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By Chief Stipe · Posted
The three of them had hard seasons BEFORE heading to OZ. Arguably they went one or two races too far before being asked to adapt to OZ racing. As I said earlier my theory is that the way NZ races are run now - sit and sprint - our horses are less able to adapt. -
Here is a point to ponder 3 or our best 3-year-olds in the last 2 years, Leica Lucy, Willydoit and Molly Bloom, all showed themselves to be well superior to the opposition, an ability to show good acceleration and easily put distance on rivals, much the same as Well Written. The spin machine on all 3 went into overdrive as it usually does with a horse that puts up good performances in NZ, the superlatives flowing All 3 were sold or part sold to Aus buyers with bottomless pockets. Between the 3 of them, they are yet to win a single race in Aus, Leica lucy being the best performed with some nice placings at G1 level Just putting things in perspective, based on recent experiences -
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Why would Jimmy Jerkens leave the sun and warmth of Saudi Arabia for the cold of the Big A? It wasn't about the weather. View the full article -
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Jarret Prussin is the Chief Strategy Officer at Ben Crump Law, a firm which is dedicated to ensuring justice for marginalized people in American society. He is also Co-Founder of DreamFi, a financial literacy platform to help people create generational wealth. Prussin fell in love with horses through his father, George, a partner with Richard Santulli in Jayeff `B' Stables. He and John Sikura bought into Thorpedo Anna together with Ben Crump, LL Cool J, and Marshawn Lynch. He is very involved in the Stable Recovery program, which helps recovering addicts find meaningful work in the Thoroughbred industry and beyond. THORPEDO ANNA, 5, Fast Anna–Sataves, by Uncle Mo. Will be bred to Gun Runner. Thorpedo Anna was the 2024 Horse of The Year and last week's winner of the 2025 Champion Older Dirt Female Eclipse Award. She won seven Grade I races and over $5,440,000. We think the red-hot sire Gun Runner is a perfect match for her. CLEARLY UNHINGED, 6, Into Mischief–Smart Win, by Smart Strike. Will be bred to Gun Runner. A winner of over $640,000, she is Grade I-placed and a graded stakes winner. She comes from a deep female family that includes Grade I winner Harmony Lodge and stakes winners Graeme Hall, Win McCool and WIn Crafty Lady. We love the cross between Into Mischief mares with Gun Runner. SWEET AS PIE, 7, Tapit–Treasuring, by Smart Strike. Will be bred to Gun Runner. She is a winner of over $141,000. She hails from family of the Broodmare Of The Year Better Than Honour, Belmont winners Rags to Riches and Jazil, and Arcangelo, the winner of the Belmont Stakes and the Travers. HAMPTON YARD, 5, Uncle Mo–Amagansett bt Tapit. Will be bred to Curlin. She is a half-sister to the Grade I winner Tenma, who sold for $3.2 million at the 2025 Fasig Tipton November sale. Also in her family are Grade I winners Fasliyev and Misty For Me. SHE CAN'T SING, 9, Bernardini–Distorted Music by Distorted Humor. Will be bred to Nyquist. She comes from a deep female family. She is a stakes winner of over $883,000 on the racetrack, is a half-sister to Grade I winner Sandman, and her 3-year-old half-brother Canaletto (Into Mischief), a $1-million FTSAUG yearling purchase, debuted with a 'TDN Rising Star presented by Hagyard'-worthy performance at Gulfstream Park Sunday. She is also from the family of the stakes winner of $430,000, Whiskey Decision. Her third dam is dam of Grade I winner Music Note, who is also the dam of Dubai World Cup winner Mystic Guide. SERENA'S LEGACY, 6, Curlin–Lady Serena, by Bernardini. Will be bred to Arabian Knight. She hails from the family of Serena's Song, producer Serena's Cat and multiple Grade I winner Honor Code. The post 2026 Mating Plans: Jarret Prussin appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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