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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017
GUN RUNNER Photo by SuSie RaiSheR
2018 NEW STALLIONS
GUN RUNNER HEADING TO STUD AFTER PEGASUS WORLD CUP
ARROGATE PICKS UP TORCH FOR UNBRIDLED’S SONG
LORD NELSON GETS DELAYED START TO SECOND CAREER
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GUN RUNNER ADDS DEPTH AT THREE CHIMNEYS
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By Nicole Russo
After Gun Runner gamely turned back Collected to win the Breeders’ Cup Classic at Del Mar, co-owners Three Chim-neys Farm and Winchell Thor-oughbreds were reminded that they had yet to announce the horse’s plans for 2018.
“We meant after the party,” Three Chimneys’ Goncalo Torrealba promptly responded to the crew gathered for the post-race press conference.
“Great answer,” trainer Steve Asmussen said with a laugh.
But now, the party is almost
over. Gun Runner, a virtual lock
to be voted Horse of the Year, is wintering at Fair Grounds in New Orleans as he targets the $16 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational in late Janu-ary. That will mark his final career start, after which he will head to Three Chimneys Farm in time for the Northern Hemi-sphere breeding season that begins in mid-February. One of the continent’s most antici-pated new stallions of 2018, Gun Runner will debut for an adver-tised fee of $70,000.
There was initially “a lot, a
lot, a lot,” of talk, according to Torrealba, about campaigning Gun Runner for a full season as a 5-year-old, potentially concluding with the 2018 Clas-sic at his home track, Churchill Downs. But once he won the 2017 Classic – with a Beyer Speed Figure of 117 – those discussions changed, with the risk and economic factors ultimately too prohibitive to consider running him beyond the Pegasus. The Pegasus, slated for Jan. 27, falls just two days after the Eclipse Awards ceremony at Gulfstream Park.
“I’ll be sad not to see him race
next year, because, frankly, he’s doing phenomenal,” said Ron Winchell, who operates Winchell Thoroughbreds with his mother, Joan. “It’s not easy to put something away that is working so good. He doesn’t have any nagging problems, he’s 100 percent sound, healthy. The economics [are a factor], plus the fact he’s accomplished about all he can accomplish – he really doesn’t have anything to prove at this point.”
Regardless of the Pegasus result, Gun Runner’s team
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BarBara D. Livingston
Gun Runner, by Candy Ride, will make one final start in the Pegasus World Cup before heading to stud at Three Chimneys Farm.
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will look back on his career with pride. The consistent son of Candy Ride currently sports a career mark of 11-3-2 from 18 starts and earnings of $8,998,500. He posted his first Grade 1 score against older horses in last year’s Clark Handicap, and this summer and fall ripped through top-level tallies in the Stephen Foster Handicap by seven lengths, Whitney by 5 1/4 lengths, and Woodward by 10 1/4 lengths before the Classic. His four other graded stakes victories are led by the 2016 Louisi-ana Derby. His notable stakes placings include a runner-up effort to Arrogate in the Dubai World Cup, a second in the 2016 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile, and a game third-place finish in the Kentucky Derby, not wilting after running on a hot pace.
“He doesn’t owe us anything,” Asmussen said.
Gun Runner represents the first partnership between the Winchell family, which campaigned and holds an inter-est in leading sire Tapit, and Three Chimneys, under the leadership of the Brazilian Borges-Torrealba family, which acquired a controlling inter-est from farm founder Robert Clay in 2013. Three Chimneys acquired Gun Runner as a yearling in a package deal from breeder Besilu Stables. The latter had purchased his dam, Grade 2 winner Quiet Giant, out of the record-breaking dispersal of the stock of the late Edward P. Evans at the 2011 Keeneland November breeding stock sale. The following spring, Besilu principal Benjamin Leon bred the mare to Candy Ride.
The resulting foal, Gun Runner, was originally slated to be sold at auction as a 2-year-old, but the colt caught the eye of Ron Winchell, and a partner-ship was forged.
“I have been fortunate enough to own several great horses, but Gun Runner is clearly at the top of my list,” Winchell said. “He is the horse of a lifetime. His brilliance was recogniz-able early and improved with every season. His consistency, soundness, and race recovery were comparable to none. These traits should serve him well as a
stallion.”Kentucky-bound stallion
prospects who made their final starts in the Breeders’ Cup immediately headed for their respective farms in order to take advantage of the opportu-nity to be showcased to domes-tic and international breeders in town for Kentucky’s major mixed-market sales in Novem-ber. This presented a hurdle for Gun Runner, who was to remain in training. But since the colt got a week of downtime following the Classic, his sched-ule was adjusted to give him an abbreviated window of show-ing. Instead of spending the week walking Asmussen’s shed row at Churchill Downs, he instead spent it about an hour away in Lexington at Three Chimneys, accompanied by a team led by assistant trainer Scott Blasi, so as not to upset his routine. He shipped from there to Fair Grounds.
“We wanted to do what’s best for the horse,” said Grant Williamson, director of stallion nominations and sales at Three Chimneys. “He knows those guys, those guys know him very well. They’ve been with him for three years. We were making
changes anyway, bringing him to the farm, you don’t want to make too many chances at once.”
Williamson said breed-ers were impressed by Gun Runner’s physical condition and level of energy following the Classic.
“You really want to get people in the door to see him in the flesh, because when you run a race like that, and he comes off the van and looks the way he looks, it makes a big impression on people,” he said.
Racetrack accomplishments aside, Gun Runner is bred to be a stallion. His sire is Argentin-ian champion Candy Ride, a son of Ride the Rails who came to the United States to win the Pacific Classic. Perennially among the nation’s top 10 sires, Candy Ride is showing promise as a sire of sires. His son Twirling Candy was the second-leading fresh-man sire of 2015, behind only record-setting Uncle Mo, and has continued to produce, repre-sented by graded winners Danz-ing Candy, Finley’sluckycharm, and Morticia this year alone. Sons Sidney’s Candy and Misre-
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Gun Runner wins the Breeders’ Cup Classic as part of a 2017 campaign expected to conclude with Horse of the Year honors.
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GUN RUNNER ADDS DEPTH AT THREE CHIMNEYS
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membered have both sired graded stakes performers. Candy Ride has two other sons coming to stud in Kentucky this year in unbeaten Grade 1 winner Mastery at Claiborne Farm and graded winner Unified at Lane’s End, alongside his sire.
Gun Runner’s “pedigree is an outcross to every good North American mare,” Torrealba said. “Candy Ride, I think he belongs to America now. He’s a marvelous outcross to Tapits, to A.P. Indys, you name it.”
Gun Runner also has a chance to carry on the family line of 2005 Horse of the Year Saint Liam, among the several stakes-performing half-siblings to Quiet Giant. Saint Liam stood only one season at stud before a freak, fatal accident in which be broke his leg rearing while being led to his paddock. His lone crop of 98 foals included 10 stakes winners and another eight stakes-placed runners, led by 2011 Horse of the Year Havre de Grace and graded stakes winners Buddy’s Saint, Liam’s Dream, and Upgrade.
“I am a big believer in top families, and with two Horses of the Year in his first two dams, one could make a case that there is no more active or relevant pedigree in the stud book today than that of Gun Runner,” Torrealba said.
Asmussen has often refer-enced Saint Liam while discussing Gun Runner’s career trajectory, noting that the 2005 champion was a later-developing horse who won his first Grade 1 at age 4 and had his best season at age 5.
Gun Runner “obviously is bigger, stronger [in 2017], every-thing that his pedigree indi-cated would happen,” Asmus-sen said. “Being a Candy Ride out of a Giant’s Causeway mare, he’s half to Saint Liam, who was best as an older horse, had to obviously come to fruition. And he’s a bigger, stronger, better version. That’s a lot of travel this year, lot of fast races, and I think he’s better than he’s ever been.”
David Fiske, longtime
manager for Winchell Thor-oughbreds, also has given credit to broodmare sire Giant’s Cause-way, who stands at Coolmore’s Ashford Stud, for Gun Runner’s toughness and durability.
“Coolmore ran a whole ad campaign about Giant’s Cause-way being ‘The Iron Horse,’ and I think that’s where [Gun Runner] gets it from,” Fiske said. “He’s just as tough as they come. He’s like one of those guys in a movie – you knock him down, he gets right back up and goes, ‘Bring it on!’ ”
While most of the family is later-developing, William-son noted that Gun Runner displayed some of the precocity that is valued in the American bloodstock market. The colt won his first two career starts as a juvenile, then finished fourth in a salty edition of the Grade 2 Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes, running on a wet track, which is responsible for his only two unplaced efforts.
“We have reason to think he can get earlier types of horses,” Williamson said. “He did show up at 2, and he’s just had a constant development each year.”
Williamson also pointed to Gun Runner’s physical build and conformation as an indi-cator of future success in the market.
“He’s a beautiful horse. He’s bigger than people think – we sticked him at 16.2” hands, Williamson said. “He’s a very clean-limbed horse. He’s got great balance. He uses himself phenomenally well. When you watch him walk, he really does have a great low action, which you see translates to him on the racetrack. He’s got a phenom-enal stride. He’s a very even horse all through his motions. I think he’s so balanced he’s going to fit a lot of mares, which is always important.”
As for those mares, Winchell and Torrealba said they both plan to launch Gun Runner’s stud career by supporting him with top mares from each of their respective broodmare bands. Torrealba, specifically, said that he will breed the dams
of champion La Verdad and Grade 1 winner Twirling Candy to the young stallion, along with Breeders’ Cup Distaff winner Stopchargingmaria and Grade 1 winners Malibu Prayer and Pure Clan.
Gun Runner will be a major addition to the young stallion roster at Three Chimneys. Only two of the six stallions on the roster – Sky Mesa and Caleb’s Posse – currently have foals of racing age. Champion Will Take Charge and Strong Mandate both have yearlings who were well received this sale season, while Belmont Stakes winner Palace Malice and Fast Anna have their first weanlings this year.
