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Sara Louise Racey-Batraville, née Talebzadeh Tabrizi was a contestant on cycle 2 of ANTM in 2004. She was the seventh girl eliminated and placed sixth.
ANTM[]
Sara has Iranian heritage. She was known for mentioning her father's disapproval on her model career, considering it prostitution. Sara's mother came to visit her in episode five, and they had a conversation about her father and whether or not she wants to be here.
In episode seven, When she and Yoanna were in the bottom two, Tyra infamously started to tear up before handing Yoanna's photo, and Sara broke down when she was eliminated.
Call-Out Order[]
| Sara | Episodes | ||||||||||
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | |||||
| 6th | 6th | 5th | 5th | 1st | 5th | Eliminated | |||||
Post-Show[]
Sara signed with TBM Models and Talent, APM Model Management and Mensa Management. She was in the pages of Pulse, King, Maxim, Cosmopolitan, New York Post, Rachael Ray and DList. She has also modeled for L’Oréal, Converse and T-Mobile. She was in the music video for Estelle's "No Substitute Love" in 2008.[1][2]
Sara is now married with a son, and she co-founded an activewear clothing company, "Athleteist", which she also models for.[3]
Trivia[]
- Sara, April and Jenascia are the first Asian contestants.
- She is also the first Middle-Eastern Top Model contestant.
- She was the first girl to be hugged by Tyra after she was eliminated. She's also the second girl to make a judge cry at elimination, after Kesse in cycle 1.
- Sara is the first girl who celebrated her birthday while on the show.
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| Cycle 2 Contestants |
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Anna Bradfield • April Wilkner • Bethany Harrison • Camille McDonald • Catie Anderson • Heather Blumberg • Jenascia Chakos • Mercedes Scelba-Shorte • Sara Racey-Tabrizi • Shandi Sullivan • Xiomara Frans • Yoanna House |