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ALTOONA, Iowa - Red Lead took advantage of a fast pace, rallying to win the $60,000 Jim Rasmussen Memorial at Prairie Meadows on Saturday.

Shadowbdancing set the pace in the 1 1/16-mile race for 3-year-olds and up, prompted early by T.C. Champ. He set early fractions of 23.73 and 46.68 and was three lengths clear at the top of the lane. Jockey Ramsey Zimmerman steadily advanced Red Lead from the third position and they rallied strongly down the middle of the track to catch Shadowbdancing and win by 2 1/2 lengths in 1:43.33.

"It was nice to see a warm pace set up for us," said trainer Chris Hartman.

Stalking Red Lead soared past the leaders in deep stretch for jockey Martin Bourdieu to tally by 2 1/4 lengths in the $114,400 Sunland Park Handicap (VIDEO) April 18.

Red Lead, a 4-year-old gelded son of Red Bullet   trained by Chris Hartman for owner Joey Davis' Frontier Stables, scored his third win in four starts over the New Mexico track since last December.

Racing just off the rail, Bourdieu, riding Red Lead for the first time, tracked Quiet Again and Jacobino, who vied on the front end in the 1 1/8-mile test. He angled Red Lead three wide for the stretch run and they drew off in the final strides after surging past Quiet Again and Tie Rod in the last sixteenth of a mile. The winning time was a smart 1:48.85 over a fast track.

Red Lead rocketed to a commanding 2-length win in the $50,000 Curribot Stakes at Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino on Sunday. Under a thoughtful ride from 5-time Sunland Park riding champ Ken Tohill, Red Lead surged from off the pace to earn his first career stakes win. The four-year-old gelded son of Red Bullet exploded from fourth position at the half mile marker to first place while racing into the stretch.

The Chris Hartman trainee had plenty left in the tank for the final quarter mile. The chestnut router lengthened his stride and was in full control while being chased hard by Quiet Again. The latter could not cut into the margin. Red Lead caught the 1 and 1/16 miles in 1:44. The 9-5 second favorite was coming off a good second place effort in the Winsham Lad Stakes last month. Red Lead improved his career record to 4 wins, 4 seconds and 3 thirds from 12 starts. The highly consistent sort earned $30,000 for the Frontier Stables, Inc. led by Joey Davis. The winner paid $5.20 on a $2 win ticket.