“It’s gaining its legs right now,” Williamson said of the roster. “Gun Runner is obvi-ously a very significant addi-tion to it, but it was already heading in the right direction.
I feel that the yearlings we saw go through this year were kind of indicative of what we’ve been seeing since they were foals. You stand horses with those kind of physicals, that’s what you hope to produce, and the market responded. That’s what we’re trying to do.
“We’ve got to be very deliber-ate in our selection process,” he continued. “You’re projecting four or five years out, which is the challenge.”
With Gun Runner, the party at Three Chimneys may be just getting started.
– additional reporting by Joe Nevills
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ARROGATE BRINGS PROMISE OF ‘TRUE DIRT SPEED’By Nicole Russo
It’s about a 10-minute drive from Taylor Made Farm, where Unbridled’s Song once reigned supreme, to Juddmonte Farm, where Arrogate now occupies a spacious, deeply bedded stall in the stallion barn.
Leif Aaron knows those winding roads along Tates Creek on the south side of Lexington well. He began his career in the Thoroughbred industry as a groom at Juddmonte 17 years ago, and worked in a variety of capacities – including pedi-gree research, stakes filly recruiting, and investment portfolios – over several years at Taylor Made, which stood Unbridled’s Song and sold a mare named Bubbler to Clearsky Farm. This year, Aaron rejoined Juddmonte to manage the careers of its stallions, including the son of Unbridled’s Song and Bubbler, a tall gray who eerily resembles his late sire.
“I think he’s very similar to Unbridled’s Song overall, especially when you look at his coloring, his size, the quality he brings to the table,” Aaron said. “This guy is a bit shorter in the back, maybe a little bit, with a little bit more leg. … [The impression he gives is] he’s a speedster, and it’s amazing he could carry that speed like he could.”
Arrogate, who leads all North Ameri-can runners with $17,422,600 in career earnings, is among the latest champions to emerge from the sire line of Kentucky Derby winner Unbridled. The stallion, champion son of Fappiano, has been profoundly influential, particularly in American classic-distance races, despite his premature death in 2001 at age 14. Unbridled sired a winner of every Triple Crown race, with 1996 Kentucky Derby winner Grindstone emerging from his first crop as Unbridled’s Song, running on a bar shoe, finished a creditable fifth as the favorite. He was followed by 2000 Preakness Stakes winner Red Bullet and 2003 Belmont Stakes victor Empire Maker, a Juddmonte homebred. Empire Maker is responsible, via his classic-placed son Pioneerof the Nile, for Triple Crown winner and Horse of the Year American Pharoah and classic-placed champion Classic Empire. Another classic-placed son of Empire Maker, Bodemeister, sired Kentucky Derby winner Always Dream-ing in his first crop. Grindstone’s son Birdstone won the 2004 Belmont Stakes, and his first-crop sons Mine That Bird and Summer Bird accounted for two-thirds of the 2009 Triple Crown series. Another son of Unbridled, Broken Vow, has been a quiet stalwart, with Breeders’ Cup Juve-nile Fillies winner and champion Cham-pagne Room his most recent standout.
“It’s hard to come up with that true dirt speed,” Aaron said. “That’s what a lot of Americans want, dirt speed and the abil-ity to go a classic distance.”
Unbridled’s Song stood at Taylor Made from his retirement in 1997 until his death in 2013 and was the family operation’s flagship stallion. He is the sire of Eclipse Award champions Arrogate, Midshipman, and Will Take Charge; Canadian cham-pion Embur’s Song; a trio of Breeders’ Cup Distaff winners in Unbridled Elaine, Unrivaled Belle, and Forever Unbridled; and Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile winner Liam’s Map, among his many other stakes performers. And yet, Unbridled’s Song’s
sons have been only moderately success-ful at stud to date. Juddmonte homebred First Defence sired its champion Close Hatches; Midshipman sired the consistent campaigner Lady Shipman; and Even the Score turned out a pair of Grade 1 winners in Dullahan and Take the Points.
Arrogate is one of several accomplished young sons of Unbridled’s Song to go to stud in recent years. Champion Will Take Charge, standing at Three Chimneys, has been well received with his first crop of yearlings at sale; Liam’s Map, standing at Lane’s End, has weanlings this year.
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BarBara D. Livingston
Arrogate will stand his first season at stud at Juddmonte Farm for a $75,000 fee.
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“We’re really seeing the best sons of Unbridled’s Song to go to stud yet,” Aaron said. “That side of the line is ready to take off.”
Arrogate was bred by Clearsky Farm, which sold him at the 2014 Keeneland September yearling sale for $560,000. Juddmonte purchased him to fit its new California string, having decided to re-expand into that region after a hiatus following the death of Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel.
Juddmonte tapped another Hall of Famer, Bob Baffert, as trainer, but, recalled Juddmonte manager Garrett O’Rourke, “Our breeding program didn’t quite produce the sort of horses that Bob trained, and [owner Prince Khalid Abdul-lah] said, ‘Well, buy some horses then.’ ”
Baffert scouted out Arrogate working with bloodstock agent Donato Lanni, in conjunction with O’Rourke.
“Not only do we have a short list, but then we send it back to Prince Khalid, and he has the final thing,” Baffert said during Arrogate’s 3-year-old campaign. “If he’s all right with the pedigree – he made it known that he not only wants to try to get a good horse, but a good stallion with good pedigree. So he fit – you know, we had to check all the boxes.”
Juddmonte purchased 16 yearlings at three editions of the Keeneland Septem-ber sale from 2013 to 2015. In October 2015, Baffert called O’Rourke to update him on the unstarted son of Unbridled’s Song.
“I said, ‘Garrett, I think I’ve found one that’s going to pay for all of them. I said, ‘I think we’ve stumbled onto a really good horse,’ ” Baffert said. “He showed run as a 2-year-old, and he had some shin prob-lems. He was a big, tall horse, so Garrett says, ‘You know what, just give him the time. Don’t worry about it.’ ”
Arrogate made his debut in April of his 3-year-old season, finishing third at Los Alamitos. He won next out at Santa Anita, which would kick off a seven-race win streak. He followed the maiden score with a pair of allowance victories at Santa Anita and Del Mar before Baffert launched him into the deep end, shipping cross-country for a wide-open edition of the $1.25 million Travers Stakes. The field included classic winners Exaggerator and Creator, plus future Grade 1 winners Gun Runner and Connect. It was Arrogate’s coming-out party. He romped by 13 1/2 lengths and finished the 1 1/4 miles in 1:59.36, smash-ing General Assembly’s 37-year-old track record.
“I rode his father – he looks so much like
his father,” jockey Mike Smith said after the Travers. “He was an unbelievably talented horse, and his son might be even more talented. It’s crazy. He just did a mile and a quarter, and as you can see gallop-ing out, I had trouble getting him to stop. We headed for home, and he picked it up when I asked him. I was amazed how he lengthened his stride the last sixteenth of a mile and opened up.”
From there, the rest is history, Arro-gate ran down California Chrome to win the $6 million Breeders’ Cup Classic, then crushed the two-time Horse of the Year when winning the inaugural $12 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational. He then turned in a virtuoso performance in the $10 million Dubai World Cup. After break-ing slowly, he rallied past Gun Runner in the stretch to win by 2 1/4 lengths. That series of indelible performances, despite losing his final three career starts, made Arrogate a highly anticipated stallion prospect, with his $75,000 introductory fee the highest of the year in North America.
Juddmonte announced prior to the Breeders’ Cup that the Classic would mark Arrogate’s final career start – deciding to pass on a bid for a Pegasus repeat in Janu-ary in favor of allowing the horse time to let down and adjust to farm life, and giving breeders more time to view him.
“The good horsemanship way to do it is to retire him after the Breeders’ Cup, let the horse let down, relax, and from the marketing point of view, the right thing to do is allow the breeders to view the horse so they may select the absolute best mates for the horse based on the evalua-tion of his good looks and conformation,” O’Rourke said at the time. “Obviously, if you only arrive at the farm in February, that will make the decision more difficult for breeders.”
Arrogate’s book size has been set at 142 for his initial season. Juddmonte, which breeds to race, has been preparing for his arrival for months by carefully consider-
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In the early part of this century, stud fees for incoming Kentucky stallions were soaring. Horse of the Year Ghostzapper (Adena Springs) entered stud for $200,000 in 2006 – a debut fee it would take a decade, and a Triple Crown winner, to match – while champions Smarty Jones (Three Chimneys) and Bernardini (Darley) cashed in on their racetrack accomplishments to the tune of $100,000.
But the crash and subsequent recession of late 2008 hit the Thoroughbred blood-stock and sales industry hard, and with a selective market trending toward proven stock, debut stud fees became one of the clearest markers of those effects. Two-time Horse of the Year Curlin (Lane’s End), one of the most accomplished runners of recent years, debuted for “only” $75,000, and no Kentucky stallion in the next five years debuted for more than $35,000.
Arrogate, at $75,000, and Gun Runner, at $70,000, enter a market that again has warmed to new stallions. Here is a year-by-year look at Kentucky’s top incoming stud fees of the past decade.
YEAR STALLION FARM STUD FEE
2009 Curlin lane’s enD $75,0002010 ZensatiOnal hill ‘n’ Dale 25,0002011 blame ClaibOrne 35,0002011 lOOkin at luCky COOlmOre/ashfOrD 35,0002011 quality rOaD lane’s enD 35,0002012 unCle mO COOlmOre/ashfOrD 35,0002013 uniOn rags lane’s enD 35,0002014 animal kingDOm Darley 35,000*2015 Will take Charge three Chimneys 30,0002016 ameriCan PharaOh COOlmOre/ashfOrD 200,0002017 frOsteD Darley 50,0002018 arrOgate JuDDmOnte 75,000
*first kentuCky seasOn fOr animal kingDOm, WhO entereD stuD the PriOr sOuthern hemisPhere seasOn in australia
TOP INCOMING STUD FEES IN KENTUCKY 2009-18
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ing its broodmare band – for example, with the private purchase of Paulassilverlining, a multiple Grade 1 winner this year, in March.
