Mo Tom scored his first winner with the 2-year-old Wholelottamo June 20 in a maiden special weight at Lone Star Park against eight other fillies.
This was the second asking going five furlongs for the filly owned by Stephen Thompson's Thompson Racing and trainer Scott Gelner after coming in third her first time out June 5 at Lone Star.
After a hesitation at the loading gate, Wholelottamo bested the field, going five wide into the final drive on the outside to take the lead late in the stretch and win by 1 1/2 lengths. She finished in :59.70 on a fast track with Lane Luzzi in the tack. Tyler's Dream was second, followed by Summer Lightning in third.
Wholelottamo was bred in Louisiana by Cloyce Clark Jr. out of the A. P Jet mare Jet's Tradition, the dam of 10 foals, with six to race and six to win, including stakes-placed Jet Majesty (by Raffie's Majesty). She was purchased for $17,000 from the KP Sales Consignment at the 2020 Equine Sales Company's Consignor Select Yearling and 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale by Thompson.
Mo Tom, an 8-year-old son of Uncle Mo , was a winner of the Lecomte Stakes (G3) at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots, Ohio Derby at Thistledown, and Street Sense Stakes at Churchill Downs. He retired to stud duty in 2018 with total earnings of $665,356 for owner G M B Racing and trainer Tom Amoss.
Mo Tom stands in Louisiana at Red River Farms for $2,000.
