McIntosh youngsters qualify

Trainer Bob McIntosh sent out a throng of promising 3 year olds in qualifiers Wednesday morning at Windsor Raceway.

In the first race, Muscles Yankee son Governator won by 2 ¾ lengths in 2:02.2 over stablemate China Tea Party. Governator is a full brother to $383,356 winner My Starchip. China Tea Party is a half-sister to $744,086 winner Oolong.

In the second race, Platinum Seelster won by 30 lengths in 1:56. The Western Hanover filly won three of ten starts last year and $36,227. She is a sister to Paula Seelster ($583,613) and Pierce Seelster ($262,580).

Campbell Hall was a winner in qualifier three in 2:01.4. The son of Striking Shabra had two wins while banking just over $110,000 last year. He is a half-brother to $1.4 million-winner Cantab Hall. Stablemate and $50,000 winner Geisha Hall finished second.

Stonebridge Prima won race four by 25 lengths in 1:55. The daughter of Camluck won $82,623 last year and is a sister to Stonebridge First ($610,613), Stonebridge Prize ($458,970), and Stonebridge Premio ($455,559). Stablemate Nascar Babe, a sister to $557,936 winner Geartogear, finished second.

In the final qualifier, Armbro Dynamic won by a neck in 1:57.3 over stablemates Northern Chief and Cammaroni N Cheese. A son of Western Hanover, Armbro Dynamic is out of $772,607 winner Bruce’s Lady. Northern Chief is out of $766,871 winner Silver Reign. Camaronni N Cheese won $88,405 last year.

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