Beyond that, Arrogate will be limited to 120 outside mares, in order to foster supply-and-demand dynamics that will benefit breed-to-sell operations, who can feel secure that they won’t bring a weanling or a yearling to a sale that is inundated with Arrogate’s stock.
“When you’re a breeder and go to a sale with an Arrogate foal, they’re gonna get rewarded,” Aaron said. It’s one reason “why we’ve gotten such a nice book of mares so far. It helps with management.”
Arrogate landed a major coup when perhaps the most accomplished broodmare prospect in North America this season, two-time Eclipse Award champion Song-bird, was booked to him. Mandy Pope, who has assembled a high-end broodmare band in recent years, purchased the Medaglia d’Oro filly for a near-record $9.5 million at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky fall selected
mixed sale. Other prominent breeders who have
expressed support for Arrogate include Samantha Siegel, who has booked multiple Grade 1-winning homebred By the Moon; and Glen Hill Farm, which has commit-ted its stakes-winning Storm Cat mare Sly Storm.
Arrogate will be one of two active stal-lions at Juddmonte’s Kentucky farm in 2018, joining another gray, the stalwart Mizzen Mast, in the barn. The latter has been by his lonesome since Juddmonte sold First Defence in 2016. The international operation, which has a five-horse roster at its Banstead Manor Stud in England, has retired two accomplished runners to Kentucky in recent years, but they have stood at other farms in order to get other American breeders involved for the best chance of success. European champion Noble Mission, a full brother to Frankel, stands at Lane’s End, with Juddmonte retaining an interest. Eclipse winner Flint-shire stands at Hill ‘n’ Dale for the partner-ship of that farm, Juddmonte, China Horse
Club, and SF Bloodstock.“If you look at the stallion rosters at a lot
of the big stallion farms in the U.S., you’ll see that most of those operations didn’t actually race the majority of the horses themselves,” O’Rourke said earlier this year. “You have to go out and buy them, and we’re not will-ing to do that. We race our own horses; we have to be patient in allowing the horses to be good enough in their racing careers to come back. Looking at our rosters over the years, it’s about every five to seven years that we come across a really top horse we can stand at stud. That’s on average. Some-times you’ll get two or three in a row and then get a gap. We’re having a little bit of a gap at the moment, and hopefully we’re ready to get two or three in a row. … Obvi-ously, we have a very important one.”
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FOR LORD NELSON, A LONG ROAD TO STUDBy Joe Nevills
A stallion open house at Spendthrift Farm is often a laid-back affair. Expensive decisions are made by breeders as they inspect the horses and plan their matings, of course, but the business is broken up by laughs, handshakes, and catered sand-wiches. The stakes are relatively low for the stallions themselves in the moment as they stand, walk, and go back to their stalls.
For Lord Nelson, just getting to that point was a triumph.
The trials of the 5-year-old Pulpit horse have been well documented over the past year, starting last fall when a cut on his leg developed into an infection that forced his withdrawal from the 2016 Breeders’ Cup Sprint and his retirement to Spend-thrift Farm.
Set at a 2017 fee of $25,000 under a stan-dard “stands-and-nurses” contract and for $30,000 as part of the Share the Upside program, Lord Nelson was poised for a well-supported debut season at stud. However, the onset of laminitis in both his front feet forced Spendthrift to cancel his book in January.
He spent a redshirt season under care-ful monitoring by Spendthrift staff, which worked closely with top Kentucky clin-ics Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital and Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. Slowly, the team rebuilt Lord Nelson’s hooves and treated his infection with antibiotics.
“I think this is a horse who is always likely to be at a little bit greater risk for issues than another horse, but so far so good,” said Ned Toffey, Spendthrift’s general manager. “After a lot of gradual, small, incremental increases in exercise, we’ve got him to the point where he’s going out into a small paddock for several hours a day, and he’s handling that really well.”
His condition improved at such a satis-factory rate that Spendthrift announced in October that Lord Nelson would make his belated debut at stud for the 2018 breeding season.
He was showcased publicly to breeders for the first time in November, walking gingerly on modified rocker shoes and kept to a limited schedule out of his stall to avoid overtaxing his still-recovering frame. There was still plenty of work to be done for Lord Nelson as a patient, but his development from an ailing horse into a viable stallion prospect earned the respect of many that saw him.
“I thought he looked fantastic at Spend-thrift when I saw him during the Novem-ber sale,” said George Adams of Mary-land-based Housatonic Bloodstock. “I
wasn’t sure exactly what to expect, and obviously his feet still aren’t perfect, but he looked to be in great condition other-wise, and he’s still a very attractive, well-balanced horse.”
Toffey said a number of special measures would be in place to ensure Lord Nelson’s safety during his first season.
The first will be reining in Lord Nelson’s book. The stallion will once again be advertised at $25,000, but only under a stands-and-nurses contract. Toffey said it was difficult to ask breeders to commit to a long-term plan like Share the Upside when Lord Nelson’s capability to handle a full workload was still unknown.
Share the Upside is an incentive program started by Spendthrift Farm in which breeders can earn a lifetime right to an incoming stallion by breeding to him for an agreed-upon number of seasons and producing a live foal each time. Breeders would have activated their lifetime breed-ing right for Lord Nelson after two seasons.
However, breeders who bought into Share the Upside seasons on Lord Nelson last year were put at the front of the line for the stallion’s limited book in 2018.
Toffey said there had been a few defec-tors, but the vast majority of breeders who were on board last year have remained on board after seeing him this fall.
“We’re pretty optimistic about the fact that he should be able to breed mares this year,” Toffey said. “Right now, the plan is to sell 80 seasons, and then depending on how he handles that kind of book, we may supplement it with more seasons that we may sell or use ourselves.
“It’s tough to sell a season and tell some-one they can’t breed, so we’re trying to be conservative with the numbers, and want to make sure we do the right thing for the horse and not put too much stress on him,” he continued. “We’ll try to keep him close to one or two covers per day, and if he’s handling things well, we may add some of our own mares in there.”
One early adopter who will be back is Adams, who planned to send the winning Broken Vow mare I’m Engaged to Lord Nelson in 2017, and once again penciled in the mare to be part of his first book in 2018.
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ing his victory in the Grade 1 Triple Bend Stakes at Santa Anita in June 2016 and informed Spendthrift of his intent to buy a Share the Upside season when they became available. The farm kept him updated on the horse’s condition after his injury, and Adams sent I’m Engaged to Ashford Stud resident Declaration of War when Lord Nelson’s season was canceled.
“They told the Share the Upside folks before they’d announced it publicly that the horse wasn’t going to breed last season,” Adams said. “So I was prepared for it, and didn’t feel like it came out of left field. Obvi-ously, it was disappointing, but it’s great that they did the right thing by the horse.”
Missing out on the chance to earn a life-time breeding right to Lord Nelson was a downer for Adams when he heard the stal-lion would not be offered through Share the Upside in 2018, but he said the time and convalescence did not change his pedigree or race record.
“Even though I’m a commercial breeder and did have a moment where I wondered
if missing the year would hurt Lord Nelson’s first foals at the sales, I think he’s been in the news enough that people haven’t forgotten about him,” Adams said. “Plus, as good looking as he is, he should have beautiful foals. Actually, with Spendthrift limiting his book because of his health, that might help out those of us who are breeding to him a bit in the sales ring when the time comes.”
Mare selection will be a key element of Lord Nelson’s first book. Toffey said the farm will aim for his mares to be veterans of the breeding process, especially early in the season, to reduce risk in his covers. I’m Engaged, for example, would meet Lord Nelson for her seventh mating.
“He’s not the type that needs to be fight-ing with tough maiden mares, so we’ll insist the mares be in very good heat and stand very well,” Toffey said. “He’s in a shoe that gives him a tremendous amount of cushion, and he’s going to stay in a specialized shoe, certainly through breed-ing season.”
While Lord Nelson has shown the physical development and interest that
suggests he will be ready for the breeding shed, Toffey said the stallion has not yet covered a test mare, and likely will not until January, but that schedule would be standard procedure regardless of the horse’s history.
“In relative terms, it wasn’t that long ago that we were in quite serious condi-tion with this horse,” Toffey said. “We’re trying to put as much time between that and doing anything as stressful as breed-ing. Tentatively, it would be sometime in mid-January that we would test-breed, and that’s not an uncommon time for us to test-breed our stallions anyway. If he was a horse that just came to us after the Breeders’ Cup and he were here settling in, that’s roughly the time we would be looking at doing it anyway.
“By that time, we’ll probably have another one or two settings on him from a shoeing standpoint,” Toffey contin-ued. “Lately, with every new shoeing, he’s improved in growing more foot and getting closer to something approaching normal. We’ll try to get him to that point. I don’t think we’re being overconfident.”
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KENTUCKY FARMS CALLING ON FAMILIAR SIRELINES
By Nicole Russo
The Thoroughbred industry is a land-scape of dynasties and history. That is evident in this year’s Kentucky class of sires, with major farms tapping into lines that have worked for them in the past by standing young stallions aside their sires or close relations, or securing sons from rising sirelines.
Classic Empire fits the pattern for Cool-more in more ways than one. The colt is the sixth of the last eight Eclipse Award champion juveniles to enter stud at the international outfit’s Ashford Stud in Kentucky, following Lookin At Lucky (2009), Uncle Mo (2010), Hansen (2011), Shanghai Bobby (2013), and American Pharoah (2014). American Pharoah, who went on to win the Triple Crown, is by Pioneerof the Nile, also the sire of Classic Empire.
Coolmore announced days following Classic Empire’s runner-up effort in the Preakness Stakes – which turned out to be his final career start – that it had inked a deal to stand the John Oxley colorbearer upon retirement. The colt concluded his career with 5 wins in 9 starts for earnings of $2,520,220. He was unanimously named 2016’s Eclipse Award champion 2-year-old male after a campaign highlighted by
wins in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile and Grade 1 Breeders’ Futurity.
