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TAKEN by the STORM Bay Horse, 2010 FEMALE LINE Storm Bird Northern Dancer South Ocean PAINT BRUSH TAKEN BY THE STORM Bay Horse, 2010 FEMALE LINE Storm Bird Northern Dancer South Ocean PAINT BRUSH. Unraced. Dam of 6 other foals, 4 to race, 2 winners, including— Storm Cat Farmers Market (After Market). 4 wins at 3 and 4, $64,171; placed at 5 in Secretariat Terlingua Panama. Stormy Atlantic Crimson Saint Dk.B. or Br., 1994 Bold Reasoning Unbridled Lassie. 3 wins at 3, $170,220, 2nd National Jockey Club Oaks, 3rd Seattle Slew My Charmer Hail Atlantis 3rd C.C.A. Oaks-G1, Bonnie Miss S-G2. Dam of 8 other foals, 7 to race, Flippers Coastal 5 winners, including— Moccasin Checkupfromzneckup. 4 wins at 3 and 4, $187,470, 2nd Lighthouse S. Ack Ack Battle Joined Kimberlite. Unraced. Dam of Magna Light (1 win, $139,334, 2nd Hopeful Broad Brush Fast Turn S-G1, 3rd Sanford S-G3), Unbridled Graduate (2 wins, $94,447, 2nd Hay Patcher Hoist the Flag Cleve land Kindergarten S, etc.). Paint Brush Turn to Talent Bay, 2004 Fappiano LASSIE CONNECTION. 3 wins at 3, $27,160. Dam of 15 other foals, 12 to race, Unbridled Gana Facil 9 winners, including— Unbridled Lassie Lassie Connection Seattle Slew WINNING CONNECTION. 21 wins, 3 to 8, $520,597, Evangeline Mile H-etr, Lassie Dear West Virginia Governor’s H, Houston Mile S, etc. Thrilla in Manila. 12 wins, 2 to 8, $191,099, 3rd Laurel Futurity-G3. Dosage Profile: 7 11 12 0 0 Houston Connection. 9 wins, 2 to 5, $162,469, 2nd Pilgrim S-G3, 3rd Sum- Dosage Index: 4.00 Center of Distribution: +0.83 mer S. Sire. Bankruptcy Court. 4 wins at 3 and 4, $162,230, 2nd Hawthorne Derby-G3. Great Connection. Winner at 2, $18,770. Dam of LORD SINCLAIR (4 wins, RACING RECORD $414,645 in France and Hong Kong, Prix Montenica), GUANA (Fr) (4 Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Won wins, $137,382 in France and U.S., Flawlessly S, etc.), GREAT NEWS (4 2 4 1 1 0 $ 46,850 wins, $84,531 in France, Prix Isola Bella, etc.). 3 4 1 0 0 52,110 Uncle Abbie. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $137,795. Sire. 4 4 1 2 0 46,416 Flag Connection. 5 wins, 3 to 7, $112,808 in France. 5 2 0 0 0 3,425 Vermont Connection. Placed at 3. Dam of FORTUITOUS (2 wins, $145,020, __ __ __ __ _______ Natalma S-G3, etc.). Granddam of My Dinah Lee (1 win, $45,614, 3rd 14 3 3 0 $148,801 Brookmeade S). 1 1 At 2, won a 1 ⁄8 mi. maiden special at Keeneland (turf, by 4 ⁄2 lengths over Channel LASSIE DEAR, by Buckpasser. 5 wins at 2 and 3, $80,549, Villager S-G3, etc. Isle, Mughaadir, etc.); 2nd in a maiden special at Keeneland (synthetic, DQ Sister to GALLAPIAT (sire), half-sister to GAY MECENE (champion, sire), from first, to El Duro, Channel Isle,etc.). GALLANTA (Fr), Brave Shot (GB) (sire), Harlem Shuffle. Dam of 12 At 3, won an allowance at Gulfstream Park (1 mi., turf, defeating Hansel Tazwell, other foals, 11 to race, all winners, including— Bernie the Jet, Pyrite Mountain, Fredericksburg, etc.). WOLFHOUND. Highweighted older horse (5-7 fur.) in England, highweighted 1 1 At 4, won an allowance at Turfway Park (1 ⁄16 mi., synthetic in 1:43.15, by 5 older horse (5-6 ⁄2 fur.) on European Free Handicap, 6 wins, 2 to 4, lengths over Bell by the Ridge, Above the Bar, Emmett Park, etc.); 2nd in $452,478 in England and France, Sprint Cup-G1, etc. Sire. an allowance at Kentucky Downs (turf, by a head to Power Ped, defeating WEEKEND SURPRISE. Broodmare of the year. 7 wins, 2 to 4, $402,892, Hesinfront, Air Squadron. etc.) and in a turf allowance at