Homebreds Our Moneyman, Little Miss Curlin Headline Louisiana Futurity Stakes

Posted On 29 Dec 2025

NEW ORLEANS (Dec. 28, 2025) — Homebreds Our Moneyman and Little Miss Curlin headline the sibling $100,000 Louisiana Futurity Stakes set for Saturday, Jan. 3 at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots. The six-furlong sprints written for Louisiana-bred juveniles at the time of entry are part of a nine-race card with a 12:45 p.m. CT first post.

Allied Racing Stables’ homebred Our Moneyman captured the Louisiana Champions Day Juvenile to earn his first stakes victory after finishing second in the Peluso Memorial. Trained by Bret Calhoun, the Mr. Money colt who broke his maiden against open company this fall at Keeneland will be piloted by Axel Concepcion.

Slated as Race 7, the boys division attracted a field of nine.

Keeping her perfect record intact, Coteau Grove Farms’ homebred Little Miss Curlin reasserted her dominance in the fillies division, taking the Louisiana Champions Day Lassie for her second stakes victory of the meet, to go along with the Ferguson Memorial. Trained by Pat Devereux Jr., the Charlatan filly will be reunited with Jareth Loveberry.

Six fillies are entered in the girls division, scheduled as Race 3.

Here is the complete field for the Louisiana Futurity (boys division), listed from the rail out with jockey, and trainer:

Mor Force (Isaac Castillo, Jayde Gelner)
Golden Mane (Jose Ortiz, Jayde Gelner)
Guitar Guy (Marcelino Pedroza Jr., Eduardo Ramirez)
Slowdownanmoveover (CJ McMahon, Scott Gelner)
Alotlikechocolate (Devin Magnon, Russell Richard)
Mo Whiskey (Jansen Melancon, Allen Landry)
All Lake (Tommy Pompell, Brett Brinkman)
Our Moneyman (Concepcion, Brett Calhoun)
Dickie T (Ben Curtis, Sturgis Ducoing)

Here is the complete field for the Louisiana Futurity (girls division), listed from the rail out with jockey and trainer:

El Star (Marcelino Pedroza, Jr., Sturgis Ducoing)
Wickedwithbourbon (Ben Curtis, Keith Desormeaux)
Varinisi (CJ McMahon, Kyle Deville)
Little Miss Curlin (Loveberry, Devereux)
Liteupthenite (Jose Ortiz, Jayde Gelner)
Justlikelouise (Tommy Pompell, Brett Brinkman)

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