But in his 3-year-old debut, Classic Empire finished third in the Grade 2 Holy Bull Stakes as the heavy favorite and came out of the race with a foot abscess. He displayed discomfort in his back, and at least twice refused to train at Palm Meadows training center. Trainer Mark Casse sent Classic Empire to the quieter Winding Oaks Farm in Ocala, Fla., where he was trained as a young horse. After breezing several times there, the colt won the Arkansas Derby, making him the morning-line favorite for the Kentucky Derby. He finished a creditable fourth with a troubled trip in the full field.
Classic Empire dueled Derby winner Always Dreaming into submission in the Preakness and was clear by three lengths in the stretch, but was caught by Cloud Computing at the wire for a head loss. Off that effort, Classic Empire was expected to be favored in the Belmont Stakes, but was withdrawn from consideration the week of the race with a hoof abscess. After refusing to breeze at Saratoga in August – and again exhibiting back discomfort – he was sent back to Winding Oaks, with an eye on making the Pennsylvania Derby in late September. He never breezed there.
“Unfortunately, we just ran out of time
to get him to the Breeders’ Cup Clas-sic,” Casse said. “I could never get him completely over his foot abscess, and it wasn’t possible to train him the way I needed in order to bring him back at the highest level, which is where he deserved to be. He’s an extremely talented horse that can do anything, and he overcame a lot of adversity to achieve what he did. I still believe he was the most talented horse of his generation.”
Classic Empire, a half-brother to stakes winners Anytime Magic and Uptown Twirl, is from the family of Grade 1 winner and prominent sire Harlan’s Holi-day, whose sons at stud include leading juvenile sire Into Mischief and Shanghai Bobby, now a freshman at Ashford.
Classic Empire’s “brilliance on the track is reinforced with a pedigree full of black type,” Ashford director of sales Charlie O’Connor said in a press release. “We couldn’t be more excited to be stand-ing him.”
Classic Empire debuts for an adver-tised fee of $35,000 – ranking him third in incoming fees behind only Arrogate and Gun Runner. He keys a trio of newcomers at Ashford which also welcomes Grade 1 winners Cupid, by leading sire Tapit,
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and Practical Joke, by Into Mischief, to its Kentucky farm. The three look to give breeders a range of options. While Classic Empire was precocious, he was a multiple Grade 1 winner at route distances and a prominent classics contender. Cupid has been described by trainer Bob Baffert as “a tweener – a mile to a mile and an eighth,” and Practical Joke has done his best work around one turn.
Cupid, a multiple Grade 2 winner as a 3-year-old, won this year’s Gold Cup at Santa Anita, giving him a résumé-boost-ing Grade 1 victory for Coolmore, which purchased him for $900,000 as a yearling.
Practical Joke won last year’s Grade 1 Hopeful and Grade 1 Champagne stakes, and finished third in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile. This year, he has competed creditably in longer-distance races, high-lighted when he was beaten less than a length in the Grade 1 Haskell Invita-tional. However, his best performances have come around one turn, including a 1 3/4-length win in the Grade 1 H. Allen Jerkens at Saratoga.
“To cut back all the way to seven-eighths after a tough race in the Haskell, I’m so proud of this horse,” trainer Chad Brown said after the victory. “He’s so versatile. It was his third race in seven weeks. He’s our iron horse.”
After finishing fourth in the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile, Practical Joke closed his career with a third-place finish in the Grade 1 Cigar Mile in December before heading to Ashford.
Multiple graded stakes winner Tom’s Ready also concluded his career in the Cigar Mile, finishing fifth, before retir-ing to Spendthrift Farm. Spendthrift will debut a trio of newcomers in 2018, with multiple Grade 1 winner Gormley stand-ing alongside his sire, Malibu Moon, and multiple Grade 1 winner Lord Nelson making his long-awaited debut.
Although Tom’s Ready has done his campaigning on dirt, he is by the popular turf and shuttle sire More Than Ready, making him an attractive prospect for Spendthrift, which launched a stallion operation in Australia in 2015.
Lord Nelson is a son of the late Pulpit, whose branch of the A.P. Indy line is responsible for Tapit, as well as fellow clas-sic sire Lucky Pulpit. Pulpit has another son entering stud in Kentucky this year in Grade 3 winner American Freedom at Airdrie, while Tapit’s multiple Grade 2-winning son Mohaymen will debut at Shadwell Farm.
Grade 1 winner Connect begins his
career at Lane’s End, the same farm that launched the career of his sire, Curlin. Lane’s End also will stand Grade 2 winner Unified alongside his sire, Candy Ride, who has two Grade 1 winners entering stud this year in Gun Runner at Three Chimneys and Mastery at Claiborne. Mastery, unbeaten in his brief career before injury forced his retirement, is from the family of prominent sires Jump Start and Miswaki.
Curlin will have another son entering stud this year in Keen Ice, who recorded 10 graded wins or placings, highlighted by his 2015 Travers score over Triple Crown winner American Pharoah and a third-place finish to American Pharoah in the Belmont Stakes. He also was third behind Arrogate and California Chrome in the 2016 Breeders’ Cup Classic. Calu-met, which has developed an eclectic stal-lion roster with a variety of international influences, also adds Brazilian-bred Bal a Bali, by Put It Back; French-bred Behesht, by Sea The Stars; Mr. Z, by Malibu Moon; English-bred Producer, by Dutch Art; and War Correspondent, by War Front.
Bal a Bali won the 2014 Triple Crown and was Horse of the Year in Brazil. He later overcame laminitis to become a Grade 1 winner in the United States.
“Bal a Bali has as much heart as you could ask for from a stallion prospect,” Calumet’s Jak Knelman said. “To be such a dominant 2-year-old and 3-year-old, and then to overcome laminitis and return to be a multiple Grade 1 winner really shows how much grit and determination he has as a racehorse. … As he won from
five furlongs up to 12 furlongs, with his preferred distance at a mile, he has the ability to sire a speedy 2-year-old while giving his progeny every chance to win at the classic distance.”
Multiple group stakes performer War Correspondent is a full brother to Decla-ration of War and is from the immediate family of Union Rags, both successful young sires. Grade 1-placed Mr. Z is out of a full sister to champion Chief Bearheart and is from the female family of Mr. Pros-pector.
Medaglia d’Oro features prominently in the ranks of North America’s elite sires, with his stud fee rising to $250,000 follow-ing a season in which his seven Grade 1 winners included a pair of Breeders’ Cup victors. Darley has thus called up his Group 1-winning son Astern to shuttle for his first Kentucky season after launching his stud career this year at its Australian farm.
Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile winner Battle of Midway will be one of the last signifi-cant sons of the late Smart Strike retiring to stud, as the colt heads to WinStar Farm. WinStar stands Pioneerof the Nile, whose versatile Grade 1 winner Midnight Storm enters stud across town at Taylor Made, as a Taylor Made/WinStar venture.
Other stallions retiring to major Kentucky farms this season include Grade 1 winner Klimt (by Quality Road) at Darby Dan, and multiple graded stakes winner Bird Song (Unbridled’s Song) at Gainesway. Bird Song is a close relation to Gainesway’s multiple classic sire Bird-stone, being from the same sireline and out of a half-sister to the stallion.
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Connect, a Grade 1-winning 4-year-old by Curlin, will stand at Lane’s End in 2018.
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DORTMUND PART OF A MARYLAND RESURGENCE
By Joe Nevills
Kentucky traditionally sees the most stallions enter its ranks each breeding season, but the migration of prospects from the racetrack to regional farms can fluctuate depending on the health of each state’s program.
Breeders and buyers at auction have taken notice of the Maryland-bred program’s growth in recent years, helped by The Stronach Group’s investment in Laurel Park and a lucrative incentive program for owners and breeders of Mary-land-breds who race in the state. With the death of stalwart Not For Love, Maryland will have plenty of new contenders for the position of new cornerstone sire.
Maryland’s stallion roster will see at least eight new members during the upcom-ing breeding season, led by multiple Grade 1 winner Dortmund, who will debut at Bonita Farm in Darlington for an advertised fee of $7,500. The 5-year-old son of Big Brown won 8 of 16 starts for earnings of $1,987,505, high-lighted by wins in the Grade 1 Los Alamitos Futurity and Santa Anita Derby and a third in the 2015 Kentucky Derby.
“We’ve got a lot going on in Maryland
right now,” said J. William Boniface of Bonita Farm. “The breeder and owner bonuses are escalating, and the purse structure is escalating. We’re excited to have a stallion of his caliber start in Maryland. Maryland’s ready for him.”
Dortmund is one of three stallions slated to debut at Bonita Farm in 2018, joining Alliance and Kobe’s Back. Alli-ance, an unraced 3-year-old Harlan’s Holiday colt and half-brother to champion Tepin and Grade 2 winner Vyjack, will stand for $4,000. Kobe’s Back, a multiple Grade 2-winning son of Flatter, will be advertised at $3,000.
Elsewhere in the state, Grade 2 winner Madefromlucky, a son of Lookin At Lucky, will stand at Northview Stallion Station in Chesapeake City for $5,000. Holy Boss, a Grade 2-winning son of Street Boss, will debut at Anchor & Hope Farm in Port Deposit.
Divining Rod, a Grade 3-winning, classic-placed Tapit horse, will stand at Country Life Farm in Bel Air for $5,000. He will stand for the partnership of Roy and Gretchen Jackson, who raced him, as well as Country Life Farm and Kentucky-based Gainesway.
Blofeld, a Grade 2 winner by Qual-ity Road, will stand at Murmur Farm in Darlington for $4,000, while Editorial, a winning half-brother to champion Uncle Mo by War Front, will reside at Roland Farm in Chesapeake City for $3,500.
