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Is Reverend Scott 53 Consigned by Fox Valley Standardbreds, Sherman, IL, Agent for Dr. Brian A. Kennedy REVEREND SCOTT IS (Indiana Sired) BROWN COLT; Foaled March 29, 2018; Chip 097 061 Life Sign p,3,1:50.3................................. Abercrombie p,4,1:53 Real Desire p,4,1:48.2 ............................ Three Diamonds p,3,1:53.1 Deadly Desire ......................................... Troublemaker p,2,T1:54 REVEREND SCOTT Mystical Mood Western Hanover p,3,1:50.4................... No Nukes p,3,T1:52.1 Willing Heart p,3,1:55.3........................... Wendymae Hanover p,4,T1:57 Arts Desire.............................................. Artsplace p,4,1:49.2 Liberated Angel p,3,1:55.4 By REAL DESIRE p,2,1:50.4; 3,1:49; 4,1:48.2 ($3,323,606) by Life Sign p,3,1:50.3. Sire of 37 in 1:50; 3 with over $1,000,000, including ROCKIN RON p,1:47.2, TELL ALL p,3,1:48.3, STATE TREASURER p,1:47), RAZZLE DAZZLE p,1:49f, SHEER DESIRE p,3,1:49.2, CINDERELLA GUY p,1:49.1f, etc. 2019 two-year-olds include 8 winners thru July 25, 6 in 2:00 including SAWYERS DESIRE p,2,1:53, NASSAU DESIRE p,2,1:53.2, etc. 1st Dam WILLING HEART p,3,1:55.3 ($50,451) by Western Hanover p,3,1:50.4. 17 wins. Starter at 2. At 3, winner Open at Mt. Sterling; third in Review S. As aged, third in Open at Bluegrass Downs, Women of Virginia Series Final at Colonial Downs. At 3, race timed 1:54. At 6, race timed 1:53.2. Dam of 2 of racing age including a 3-year- old. Dam of: Ntmycrcusntmymnkys BT p,2,2:01.3 (g, Sportsmaster) ($1,641). At 2, race timed 2:01.3. Now 3, racing and third in Egyptian S. at Fairfield. 2nd Dam ARTS DESIRE by Artsplace p,4,1:49.2. Dam of 5 living foals, 2 winners (1 in 1:55, 2 in 1:57), including: WILLING HEART p,3,1:55.3 (m, Western Hanover) ($50,451). 11 wins. As above. WESTERN INTENT p,2,Q1:58.4f; 3,1:54.4f (Western Hanover) ($39,945). 5 wins. Western Appeal (m, Western Hanover). Dam of QUEEN OF SWING p,4,1:54.4 ($127,903), SUCCULENT p,4,1:55.3, etc. Absolute Desire (m, Western Hanover). Dam of MACHING GUN p,1:54.1f ($83,656), GIRLSGOTMACHZIE p,3,1:55.3, OUR LITTLE DRAGON p,2,1:56.3f, etc. 3rd Dam LIBERATED ANGEL p,2,T1:56.4; 3,1:55.4 ($76,948) by Meadow Skipper p,3,1:55. 7 wins. Dam of 7 winners (2 in 1:51, 5 in 1:53) including: LEAH ALMAHURST p,2,1:55.2; 3,1:52.3 (m, Abercrombie) ($1,053,201). 28 wins. At 2, winner Breeders Crown. At 3, winner Adioo Volo S., American-National S., Breeders Filly S., Cuddy Farms S. (elim. and Final), Jugette, Macfarlane Memorial, Mistletoe Shalee S. (elim.), Northfield Grand Circuit S., Turtle Dove S.; second in Breeders Crown Final, Helen Dancer Memorial, Historic-Ladyship S., Lady Maud S., Tarport Hap S. At 4, second in Roses Are Red S. (elim.). Dam of WESTERN IDEAL p,1:48 ($1,455,422), etc.; granddam of MR FEEL GOOD p,1:49 ($1,306,626), REMEM- BER WHEN p,4,1:50.3 ($1,245,718), etc. FIRM BELIEF p,2,1:52.2; 3,1:52.2h; 1:51f (Abercrombie) ($625,801). 29 wins. At 2, winner Bluegrass-Meadow Lands Farm S, Champlain S.; second in Nassagaweya S. At 3, winner Art Rooney S. (elim. and Final) at Yonkers, Cane Pace (elim.), Little Brown Jug (elim.), Tompkins-Geers S.; second in Gaines Memorial; third in Jug Preview, Meadowlands Pace (elim.). At 4, winner Niatross S.; second in Bret Hanover S., Verban Memorial; third in Senior Jug, Toronto Pacing Series (leg). LOOKING FOR ART p,3,1:51.4 (Artsplace) ($433,983). 9 wins. At 3, winner Adena Pacing Series (leg), Hanover S., Hayes Memorial, Little Brown Jug (elim.), Jug Preview, Messenger S. (elim. and Final) and Midwest Pacing Derby (leg). ARTS ADVANTAGE p,3,1:51.1; 1:50.2 (Artsplace) ($315,127). 23 wins. At 3, winner NJSS. ARTSSHOWCASE p,2,Q1:57; 3,1:53; 1:51.2 (Artsplace) ($196,750). 25 wins. RESCUE ME p,3,1:57.2h (Western Hanover) ($19,718). 6 wins. Star Symbol p,2:00.2f (m, Abercrombie) ($5,061). 1 win. Dam of WESTCOAST MAN p,1:50.1 ($455,418), etc.; granddam of BESS DRESS p,4,1:52, etc. Naughty Angel (m, Niatross). Granddam of CANACO RUN p,1:50.3 ($294,815), CANACO KELLY p,3,1:54.4 ($178,326), etc. Dawn Delicious (m, Niatross). Dam of KENTUCKY MORNING p,1:54.4f ($121,438), etc.; granddam of GUS Q p,1:51.3 ($193,277), etc. Freedom Aloft (m, Nihilator). Dam of DR DREW p,4,1:49.3 ($520,861), JB STENA p,4,1:51.1 ($372,212), etc.; granddam of FREE DE VIE p,4,1:51, etc. ENGAGEMENTS Indiana Sired - Indiana Sires - Indiana Sired LC Bluegrass Stakes - Breeders Crown - Fox Stake Hoosier - Horseman - Little Brown Jug.
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