Owned and trained by Wesley Ward, the lightly raced speedster sizzled over the
five and a half furlong sprint trip on turf to win by four lengths taking his
overall record to four wins from six starts.The win was a dominant one and may earn him another trip to Royal Ascot.
"I saw him when he was young, fell in love with him and bought him," said Wesley Ward.
"Hopefully...we'll go back to England to represent Keeneland and the United States, if he comes out of this good and sound, and hopefully get lucky."
Bound for Nowhere competed at Royal Ascot last year where he was fourth to Caravaggio in the Group I Commonwealth Cup.
Bound for Nowhere was a $310,000 Keeneland September Yearling purchase and is the best of six winners from Fancy Deed, a half-sister to Champion US Sprinter Midnight Lute.
He is the tenth stakes-winner for The Factor, who has covered nearly 400 mares in four seasons at Newgate.
