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WITHDRAWN from SALE Hip No Hip No. Hip No. 561 561 WITHDRAWN FROM SALE Hip No. Consigned by Cleo Harlow Hip No. 562 Streakin Shad 562 February 26, 2012 Bay Filly Smoke Glacken {Two Punch Afrashad TB { Majesty’s Crown Flo White {Whitesburg Streakin Shad Floating Home X0704288 Heza Fast Man SI 111 {The Signature SI 107 Diamonds For Casey SI 87 Fast Copy SI 103 (2000) { Patsy Patrick SI 102 {Hempen TB Easy Verona SI 85 By AFRASHAD TB (2002). Stakes winner of 6 races in 10 starts, ($243,723 USA), in U.S and England, Fall Highweight H. [L], James B. Moseley H. [L], 3rd Sport Page Brdrs’ Cup H. [G3]. His first foals are 3-year-olds of 2013, incl. My Bandera Beauty SI 86 (winner, $17,018, fnl. Remington Park Dis- tance Chlg. [G3]), Flyin Smoak SI 87 (winner, $10,535), Mr Bigtime Gator SI 98 (winner, $6,578), BP Butch SI 89 (winner, $4,725), Believe This SI 86. 1st dam DIAMONDS FOR CASEY SI 87, by Heza Fast Man. Winner to 4, $5,157. Dam of 5 foals of racing age, 3 to race, all winners, including– Ellens Regard SI 90 (f. by Chicks Regard). Winner in 2 starts at 2, 2013, $87,484, 3rd Remington Park Oklahoma Bred Futurity [R]. Volcom Jr SI 90 (g. by Volcom). Winner to 4, 2013, $35,095. 2nd dam Patsy Patrick SI 102, by Hempen TB. 5 wins to 3, $39,916, 2nd Bluestem Downs Spring Futurity, finalist in the Heritage Place Futurity [R] [G2]. Dam of 8 foals, 7 to race, all winners, including– Patsys Patriot SI 95 (g. by Count Giacomo TB). 5 wins to 5, $23,010, 3rd Oklahoma Horsemen’s Association Derby [R]. Lil Diamond Cartel SI 87 (f. by Corona Cartel). Winner to 4, $8,955. Dam of– Miss Kara SI 103. 2 wins to 3, $62,247, 2nd Northlands Futurity [G3], finalist in the Valley Junction Futurity [G3]. SS Rare Breeze SI 96 (f. by Rare Form). Winner at 2, $20,182. SS Direct Deposit SI 89 (f. by Check The Charts). Winner to 5, $12,199. Dam of– Directly To The Moon SI 104. 4 wins to 7, $35,348. Patsyisanative SI 96 (f. by A Little Native). 3 wins to 4, $5,319. Holland Breeze SI 88 (f. by Holland Ease). Winner to 3, $5,141. Dam of– Flyin Ferrari SI 86. Winner to 4, $4,496. Strawfly Ease SI 83. Winner to 6, $3,335. 3rd dam EASY VERONA SI 85, by Easy Jet. Winner at 2, $4,178. Dam of 2 foals, both winners– Patsy Patrick SI 102 (Hempen TB). Stakes placed winner, above. Hot Thermos To Go (Thermos TB). 2 wins at 3, $4,510. 4th dam LULU SUPREME TB, by Pancho Supreme. Unraced. Half sister to SPE- CIAL LEGEND TB ($44,961). Dam of 6 foals to race, 3 winners, in- cluding– Major Ruler TB (Swift Ruler). 