Churchill Downs (to Golden Rod S-G3, etc. Dam of A.P. INDY (horse of the year, cham- Saffron Hall, defeating Perfect Title, Coin Broker, etc.). pion 3-year-old colt, 8 wins, $2,979,815, Belmont S-G1, Breeders’ Cup Classic-G1, etc., leading sire), SUMMER SQUALL (13 wins, $1,844,282, Preakness S-G1, etc., sire), EAVESDROPPER (3 wins, $167,794, Harvey STUD RECORD Arneault Memorial H, etc., sire), WELCOME SURPRISE (2 wins, $143,574, TAKEN BY THE STORM entered stud in 2017. His first foals arrive in 2018. Dogwood S-G3), Honor Grades (5 wins, $173,953, 2nd Derby Trial S-G3, etc., sire), Weekend in Seattle (3 wins, $147,245, 3rd C.C.A. Oaks-G1, MALE LINE etc.). Granddam of COURT VISION (9 wins, $3,746,658, Breeders’ Cup Mile-G1, etc., sire), GARCIA MARQUEZ (6 wins, $804,449 in Hong Kong His sire, STORMY ATLANTIC, stakes winner of 6 races, $148,126, Damitrius S, and Ireland, Queen Mother’s Cup-G2, etc.), LORD SNOWDON (10 wins, Havre de Grace S, 3rd Consent S. $511,990, Paumonok H, etc.), SMART SURPRISE (7 wins, $508,709, STORMY ATLANTIC has sired 107 stakes winners, including: Hendrie S-G3, etc.), MAMBO IN SEATTLE (4 wins, $421,149, Henry UP WITH THE BIRDS: Horse of the year, champion 3-year-old colt in Canada, 8 Walton S, 2nd Travers S-G1, etc., sire), Gallant Fields (4 wins, $297,102, wins, $1,862,876 to 7, 2017, Jamaica H-G1, Nijinsky S-G2 twice, etc. 2nd Queens County S), Hailstone (2 wins, $271,771, 2nd Connaught Cup CONQUEST TYPHOON: Champion 2-year-old colt in Canada, 5 wins, $680,359 S-G2, etc.), City Weekend (8 wins, $270,273, 2nd Vincent A. Moscarelli to 5, 2017, Summer S-G2, Cecil B. DeMille S-G3, etc. Memorial S, sire), Happy Week (5 wins, $228,674, 3rd Dream Supreme LEONNATUS ANTEAS: Champion 2-year-old colt in Canada, 5 wins, $600,074, S, etc.), Aspiring (2 wins, $132,227, 2nd Dearly Precious S, etc.), Trade Durham Cup S-G3-ntr, Coronation Futurity, etc. Sire. Only, Weekend Strike, Jakonda, Mystery Strike, Festival Song. MARITIMER: Champion 2-year-old colt in Canada, 3 wins, $362,835 in Canada Other stakes horses: SPECTACULAR SPY (sire), FOXHOUND (sire), Lassie’s and U.A.E., Coronation Futurity, Display S, 2nd Vandal S. Lady, Al Mufti (sire). STORM ALLIED: Champion 3-year-old colt in Puerto Rico, 17 wins, $229,114, Clasico George Washington-G1, Clasico Bandit Bomber-G3, etc. 2018 Fee—$1,500 Live Foal GET STORMY: 11 wins, $1,606,812, Woodford Reserve Turf Classic S-G1, Maker’s Mark Mile S-G1, Gulfstream Park Turf H-G1, etc. Sire. Payable when foal stands and nurses STORMY LIBERAL: 8 wins, $983,570 to 5, 2017, Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint-G1, Special consideration to approved mares and mares foaling in Pennsylvania Daytona S-G3, Siren Lure S, etc. Registered Pennsylvania stallion STORMY LUCY: 8 wins, $851,700, Matriarch S-G1, Santa Ana S-G2, etc. Property of Xanthus Farms Inc. STORMELLO: 3 wins, $700,100, Hollywood Futurity-G1, etc. Sire. NEXT QUESTION: 3 wins, $424,391, Nearctic S-G1, etc. XANTHUS FARMS INC. VICTOR SECURITY: 7 wins, $208,991 to 5, 2017 in Argentina, San Isidro Copa Melchor Posse-G1, Estrellas Mile S-G1, etc. 1225 Bon-Ox Road, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325 STORMY LORD: 10 wins, $1,191,380, Connaught Cup S-G2, etc. Barbara Rickline (717) 624-2835 SUPERIOR STORM: 16 wins, $1,066,873, La. Premier Night Distaff S twice, etc. www.xanthus-farm.com Cell (717) 487-2206 ICY ATLANTIC: 8 wins, $993,700, Arcadia H-G2, Red Bank S-G3, etc. E-mail: [email protected] Fax (717) 624-4136.
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