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BAY FILLY Barn 34 Hip No Consigned by Eaton Sales, Agent for Spendthrift Farm LLC Hip No. BAY FILLY Barn 589 Foaled March 12, 2018 34 Seattle Slew A.P. Indy ................................ Weekend Surprise Malibu Moon ........................ Mr. Prospector Macoumba ............................ Maximova (FR) BAY FILLY Danehill Flying Spur .......................... Rolls Prairy Kat (AUS) .................... (2010) Hennessy Categorical ............................ Islands By MALIBU MOON (1997). Winner of $33,840. Among the leading sires, sire of 17 crops of racing age, 1818 foals, 1414 starters, 116 black-type win - ners, 1038 winners of 3338 races and earning $117,811,623, 2 champi - ons, including Declan's Moon ($705,647, Hollywood Futurity [G1] (HOL, $267,900), etc.), and of Devil May Care ($724,000, BetFair TVG Coaching Club American Oaks [G1] (SAR, $150,000), etc.), Orb ($2,612,516, Ken - tucky Derby [G1] (CD, $1,414,800), etc.), Life At Ten [G1] ($1,277,515). 1st dam PRAIRY KAT (AUS), by Flying Spur. Winner in 2 starts at 4, $3,710(AUS), in Australia. (Total: $3,570). Sister to KRUPT . Dam of 2 other registered foals, 2 of racing age, 1 to race. 2nd dam CATEGORICAL, by Hennessy. Unraced. Dam of 4 other winners, including-- KRUPT (c. by Flying Spur). Winner at 3, $217,450(AUS), in Australia, Ja - cobs Creek Sparkling Todman S. [G2] , 2nd Sharp Direct Kindergarten S. [G3] . (Total: $200,078). Sire. ANEVAY (f. by Exceed And Excel). Winner at 2 and 4, $117,330(AUS), in Australia, Talindert S. [L], 2nd Patinack Farm Blue Diamond Preview [L]. (Total: $118,679). Producer. 3rd dam ISLANDS, by *Forli. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $33,868. Half-sister to SMACKOVER CREEK [L] (sire), Lode [LR]. Dam of 7 foals to race, 5 winners, incl.-- FIT TO LEAD . 7 wins, 2 to 5, $595,776, Louisville Budweiser Breeders' Cup H. [G2] , Santa Ynez Breeders' Cup S. [G2] , etc. Producer. Great-grand - dam of TRUST OR BUST [L] ($415,456), Mitos Y Leyendas ($192,885). Forli's Secret. Winner at 3, $10,964. Dam of 7 foals to race, 5 winners, incl.-- SECRET LAUNCH . 5 wins, 2 to 5, $173,802, Budweiser Emerald H. [L] (EMD, $41,250), Tacoma H. (EMD, $22,000), etc. BOLD CALEB . 7 wins, 2 to 6, $157,721, Hopemont S. [L] (KEE, $44,377). Unbridled Temper. Placed. Dam of UNBRIDLED COURAGE ($245,011). Honoris Causa. 2 wins in Brazil. Producer. Granddam of HI HAPPY (ARG) (Total: $1,320,861, horse of the year in Argentina, Argentine Triple Crown), HINZ [G1] (Total: $179,506), HISPANIDAD [G1] (Total: $137,021). A. P. Indy's Lady. Unraced. Dam of 9 foals, 7 to race, 5 winners, including-- Unbridled Echo . 4 wins, 3 to 5, $69,517, 2nd Flawlessly S. (AP, $8,350). Dam of HONEY HUES [G3] ($328,822), Baby Bea Scattin ($49,850). Indy’s Honor. Placed, $4,500. Dam of General War [L] (in Venezuela). Island Account. Unraced. Producer. Granddam of I'm In The Money (7 wins, Total: $214,428, 2nd SITA Australia Tibbie S. [G3] , etc.). Engagements: Breeders' Cup. Foaled in Kentucky. (KTDF)..
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