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Awesome Feather A++ Based on the Cross of Awesome Again and His Sons/Gone West Variant = 16.11 Breeder: Jacks Or Better Farm Inc 11/01/12 21:09:59 EDT Awesome Feather A++ Based on the cross of Awesome Again and his sons/Gone West Variant = 16.11 Breeder: Jacks or Better Farm Inc. (FL) Northern Dancer, 61 b Vice Regent, 67 ch Victoria Regina, 58 ch Deputy Minister, 79 dk b/ Bunty's Flight, 53 dk b Mint Copy, 70 dk b/ Shakney, 64 dk b/ Awesome Again, 94 b Red God, 54 ch Blushing Groom (FR), 74 ch Runaway Bride (GB), 62 b Primal Force, 87 b Mr. Prospector, 70 b Prime Prospect, 78 b Square Generation, 69 ch Awesome of Course, 00 ch Nearctic, 54 br Northern Dancer, 61 b Natalma, 57 b Lyphard, 69 b *Court Martial, 42 ch Goofed, 60 ch *Barra II, 50 ch Mais Oui, 87 b Exclusive Native, 65 ch Affirmed, 75 ch Won't Tell You, 62 b Affirmatively, 81 b Hail to Reason, 58 br Straight Deal, 62 b Awesome Feather No Fiddling, 45 b Bay Filly Native Dancer, 50 gr Foaled Mar 15, 2008 Raise a Native, 61 ch in Florida Raise You, 46 ch Mr. Prospector, 70 b Nashua, 52 b Gold Digger, 62 b Sequence, 46 dk b Gone West, 84 b Bold Ruler, 54 dk b Secretariat, 70 ch Somethingroyal, 52 b Secrettame, 78 ch Tim Tam, 55 dk b Tamerett, 62 dk b/ *Mixed Marriage, 52 b Precious Feather, 97 dk b/ =Aureole (GB), 50 ch =Vienna (GB), 57 ch =Turkish Blood (GB), 44 b *Vaguely Noble, 65 b =Nearco (ITY), 35 br =Noble Lassie, 56 b =Belle Sauvage (GB), 49 Last Feather, 79 dk b/ ch =Prince Rose (GB), 28 b *Princequillo, 40 b *Cosquilla, 33 b Quill, 56 ch Count Fleet, 40 br Quick Touch, 46 ch Alms, 36 ch Note on terminology in this report: Direct Cross refers to Dosage Profile: 6 2 11 1 2 Inbreeding: Northern Dancer: 4S X 5S Dosage Index: 1.59 Mr. Prospector: 5S X 3D the exact sire over exact broodmare sire; Rated Cross is Center of Distribution: +0.41 the cross used to base the TrueNicks rating and may differ from the direct cross to maintain statistical significance; AEI: Average Earnings Index; AWD: Average Winning Distance (in furlongs). All currency figures converted to U.S. dollars at time of race or sale. Pedigree and racing information provided by: Copyright © 2012 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 2 11/01/12 21:09:59 EDT Awesome Feather A++ Based on the cross of Awesome Again and his sons/Gone West Variant = 16.11 Breeder: Jacks or Better Farm Inc. (FL) Starters Considered Auction Results - All Foals Surface Performance in Rated Cross on Direct Sire/Broodmare Sire Cross for Rated Cross Direct Sire/ Type #Sold Avg Med Type Dirt Turf AW 2 Broodmare Sire Cross Weanlings - - - Starters 8 3 2 Additional Starters on Rated Cross 6 Yearlings - - - Winners 5 3 2 Total Starters 8 2YOs 1 $2,300,000 $2,300,000 SW 1 1 - Sire Broodmare Sire Sire Name Awesome of Course Broodmare Sire Name Gone West Sire AEI 3.20 Broodmare Sire AEI 1.35 Progeny AWD 6.62 f Progeny AWD as BM Sire 7.52 f Chief Earner Awesome Feather ($1,912,746) Chief Earner La Verita ($4,183,096) Out of BM By Sire Line All Foals Bred on Rated Cross Sire Line with with Other Mares Other Sires All Foals Colts Fillies All Foals All Foals Foals of Racing Age 15 8 7 1,889 2,368 Starters (% Foals of Racing Age) 8 (53%) 6 (75%) 2 (29%) 1,198 (63%) 1,755 (74%) Winners (% Starters) 6 (75%) 4 (67%) 2 (100%) 832 (69%) 1,189 (68%) SW (% Starters) 2 (25%) - 2 (100%) 87 (7%) 92 (5%) Earnings $2,548,753 $489,237 $2,059,516 $89,995,221 $112,956,145 Avg Distance Raced 6.82 f 6.72 f 7.32 f 7.22 f 7.64 f Avg Winning Distance 6.80 f 6.45 f 7.35 f 7.29 f 7.53 f Top 15 Foals Bred on Rated Cross Name Sex Foaled Sire/Broodmare Sire Best Race AWESOME FEATHER Filly 2008 Awesome of Course/Gone West G1SW ANGEL TERRACE Filly 2009 Ghostzapper/Gone West G3SW Giant's Tomb Gelding 2007 Awesome Again/Gone West SP Gone Awesome Gelding 2006 Awesome Again/Gone West Wnr Decisive Move Colt 2009 Awesome Again/Gone West Wnr Ghost Vapors Gelding 2007 Ghostzapper/Gone West Wnr High Five Again Colt 2010 Awesome of Course/Gone West Rnr Awesome Minister Gelding 2000 Awesome Again/Gone West Rnr Elghayoor Filly 2010 Ghostzapper/Gone West Unr Fille Sauvage Filly 2009 Awesome Again/Gone West Unr Ghost Rapper Colt 2010 Ghostzapper/Gone West Unr Sweet Sunset Filly 2009 Awesome Again/Gone West Unr Unnamed Mare 2006 Toccet/Gone West Unr Unnamed Horse 2005 Awesome Again/Gone West Unr Wonderously Mare 2000 Awesome Again/Gone West Unr Pedigree and racing information provided by: Copyright © 2012 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 2 of 2.
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