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19--Casanova Kiddo equineline.com Pedigree 04/24/21 16:35:37 EDT 19--Casanova Kiddo Dark Bay or Brown Filly; Feb 01, 2019 Smart Strike, 92 b Curlin, 04 ch Sherriff's Deputy, 94 b Connect, 13 dk b/ Holy Bull, 91 gr Unnamed Bullville Belle, 97 dk b/ Barkerville Belle, 80 dk b/ Foaled in Kentucky Danzig, 77 b Langfuhr, 92 b Casanova Kiddo, 10 dk b/ Sweet Briar Too, 86 b Pleasant Colony, 78 dk b/ Casanova Junction, 89 b Intentional Move, 79 b By CONNECT (2013). Stakes winner of 6 races in 8 starts of $1,370,000, Cigar Mile H. [G1] (AQU, $300,000), Pennsylvania Derby [G2] (PRX, $750,000), Westchester S. [G3] (BEL, $120,000), Curlin S. (SAR, $60,000). His first foals are 2-year-olds of 2021. Sire of 120 foals, 2 starters, 0 winners of 0 races and earning $7,800, including Burrow Down (placed, at 2, 2021, $6,000). Son of horse of the year Curlin, Among the leading sires 3 times, sire of 77 stakes winners, 6 champions, including Vino Rosso (Champion in U.S., $4,803,125, Breeders' Cup Classic [G1] (SA, $3,300,000), etc.), Good Magic (Champion in U.S., $2,945,000, Breeders' Cup Juvenile [G1] (DMR, $1,100,000), etc.), Stellar Wind (Champion in U.S., $2,903,200, Apple Blossom H. [G1] (OP, $360,000), etc.), Curlin's Voyage (Champion twice, to 3, 2020, $536,056 USA, Mazarine S. [G3] (WO, $90,000(CAN)), etc.), Handsome Franco (Champion in Puerto Rico, $80,742, Clasico Jose Coll Vidal S. [L], etc.), Medici (Horse of the year in Slovakia, $22,451 USA). 1st dam CASANOVA KIDDO, by Langfuhr. Winner at 4, $18,022. Sister to Casanova Move. Dam of 5 foals, 2 to race, 1 winner-- Carpe Casanova (f. by Carpe Diem). Winner in 1 start at 2, $27,000. Unnamed (f. by Connect). See below. 2nd dam CASANOVA JUNCTION, by Pleasant Colony. Unraced. Half-sister to DANCE TEACHER ($327,912 (USA), Ladies H. [G1], etc.), GOLD MOVER ($1,523,010, Princess Rooney H. [G2] (CRC, $294,000), etc.), LUNAR MOVER ($57,778 (USA), Doncaster Mile S. [L], etc.). Dam of 9 winners-- CASANOVA MARKET (f. by Silver Ghost). 4 wins, 2 to 4, $159,432, Holly S. (MED, $21,000), 2nd Inside Information S. [L] (MTH, $10,000), 3rd Prismatical S. [L] (MED, $6,600). Producer. Casanova Move (f. by Langfuhr). Winner at 2 and 4, $297,193, 2nd Bonnie Miss S. [G2] (GP, $40,000), Davona Dale S. [G2] (GP, $30,000), Hilbys Brite Flight S. (AQU, $12,000), 3rd Alabama S. [G1] (SAR, $60,000), Acorn S. [G1] (BEL, $30,000), Black-Eyed Susan S. [G2] (PIM, $16,500), Love Affair S. (AQU, $6,975). Casanova Storm (f. by Storm Cat). Winner at 2 and 3, $79,132, 2nd Suffolk Downs Oaks [L] (SUF, $10,000), 3rd Miss Grillo S. [G3]. Dam of-- DUVEEN (c. by Horse Chestnut (SAF)). 