Roberto Gutiérrez stole the show with a remarkable treble at Palermo

The trainer reached 11 victories on the season thanks to True For Sale, Giro Latino, and Fernetcito. Niña Pastoridisplayed clear progress, Martina Seca pulled off an upset against Halcyonic, and Capísima broke her maiden

Thursday’s allowance program at Hipódromo de Palermo had an undeniable standout performer: trainer Roberto Gutiérrez. He enjoyed an unforgettable afternoon, capturing three victories to push his season tally to 11 wins—an impressive figure now capped by a memorable treble.

His first victory came courtesy of True For Sale, a son of True Cause running for Stud Los Cerrillos (Salta), who captured the Premio Gonna Fly Now over 1,600 meters. Shortly after, Giro Latino (Gouverneur Morris), representing Stud Celestina B, kept the momentum going by breaking his maiden in the 1,200-meter Premio Frari.

Both winners were guided by jockey Gonzalo Borda, but the capstone was still to come. Late in the card, Fernetcito(Zensational), owned by Stud El Chuchy, completed the hat-trick with Martín Valle in the irons. Three wins on a single card is no small feat, giving Gutiérrez every reason to celebrate.

Among other notable results, Niña Pastori rediscovered her winning form in the Premio El Luciano, a 1,200-meter test for 3-year-old fillies with one previous win. The daughter of Fortify, a homebred for Haras Vacación trained by Lucas Gaitán, was coming off a seventh-place effort in the Gran Premio Polla de Potrancas (G1) at Palermo, following a third-place finish in the Polla de Potrancas at La Plata. Back in allowance company, she produced a dominant four-length victory over Foto Increíble (Gouverneur Morris), another filly with classic group race experience. Partnered by Eduardo Ortega Pavón, she left a strong impression for future stakes engagements.

The card's opening event also produced a notable result. In the Premio Unity over 2,000 meters, Martina Seca(Fragotero) pulled off an upset by defeating heavily favored English-bred filly Halcyonic by three-quarters of a length.

The daughter of Camelot, imported by Haras Firmamento, was coming off a dominant maiden win and appeared primed to double up. However, she met a determined rival in the Marcelo Pérez trainee, who was brilliantly handled by Rodrigo Cassidy to earn a well-deserved victory.

Finally, Capísima made headlines by earning her maiden breakthrough at fourth asking. Conditioned by Gustavo Scarpello and ridden by Jorge Luis Peralta, the daughter of Daddy Long Legs scored by two lengths in the Premio Dorine, confirming the steady progress shown in her prior starts.