3 wins to 6. Princess Taylor TB (Sweet Prince). Winner to 6. Dam of– Woodwalker’s Girl TB. 4 wins to 5, $12,790. Me O. Mai O. TB. Winner to 6. Accredited Oklahoma Bred. RGP 8/13 Hip No. Consigned by Joe B. Allen Hip No. 563 JA Gols Magic 563 April 8, 2012 Sorrel Filly Jody O Toole SI 106 {Jodys Glory SI 103 Gol SI 101 { Jetta O Toole SI 88 Floetta SI 106 {By Yawl SI 96 JA Gols Magic Ms Mito SI 102 5509712 Mr Jess Perry SI 113 {Streakin La Jolla SI 99 JA Shes Jess Magic SI 92 Scoopie Fein SI 99 (2006) { JA Curiosity SI 99 {Dash For Cash SI 114 Mandy Be Fancy SI 95 By GOL SI 101 (1996). Stakes winner of 6 races, $371,538, Heritage Place Fut. [G1], Retama Park Fut. [G1]. Sire of 178 ROM, 15 stakes winners, $3,345,619, including SILVER GOL SI 98 (4 wins, $288,335, TQHA Sale Fut. [RG1]), GOLS VICTORY POP SI 102 (7 wins, $129,586, Dash for Cash Juv.), SIS B GOL SI 104 ($114,824, Manor Downs Inv. S. [R]), JA GOLSABLAZIN SI 104 ($113,144), GOL TJKA SI 94 ($111,254 [G2]), GOL MCA SI 97 [G3]. 1st dam JA SHES JESS MAGIC SI 92, by Mr Jess Perry. Winner to 4, $23,669, quali- fied to TQHA Sale Fut. [R] [G1]. Sister to JA Jess Perfect SI 102, JA Fascination SI 93. Dam of 1 foal of racing age, an unstarted 2-year-old. 2nd dam JA Curiosity SI 99, by Dash For Cash. 3 wins at 3 and 4, $18,750, 2nd Vespero Express S. Dam of 9 foals, 8 to race, 7 winners, including– JA Jess Perfect SI 102 (c. by Mr Jess Perry). 3 wins to 6, 2013, $18,898, 3rd King William S., Swift S., finalist [G2]. JA Gols Fancy Man SI 94 (g. by Gol). 2 wins to 3, 2013, $14,290, 2nd Chippewa Downs Bonus AQHA Challenge S. JA Fascination SI 93 (f. by Mr Jess Perry). 2 wins to 4, 2013, $13,580, 3rd Selma S. JA Fantasy SI 91 (f. by Mr Jess Perry). Winner at 2, $6,300. Dam of– DASHMETOTHEMOON SI 101. 3 wins to 3, $37,408, Prairie Meadows Distaff Challenge, 2nd Sam Houston Distaff Challenge, Hill Country Dash, finalist Will Rogers Derby Challenge [G3]. JA Jess Royalty SI 99 (c. by Mr Jess Perry). 3 wins to 4, $22,521, finalist in the TQHA Sires’ Cup Derby [R] [G3]. 3rd dam Mandy Be Fancy SI 95, by Ronas Ryon. 2 wins at 2, $21,006, 2nd Gra- ham Farms Derby [G2]. Dam of 8 foals to race, 7 ROM, including– JA Curiosity SI 99 (Dash For Cash). Stakes placed winner, above. JA Fancy SI 89 (Runaway Winner). Winner at 2, $14,680, 2nd North- lands Futurity [R] [G3]. JA Traveler SI 108 (Runaway Winner). 3 wins to 4, $45,687, finalist West Texas Sun Country Fut. [G1], New Mexico Champ. Chlg. [G2]. Sire. 4th dam AMANDA N DREAMS SI 101, by By Yawl. 9 wins to 3, $24,005, Dog- wood Derby, Belle S., 2nd Capitol City Derby [G3], 3rd ETRBA Poorboy Futurity. Dam of 6 foals to race, 4 winners, including– Amandas Specialcharm SI 97 (Special Effort). 2 wins to 3, $23,044, 3rd Speedhorse Derby [R] [G2]. Mandy Be Fancy SI 95 (Ronas Ryon). Stakes placed winner, above. JA Custard Pudding SI 92 (Special Effort). 3 wins to 3, $9,168. Dam of– Atonaca Dash SI 91. 