Beverly Park Attempts Ninth Consecutive Victory

Norman "Lynn" and Lola Cash's former $12,500 claim Beverly Park  will attempt to notch his ninth consecutive victory Nov. 21 in a conditioned allowance event at Churchill Downs.

Lynn and wife, Lola, burst onto the Kentucky racing scene in 2021. Lynn took out his trainer's license this year and entered Nov. 18 with 134 starts and 25 wins. Along with being involved in racing, Lynn is extremely accomplished in the construction industry. He started Built Wright Homes & Roofing as a small home construction and remodeling company that has expanded to serve several states across the country. 

Lynn and Lola reside in Midway, Ky., but their horses have traveled to 10 racetracks so far this year. Many of their horses that run in Kentucky are under the care of veteran horseman Jerry Dixson.

"(Beverly Park) has just been a great horse to have in the barn," Lynn said. "He's in great form and has been so awesome to us since we claimed him (at Belterra Park on Aug. 5). It's been an absolute thrill."

Through racing Wednesday at Churchill Downs, the Cashes horses have made 13 starts at the fall meet with two victories. One of their wins was a $127,000 allowance race on Nov. 11 when Beverly Park cruised to a 5 1/2-length score. The other was Wednesday when recent $62,500 claim Sir Alfred James  held off the late charge of Long Range Toddy  to win the featured $148,000 allowance event.

Beverly Park is the only horse in North America to have a perfect record from at least eight starts this year. The next highest horse is West Virginia-bred Muad'dib, who is 6-for-6. Greeley and Ben  leads the nation in wins this year with a record of 14-11-2-0.

Beverly Park drew post 11 in Sunday's 6 1/2-furlong featured event. The accomplished 4-year-old son of Munnings   will be ridden by John McKee and face 10 rivals in race 8 at 4:36 p.m. (all times Eastern). First post is 1 p.m.

Out of the multiple grade 3 stakes winner Madeira Park, Beverly Park is one of six foals from the mare. The only other starter is 5-year-old stakes-placed Hartel.

Giving Beverly Park a run for his money is grade 3-placed Isolate  (Mark Valeski ), trained by Tom Amoss, D. Wayne Lukas' Shackleford's Joy  (Shackleford ), stakes winner Shoplifted  (Into Mischief  ), trained by Steve Asmussen, and stakes-winning Flap Jack  (Oxbow  ), trained by Jack Sisterson.