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GOLD DIGGER MISS (USA) Chestnut Mare Foaled 2004 Raise a Native Barn B Stables 15-19 & 23-59 On Account of BURNEWANG NORTH PASTORAL, Rochester Lot 390 GOLD DIGGER MISS (USA) Chestnut mare Foaled 2004 Raise a Native..................by Native Dancer .......... Mr. Prospector ................ SIRE Gold Digger................ by Nashua................... GULCH ...................... Rambunctious ............ by Rasper ................... Jameela......................... Asbury Mary............... by Seven Corners ........ Secretariat .................. by Bold Ruler ................ DAM Risen Star ....................... Ribbon....................... by His Majesty............. JARAMAR MISS......... Lucky Mike................. by Lucky Mel ............... 1994 Special Warmth.............. Piece of Pie ................ by The Pie King ........... GULCH (USA) (1984). 13 wins, Breeders' Cup Sprint S., Gr.1. Sire of 946 rnrs, 680 wnrs, 72 SW, inc. Court Vision (Breeders' Cup Mile S., Gr.1), Thunder Gulch, Nayef, Harayir, etc. Sire of the dams of SW Lawman, Silasol, Latice, Siren Lure, Refuse to Bend, Media Puzzle, Reenact, Bay Orp, Red Rifle, Sendmylovetorose, Hamoody, Hi Calypso, Ojos Claros, Postponed, Elaborate, Make Haste, Omaticaya, Hey Leroy, Tawhid, Alzora, Wonderlandbynight, etc. 1st Dam JARAMAR MISS, by Risen Star. Winner at 2 at 6f in U.S.A. Sister to Seventeen Sins (dam of DOMINATRIX), half-sister to SO COZY (dam of BRAARI, CONSENT, SPECIAL ALERT, SPECIAL MOVES), SPECIAL POWER (dam of SPECIAL REQUEST), Wezzo, Syrian Summer (dam of MARLIN, LINDSEY LANE), Thunder Warmth (dam of JAZZY JESSY). Dam of 13 named foals, all raced, 12 winners, inc:- JARAMAR RAIN (f by Thunder Gulch). 5 wins at 8½f, 9f, $292,660, Delaware New Castle H., L, Belmont Allowance, Keeneland Allowance, 2d Hawthorne Sixty Sails H., Gr 3, 3d Delaware John W Rooney Memorial H., L, Summer King S., L, Turfway Fairway Fun S., L. Dam of 5 winners- Imperial Council (c Empire Maker) 3 wins–1 at 2–6½f to 1m, $258,465, Gulfstream Allowance, 2d Belmont Peter Pan S., Gr 2, Aqueduct Gotham S., Gr 3, 3d Keeneland Commonwealth S., Gr 2. Minesave (f Mineshaft) 3 wins at 1m, 8½f, $106,340, 2d Delta Downs Orleans S., L, 3d Oaklawn Pippin S., L, 4th Oaklawn Bayakoa S., L. Monopolize (c Bernardini) Winner at 2 at 8¼f, 3d Calder Smooth Air S., L. HARBOR MIST (f by Rockport Harbor). 5 wins–2 at 2–6f to 8½f, $262,529, Saratoga Anne M Clare S., L, 3d Aqueduct Sonia's Scamp S., L, Shot Berry S., L, Touch of Love S., L, Belmont Bouwerie S., L, Saratoga Summer Guest S., L, 4th Belmont Imperial Gesture S., L. Carson's Star (f by Carson City). Winner at 6½f in U.S.A. Dam of 3 winners- Seven Lively Sins (c Stormy Atlantic) 2 wins–1 at 2–at 6½f, 7f, 2d Churchill Downs Iroquois S., Gr 3, 4th Delta Downs Delta Jackpot S., Gr 3. 2nd Dam SPECIAL WARMTH, by Lucky Mike. 11 wins–5 at 2, $213,759, Arlington- Washington Lassie S., Gr 2, Arlington Park Joliet S., L, Ak-Sar-Ben Juvenile S., L, Ak-Sar-Ben Lady Sponsors' S., L. Half-sister to GENEROUS PORTION, MARKETTI, Perfect Portion. Dam of 16 foals, 13 to race, 7 winners. Race Record: 2 wins at 6f in Great Britain. Produce Record: Dam of 2 named foals, both winners. 2009 Gee Gee Showgirl (f by Show a Heart). 2 wins–1 at 2–at 1000m, TRC Steve Bryant Memorial 2YO H., 3d TTC Silver Ingot 2YO H. 2010 The Life (g by Choisir). 5 wins–3 at 2–900 to 1400m, $114,135, to 2014- 15, ATC Vinery Yearlings H., 2d ATC TAB Iphone App H. 2011 Missed to Wanted. 2012 (f by Artie Schiller (USA)). 2013 Missed to Statue of Liberty (USA). 2014 (f by Commands). Served by HELMET. Date of last service, 18 September 2014. Believed to be in foal.
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