FloridaA pair of Grade 1-winning stallions
will stand their first season at Ocala Stud in Ocala for $5,000 – Noble Bird, a son of Birdstone, and Greenpointcrusader, a son of Bernardini.
Mylute, a classic-placed runner by Midnight Lute, will stand at GoldMark Farm in Ocala, while Gentlemen’s Bet, a Grade 1-placed stakes winner by Half Ours, debuts at Journeyman Stud for $3,000. Grade 3 winner Ocean Knight, by Curlin, will stand at Get Away Farm in Lowell for $4,000.
CaliforniaThe biggest splash in California’s new
stallion ranks came from Shaman Ghost,
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a Grade 1 winner who also took the 2015 Queen’s Plate. The son of Ghostzapper will spearhead a campaign by owner Frank Stronach to expand his interests in the state, where he owns Santa Anita Park and Golden Gate Fields. A farm was still to be determined for Shaman Ghost, but he was announced at a fee of $10,000.
Multiple Grade 2 winner Danzing Candy will take the first stride toward proving Twirling Candy as a sire of sires when he debuts at Rancho San Miguel in San Miguel for $5,000.
Tommy Town Thoroughbreds in Santa Ynez will have three new stallions on its 2018 roster – Stanford, a Grade 2-winning son of Malibu Moon who will stand for $5,000; War Envoy, a Group 2-placed War Front horse advertised at $5,000; and Saburo, a half-brother to Canadian cham-pion Miss Mischief by Medaglia d’Oro who will stand for $3,000.
Straight Fire, a multiple Grade 1-placed Dominus colt, will stand at Legacy Ranch in Clements, while Grade 2 winner Texas Ryano, by Curlin, will enter stud at Ballena Vista Farm in Ramona. Both will stand for $3,500.
New YorkThe partnership of Stonestreet Stables
and Sequel Stallions in Hudson, N.Y., will stand Union Jackson during the upcom-ing season for $5,000. The Curlin horse is a Grade 3-placed multiple stakes winner.
Market Rally, an Unbridled’s Song colt who won the Group 3 UAE 2000 Guin-eas, will take up residence at Irish Hill Century Farm in Stillwater for an adver-tised fee of $3,000.
CanadaColebrook Farms Stallion Station
in Uxbridge, Ontario, will debut a pair of stallions for the upcoming season. Passion for Action, a Grade 2-winning Speightstown horse, will stand for $3,000 Canadian for the upcoming season, while Perfect Timber, a Grade 1-placed Perfect Soul horse, will be advertised at $2,500.
Arpista, a winning son of Quality Road, will stand at Horsepower Farm in Shel-burne, Ontario, for $3,500.
Standing elsewhereAfter a Grade 3-winning career, the
Tapit horse Iron Fist retired to Whisper-ing Oaks Farm in Carencro, La., where he is advertised at $6,500.
West Virginia’s stallion ranks will add Aldrin, a winning half-brother to leading sire Tapit by Malibu Moon, who stands at O’Sullivan Farms in Charles Town, W.Va., for $4,000.
In the Midwest, General a Rod, a Grade 1-placed Roman Ruler horse, retired to Hidden Springs Farm in Palmyra, Ind., where he will stand for $3,500, while Grade 2 winner Airoforce, by Colonel John, will stand at Swifty Farms in Seymour, Ind., for $2,500. Kiss the Ghost, an unraced Ghostzapper colt, debuts at Poplar Creek Horse Center in Bethel, Ohio, for $1,500.
The Southwest’s new stallions include Proceed, a stakes-winning Desert God horse who will stand at A & A Ranch in Anthony, N.M., for $3,500. The Candy Ride son Eagle, a Grade 3 winner, will enter stud at Valor Farm in Pilot Point, Texas, for $5,000. Madd Exchange, a winning Exchange Rate horse, will stand at Whit-ley Ranch and Racing in Texas for $1,000.
Pontiff, a winning half-brother to Pulpit by Giant’s Causeway, stands at El Dorado
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InternationalJapan’s stallion roster will include a
trio of names familiar to followers of U.S. racing. Chief among them is Drefong, the 2016 Eclipse Award winner as champion sprinter, who will stand at Shadai Stal-lion Station. The son of Gio Ponti’s career highlight came when he won the 2016 Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Santa Anita to clinch his award.
Grade 1 winner American Patriot, a son of War Front, was purchased by Sheikh Mohammed al-Maktoum’s Darley opera-tion and will enter stud at its Japanese base. The enigmatic Lani will debut at Arrow Stud after an ontrack career in which the Tapit colt was a Group 3 winner in the United Arab Emirates and classic-placed in the United States.
In Ireland, Coolmore Stud will start two sons of their cornerstone sire Galileo – Churchill, winner of both the Irish and
English 2000 Guineas, and 2016 Breeders’ Cup Turf winner Highland Reel. Cool-more’s Irish base also will debut Cara-vaggio, a multiple Group 1-winning Scat
Daddy horse.Elsewhere in Ireland, El Kabeir, a Grade
2 winner also by Scat Daddy, will stand at Yeomanstown Stud.
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FIRST-YEAR SIRES AT STUD IN 2018CALIFORNIASTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Danzing Candy 2013 Twirling Candy Rancho San Miguel $5,000
Saburo 2014 Medaglia d’Oro Tommy Town Thoroughbreds 3,500
Shaman Ghost 2012 Ghostzapper TBA 10,000
Stanford 2012 Malibu Moon Tommy Town Thoroughbreds 5,000
Straight Fire 2014 Dominus Legacy Ranch 3,500
Texas Ryano 2011 Curlin Ballena Vista Farm 3,500
War Envoy 2012 War Front Tommy Town Thoroughbreds 5,000
FLORIDASTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Gentlemen’s Bet 2009 Half Ours Journeyman Stud 3,000
Greenpointcrusader 2013 Bernardini Ocala Stud 5,000
Noble Bird 2011 Birdstone Ocala Stud 5,000
Mylute 2010 Midnight Lute GoldMark Farm 2,500
Ocean Knight 2012 Curlin Get Away Farm 4,000
INDIANASTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Airoforce 2013 Colonel John Swifty Farms 2,500
General a Rod 2011 Roman Ruler Hidden Springs Farm 3,500
KENTUCKYSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
American Freedom 2013 Pulpit Airdrie Stud 10,000
Arrogate 2013 Unbridled’s Song Juddmonte Farm 75,000
Astern 2013 Medaglia d’Oro Darley 15,000
Bal a Bali 2010 Put It Back Calumet Farm 15,000
Battle of Midway 2014 Smart Strike WinStar Farm 20,000
Behest 2011 Sea the Stars Calumet Farm 5,000
Bird Song 2013 Unbridled’s Song Gainesway 5,000
Chivalrous 2011 Street Cry Bluegrass Equine Center 2,500
Classic Empire 2014 Pioneerof the Nile Ashford Stud 35,000
Connect 2013 Curlin Lane’s End 20,000
Cupid 2013 Tapit Ashford Stud 12,500
Gormley 2014 Malibu Moon Spendthrift Farm 10,000
Gun Runner 2013 Candy Ride Three Chimneys Farm 70,000
Keen Ice 2012 Curlin Calumet Farm 20,000
Klimt 2014 Quality Road Darby Dan Farm 10,000
Lord Nelson 2012 Pulpit Spendthrift Farm 25,000
Mastery 2014 Candy Ride Claiborne Farm 25,000
Midnight Storm 2011 Pioneerof the Nile Taylor Made Farm 12,500
Mohaymen 2013 Tapit Shadwell Farm 7,500
Mr. Z 2012 Malibu Moon Calumet Farm 7,500
Practical Joke 2014 Into Mischief Ashford Stud 30,000
Producer 2009 Dutch Art Calumet Farm 5,000
Tom’s Ready 2013 More Than Ready Spendthrift Farm 6,000
Unified 2013 Candy Ride Lane’s End 10,000
War Correspondent 2010 War Front Calumet Farm 7,500
Wildcat Red 2011 D’wildcat Buck Pond Farm 7,500
LOUSIANASTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Iron Fist 2012 Tapit Whispering Oaks Farm 6,500
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FIRST-YEAR SIRES AT STUD IN 2018 (CONT.)MARYLANDSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Alliance 2014 Harlan’s Holiday Bonita Farm $4,000
Blofeld 2012 Quality Road Murmur Farm 4,000
Divining Rod 2012 Tapit Country Life Farm 5,000
Dortmund 2012 Big Brown Bonita Farm 7,500
Editorial 2014 War Front Roland Farm 3,500
Holy Boss 2012 Street Boss Anchor & Hope Farm 4,000
Kobe’s Back 2011 Flatter Bonita Farm 3,000
Madefromlucky 2012 Lookin At Lucky Northview Stallion Station 5,000
NEW MEXICOSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Proceed 2011 Desert God A & A Ranch 3,500
NEW YORKSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Market Rally 2013 Unbridled’s Song Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Stallions 3,000
Union Jackson 2012 Curlin Sequel Stallions 5,000
OHIOSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Kiss the Ghost 2014 Ghostzapper Poplar Creek Horse Center 1,500
TEXASSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Eagle 2012 Candy Ride Valor Farm 5,000
Madd Exchange 2011 Exchange Rate Whitley Ranch And Racing 1,000
WASHINGTONSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Pontiff 2010 Giant’s Causeway El Dorado Farms 2,500
WEST VIRGINIASTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Aldrin 2012 Malibu Moon O’Sullivan Farms 4,000
ONTARIOSTALLION YOB SIRE 2018 LOCATION 2018 STUD FEE
Arpista 2012 Quality Road Horsepower Farm 2,770
Passion for Action 2012 Speightstown Colebrook Farms 2,370
Perfect Timber 2009 Perfect Soul Colebrook Farms 1,970
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ALL
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF
NO. NO. OF
HIGHEST
HIGHEST
SIRE
STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit
$300,000 269 1334
36 86 13.3% 8 18
2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000
166 705 35 90 21.0%
8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold
109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000
267 1487 28 62 10.4%
3 5
1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000
184 877 27 53 14.6%
4 9
2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000
257 1437 26 74 10.1%
5 13 1.9% Grand Tito
104
War Front $250,000
113 512 26 63 23.0%
2 2
1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000
242 1305 24 65 9.9%
7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby
104
Curlin $150,000
166 1076 22 67 13.2%
7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind
110
Smart Strike
168 902
21 48 12.5% 3
6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy
244 1313
19 43 7.7% 3
3 1.2% Celestine
107
Unbridled’s Song
160 783 18 49 11.2%
4 9
2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000
176 960 18 46 10.2%
6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz
107
Distorted Humor $80,000
155 817 18 43 11.6%
3 7
1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000
257 1578 16 44 6.2%
3 5
1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000
154 741 16 39 10.3%
2 2
1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000
144 697 16 30 11.1%
2 3
1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000
281 1543 15 32 5.3%
2 4
0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000
194 1170 14 37 7.2%
5 7
2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000
192 1065 14 34 7.2%
4 8
2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000
183 1032 14 29 7.6%
0 0
0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday
315 1761 13 35 4.1%
4 7
1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500
184 1280 13 34 7.0%
3 7
1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000
174 1022 13 28 7.4%
1 1
0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful
167 864 13 27 7.7%
2 2
1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie
81 508 12 40 14.8%
4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian
107
Ghostzapper $75,000
194 1161 12 38 6.1%
2 2
1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000
150 873 12 35 8.0%
1 1
0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000
170 931 12 26 7.0%
2 8
1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE)
35 110
12 22 34.2% 6
7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE)
95 501 12 20 12.6%
1 1
1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter
$35,000 220 1353
11 35 5.0% 7
9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter
105
Street Sense $45,000
150 978 11 31 7.3%
2 2
1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000
147 898 11 30 7.4%
4 9
2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500
148 869 11 29 7.4%
2 6
1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir
