00:00This week's five fastest maidens, three of them ran on Wednesday at Saratoga, including the one-two finishers of a seven-furlong maiden race.
00:08Second in that particular race, Barb, with a buyer's speed figure of 87, trained by Mike Maker, son of Candy Ride.
00:16Number four, on the Bob Baffert stable out at Del Mar, ran on Sunday.
00:20Privman, named after the DRF retired journalist Jay Privman, won very impressively in a maiden race, son of Justify, buyer's speed figure 88.
00:29Number three, now let's go to Woodbine on Sunday for the appropriately named Sunday's Well, who scored a nine-length victory with a buyer's speed figure of 89.
00:41Number two, from Wednesday at Saratoga, going a mile and an eighth, Iron Dome, a son of Hint to Mischief.
00:47The one-two horses here on the list, both trained by Steve Asmussen, Iron Dome, won by ten and a half lengths against New York breads at a mile and an eighth, buyer's speed figure 89.
00:57Number one, coming right up, first this word from TaylorMade.
01:02In racing, success is measured over time.
01:05Cogburn dominates the Jiper.
01:08It defines greatness.
01:09Three million, four hundred thousand dollars.
01:11It grounds champions.
01:13Epicenter!
01:14Get time on your side.
01:17And number one, the winner of that seven-furlong maiden race on Wednesday at Saratoga, Tap into this.
01:23It's a three-year-old Colt, by Taphead, owned by Doug Scarborough, trained by Asmussen, ridden by Flavian Pratt.
01:27A half-brother to Asmussen's five-year-old, graded stakes winner, Extra Anejo, Tap into this, winning buyer's speed figure of 94.
