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COMMAND POST Harlan’S Holiday - Danzig’S Humor, by Lemon Drop Kid COMMANDING PEDIGREE, COMMANDING PRESENCE check daily updates on stallionregister.com COMMAND POST Harlan’s Holiday - Danzig’s Humor, by Lemon Drop Kid COMMANDING PEDIGREE, COMMANDING PRESENCE • 3-time winner who hit the board in all but one of his seven starts. Earned $104,110. • Finished a troubled third in the Long Branch S. to multiple SW Phat Man and GSP Talk Logistics. • $220,000 Keeneland September yearling purchase by top bloodstock agent Ben Glass. • By G1 winner and $3.6 million earner HARLAN’S HOLIDAY, the sire of nearly 100 stakes winners and six champions, incl. 2YO champion SHANGHAI BOBBY; also the sire of #1 General Sire of 2019, INTO MISCHIEF. • Brilliant female family: out of the LEMON DROP KID mare DANZIG’S HUMOR. Half-brother to Champion 2YO Colt ONE WAY (VEN), stakes winner and G1-placed FREELY (VEN), and DOWN BY LAW, who produced multiple 2018 stakes-placed ANGEL AT WAR. • Second dam is G2 winner and G1-placed DANZIG’S BEAUTY, who also produced influential sire DISTORTED HUMOR, the sire of 19 G1 winners, 155 stakes winners, and 66 Graded stakes winners. SYLVA Nominated to: NN N E IA 2020 FEE: $2,000 S&N P H N O O R I S T Owner: A Syndicate E A B I R C E SO EDERS AS WYNOAKS FARM GISTERE RE D Delta, Pennyslvania P WynOaks Farm, 153 W. McKinley Rd. Delta, PA 17314 E N N O I InquiriesN to: BarbaraL Wheeler | (717) 456-5666 | [email protected] | www.WynOaksFarm.com S L YL TA VANIA S COMMAND POST Bay Horse, 2014 TAKEOVER TARGET: 5 wins, $826,685, Dixie S-G2, etc. Storm Cat Storm Bird AMI’S HOLIDAY: 4 wins, $817,773, Grey S-G3, Breeders’ S, 2nd Queen’s Plate, Terlingua Harlan 3rd Ontario Derby-G3, Ben Ali S-G3, Prince of Wales S, etc. Country Romance Halo SUMMER APPLAUSE: 6 wins, $814,906, Top Flight H-G2, Rachel Alexandra Harlan’s Holiday Sweet Romance S-G3, Allaire Dupont Distaff S-G3, Lady’s Secret S, 2nd Spinster S-G1, etc. Bay, 1999 Exclusive Native NOTACATBUTALLAMA: 8 wins, $789,359, National Museum of Racing Hall of Affirmed Won’t Tell You Christmas in Aiken Fame S-G3, Hill Prince S-G3, etc. Honest Pleasure Dowager Princessnesian FEMALE LINE Kingmambo Mr. Prospector Lemon Drop Kid Miesque DANZIG’S HUMOR. Unraced. Dam of 7 foals, 5 to race, all winners— Charming Lassie Seattle Slew ONE WAY (VEN) (Take Charge Indy). Champion 2-year-old colt in Venezuela, Danzig’s Humor Lassie Dear winner at 2 and 4, 2019, Clasico Comparacion-G1, etc. Bay, 2005 Northern Dancer (Vacation). 2 wins at 3, 2019 in Venezuela, Clasico My Own Danzig Pas de Nom FREELY (VEN) Danzig’s Beauty Business, 2nd Clasico Jose Antonio Paez-G1. Sweetest Chant Mr. Leader Gay Sonnet Command Post (Harlan’s Holiday). Stakes-placed winner. Down by Law (Awesome Again). Winner at 3, $62,660. Dam of Angel At War Dosage Profile: 4 2 10 2 0 (7 wins, $220,835 to 5, 2019, 2nd Dance to Bristol S, Xtra Heat, etc.). Dosage Index: 1.57 Center of Distribution: +0.44 Orcus (Tiznow). 