216 1390
11 28 5.0% 3
6 1.3% Wild Dude
102
Eskendereya
148 821
11 27 7.4% 1
2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500
126 718 10 30 7.9%
5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000
116 750 10 28 8.6%
3 10 2.5% Om
106
Midnight Lute $20,000
154 937 10 23 6.4%
1 1
0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again
140 804 10 23 7.1%
3 3
2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000
113 678 10 22 8.8%
0 0
0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000
147 933 9 41 6.1%
1 4
0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday
147 1049 9 23 6.1%
2 7
1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit
90 530
9 22 10.0% 3
7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175
13 31
9 17 69.2% 3
4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000
76 430 9 17 11.8%
2 3
2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
71.3%
Hoppertunity
73.3%
Win the Space
23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Finley’sluckycharm 102
0.6%
3.9% Money Multiplier
2.5% Om
0.6% Holy Lute
102
2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
0.0% Ohio (BRZ)
99
0.6% Heart to Heart
105
1.3% Hoppertunity
105
Win the Space107
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107
Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter 105
Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102
Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106
Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
HIGHESTBEYER HORSE
Ten Blessings
World Approval
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107
Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter 105
Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102
Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106
Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107
Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter 105
Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102
Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106
Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
ters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for star
100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. OF
HIGHEST
BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE
182.9%
Frosted
124.8%
Bar of Gold
51.1%
Divisidero
92.1%
Imperative
131.9%
Grand Tito
22
1.7% Avenge
712
2.8% Jay Gatsby
719
4.2% Stellar Wind
36
1.7% Ten Blessings
33
1.2% Celestine
49
2.5%
610
3.4%
37
1.9%
35
1.1%
22
1.2%
23
1.3%
24
0.7%
57
2.5%
48
2.0%
00
0.0%
47
1.2%
37
1.6%
11
0.5%
7.7%2
21.1%
14.8%4
134.9%
6.1%2
21.0%
8.0%1
10.6%
7.0%2
81.1%
34.2%6
717.1%
12.6%1
1
5.0%7
9
7.3%2
2
7.4%4
9
7.4%2
6
36
HIGHESTBEYER HORSE
Frosted
Bar of Gold
Divisidero
Imperative
Grand Tito
Avenge
Jay Gatsby
Stellar Wind
Ten Blessings
Celestine
Arrogate
Tamarkuz
Ironicus
0.5%
1.1%
4.9%
1.0%
0.6%
1.1%
17.1%
1.0%
3.1%
HIGHEST
BEYER HORSE BEYER
123
Bar of Gold109
Divisidero104
Imperative105
Grand Tito104
Avenge103
Jay Gatsby104
Stellar Wind110
Ten Blessings106
Celestine107
Arrogate122
Tamarkuz107
Ironicus106
Alert Bay103
Blofeld
Nyquist
Stanford
Hard Aces
Da Big Hoss
Sky Captain
Trouble Kid
World Approval
Zindaya
Shh She’s Ours
A. P. Indian
1.0% Paulassilverlining
0.6% Stormy Liberal
1.1% Effinex
17.1% Highland Reel (IRE)
1.0% Glenville Gardens
3.1% Ami’s Flatter
1.3% Tower of Texas
2.7% Stonetastic
1.3% Holy Boss
1.3% Wild Dude
0.6% Isabella Sings
Saturday, January 21, 2017
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starData includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starData includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. ters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starSires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHESTSIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya
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Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF
NO. NO. OF
HIGHEST
HIGHEST
SIRE
STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit
$300,000 269 1334
36 86 13.3% 8 18
2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000
166 705 35 90 21.0%
8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold
109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000
267 1487 28 62 10.4%
3 5
1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000
184 877 27 53 14.6%
4 9
2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000
257 1437 26 74 10.1%
5 13 1.9% Grand Tito
104
War Front $250,000
113 512 26 63 23.0%
2 2
1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000
242 1305 24 65 9.9%
7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby
104
Curlin $150,000
166 1076 22 67 13.2%
7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind
110
Smart Strike
168 902
21 48 12.5% 3
6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy
244 1313
19 43 7.7% 3
3 1.2% Celestine
107
Unbridled’s Song
160 783 18 49 11.2%
4 9
2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000
176 960 18 46 10.2%
6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz
107
Distorted Humor $80,000
155 817 18 43 11.6%
3 7
1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000
257 1578 16 44 6.2%
3 5
1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000
154 741 16 39 10.3%
2 2
1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000
144 697 16 30 11.1%
2 3
1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000
281 1543 15 32 5.3%
2 4
0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000
194 1170 14 37 7.2%
5 7
2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000
192 1065 14 34 7.2%
4 8
2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000
183 1032 14 29 7.6%
0 0
0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday
315 1761 13 35 4.1%
4 7
1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500
184 1280 13 34 7.0%
3 7
1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000
174 1022 13 28 7.4%
1 1
0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful
167 864 13 27 7.7%
2 2
1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie
81 508 12 40 14.8%
4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian
107
Ghostzapper $75,000
194 1161 12 38 6.1%
2 2
1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000
150 873 12 35 8.0%
1 1
0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000
170 931 12 26 7.0%
2 8
1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE)
35 110
12 22 34.2% 6
7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE)
95 501 12 20 12.6%
1 1
1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter
$35,000 220 1353
11 35 5.0% 7
9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter
105
Street Sense $45,000
150 978 11 31 7.3%
2 2
1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000
147 898 11 30 7.4%
4 9
2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500
148 869 11 29 7.4%
2 6
1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir
216 1390
11 28 5.0% 3
6 1.3% Wild Dude
102
Eskendereya
148 821
11 27 7.4% 1
2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500
126 718 10 30 7.9%
5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000
116 750 10 28 8.6%
3 10 2.5% Om
106
Midnight Lute $20,000
154 937 10 23 6.4%
1 1
0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again
140 804 10 23 7.1%
3 3
2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000
113 678 10 22 8.8%
0 0
0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000
147 933 9 41 6.1%
1 4
0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday
147 1049 9 23 6.1%
2 7
1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit
90 530
9 22 10.0% 3
7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175
13 31
9 17 69.2% 3
4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000
76 430 9 17 11.8%
2 3
2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
71.3%
Hoppertunity
73.3%
Win the Space
23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Finley’sluckycharm 102
0.6%
3.9% Money Multiplier
2.5% Om
0.6% Holy Lute
102
2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
0.0% Ohio (BRZ)
99
0.6% Heart to Heart
105
1.3% Hoppertunity
105
Win the Space107
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107
Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter 105
Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102
Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106
Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
HIGHESTBEYER HORSE
Ten Blessings
World Approval
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107
Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter 105
Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102
Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106
Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHEST HIGHEST SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE BEYER
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted 123
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold 109
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero 104
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative 105
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito 104
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge 103
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby 104
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind 110
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings 106
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine 107
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate 122
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz 107
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus 106
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay 103
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld 103
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist 103
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford 104
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces 105
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss 103
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain 98
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid 104
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval 106
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya 100
Tiz Wonderful 167 864 13 27 7.7% 2 2 1.1% Shh She’s Ours 101
Indian Charlie 81 508 12 40 14.8% 4 13 4.9% A. P. Indian 107
Ghostzapper $75,000 194 1161 12 38 6.1% 2 2 1.0% Paulassilverlining 107
Stormy Atlantic $15,000 150 873 12 35 8.0% 1 1 0.6% Stormy Liberal 100
Mineshaft $25,000 170 931 12 26 7.0% 2 8 1.1% Effinex 106
Galileo (IRE) 35 110 12 22 34.2% 6 7 17.1% Highland Reel (IRE) 112
Street Cry (IRE) 95 501 12 20 12.6% 1 1 1.0% Glenville Gardens 103
Flatter $35,000 220 1353 11 35 5.0% 7 9 3.1% Ami’s Flatter 105
Street Sense $45,000 150 978 11 31 7.3% 2 2 1.3% Tower of Texas 102
Mizzen Mast $10,000 147 898 11 30 7.4% 4 9 2.7% Stonetastic 104
Street Boss $17,500 148 869 11 29 7.4% 2 6 1.3% Holy Boss 105
Wildcat Heir 216 1390 11 28 5.0% 3 6 1.3% Wild Dude 102
Eskendereya 148 821 11 27 7.4% 1 2 0.6% Isabella Sings 105
Lookin At Lucky $17,500 126 718 10 30 7.9% 5 10 3.9% Money Multiplier 109
Munnings $25,000 116 750 10 28 8.6% 3 10 2.5% Om 106
Midnight Lute $20,000 154 937 10 23 6.4% 1 1 0.6% Holy Lute 102
Awesome Again 140 804 10 23 7.1% 3 3 2.1% Doyouknowsomething 102
Elusive Quality $30,000 113 678 10 22 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Ohio (BRZ) 99
English Channel $25,000 147 933 9 41 6.1% 1 4 0.6% Heart to Heart 105
Any Given Saturday 147 1049 9 23 6.1% 2 7 1.3% Hoppertunity 105
Pulpit 90 530 9 22 10.0% 3 7 3.3% Win the Space 107
Dubawi (IRE) $307,175 13 31 9 17 69.2% 3 4 23.0% Mubtaahij (IRE) 106
Twirling Candy $20,000 76 430 9 17 11.8% 2 3 2.6% Finley’sluckycharm 102
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
ters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface.