3 wins at 3, $275,329, Crown Royal American Turf S. [G3] (CD, $111,146), Palm Beach S. [G3] (GP, $60,000), 2nd Jefferson Cup S. [G2] (CD, $43,316). CHERRY HILL LADY (f. by Grand Slam). Winner at 3 and 4, $51,297, Adena Springs Oakley S. -R (CNL, $36,000). Producer. Ormolu (f. by Indian Charlie). Winner at 3, $38,829. Dam of-- Celuk (f. by Creative Cause). 6 wins, 2 to 5, 2021 in DOM, Champion imported 2-year-old filly in Dominican Republic. LAND BATTLE (g. by Istan). 8 wins, 2 to 6, 2021, $262,920, Sugar Bowl S. (FG, $35,000), 2nd Kip Deville S. [L] (RP, $14,915), Evangeline Downs Prince S. (EVD, $9,500), Golden Circle S. (PRM, $10,000), 3rd Prairie Gold Juvenile S. (PRM, $6,400). Casanova Striker (f. by Smart Strike). Unplaced in 2 starts. Dam of-- MIDNIGHT SOIREE (f. by Include). Winner at 2 and 3, placed at 5, 2020, $217,976, Martha Washington S. (GP, $78,260), 2nd Miss Gracie S. (GP, $14,550), Ginger Punch S. -R (GP, $19,400). CIGUARAYA (f. by Latent Heat). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $186,998, Crowned S. (DEL, $30,000), 2nd Stonewall Farm Ocala Suncoast S. (TAM, $10,000), 3rd Winter Melody S. (DEL, $5,500). Producer. SILVER TIME (f. by Indian Charlie). 5 wins at 3 and 4, $159,932, Queen S. (TP, $29,450), Copyright © 2021 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 4 equineline.com Pedigree 04/24/21 16:35:37 EDT 19--Casanova Kiddo Dark Bay or Brown Filly; Feb 01, 2019 3rd Giant's Causeway S. [L] (KEE, $10,000). Producer. Try to Remember (f. by Include). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $124,867, 2nd Daisy Mae S. -R (CT, $9,220), 3rd Ride Sally S. (AQU, $6,748), Fairway Fun S. (TP, $4,800). Dam of-- HOLIDAY SOIREE (f. by Harlan's Holiday). 5 wins, 2 to 4, $405,642, Shine Again S. -R (SAR, $60,000), 2nd Charles Town Oaks [L] (CT, $76,800), Sugar Maple S. [L] (CT, $40,000), Safely Kept S. [L] (LRL, $20,000), 3rd Humana Distaff S. [G1] (CD, $33,178), etc. MARQUEE PRINCE (c. by Cairo Prince). 5 wins at 2 and 3, $202,106, Black Gold S. (FG, $45,000), Lloyd Captain Maestri Memorial S. (FG, $36,828), 3rd Commonwealth Turf S. [G3] (CD, $16,450). Just Fabulous (f. by Include). Winner at 3, $11,414. Dam of-- Midnight On Oconee (f. by Midnight Lute). 2 wins at 2, $142,768, 2nd Twinspires.com Rachel Alexandra S. [G2] (FG, $40,000), Silverbulletday S. [L] (FG, $30,000). Baldezza (c. by Stormin Fever). Winner at 2 and 4 in JPN, $209,930 (USA). Lods (g. by Hennessy). 13 wins, 3 to 10, $150,564. Pleasant Star (g. by Ferdinand). 13 wins, 3 to 11, $123,171. Casanova Kiddo (f. by Langfuhr). See above. Mojo Play (g. by Grand Slam). Winner at 3 and 4, $15,166. Casanova Cat (c. by Mountain Cat). 2 wins at 5, $15,035. Casanova Marker (f. by Miner's Mark). Placed at 2, $4,680. Dam of-- CASANOVA KILLER (f. by Storm Boot). 6 wins, 2 to 5, $281,099, Jenny Wade H. [L]-ntr, 5 furlongs in 0:56.56 (PEN, $60,000), 2nd Adena Stallions' Miss Preakness S. [G3] (PIM, $20,000), Dashing Beauty S. (DEL, $10,309). Producer. Casanova Cowboy (g. by Storm and a Half). Placed at 4 and 5, $14,756. 