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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
The MyRacehorse partners have been lucky enough to campaign runners worthy of taking up stud duties in Kentucky both in 2025 and 2026, and in an effort to support both Seize the Grey (Arrogate) and Straight No Chaser (Speightster), we've begun building up our broodmare band. These breeding-focused ventures have proven extremely popular–probably more than we even expected–and provide our owners with a chance to experience a different part of the business. While there's certainly a focus on supporting our stallions, we have made an effort to diversify and also balance the commercial element with the prospect of breeding to race. We currently have six mares as part of our broodmare band, and are excited to have them booked to some other promising young stallions in addition to our own duo. COMMUNITY ADJUSTED, 8, Summer Front–Rimini Road, by Dynaformer. Will be bred to Fierceness We purchased this big, stakes-placed mare for $275,000 at KEENOV 2024 carrying her first foal by Quality Road. The resulting filly is extremely nice and will most likely be offered at the Saratoga sale. Community Adjusted is due soon to Seize the Grey and the resulting foal will be bred on a version of the cross responsible for GISW And Tell Me Nolies (Arrogate). We're going to double down on the Quality Road sire line and breed back to Fierceness. The mare was a pure router who excelled going long on the grass, and she's got an interesting throwback pedigree with her first three dams by Dynaformer, Devil's Bag and Dr. Fager. We like the idea of putting a bit of dirt speed into her, which she'll get both from Seize the Grey and Fierceness. JOKE SISI (Arg), 7, Practical Joke–Lucky Sisi (Chi), by Lookin At Lucky. Will be bred back to Yaupon This mare was a superstar down in Chile, winning her first four starts by a combined 40 lengths before scoring at the Group 1 level two starts later. South American form is always a tricky read, but she had enough quality to take a Churchill Downs allowance and earn a stakes placing at Laurel, both while carrying her first foal by Arcangelo. That resulting colt was sold at Keeneland November to a top judge and we'd expect to see him reoffered later this season. We were big supporters of Yaupon from the start, and will go back to the well now as his stock continues to rise. This mating reproduces a version of the Yaupon over Into Mischief cross responsible for unbeaten recent Swale Stakes romper Solitude Dude and there are two other Yaupon stakes winners bred similarly. LAZARA, 7, Tapit–Divine Elegance, by Uncle Mo. Will be bred back to Straight No Chaser This well-bred, pretty daughter of the great Tapit was acquired at KEENOV 2025 in foal to Speightstown's intriguing son Prince of Monaco, and we'll stick with the same sire line and breed her back to Straight No Chaser. Versions of this cross have produced six graded winners, including GISW Lexitonian, and there are two Speightster stakes horses out of Tapit mares. LITTLEST WARRIOR, 5, Bernardini–Sister Sunday, by Denman (Aus) Will be bred back to Seize the Grey We've been eager to breed a Bernardini mare to Seize the Grey. Unbridled's Song/Arrogate over A.P. Indy is a potent cross (Arcangelo via Tapit, etc.) and Bernardini mares have done particularly well with another Unbridled's Song's son in Liam's Map (Colonel Liam, Wicked Whisper and KEENOV 2024 sale topper Roses for Debra). The two priciest mares at the 2025 November sale offered in foal to Seize the Grey were both by Bernardini, and we took a good run at that top-priced one before later landing Littlest Warrior. She's currently in foal to Vekoma. Seize the Grey | Sarah Andrew SINTRA, 5, Constitution –Trophy Girl, by Warrior's Reward Will be bred back to Straight No Chaser We were happy to support Seize the Grey in the Keeneland sales ring last November and pick up this young mare carrying her first foal by him–that one's due any day now and will be bred similarly to Arcangelo. The Straight No Chaser mating will mirror the one mentioned above for Lazara, and it doesn't hurt that Sintra is out of a Grade I-producing daughter of Warrior's Reward, by Medaglia d'Oro. Obviously, it's a bit removed in this case, but the Speightstown over Medaglia d'Oro cross is one of the strongest ones we've seen in recent years, having produced four Grade I winners. TIFFANY'S MO, 7, Uncle Mo –Cruelmore, by Forestry Will be bred back to Locked We grabbed this daughter of red-hot broodmare sire Uncle Mo in partnership with Gainesway Farm for $120,000 at the 2024 November sale, and did well with her first foal-a super solid Liam's Map colt who brought $180K a year later. Locked makes tons of sense to us as a stallion prospect and seems to offer good relative value for his profile and accomplishments among this crop of new sires. He's by an emerging sire of sires, was precocious enough to break his maiden at Saratoga and win a Grade I at two, and also got the Classic distances as an older horse. This cross produced the talented GISW Geaux Rocket Ride and we like the fairly far-back inbreeding to Storm Cat, who is so potent when mixed with the Candy Ride line. The post Mating Plans for 2026: MyRacehorse appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Jay Rooney AUDACIOUS PURSUIT - R4 (1) Has been in consistent form and gets an overdue good draw here Owen Goulding AUDACIOUS PURSUIT - R4 (1) Bumped into a useful sort last start when lashing home and this is easier Trackwork Spy RED SEA - R3 (2) Trialled brilliantly ahead of his local debut and can strike with Purton up Phillip Woo LUCKY WITH YOU - R7 (1) Capable sprinter should map well and can repeat last year' TVB Cup win Shannon (Vincent Wong) SOLID CAR - R8 (4) Ran a close third...View the full article -
Not gunna win every week. They should come out ahead long term if they get enough of the bonus dollars to spend -
By Taupiri Wonder · Posted
They actually had live multi bet at Addington Greyhounds on final race to collect $13k needing dog to finish Top 2...Murphy's Law,it finished 3rd. -
By Taupiri Wonder · Posted
Pool approx $23k.Final Balance $7k. Justin Evans bets at Palmy ( with benefit of form at track 2 days earlier) worst ever,abysmal.Every horse galloped at some point!
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