Warrant

Warrant, a son of top young sire Constitution, won his second career start by a neck at Fair Grounds in winter 2021 and checked in second in his next two starts, including a runner-up finish in the Oaklawn Stakes. He then shipped to Lone Star Park and won the Texas Derby on May 31 by three-quarters of a length as the slight 2.90-1 favorite. Joel Rosario had the winning mount for trainer Brad Cox. 

Cox kept Warrant in the stakes ranks through the summer and into early fall. The colt finished second to Mr. Wireless in the Grade 3 West Virginia Derby on Aug. 7 but defeated that foe and some other accomplished contenders in the Grade 3 Oklahoma Derby at Remington Park on Sept. 26 to improve his overall record to three wins from seven starts with three seconds and one third and $634,700 in earnings.

Warrant is a Twin Creeks Racing homebred. He is out of the First Samurai mare Whisper Number and is a half-brother to Grade 2 winner Ms Locust Point.