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for star
100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. OF
HIGHEST
BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE
182.9%
Frosted
124.8%
Bar of Gold
51.1%
Divisidero
92.1%
Imperative
131.9%
Grand Tito
22
1.7% Avenge
712
2.8% Jay Gatsby
719
4.2% Stellar Wind
36
1.7% Ten Blessings
33
1.2% Celestine
49
2.5%
610
3.4%
37
1.9%
35
1.1%
22
1.2%
23
1.3%
24
0.7%
57
2.5%
48
2.0%
00
0.0%
47
1.2%
37
1.6%
11
0.5%
7.7%2
21.1%
14.8%4
134.9%
6.1%2
21.0%
8.0%1
10.6%
7.0%2
81.1%
34.2%6
717.1%
12.6%1
1
5.0%7
9
7.3%2
2
7.4%4
9
7.4%2
6
36
HIGHESTBEYER HORSE
Frosted
Bar of Gold
Divisidero
Imperative
Grand Tito
Avenge
Jay Gatsby
Stellar Wind
Ten Blessings
Celestine
Arrogate
Tamarkuz
Ironicus
0.5%
1.1%
4.9%
1.0%
0.6%
1.1%
17.1%
1.0%
3.1%
HIGHEST
BEYER HORSE BEYER
123
Bar of Gold109
Divisidero104
Imperative105
Grand Tito104
Avenge103
Jay Gatsby104
Stellar Wind110
Ten Blessings106
Celestine107
Arrogate122
Tamarkuz107
Ironicus106
Alert Bay103
Blofeld
Nyquist
Stanford
Hard Aces
Da Big Hoss
Sky Captain
Trouble Kid
World Approval
Zindaya
Shh She’s Ours
A. P. Indian
1.0% Paulassilverlining
0.6% Stormy Liberal
1.1% Effinex
17.1% Highland Reel (IRE)
1.0% Glenville Gardens
3.1% Ami’s Flatter
1.3% Tower of Texas
2.7% Stonetastic
1.3% Holy Boss
1.3% Wild Dude
0.6% Isabella Sings
Saturday, January 21, 2017
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Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starData includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starData includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. ters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure in 2016. There were no filters applied for starSires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURE 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. NO. OF NO. NO. OF HIGHESTSIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE HORSES BEYERS PERCENTAGE BEYER HORSE
Tapit $300,000 269 1334 36 86 13.3% 8 18 2.9% Frosted
Medaglia d’Oro $150,000 166 705 35 90 21.0% 8 12 4.8% Bar of Gold
Kitten’s Joy $100,000 267 1487 28 62 10.4% 3 5 1.1% Divisidero
Bernardini $100,000 184 877 27 53 14.6% 4 9 2.1% Imperative
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 257 1437 26 74 10.1% 5 13 1.9% Grand Tito
War Front $250,000 113 512 26 63 23.0% 2 2 1.7% Avenge
Giant’s Causeway $75,000 242 1305 24 65 9.9% 7 12 2.8% Jay Gatsby
Curlin $150,000 166 1076 22 67 13.2% 7 19 4.2% Stellar Wind
Smart Strike 168 902 21 48 12.5% 3 6 1.7% Ten Blessings
Scat Daddy 244 1313 19 43 7.7% 3 3 1.2% Celestine
Unbridled’s Song 160 783 18 49 11.2% 4 9 2.5% Arrogate
Speightstown $100,000 176 960 18 46 10.2% 6 10 3.4% Tamarkuz
Distorted Humor $80,000 155 817 18 43 11.6% 3 7 1.9% Ironicus
City Zip $50,000 257 1578 16 44 6.2% 3 5 1.1% Alert Bay
Quality Road $35,000 154 741 16 39 10.3% 2 2 1.2% Blofeld
Uncle Mo $150,000 144 697 16 30 11.1% 2 3 1.3% Nyquist
Malibu Moon $75,000 281 1543 15 32 5.3% 2 4 0.7% Stanford
Hard Spun $45,000 194 1170 14 37 7.2% 5 7 2.5% Hard Aces
Lemon Drop Kid $40,000 192 1065 14 34 7.2% 4 8 2.0% Da Big Hoss
Sky Mesa $15,000 183 1032 14 29 7.6% 0 0 0.0% Sky Captain
Harlan’s Holiday 315 1761 13 35 4.1% 4 7 1.2% Trouble Kid
Northern Afleet $6,500 184 1280 13 34 7.0% 3 7 1.6% World Approval
More Than Ready $60,000 174 1022 13 28 7.4% 1 1 0.5% Zindaya
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distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of horses posting a 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figure.
90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
NO. OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE NO. OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE HIGHEST HIGHEST
SIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS GSW EARNINGS HORSES BEYERS OF STARTERS HORSES BEYERS OF STARTERS BEYER HORSE BEYER
Candy Ride (ARG) $60,000 182 661 6 $5,047,833 24 41 13.1% 4 5 2.1% Gun Runner 110
Tapit 300,000 191 631 12 6,189,056 22 40 11.5% 4 4 2.0% Cupid 108
Giant’s Causeway 75,000 158 625 2 3,436,335 20 37 12.6% 0 0 0.0% Night Prowler 99
Scat Daddy Died 2015 181 624 4 3,965,277 19 34 10.4% 3 4 1.6% Tu Brutus (CHI) 118
War Front 250,000 82 266 3 2,635,084 19 38 23.1% 3 4 3.6% Designed for War 104
Curlin 150,000 125 530 11 5,611,904 18 35 14.4% 5 8 4.0% Connect 106
Kitten’s Joy 100,000 218 844 5 5,131,390 18 44 8.2% 4 9 1.8% Sadler’s Joy 104
Quality Road 35,000 140 517 8 5,140,104 18 34 12.8% 1 2 0.7% Follow Me Crev 104
Malibu Moon 75,000 212 832 5 5,313,821 17 29 8.0% 2 4 0.9% Ransom the Moon 107
City Zip 50,000 213 812 4 4,625,891 14 28 6.5% 2 5 0.9% Collected 111
Harlan’s Holiday Died 2013 242 938 1 5,384,126 14 23 5.7% 2 2 0.8% Neolithic 106
Uncle Mo 150,000 134 425 4 4,317,825 14 21 10.4% 1 1 0.7% Rally Cry 105
Speightstown 100,000 159 583 3 3,455,112 14 19 8.8% 0 0 0.0% Weekend Hideaway 99
Smart Strike Died 2015 120 390 2 3,016,202 12 24 10.0% 2 3 1.6% Shaft of Light 101
Medaglia d’Oro 150,000 97 277 7 3,492,919 12 23 12.3% 1 2 1.0% Dickinson 100
Unbridled’s Song Died 2013 105 327 5 9,271,972 11 19 10.4% 3 4 2.8% Arrogate 119
Bernardini 100,000 128 407 2 3,187,079 11 20 8.5% 2 3 1.5% Seymourdini 113
Ghostzapper 75,000 155 572 9 6,668,136 11 25 7.0% 2 5 1.2% Shaman Ghost 112
Munnings 25,000 111 448 0 2,416,811 11 17 9.9% 3 4 2.7% Om 104
Hard Spun 45,000 146 608 4 3,525,877 11 23 7.5% 2 3 1.3% Taghleeb 103
Tiznow 60,000 129 448 2 3,410,379 11 15 8.5% 0 0 0.0% Irap 98
Wildcat Heir Died 2015 172 719 0 3,056,093 10 19 5.8% 2 4 1.1% Pay Any Price 107
Flatter 35,000 150 596 2 2,864,651 10 18 6.6% 1 1 0.6% Flatlined 104
Lookin At Lucky 17,500 119 461 0 3,413,397 9 21 7.5% 4 6 3.3% Dolphus 106
English Channel 25,000 121 458 2 2,089,229 9 20 7.4% 2 6 1.6% Heart to Heart 104
Arch Died 2016 107 389 3 2,165,764 9 11 8.4% 1 3 0.9% Patterson Cross 103
Distorted Humor 80,000 100 374 2 2,699,428 8 14 8.0% 2 3 2.0% Honorable Duty 105
Mineshaft 25,000 146 558 1 3,199,530 8 9 5.4% 2 2 1.3% Touchofstarquality 103
Stormy Atlantic 15,000 107 379 2 1,746,651 8 21 7.4% 3 5 2.8% Stormy Liberal 103
Street Boss 17,500 116 436 2 2,498,818 8 16 6.8% 0 0 0.0% Gangster 99
Eskendereya Stands in Japan 116 500 3 3,470,005 7 14 6.0% 1 4 0.8% Mor Spirit 117
More Than Ready 60,000 127 478 3 2,273,908 7 12 5.5% 2 3 1.5% Roy H 111
Mizzen Mast 10,000 124 484 3 2,439,982 7 16 5.6% 2 5 1.6% Green Mask 110
Twirling Candy 20,000 84 325 4 2,302,813 7 19 8.3% 1 3 1.1% Danzing Candy 107
