00:00Fastest Horse of the Week, brought to you as always by the Fast Sires at Winstar Farm.
00:05When we talk about speed, this is a good definition of speed.
00:09How about seven furlongs in 120.77?
00:14That was as a two-year-old, and it was done by Patch Adams,
00:18who won a maiden special weight at Churchill Downs,
00:20just .33 seconds off that track's track record for that win.
00:25Then he earned a .98 buyer speed figure, which was the second highest of any two-year-old in 2024.
00:32Then as a three-year-old, he won a couple of grade one stakes at Saratoga,
00:35took the Allen Jerkins and the Woody Stephens.
00:37Brad Cox commented that he was the fastest three-year-old that he ever trained.
00:42Well, now Patch Adams will stand the 2027 season at Winstar Farm for a fee of $25,000.
00:52Our Fastest Horse of the Week comes courtesy of Judd Mott Farm
00:55and trainer Brad Cox, a Wednesday allowance winner of Belmont Park by the name of Disco Time.
01:00Yes, this is the same Disco Time that last year won his first five lifetime starts.
01:08He's a son of Not This Time, the fifth of which was a nine-and-three-quarters-length win
01:13in the Dwyer with a 107 buyer speed figure,
01:15which made him the three-to-two favorite in the Pegasus World Cup.
01:20A lot of people don't remember that.
01:21He finished eighth in that race, and he was beaten in the Challenger.
01:24Then he ran poorly in the Churchill Downstakes.
01:26But now, his first start since Churchill.
01:29He is back.
01:30A wire-to-wire win in a six-and-a-half furlong allowance.
01:33Buyer speed figure 104 makes Disco Time,
01:37our resurgent Fastest Horse of the Week.
01:39We'll see you in the comments.
01:42We'll see you in the next few weeks.
01:44Bye-bye.
01:44We'll see you in the next one.
