Zia Park Horse Racing

HOBBS, New Mexico (October 12, 2008) - R.D. Hubbard was the prime financial force behind building Zia Park and then sold the track to current owner Penn National Gaming, but that doesn't mean Hubbard parted with his interest in Zia Park's racing.  

HOBBS, N.M. - It was an easy win for Peppers Pride. About three lengths, in fact. With the victory Saturday in a six-furlong allowance race at Zia Park, the New Mexico...  

Unbeaten Peppers Pride, a 5-year-old mare, raced to her 17th victory in a row--a record for a modern North American Thoroughbred--in a sprint Saturday at Zia Park in Hobbs, N.M. Peppers Pride won a $38,200 ...  

HOBBS, New Mexico - A historic day in thoroughbred racing annals is set for Saturday at Zia Park when Joe Allen's Peppers Pride tries to become the first thoroughbred to win 17 consecutive races.  

It was an easy win for Peppers Pride. About three lengths, in fact. With the victory Saturday in a six-furlong allowance race at Zia Park, the New Mexico thoroughbred put herself into the record books.  

HOBBS, N.M. - It was an easy win for Peppers Pride. About three lengths, in fact. With the victory Saturday in a 6-furlong allowance race at Zia Park, the New Mexico thoroughbred put herself into the record books. She has now won 17 times in as many starts, setting a modern North American record.  

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—Bob Baffert believes Peppers Pride will quiet the skeptics. With one more victory in a 6-furlong allowance race Saturday at Zia Park in Hobbs, N.M., the 5-year-old thoroughbred mare would improve to 17 victories in 17 starts, a modern North American record.  

Undefeated five-year-old Peppers Pride will run in an allowance race for New Mexico-bred fillies and mares at Zia Park in Hobbs, New Mexico, on Saturday as she attempts to set a modern North American record with 17 consecutive wins.  

The New Mexico thoroughbred mare is entered in a 6-furlong allowance race Saturday at Zia Park, bidding for what would be a North American record 17th ...  

Peppers Pride is ready to try again. The New Mexico thoroughbred mare is entered in a 6-furlong allowance race Saturday at Zia Park, bidding for what would be a North American record 17th career victory in as ...  

HOBBS, N.M.—Peppers Pride is ready to try again. The New Mexico thoroughbred mare is entered in a 6-furlong allowance race Saturday at Zia Park, bidding for what would be a North American record 17th career victory in as many starts.  

HOBBS, New Mexico (September 28, 2008) - The day after Brenda Beautiful set the fastest-qualifying time to the Grade 2, $230,650 Hobbs America Futurity, her older brother Noconi stepped forward with a fastest-qualifying win in the trials to the Grade 2, $131,000 Hobbs America Derby at Zia Park.  

Ruidoso Futurity winner Jess Significant heads a very deep field of 2-year-old quarter horses racing in the five trials to the Grade 2, $230,000 Hobbs America Futurity on Saturday afternoon at Zia Park.  

HOBBS, New Mexico (October 4, 2008) - Joe Allen's Peppers Pride raced to her 17th straight victory to easily establish the all-time record for consecutive wins by a thoroughbred in the $38,200 eighth race at Zia Park on Sa-turday afternoon.  

After two delays, Peppers Pride raced into the record books Saturday with her 17th consecutive victory at Zia Park.