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“He ran great but it was a tough beat to run that well and just get nosed out like that,” said Pletcher. “He’s already finished second in a couple of other big races and I thought we might finally get lucky there and get his nose down on the wire first this time.

Mission Impazible had the first call of the race as they broke away from the gates in the 2012 GI Donn Handicap.

Mission Impazible tunes up for the Donn Handicap by working five furlongs in 1:02.38 Sunday at Palm Meadows.

Racing's Newest Millionaires belong to Twin Creeks Racing and Twin Creeks Farm with MISSION IMPAZIBLE and TO HONOR AND SERVE.

A three-time grade II winner, To Honor and Serve bagged his coveted grade I score while also defeating older horses and becoming a millionaire.

Mission Impazible was a clear second by 2 3/4 lengths over 2-1 favorite Flat Out, attempting to bolster his credentials for Horse of the Year honors, with Mister Marti Gras fourth.

This year’s Breeders’ Cup may be a memory, but no fewer than five horses that competed in the 2011 World Championships are back at Churchill Downs for the $500,000 Clark Handicap (gr. I) Nov. 25.

Twin Creeks Racing Stables’ Mission Impazible, a narrowly-beaten runner-up earlier this year in the June 18 Stephen Foster Handicap (gr. I) breezed five furlongs Nov. 12 at Churchill Downs in preparation for a run in the Clark Handicap (gr. I) to be run beneath the Twin Spires Nov. 25.

Mission Impazible is among 25 nominees including Flat Out, Ruler On Ice and Defending Champ Giant Oak for the (G1) Clark H. on November 25th at Churchill Downs.

Twin Creeks Racing is offering two horses in the Keeneland November Sale on November15th. Hip# 3203 and Hip# 3223

Mission Impazible leads a very lengthy list of contenders in Saturday's GII Fayette Stakes at Keeneland.

Jason, Tom and Steve handicapp the Fayette Stakes

Mission Impazible and Wise Dan are the headliners for the GII Fayette S. on Saturday at Keeneland

Irrefutable, who closed well at 6-1 to finish second behind victorious Amazombie in Santa Anita's Ancient Title Stakes (gr. I) Oct. 8, might have earned himself a shot in the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) at Churchill Downs on Nov. 5, trainer Bob Baffert said.

This year we built a new state of the art swimming pool unlike any pool in Kentucky! It is over 105 feet long and 11 feet deep.

Twin Creeks Farm has become a double threat. Its racing stable made it to last year’s Kentucky Derby with Louisiana Derby winner (gr. II) Mission Impazible

Mission Impazible is currently training at Churchill Downs where he is prepping for the GII Fayette S. at Keeneland on Saturday, October 29th.

With the exception of last year, the Whitney has been a pretty special race for trainer Todd Pletcher.

He’s won two graded stakes. He’s trained almost exclusively at Belmont Park and Saratoga Race Course since mid-May. And yet Mission Impazible has yet to race in New York...

Nearly six months into the season, the handicap division is still looking for a clear-cut leader. With a breakout performance in the $500,000 Stephen Foster Handicap (gr. I) June 18 at Churchill Downs, there is an opportunity for someone to assume that role...

Mission Impazible will try to recapture some of his status when part of a sizable field Saturday in the Grade 1, $500,000 Stephen Foster Handicap at Churchill...

It was a busy Sunday morning for horses being pointed to compete in Saturdays $500,000-added Stephen Foster Handicap Presented by Abu Dhabi (gr. I)

Mission Impazible, who scored the biggest win of his career at Fairgrounds exactly a year ago, returned to his winning ways with a victory over a very strong field in the $400,000 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II) on March 26th

The "Impazible" dream came true for Twin Creeks Racing Stable, trainer Todd Pletcher and his assistant Michael Dilger when Mission Impazible proved clearly the best by a length and a half in Saturday's $400,000 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II)...

Mission Impazible, unlike several of his owners, wasn't born in Louisiana. But he sure must feel at home here. A year after winning the La Derby at the Fairgrounds, Mission Impazible sored a 1-1/2 length victory Saturday in the $400,000 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II) for older horses.

After returning from the sidelines, Mission Impazible hopes to make another big score in New Orleans when he takes on Apart in the $125,000 Mineshaft Handicap (gr.III) on February 19th...

One day before his filly Age of Humor would contend the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) and two days before his colt Mission Impazible was slated to run in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brand (gr. I), Randy Gullatt of Twin Creeks stood by trainer Todd Pletcher's barn grinning from ear to ear.

A racing operation with a distinct Louisiana flavor is taking aim at the Kentucky Derby on Saturday with the Louisiana Derby winner. Mission Impazible's owners and trainer Todd Pletcher say that the colt is improving and capable of competing in the Kentucky Derby

He has steadily improved his Beyer Speed Figure with each start, capped by a determined score in the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) last time. If he can take another step forward, he may post the highest figure of his career, one that's good enough to get him a win in the Derby.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to determine if Mission Impazible is a legitimate 2010 Kentucky Derby contender.

And the beat goes on for Todd Pletcher. Twin Creeks Racing Stable's Mission Impazible gave Pletcher yet another major Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) contender on March 27th when the son of Unbridled's Song overtook a pair of horses in deep stretch to win the $750,000 Louisiana Derby (gr. II) by three-quarters of a length at Fairgrounds.

Runner-up when racing against colts in her last start, Garden District used that experience to her advantage in the $122,500 Debutante (gr. III), as she put away Simplify after a brief duel and went on to win by a half-length June 28 at Churchill Downs...

Twin Creeks Racing Stable's Garden District turned in an impressive runner-up performance when facing the boys in the Kentucky Stakes (gr. III) on May 1 at Churchill Downs.