9 wins, 5 to 7, 2019, $92,333. DANZIG’S BEAUTY. 3 wins at 2, $205,806, Gardenia S-G2, 2nd Acorn S-G1. Dam of 13 other foals, 8 to race, 6 winners, including— RACING RECORD DISTORTED HUMOR. 8 wins, 3 to 5, $769,964, Commonwealth Breeders’ Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Won Cup S-G2, Churchill Downs H-G2-ntr, Ack Ack H-G3, Salvator Mile H-G3, etc. Leading sire. 3 4 2 0 1 (1) $ 63,120 DANCING GULCH. 7 wins at 3 and 4, $215,753, Shocker T. H, Cut the Charm 4 3 1 1 1 40,990 __ __ __ __ _______ H, Coconut Grove S, 3rd Turfway Breeders’ Cup S-G2, etc. Producer. 7 3 1 2 (1) $104,110 Power of Humor. 6 wins, 4 to 6, $163,590. Validate. 3 wins at 3, $147,945. At 2, unraced. 1 Danzig’s Dreamer. Winner at 3, $22,684. Dam of LIAM’S DREAM (4 wins At 3, won a 1 mi. and 70 yds. allowance at Monmouth Park (by 3 ⁄4 lengths over in 5 starts, $194,760, Cicada S-G3, Wonders Delight S, 3rd Forward Upper Room, Two Charley’s, Glory Stars, etc.) and a 1 mi. maiden special at 3 Gal S-G2), Holdontoyourdream (2 wins, $108,675, 3rd Comely S-G2). Gulfstream Park (by 2 ⁄4 lengths over Al Khor, Hy Brasil, Mr Atila, etc.); 3rd Granddam of TIGHTLY TWISTED (3 wins, $110,515 to 3, 2019, George Long Branch S (to Phat Man, Talk Logistics, defeating Lenstar, Jammin­ Rosenberger Memorial S, 3rd Parx Fall Oaks), Local Hero (3 wins, with brandon). $315,384 to 5, 2019, 2nd The Vid S, 3rd Louisiana Derby-G2, etc.), Easy At 4, won a 6 fur. allowance at Gulfstream (defeating Harryhee, Cautious Giant, Shot (1 win, $97,700 to 3, 2019, 3rd Robert B. Lewis S-G3). French Quarter, etc.). Lady of Beauty. Unraced. Dam of BLUE ULURU (6 wins, $152,466 to 4, 2019 in Ireland, Abergwaun S). STUD RECORD Sparky Three. Unraced. Dam of Criminal Mischief (2 wins, $79,457, 3rd COMMAND POST enters stud in 2020. Purple Martin S). SWEETEST CHANT. 12 wins, 2 to 5, $414,410, Orchid H-G2, Matron H-G2, MALE LINE Arling ton Oaks, Stroh’s H-ntr, etc. Dam of 10 other foals, 9 to race, 8 winners, including— His sire, HARLAN’S HOLIDAY, stakes winner of 9 races, $3,632,664 in U.S. and U.A.E., Florida Derby-G1, Blue Grass S-G1, Donn H-G1, etc. Miss Importance. 4 wins, 2 to 4, $127,154, 2nd Seaway S, etc. Producer. HARLAN’S HOLIDAY has sired 107 stakes winners, including: Silent Classic. Winner at 2 and 3, $78,100. Producer. Granddam of ONE (15 wins, $202,726, Inaugural S, etc.). SHANGHAI BOBBY: Champion 2-year-old male, 6 wins, $1,857,000, Breeders’ SPECIAL JUDGE Cup Juvenile S-G1, Champagne S-G1, Hopeful S-G2, etc. Sire. Chanting Sweetly. 