Gunnevera finished 2nd in the G1 Woodward Stakes – “Gunnevera came back in perfect conditions thank God. Big fields also mean a lot a traffic, sometimes this play on your favor sometimes doesn’t. That’s horse racing. I’m very proud of my horse. He always gives his best. Congratulations to the winning connections”

On January 27th, 2018, Gunnevera finished on third place in the second edition of the G1 $16,000,000 Pegasus World Cup Invitational, the world’s richest race behind the 2017 horse of the year Gun Runner and West Coast. Trained by Antonio Sano, Gunnevera is considered nowadays among the top 10 horses in the country.

On the evening of March 4, no one could miss the long strides of the Dialed In colt as he shot around the Gulfstream Park turn and made a parity-filled 3-year-old male division that much more murky. Multiple graded stakes winner Gunnevera proved a most visually impressive specimen in the 1 1/16-mile Fountain of Youth Stakes. – By Alicia Wincze Hughes

“He’s a come from behind horse, and I wanted to see how the race unfolded in the first turn. “I wanted to take advantage of the early speed and save ground and it worked out perfectly. When I asked him a little bit (on the backstretch) he responded with a beautiful stride. He’s a great developing horse and the way he finished, I think he will get better with more distance.” – Javier Castellano

Gunnevera responded on first time ask on graded stakes competition at the highest stage as is Saratoga. The son of Dialed In closed with powerful strides to win this event on a final time of 1:17.00 for six and half furlongs under Javier Castellano.