2 wins to 3, ($53,059 USA), in Mexico, 2nd Futu- rity Subasta Selecta [R] [G3], Clasico the Prize. JA Lightnin SI 97 (Runaway Winner). Winner to 3, $5,630. ENGAGEMENTS: AQHA Challenge. Accredited Oklahoma Bred; embryo transfer RGP 8/13 Hip No. Consigned by Jumonville Farms Hip No. 564 This Wagon Is Mine 564 February 20, 2012 Brown Filly Corona Cartel SI 97 {Holland Ease SI 109 PYC Paint Your Wagon SI 107 { Corona Chick SI 113 Dashin Follies {Strawfly Special SI 97 This Wagon Is Mine Dashing Folly SI 108 5495199 Special Effort SI 104 {Raise Your Glass TB This Girl Is Special Go Effortlessly SI 98 (2001) { The Louisiana Girl SI 100 {Louisiana Slew TB Little Blue Sheep SI 105 By PYC PAINT YOUR WAGON SI 107 (2003). Stakes winner of 7 races, $889,581, Texas Classic Fut. [G1], etc. Sire of 313 ROM, 40 stakes winners, $10,776,840, incl. FREIGHTTRAIN B SI 115 (9 wins, $421,761, Black Gold Fut. [G3]), CRUZIN THE WAGON SI 106 ($336,869 [G3]), LOTA PYC SI 97 (4 wins, $314,707, Remington OK Bred Fut. [R]), FIRST PAINTED SIGN SI 104 ($284,911,Speedhorse Fut. [RG1]), JOKER ON JACK SI 106 ($267,608). 1st dam THIS GIRL IS SPECIAL, by Special Effort. Unraced. Dam of 10 living foals of racing age, including an unstarted 2-year-old, 8 to race, 7 win- ners, including– THISFEATUREISSPECIAL SI 98 (f. by Feature Mr Jess). 5 wins to 6, 2013, $137,603, Juno’s Request S. [G2], 2nd Mildred N Vessels Me- morial H. [G1], Charger Bar H. [G2], Los Alamitos Distaff Challenge [G3], 3rd Los Alamitos Distaff Challenge [G3], Delta Derby Chal- lenge, finalist Mildred Vessels H. [G1], Los Alamitos Champ. [G1]. Eyein This Feature SI 99 (c. by Feature Mr Jess). 3 wins to 4, 2013, $120,413, 3rd Higheasterjet H. [G3], finalist All American Derby [G1]. Im A Feature Girl SI 97 (f. by Feature Mr Jess). 2 wins to 4, 2013, $36,041, 3rd Prairie Mdws Distaff Chlg., finalist Distaff Chlg. Champ. [G1]. Jessthisgirl SI 91 (f. by Feature Mr Jess). 2 wins to 3, $12,600. Dam of– DONT TELL LILA SI 98 (g. by Teller Cartel). 3 wins to 3, 2013, $32,040, Biscayne S.-NTR, 250y in 0:13.156. Thisfeatures Special SI 105 (g. by Feature Mr Jess). 2 wins to 5, $28,911. 2nd dam The Louisiana Girl SI 100, by Louisiana Slew TB. 5 wins to 4, $30,569, 3rd Miss Princess H. [G2]. Half sister to BROWNS DASHER SI 107 ($69,885); out of LITTLE BLUE SHEEP SI 105 (Champion Aged Mare twice, $389,355). Dam of 11 ROM, including– JESS LOUISIANA BLUE SI 109 (c. by Mr Jess Perry). Champion Aged Stallion, 4 wins to 6, $170,682, East Champ. Challenge [G2]-NTR, 440y, 2nd AQHA Challenge Champ. [G1], etc. Sire. LOUISIANA EYE OPENER SI 97 (Mr Eye Opener). 7 wins in 10 starts to 3, $151,254, La Primera Del Ano Derby [G2], finalist [G1]. Dam of– Eye On Corona SI 90. Winner to 4, 2013, $94,442, finalist in the Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity [G1].
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