2 wins at 3, $22,190. Dam of ALY’S VOW (4 wins, $169,598, Lone Star Oaks, etc.), . Granddam of HAKEEM: Champion imported 2 and 3-year-old colt, champion imported stayer in Aly’s Sweet Sheba Turkey, 6 wins, $779,540, Beyoglu S-G1, Karayel S-G1, Ankara Kalesi-G1, etc. PROMISE ME MORE (2 wins, $171,866, Donnie Wilhite Memorial S, 2nd Rachel Alexandra S-G3, etc.), Sweet Aurelia (in Peru). PEDRO CAIMAN: Champion sprinter in Venezuela, 11 wins in 11 starts, Copa Velocidad Del Caribe-G1, Clasico de Los Sprinters-G1, etc. Sweetest Empress. Winner at 3, $22,090. Dam of Play Smart (3 wins, $152,957, 3rd Jaipur H-G3). Granddam of SLUGGERS BOY (Clasico Laffit CONQUEST HARLANATE: Champion 2-year-old filly in Canada, 3 wins, $269,853 Pincay Jr.-G2, etc. in Panama). in 6 starts, Natalma S-G2, Mazarine S-G3. Agresivo: Champion imported 2-year-old colt, champion imported sprinter in GAY SONNET, by Sailor. 2 wins at 3. Sister to GAY SAILORETTE, half-sister to Turkey, 2 wins, $129,988, 2nd Caldiran S-G1, 3rd Vehbi Koc-G3. Let’s Be Gay. Dam of 8 other foals, 7 to race, 5 winners, including— Harlan’s Castle: Champion older horse in Panama. Lisieux. 4 wins at 3 and 4, $111,474, 3rd La Prevoyante S. Dam of NEVER INTO MISCHIEF: 3 wins, $597,080 in 6 starts, Cashcall Futurity-G1, etc. Sire. RETREAT (horse of the year, champion grass mare in Canada, 11 wins, THE GREAT DAY (ARG): 5 wins, $339,574 to 5, 2019 in Argentina, Estrellas $1,298,769, First Lady S-G1, etc.). Granddam of BANNOCK (3 wins, Classic-G1, Polla de Potrillos-G1, Otono-G2, 2nd Jockey Club-G1, etc. $148,718 in England, Rockingham S, etc.), MOULIN LADY (in Australia). MAJESTICPERFECTION: 5 wins, $310,430 in 6 starts, Alfred G. Vanderbilt H-G1, Iowa Sprint H-ntr. Sire. 2020 Fee—$2,000 Live Foal HALO HOLIDAY: 8 wins, $252,082 to 5, 2019 in Argentina, Enrique Acebal-G1, Seleccion de Potrancas-G1, Paseana-G2, Jockey Club de Rosario-G3, etc. Payable when foal stands and nurses PRETTY GIRL (ARG): 4 wins, $229,181 in Argentina, France and U.S., Copa de Registered Pennsylvania Stallion Plata-G1, Federico de Alvear-G3, Prix Jacques de Bremond, etc. Property of Wyn Oaks Farm LLC ALBIANO: 4 wins, $1,567,617 in Japan, Swan S-G2, Flower Cup-G3, etc. GOOD SAMARITAN: 4 wins, $1,309,450, Jim Dandy S-G2, New Orleans H-G2, WYN OAKS FARM LLC Summer S-G2, 2nd Clark H-G1, American Turf S-G2, Pennine Ridge S-G3, 3rd Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf-G1, etc. 153 West McKinley Road, Delta, Pennsylvania 17314 WILLCOX INN: 6 wins, $1,015,543, American Derby-G2, etc. Sire. Barbara Wheeler MENDIP: 6 wins, $895,961 in U.A.E. and England, Al Maktoum Challenge-Round (717) 456-5666 www.wynoaksfarm.com 2-G2, Al Maktoum Challenge-Round 1-G3, etc. Sire. e-mail: [email protected] Fax (410) 417-2571 Command Post.indd 1 11/18/19 3:24 PM.
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