by 3 lengths, Taylor Rice up.

FEB 2: FORCE MULTIPLIER, under Chris DeCarlo, took Race 2 at 1 1/16 Mi. on the Inner, drawing away to win easily by a margin of 10 1/4 lengths.

FEB 1: STREET THUG went wire to wire to take Race 5 at 1 1/16 Mi on the Inner track by 3 lengths under Cornelio Velasquez.

JAN 30: BOURBON THERAPY saved ground, raced at the back of the pack until set down in the stretch, then surged through on the rail late and went on to win Race 3, a $50K Starter Allowance at 6f on the Inner, by 1 1/4 lengths, Taylor Rice up.

JAN 25: Apprentice Taylor Rice and RAIN FOREST rode the rail to victory, taking Race 5, a 5 1/2 furlong contest, by 1 1/4 lengths.

JAN 10: EL OH EL took Race 3 at 1 Mile on the inner, Cohen up.

JAN 5: BE BULLISH raced just off the pace, put a nose in front at the half, went into the stretch with a 2 length lead and went on to win this 6f contest by 2 3/4 lengths under a drive to win Race 6, Cornelio Velasquez up.  

JAN 1: Drawing Away celebrated New Year's Day with a win when WRITINGONTHEWALL took Race 5, a $69K AOC at 1 Mile 70 Yards on the Inner at odds of 5/1, Cohen up.

2013 STATS: WITH 106 WINS, EARNINGS OF OVER $4.5 Million & 57% iN THE MONEY DRAWING AWAY WAS THE LEADING PUBLIC SYNDICATE; WE WON THE NEW YORK TITLE WITH 89 WINS AND TRAINER DAVID JACOBSON SMASHED THE ALL-TIME NY RECORD WITH 164 WINS.

(Please see our RACING ARCHIVE for Racing Results from previous years.)

TO PURCHASE A SHARE IN A RACEHORSE WITH DRAWING AWAY STABLE

Call Managing Partner Ed Boden at 516-726-6228 and give him your cell phone number so we may text you when we are dropping on a horse. When you receive our text, respond immediately if you are interested because the horses go fast - sometimes in just a few minutes. If you ask for a share and we are successful with the claim, Ed will call you for your address so he can mail you a contract, which you would then return with a check for the cost of your share.

Example: For 10% of a horse we claimed for $20,000; your cost would be $2,000 plus a one time administrative fee equal to 15% of your share ($300 in this case) for a total investment of $2,300. (Many of our partners own 5% - 10% of several horses.)

There are no expenses after this initial investment for training or anything else. Your risk is limited to your initial investment. You never have to worry that you will be asked for additional money.

Please call Ed at 516-726-6228 for details on purse splits and distributions if your horse is claimed away for more or less than our claiming price.

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With no monthly expenses and no cash calls ever, you can experience all of the fun and excitement of racing as a horse owner. Your one-time payment will provide you with paddock access and seats in the Owners Box when our horses are racing as well as stable access at Barn 9 at Aqueduct during the Belmont and Aqueduct meets and Clare Court at Saratoga in the summer.