Northern Afleet 6,500 133 562 3 2,921,790 7 16 5.2% 3 4 2.2% World Approval 106
Lemon Drop Kid 40,000 152 512 1 1,857,738 7 16 4.6% 2 5 1.3% Beach Patrol 102
Flower Alley Stands in South Africa 114 506 0 1,775,353 7 14 6.1% 0 0 0.0% Lukes Alley 99
Artie Schiller 10,000 124 350 0 1,296,963 6 9 4.8% 1 1 0.8% Macagone 102
Tiz Wonderful Stands in Korea 129 478 0 1,975,784 6 13 4.6% 2 3 1.5% Splashtastic 101
Broken Vow 25,000 118 448 1 2,135,013 6 10 5.0% 0 0 0.0% Rainha Da Bateria 98
Tale of Ekati 7,500 84 304 2 1,841,998 6 11 7.1% 0 0 0.0% Tale of S’avall 98
Pollard’s Vision 3,000 65 288 0 880,386 6 11 9.2% 0 0 0.0% Incensed 97
Sky Mesa 15,000 132 461 0 2,193,804 6 11 4.5% 0 0 0.0% Highland Sky 96
Colonel John Stands in Korea 178 685 2 2,546,243 6 6 3.3% 0 0 0.0% Dalmore 95
Midshipman 8,500 93 334 0 1,398,658 6 8 6.4% 0 0 0.0% Big Changes 94
Big Brown 7,500 106 372 1 1,572,855 5 11 4.7% 1 1 0.9% Send It In 119
Disco Rico Died 2014 26 94 1 650,062 5 9 19.2% 2 2 7.6% Disco Partner 109
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
661 6 $5,047,833
631 12 6,189,056 22 40 11.5% 4
625 2 3,436,335 20 37 12.6% 0 0 0.0% Night Prowler 99
624 4 3,965,277 19 34 10.4% 3 4 1.6% Tu Brutus (CHI) 118
266 3 2,635,084 19 38 23.1% 3 4 3.6% Designed for War 104
530 11 5,611,904 18 35 14.4% 5 8 4.0% Connect 106
844 5 5,131,390 18 44 8.2% 4 9 1.8% Sadler’s Joy 104
517 8 5,140,104 0.7% Follow Me Crev 104
832 5 5,313,821
812 4
938 1
425 4
583 3
390 2
277 7
327 5
128 407 2
155 572 9
111 448 0
146 608 4
129 448 2
172 719 0
150 596 2
119 461 0
121 458 2
107 389 3
100 374 2
146 558 1
107 379 2
116 436 2
116 500 3
127 478 3
124 484
84 325
133 562
152 512
114 506
124 350
129 478
118 448 1 2,135,013
84 304 2 1,841,998 6 11 7.1% 0 0
65 288 0 880,386 6 11 9.2% 0 0 0.0% Incensed 97
132 461 0 2,193,804 6 11 4.5% 0 0 0.0% Highland Sky 96
178 685 2 2,546,243 6 6 3.3% 0 0 0.0% Dalmore 95
93 334 0 1,398,658 6 8 6.4% 0 0 0.0% Big Changes 94
5 11 4.7% 1 1 0.9% Send It In 119
7.6% Disco Partner 109
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ALL STARTERS
Data includes all North American starts that were assigned a Beyer Speed Figure from Jan. 1-Dec. 4, 2017. There were no filters applied for starters based on age, sex, distance, or surface. Sires are ranked in this chart by the number of 90 or higher Beyer Speed Figures. 90+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES 100+ BEYER SPEED FIGURES
2017 GS NO. OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE NO. OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE HIGHEST HIGHESTSIRE STUD FEE STARTERS STARTS WINS EARNINGS BEYERS HORSES OF STARTERS BEYERS HORSES OF STARTERS BEYER HORSE BEYER
War Front $250,000 115 507 8 $6,729,721 85 31 26.95% 10 7 6.08% Designed for War 104Kitten’s Joy 60,000 262 1580 10 10,714,094 80 25 9.54% 17 6 2.29% Sadler’s Joy 105Tapit 300,000 258 1186 16 11,132,566 75 33 12.79% 7 5 1.93% Cupid 108Giant’s Causeway 75,000 208 1183 5 6,841,201 74 27 12.98% 0 0 0.00% Night Prowler 99Candy Ride (ARG) 80,000 229 1219 11 12,836,135 61 26 11.35% 8 4 1.74% Gun Runner 117Scat Daddy Died 2015 244 1227 11 9,497,852 60 22 9.01% 10 5 2.04% Tu Brutus (CHI) 118Quality Road 70,000 184 975 12 10,171,307 59 23 12.50% 3 2 1.08% Follow Me Crev 104Malibu Moon 75,000 273 1535 13 10,411,544 58 23 8.42% 7 3 1.09% Ransom the Moon 107Medaglia d’Oro 250,000 149 606 17 11,090,071 57 20 13.42% 7 5 3.35% Talismanic (GB) 108Curlin 150,000 176 1003 14 10,343,107 51 22 12.50% 13 7 3.97% Keen Ice 106Harlan’s Holiday Died 2013 265 1617 3 9,133,413 48 19 7.16% 5 4 1.50% Neolithic 106English Channel 25,000 160 952 6 5,947,960 47 17 10.62% 10 2 1.25% Heart to Heart 104City Zip Died 2017 266 1531 6 9,888,313 43 19 7.14% 8 3 1.12% Collected 115Smart Strike Died 2015 150 737 4 5,624,768 41 14 9.33% 8 6 4.00% Battle of Midway 108Hard Spun 40,000 163 1063 4 5,803,468 39 20 12.26% 4 3 1.84% Taghleeb 103Lookin At Lucky 17,500 153 843 3 6,254,624 38 12 7.84% 11 5 3.26% Accelerate 110Ghostzapper 85,000 201 1125 13 10,509,231 36 16 7.96% 5 2 0.99% Shaman Ghost 112Speightstown 100,000 193 1025 4 6,352,573 35 17 8.80% 1 1 0.51% Copper Town 106Flatter 40,000 182 1077 5 6,801,509 34 10 5.49% 6 3 1.64% West Coast 112Lemon Drop Kid 25,000 189 992 5 5,969,206 34 10 5.29% 9 3 1.58% Beach Patrol 109Bernardini 85,000 185 822 4 5,597,215 33 17 9.18% 8 4 2.16% Seymourdini 113Stormy Atlantic 15,000 144 713 3 3,745,539 33 9 6.25% 10 4 2.77% Ballagh Rocks 104More Than Ready 60,000 177 936 12 7,413,271 32 13 7.34% 6 3 1.69% Roy H 111Unbridled’s Song Died 2013 124 553 8 12,186,850 31 14 11.29% 9 4 3.22% Arrogate 119Uncle Mo 125,000 176 805 5 7,358,508 30 17 9.65% 4 2 1.13% Rally Cry 110Wildcat Heir Died 2015 208 1332 0 5,811,692 29 13 6.25% 6 2 0.96% Pay Any Price 107Munnings 25,000 138 825 2 4,268,317 28 14 10.14% 9 4 2.89% El Deal 112Twirling Candy 25,000 113 619 6 4,406,811 27 11 9.73% 3 1 0.88% Danzing Candy 107Distorted Humor 50,000 138 711 4 4,905,017 27 15 10.86% 6 4 2.89% Honorable Duty 105Sky Mesa 15,000 167 898 3 4,730,195 27 9 5.38% 1 1 0.59% Ami’s Mesa 101Pioneerof the Nile 110,000 167 779 2 5,177,449 26 9 5.38% 5 3 1.79% Midnight Storm 107Tiznow 50,000 167 852 6 6,479,815 26 13 7.78% 2 1 0.59% Irap 102Street Boss 20,000 140 791 2 3,828,241 26 11 7.85% 0 0 0.00% Gangster 99Flower Alley Stands in S. Africa 131 895 1 3,424,225 24 10 7.63% 2 1 0.76% Bullards Alley 114Galileo (IRE) Stands in Ireland 30 93 1 1,778,587 24 15 50.00% 7 6 20.00% Highland Reel (IRE) 108Northern Afleet 5,000 153 1045 6 6,465,862 23 7 4.57% 8 3 1.96% War Story 112Mizzen Mast 10,000 150 863 4 4,385,433 23 9 6.00% 6 2 1.33% Green Mask 111Awesome Again Private 122 652 3 3,355,106 22 4 3.27% 4 2 1.63% Awesome Slew 102Broken Vow 25,000 159 912 1 4,542,463 22 11 6.91% 0 0 0.00% Rainha Da Bateria 99Tiz Wonderful Stands in S. Korea 164 878 2 3,851,942 20 8 4.87% 5 2 1.21% Hunter O’Riley 104Into Mischief 100,000 251 1302 5 9,974,625 20 10 3.98% 7 4 1.59% Practical Joke 104Dubawi (IRE) Stands in England 12 34 4 2,495,981 20 8 66.66% 12 7 58.33% Wuheida (GB) 104Arch Died 2016 130 714 4 4,644,697 20 11 8.46% 3 1 0.76% Patterson Cross 103Mineshaft 25,000 187 1027 1 5,914,558 20 15 8.02% 2 2 1.06% Touchofstarquality 103Street Sense 35,000 120 745 3 3,638,074 20 9 7.50% 1 1 0.83% Tower of Texas 103Artie Schiller N/A 166 773 0 3,002,189 20 10 6.02% 1 1 0.60% Macagone 102Eskendereya Stands in Japan 157 957 4 5,626,502 19 10 6.36% 4 1 0.63% Mor Spirit 117
BEYER SIRE PERFORMANCE STANDINGS