3rd dam INTENTIONAL MOVE, by Tentam. Winner at 3 and 4, $43,420. Half-sister to Time to Tango ($62,586, 3rd Liberation H.), Royal Lunacy ($62,352, 2nd White Skies H.). Dam of 5 winners-- GOLD MOVER (f. by Gold Fever). 13 wins, 2 to 5, $1,523,010, Princess Rooney H. [G2] (CRC, $294,000), Princess Rooney H. [G2] (CRC, $240,000), Schuylerville S. [G2], Kentucky Breeders' Cup S. [G3], Forward Gal S. [G3], Debutante S. [G3], Floral Park H. [L] (BEL, $65,040), Hurricane Bertie H. [L] (GP, $60,000) twice, etc. Dam of-- GIANT MOVER (f. by Giant's Causeway). 4 wins at 3 and 4, $163,813, Brookmeade S. -R (CNL, $30,000), 2nd Revidere S. [L] (MTH, $15,000), 3rd Glowing Honor S. (AQU, $6,000). Set ncr at Monmouth Park, 1 1/8 miles in 1:46.62. Dam of-- FAMILY TREE (f. by Smart Strike). 5 wins at 2 and 3, $733,387, Indiana Oaks [G2] (IND, $118,261), Iowa Oaks [G3] (PRM, $118,800), Zia Park Oaks (ZIA, $180,000), 2nd Plum Pretty S. (SUN, $44,000), 3rd Alabama S. [G1] (SAR, $60,000), etc. LIORA (f. by Candy Ride (ARG)). 2 wins at 2, $530,080, Golden Rod S. [G2] (CD, $120,280), 2nd Longines Kentucky Oaks [G1] (CD, $227,500), Twinspires.com Fair Grounds Oaks [G2] (FG, $80,000), Rachel Alexandra S. [G2] (FG, $40,000). MALEEH (c. by Indian Charlie). 2 wins at 3, $158,500, Fred "Cappy" Capossela S. (AQU, $60,000). Intentional Cry (f. by Street Cry (IRE)). Unraced. Dam of-- TELEKINESIS (c. by Ghostzapper). 3 wins at 3 and 5, 2020, $207,568(USA), Plate Trial S. -R (WO, $75,000(CAN)), 2nd Stonestreet Lexington S. [G3] (KEE, $40,000). DANCE TEACHER (f. by Smarten). 6 wins at 3 and 4 in ENG and NA , $327,912 (USA), Ladies H. [G1], Gallorette H. [G3], Bal Harbour S. (HIA, $18,000), 2nd Vineland H. [G3], Wallis S. [L], 3rd First Flight H. [G3], Spicy Living H. [L] (RKM, $10,000). Dam of-- INTENTIONAL FEVER (f. by Stormin Fever). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $219,266, Walking in Da Sun S. (DEL, $35,790), Beautiful Day S. (DEL, $35,130), 2nd Miss Woodford S. [L] (MTH, $40,000), Interborough H. (AQU, $13,853), Drumtop S. (SUF, $10,000), etc. Producer. Ghostly Moves (c. by Silver Ghost). 6 wins, 2 to 5, $272,259, 2nd Widener H. [G3], 3rd Pegasus H. [G2], Broward H. [G3], Kenny Noe Jr. H. [L] (CRC, $11,000). Sire. Dancehall Fever (g. by Stormin Fever). 15 wins, 2 to 10, $255,174, 2nd H. Steward Mitchell S. (LRL, $10,000). State Craft (c. by Deputy Minister). 10 wins, 2 to 5, $189,471, 3rd Sunny Slope S. [L] (SA, $11,250). Sire. Copyright © 2021 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 2 of 4 equineline.com Pedigree 04/24/21 16:35:37 EDT 19--Casanova Kiddo Dark Bay or Brown Filly; Feb 01, 2019 Ransom Dance (f. by Red Ransom). Placed in 2 starts at 3, $8,500.
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