Keep On Rollin 123 right on target in Miss Roxie Little Futurity Trials at Horseshoe Indianapolis

Keep on Rollin 123 kept right on rolling through the finish line Saturday to lead all qualifiers for the upcoming $386,000 final of the Miss Roxie Little Futurity.

This year’s final marks a new record for the highest purse ever offered for Quarter Horses in the state of Indiana as the Miss Roxie Little Futurity is held Oct. 24 during Indiana Champions Day at Horseshoe Indianapolis.

The event is now in its 18^th year, its third as a Restricted Grade 3 race, and its second at a distance bumped up to 400 yards.

Keep on Rollin 123 (main photo) and Martin Munoz entered the gate for the third of six trials for the Miss Roxie Little Futurity from post seven and had a sharp break, vying for the top spot every step of the race. Wyld Over Corona and Eduardo Diaz were holding their own along the inside with Scarcity and Fernando Morin giving it their best shot from the center of the track.

As the race began to come to a conclusion, Keep on Rollin 123 was well in control of the field, passing under the wire in 19.843 seconds for the win. Wyld Over Corona, the second fastest qualifier to advance to the final, finished a length back in second followed by Scarcity.

Keep on Rollin 123 paid $4.20 as the favorite of the field. The two-year-old son of Flying Cowboy 123 is owned by Whiting Ranch and Raymond Whitmire. The Indiana bred gelding is a product of Whiting Ranch’s breeding operation and he is now on a four race winning streak, turning in four wins in five starts for 2026. Ricardo Martinez oversees the training duties for Keep on Rollin 123.

The second fastest trial was awarded to Jazz Solo, ridden by Eduardo Diaz in the first trial. The Encore colt was a gate to wire contender in his trial, winning by a neck over Nachos Secret and Martin Munoz. HH Tessas Beach and Yovani Flores-Munoz finished third.

Jazz Solo (photo) paid $5.40 as one of the favorites. He is trained by Tim Eggleston for owner Francisco Javier Rodriguez. He is now three for five in his young career.

The only other trial winner advancing to the Miss Roxie Little Futurity final was Flashin Firefly (20.144).

Trial winners Coup on Fire (20.242), Flying Beach (20.248), and Little Miss Winnie (20.451) will not advance with Coup on Fire and Flying Beach just missing the top 10, placing 11^th and 12^th, respectively on the trial times.

The final field for the RG3 Miss Roxie Little Futurity, in order with time and jockey, includes: Keep On Rollin 123 (19.843, Martin Munoz); Wyld Over Corona (19.994, Eduardo Diaz); Jazz Solo (20.016, Eduardo Diaz); Nachos Secret (20.060, Martin Munoz); Scarcity (20.070, Fernando Morin); Malibu Kenn (20.121, L. Daniel Martinez); Flashin Firefly (20.144, Saul Lopez); TW Cowboy First Down (20.165, Diego Villamil-Bocanegra); HH Tessas Beach (20.203, Yovani Flores-Munoz); and HH Julie K (20.218, Yovani Flores-Munoz).

Four trainers will saddle two each for the final. They are Ricardo Martinez (Keep on Rollin 123, Nachos Secret), Tim Eggleston (Wyld Over Corona, Jazz Solo), Tony Cunningham (Malibu Kenn, Flashin Firefly), and Shawna Martin (HH Tessas Beach, HH Julie K).

The Miss Roxie Little Futurity (RG3) will be one of six Quarter Horse stakes on the Indiana Champions Day card on Oct. 24 at Horseshoe Indianapolis. The day will feature six Thoroughbred premier events followed by six Quarter Horse stakes with purses exceeding $1.6 million the most for a single day of racing in Horseshoe Indianapolis history.

First post is noon for the seventh annual Indiana Champions Day.

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