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HANG on SLOOPY Barn 1 Hip No. 4313 Consigned by Legacy Bloodstock, Agent XXIII Barn HANG ON SLOOPY Hip No. 1 Bay Mare; foaled 2014 4313 Storm Bird Storm Cat .............................. Terlingua Forestry ................................ Pleasant Colony Shared Interest ...................... Surgery HANG ON SLOOPY Seattle Slew A.P. Indy ................................ Weekend Surprise No Knocks ............................ (2001) Stage Door Johnny Never Knock .......................... Never Hula By FORESTRY (1996). Black-type winner of $591,225, King's Bishop S. [G1] , etc. Sire of 16 crops of racing age, 1335 foals, 998 starters, 65 black-type winners, 738 winners of 2312 races and earning $55,637,624. Sire of dams of 36 black-type winners, including champions Nyquist, Ole Pega - sus, and of Bobby's Kitten, Turbulent Descent, Green Mask, Camelot Kit - ten, Rushing Fall, Magical Feeling, Divine Oath, Instilled Regard, Onus, Sassocaoa. Heartwood, Shock Hazard, Mufajaah, Milam, Auntie Joy. 1st dam NO KNOCKS, by A.P. Indy. Unraced. Dam of 9 other registered foals, 8 of rac - ing age, 7 to race, 5 winners, including-- A Boy Named Em (g. by Point Given). 4 wins, 2 to 4, $110,743. 2nd dam NEVER KNOCK, by Stage Door Johnny. 2 wins, $29,035. Half-sister to She Might Hula (2nd Mobil Trentham S. [G3] ). Dam of 6 winners, including-- PLEASANT TAP (c. by Pleasant Colony). 9 wins, 2 to 5, $2,721,169, champion older horse, Jockey Club Gold Cup [G1] , Suburban H. [G1] , Malibu S. [G2] , Commonwealth Breeders' Cup S. [G3] , Churchill Downs H. [G3] , Sunny Slope S. [L] (SA, $46,525), 2nd Breeders' Cup Classic [G1] , Breeders' Cup Sprint [G1] , Metropolitan H. [G1] , Woodward S. [G1] , Nassau County H. [G2] , Lexington S. [G2] , Hoist the Flag S. [G2] , Native Diver H. [G3] , 3rd Kentucky Derby [G1] , Santa Anita H. [G1] , Goodwood H. [G2] , San Bernardino H. [G2] . Sire. GO FOR GIN (c. by Cormorant). 5 wins, $1,380,866, Kentucky Derby [G1] , Remsen S. [G2] , Preview S. [L] (GP, $45,000), Chief's Crown S. [L] (AQU, $32,400), 2nd Belmont S. [G1] , Preakness S. [G1] , Wood Memorial S. [G1] , Fountain of Youth S. [G2] , 3rd Forego H. [G2] , Churchill Downs H. [G3] . Sire. Alem Da Lenda. Unraced. Producer. Granddam of Thunder Sale (f. by Not For Sale, Total: $19,632, in Argentina, 3rd Carlos P. Rodriguez [G2] ). Navy Knock. Unplaced. Dam of 4 foals, 3 winners, including-- PERCEIVED VALUE (f. by Present Value). 7 wins at 2 and 3, $97,853, Delta Queen S. (SAC, $14,218), 2nd CTBA Marian S.-R (FPX, $8,500), etc. Navy Lemoore. Winner at 3. Dam of Atin (g. by Belong to Me, 3 wins, Total: $55,752, 3rd JRA Cup). Moscow Tap. Unplaced in 1 start. Dam of Halo's Stride (c. by Strodes Creek, $233,209, 2nd Turfway Spiral S. [G2] ). Granddam of Desert Tap (f. by Desert God, $109,659, 2nd Sydney Valentini H.-R (SUN, $21,500), etc.). Fire Tap. Unplaced. Producer. Granddam of Moon Ala Mode (g. by Malibu Moon, 5 wins, $227,375, 2nd Maryland Million Turf S.-R (LRL, $25,000)). RACE RECORD: At 2 and 3, unplaced in 2 starts. Earned $690. Mated to Liaison (Indian Charlie--Galloping Gal), last service April 16, 2018. (Believed to be PREGNANT )..
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